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The packets must be assigned to a Traffic Group to be processed by the Traffic Shaping module. There are two ways assign traffic to a Traffic Group:
When assigning the Traffic Group or a DSCP value via Outgoing DSCP outbound for a desktop connection, an IPsec connection, or an Application Routing profile, the following options are available:
Behavior of a Traffic Group with or without an assigned DSCP value:
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1) Creating a traffic group Traffic Group (required):
1.1) Connect to the Unified Firewall, go to the menu Network → Traffic Shaping → Traffic Groups and click on the "+” icon to create a new traffic group.
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Specifying a DSCP value in the field Incoming DSCP is optional. |
2) Creating a Shaping configuration Configuration (optional):
2.1) Go to the menu Network → Traffic Shaping → Shaping Configurations and click the “+” icon to create a new shaping configurationShaping Configuration.
2.2) Change the following parameters:
- Interface: Select the Interface used for the Internet connection from the drop-down menu. Only one shaping configuration Shaping Configuration can be created per interface at any time.
- Maximum Download Bandwith: Enter the Maximum Download Bandwidth of the Internet connection (in this example 100 Mbps).
- Maximum Upload Bandwith: Enter the Maximum Upload Bandwidth of the Internet connection (in this example 40 Mbps).
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To apply the Shaping Configuration created in step 2, the Traffic Group created in it needs to be reference referenced from a desktop connection, an IPsec connection, or an Application Routing profile (or in several of these ways). |
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