Chapter 6 Bandwidth Management

6.2 Command Examples

This example configures BWM at the interface level. It does the following.

1Turns on BWM on the WLAN interface.

2Enables automatic traffic classification.

3Sets the interface’s bandwidth limit to 25 Mbps.

4Enables maximum bandwidth usage.

5Sets the queuing mechanism to fairness-based (WRR).

6Displays the WLAN interface’s BWM settings.

ras> bm interface wlan enable auto on bandwidth 25m wrr efficient BM Interface setting done.

ras> bm show interface wlan

===============================================================================

Interface : wlanAutomatic Traffic Classify: Enable [ Fairness-Based : Maximize BW Usage ]

bandwidth

=

25M

(bps)

0 (bps)

allocated

bandwidth

=

MTU = 1500 (byte)

===============================================================================

This example adds one WLAN class using the following settings (and then displays it).

•Class number: 1

•Class name: WLAN-class1

•Bandwidth: 5 Mbps

•Priority: 7

•Bandwidth borrowing: Enabled

ras> bm class wlan add 1 name WLAN-class1 bandwidth 5m priority 7 borrow on Class setting is done.

ras> bm show class wlan 1

===============================================================================

Class: 1

Name:

WLAN-class1

7

filter setting: No

 

depth: 1

 

priority:

 

queue: 0/30

0

 

 

 

 

borrow class:

(Root Class)

 

 

parent class:

0

 

 

total bandwidth:

 

5M

(bps)

 

allocated bandwidth:

0

(bps)

===============================================================================

This example adds a filter on the WLAN class using the following settings.

•Class number: 1

•Service: FTP

•Destination address: 172.16.1.208

 

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