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Hello<br />
I have a Cisco 2620 router connected to a T-1 connection<br />
it has a fastethernet interface on the inside connected to a 506E PIX<br />
the PIX connects to an unmanaged switch on its internal port<br />
the PIX uses private addresses on the inside network and gives statically mapped public ip addresses to the devices on the inside network which are all servers.<br />
each server has its own public ip assigned to it via the static mapping.<br />
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can I do traffic shaping with this config? <br />
I want server A to have only 512kbits of bandwidth assigned to it at any given time. where and how would I do it? <br />
what is the minimum IOS feature set and version I need? do I need IP Plus? or would IP base be ok?
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Hello
I have a Cisco 2620 router connected to a T-1 connection
it has a fastethernet interface on the inside connected to a 506E PIX
the PIX connects to an unmanaged switch on its internal port
the PIX uses private addresses on the inside network and gives statically mapped public ip addresses to the devices on the inside network which are all servers.
each server has its own public ip assigned to it via the static mapping.

can I do traffic shaping with this config? 
I want server A to have only 512kbits of bandwidth assigned to it at any given time. where and how would I do it? 
what is the minimum IOS feature set and version I need? do I need IP Plus? or would IP base be ok?

traffic shaping on 2620 router / 506 PIX

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