Exinda EXNV-10063, Administration Manual

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NOTE
There is a system limit of 325,00 hosts that can fall into each Dynamic Virtual Circuit. This may occur if the Virtual
Circuit has more than 300 Mbps of bandwidth. When this limit is exceeded, hosts fall into the next applicable Vir-
tual Circuit.
When Per Host QoS is enabled, a further level of traffic shaping is introduced. Traffic is first shaped at the Host
level, then at the Policy level. The bandwidth allocated will be the minimum of the two levels.
Examples
The following examples describe various Dynamic Virtual Circuit configurations.
Name : Example 1
Bandwidth :1024
kb/s
Direction : Both
Network Object :
Internal Users
Dynamic Virtual
Circuits Enabled:
Yes
Per Host
Bandwidth
: Auto
Per User Max
Bandwidth
: 100%
Host Location :
Internal
Max Hosts : Auto
Internal Users is a Network Object that defines all hosts on the LAN side of the Exinda appliance:
If there is 1 user, the user gets the full 1024 kb/s.
If there are 2 users, they each get 512 kb/s and can burst up to the full 1024 kb/s (if the other user is not
using their guaranteed 512 kb/s).
If there are 10 users, they each get 102 kb/s and can burst up to the full 1024 kb/s (if the other users are
not using their guaranteed 102 kb/s).
Name : Example 2
Bandwidth :
1024kbps
Direction : Both
Network Object :
Internal Users
Dynamic Virtual
Circuits Enabled
:
Yes
Per Host
Bandwidth
: 10%
Per User Max
Bandwidth
: No
Host Location :
Internal
Max Hosts : Auto
Internal Users is a Network Object that defines all hosts on the LAN side of the Exinda appliance.
If there is 1 user, the user gets 102kbps and cannot burst.
If there are 10 users, they each get 102kbps and cannot burst.
If there are 100 users, the first 10 users each get 102kbps and cannot burst. The remaining 90 users will
not match this VC.