[nsp] Traffic shaping 2611xm and 2900

[Jeff Johnson]

Aaron,

This is a good start,
and gives me a god idea of how this works,
however after some contemplation i havve decided ip is a better way to 
filter.  so...

i looked into:

class-map foo
match ip ......

it does not seem to be meant for that.  should i create  an access list 
and set the policy-map to the access list?

any pointers or tips?

Thanks again,

-jeff

On Apr 8, 2004, at 4:07 PM, Gould, Aaron M (NRSW N61CR1W) wrote:

> ohhhhh by the ethernet address.
>
> jeff have you dealt with class-based shaping at all.  i think it's IOS 
> 12.2
> and higher.
>
> en
> conf t
> class-map jeff
> match source-address mac 1111.2222.3333
> exit
> policy-map johnson
> class jeff
> shape (configure you bucket sizes here jeff).
> exit
> int f0/0
> service-policy input johnson
> exit
> exit
> wr
>
> ...maybe this will accomplish what you are striving towards.  if you 
> want
> you can police instead of shape and simply drop everything outside of 
> the
> bandwidth that the person is supposed to be sending you

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