Group ID: 1 -> Member of QoS group ID
1
IP: 192.168.x.x -> machine's 1 I
P
LAN Out rate: 0 -> 0 for equal sharin
g
WAN Out rate: 0 -> 0 for equal sharin
g
Group ID: 1 -> Member of QoS group ID
1
IP: 192.168.x.x -> machine's 2 I
P
LAN Out rate: 0 -> 0 for equal sharin
g
WAN Out rate: 0 -> 0 for equal sharin
g
This is the example for equal sharing between those 2 machines. Now, let's suppose that, this
client wants to have at least 200 kbit guaranteed to machine 1. Simple to do it, as follow:
Group ID: 1 -> Member of QoS group ID
1
IP: 192.168.x.x -> machine's 1 I
P
LAN Out rate: 200 -> 200 kbit guarantee
d
WAN Out rate: 200 -> 200 kbit guarantee
d
Group ID: 1 -> Member of QoS group ID
1
IP: 192.168.x.x -> machine's 2 I
P
LAN Out rate:
0
WAN Out rate:
0
The other 2 clients will have no group:
Group ID: 0 -> Does not belong to any grou
p
IP: 192.168.x.x -> Client
2
LAN Out rate: 256
WAN Out rate: 256
Group ID: 0
-> Does not belong to any group
IP: 192.168.x.x
-> Client 3
LAN Out rate: 256
WAN Out rate: 256
=> HOW TO GUARANTEE BANDWIDTH FOR A VOIP SYSTEM
