Traffic Management

Web: Example for Configuring Maximum and Guaranteed Bandwidth for Bandwidth Management on Enterprise Networks

This section provides an example for setting overall maximum bandwidth to restrict non-key service traffic on an enterprise network and setting overall guaranteed bandwidth to ensure proper forwarding of key service traffic during peak hours.

Web: Example for Configuring Bandwidth Management on Each IP Address on the Enterprise Networks with Source NAT or NAT Server Enabled

This section provides an example for configuring maximum bandwidth for each IP address to restrict the bandwidth available for each enterprise employee to access the Internet and to limit the maximum available bandwidth for intranet servers to provide services externally.

Web: Example for Configuring Hierarchical Traffic Policies for Bandwidth Management on a Specific Department or on the Employees and Services of That Department

This section provides an example for configuring hierarchical traffic policies to control bandwidth of different departments, different employees in each department, and different services used by employees.

Web: Example for Configuring a Shared Traffic Profile for Multi-Dimensional Bandwidth Management on One Department

This section provides an example for referencing a shared traffic profile in multiple policies to manage the bandwidth of one department in multiple dimensions.

Web: Example for Configuring Dynamic Even Distribution to Equally Distribute Bandwidth Resources to Users

This section provides an example for configuring dynamic even distribution to equally and dynamically assign bandwidth resources to each user based on the number of online users.

Web: Example for Configuring Quota Management for Enterprise Employees

This section describes how to implement quota management when the FW functions as a security gateway on the intranet border.

CLI: Example for Configuring Maximum and Guaranteed Bandwidth for Bandwidth Management on Enterprise Networks

This section provides an example for setting overall maximum bandwidth to restrict non-key service traffic on an enterprise network and setting overall guaranteed bandwidth to ensure proper forwarding of key service traffic during peak hours.

CLI: Example for Configuring Bandwidth Management on Each IP Address on the Enterprise Networks with Source NAT or NAT Server Enabled

This section provides an example for configuring maximum bandwidth for each IP address to restrict the bandwidth available for each enterprise employee to access the Internet and to limit the maximum available bandwidth for intranet servers to provide services externally.

CLI: Example for Configuring Hierarchical Traffic Policies for Bandwidth Management on a Specific Department or on the Employees and Services of That Department

This section provides an example for configuring hierarchical traffic policies to control bandwidth of different departments, different employees in each department, and different services used by employees.

CLI: Example for Configuring a Shared Traffic Profile for Multi-Dimensional Bandwidth Management on One Department

This section provides an example for referencing a shared traffic profile in multiple policies to manage the bandwidth of one department in multiple dimensions.

CLI: Example for Configuring Dynamic Even Distribution to Equally Distribute Bandwidth Resources to Users

This section provides an example for configuring dynamic even distribution to equally and dynamically assign bandwidth resources to each user based on the number of online users.

CLI: Example for Configuring Quota Management for Enterprise Employees

This section describes how to implement quota management when the FW functions as a security gateway on the intranet border.

CLI: Example for Configuring Bandwidth Management on Public IP Addresses with Source NAT or NAT Server Enabled

This section provides an example for configuring maximum bandwidth for each IP address to restrict the total bandwidth available for enterprise employees to access the Internet and to limit the total maximum available bandwidth for intranet servers to provide services externally.