qos outbound bandwidth site
Configures the outbound QoS bandwidth for the specified site.
Syntax
[no] qos outbound bandwidth <bandwidth> site {<site-name> | local | default-site} [interface <interface-name>]
Parameters
<bandwidth> | Bandwidth for outbound QoS. |
<site-name> | Site name: for example, data center. |
local | Specifies the local site name, which is where the SteelHead is located. |
default-site | Specifies the default site, which is the match anything, catch-all site that is used if nothing else matches. This site has a subnet of 0.0.0.0/0. You do not need to add a remote site if you only have one remote site and the default site is suitable. The default site cannot be removed. |
interface <interface-name> | Specifies the interface. |
Usage
The system enables inbound and outbound QoS on all in-path interfaces by default (except the primary interface).
Traffic is not classified until at least one WAN interface is enabled.
Uplinks connect the site to a network. A site can have a single or multiple uplinks to the same network and can connect to multiple networks. You can use multiple uplinks to the same network for redundancy. You must specify, per uplink, the bandwidth available for uploading and downloading data. The values of the configured bandwidth are used by RiOS to calculate the bandwidth available for traffic for inbound and outbound QoS configurations. In combination with the bandwidth configuration of the local sites uplink, the SteelHead can calculate the oversubscription factor in case the sum of the bandwidths of the remote sites to a network is greater than the bandwidth of the local site to the same network.
This configuration is a simplification compared to RiOS versions prior to 9.0 because the oversubscription factor is automatically computed and applied to the sites with the initial configuration of sites and when a new site is added.
When there is no user configured site bandwidth, the bandwidth is calculated based on the remote site uplink bandwidth, the local site uplink bandwidth, and network topology such as whether the remote site and local site share the same network.
The no command option removes the user configured site bandwidth.
Example
amnesiac (config) # qos outbound bandwidth 10000 site client_site interface primary
Product
SteelHead CX, SteelHead EX, SteelHead-v, SteelHead-c
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