[rbak-nsp] QoS exception
Piotrek S.
komuch at gmail.com
Mon Feb 25 18:17:23 EST 2013
Ok, i found soultion.
Here is example:
qos policy pppoe_down metering
ip access-group PPPoE-OUT BRAS
class YT
rate 128 burst 24576 counters
class INET
rate 128 burst 24576 counters
rate-calculation exclude layer-2-overhead
!
qos policy pppoe_up policing
ip access-group PPPoE-IN BRAS
class YT
rate 128 burst 24576 counters
class INET
rate 128 burst 24576 counters
rate-calculation exclude layer-2-overhead
and some radius attributes:
Qos-Policing-Profile-Name = "pppoe_up"
Qos-Metering-Profile-Name = "pppoe_down"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "meter-class-rate YT rate-absolute 2048"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "meter-class-burst YT 380928"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "police-class-rate YT rate-absolute 2048"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "police-class-burst YT 380928"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "meter-class-rate INET rate-absolute 2048"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "meter-class-burst INET 380928"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "police-class-rate INET rate-absolute 2048"
Dynamic-QoS-Param = "police-class-burst INET 380928"
I hope this will be helpful to others who don't know how to do it ;)
2013/2/25 Piotrek S. <komuch at gmail.com>
> Hi,
>
> I want to give my customers a higher speed rates from some network places
> (eg. from my peering partners, youtube, etc.)
>
> Currently i have simple config without classes:
>
> qos policy pppoe_down metering
> rate 1024 burst 100000
> rate-calculation exclude layer-2-overhead
> !
> qos policy pppoe_up policing
> rate 1024 burst 100000
> rate-calculation exclude layer-2-overhead
> !
>
> In this case configuration is very simple.
> Rates are provided by radius/coa (Qos-Rate-Outbound/inbound).
>
> Is it possible to make some exceptions ?
>
> I know... i can make a few policy/metering profiles with different rates
> but IMO it is not good way for me (various speeds)
>
> Thanks for any advice.
>
> Regards
>
> P.
>
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