[j-nsp] Rate limiting (policer or CoS) on the same box
Paul Connally
pconnally at utdallas.edu
Wed Jan 19 10:59:51 EST 2005
Our group has purchased a Juniper M20. We've got an issue that I'm
pretty sure can be accomplished, but some assistance would be helpful.
We're going to have two ISP's connected on the upstream; a POS OC12 and
a GigE. We also have around 8 downstream connectors, all connected via
GigE. BGP is enabled to both upstreams and all downstreams. Here's what
we need to have happen:
1) Each downstream connector has requested to subscribe to a portion of
our GigE upstream link (ex: One group wants 100Mb, one wants 50Mb, one
wants 300Mb, etc). Since they are paying the ISP fee based on desired
guaranteed bandwidth, I need to set up a queue to 'guarantee' the
downstream connector access to that bandwidth. They would also like to
be able to 'burst' above their subscribed level (if the bandwidth is
available) without taking another connectors' paid bandwidth (i.e. be
put into a secondary queue).
2) On our OC12 link, each downstream connector needs to be guaranteed a
specific amount of bandwidth. Queuing would be nice here, but it's not
necessary.
3) Since each downstream connector is going to have a single GigE into
my Juniper, they would like to be able to pull stats off the Juniper as
to how much of their border router's in/out traffic is going to the
GigE, and how much is going to the OC12. This is likely some kind of
Netflow hack, but some advice to those who've done this would be helpful.
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