Look at microflow and aggregate policing on the Catalyst 6000 with PFC1 or
PFC2. A microflow policer can be used to limit particular flows to X Kbps,
and an aggregate policer can then be used to limit all traffic of that type
to Y Kbps.
http://www/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat6000/sft_6_1/configgd/qos.htm
Similar features are provided by CBWFQ in Cisco 75xx,72xx, and 36xx, 26xx
Ian
At 04:14 PM 3/1/2001 -0500, Richie wrote:
>Kinda of a tricky question, if it is not clear please let me know.
>
>Is it possible on a Cisco 6509 or 75xx series to limit a type of traffic per
>conversation to a certain amount of bandwidth? For example, let's use the
>wonderful Napster idea. On a T1, I want to limit Napster to 30kbps per
>conversation per user, so if all users use Napster that's fine, but each
>user will be limited to 30kbps per conversation. The T1 can be all Napster
>traffic, but want all users to be able to access the circuit. As I
>understand it, in the normal queuing mode, you set a minimum amount of
>bandwidth aside or cap a type of traffic to a percentage of the bandwidth
>utilization.
>
>So if users are performing web requests (port 80), they are not limited in
>any way. Someone has mentioned Packeteer Packetshaper or the like.
>
>Suggestions are welcomed,
>
>Richie
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