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Hi Harbor,<br />
The MTU size was in the config from my previous ISP, i took it off after you raised it.<br />
I have changed the traffic-shape to what you suggested and raised a ticket with my ISP to check if they are still able to see packets dropping, i will have an answer from them &nbsp;tomorrow.<br />
Thanks<br />
RG<br />
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Hi Harbor,
The MTU size was in the config from my previous ISP, i took it off after you raised it.
I have changed the traffic-shape to what you suggested and raised a ticket with my ISP to check if they are still able to see packets dropping, i will have an answer from them  tomorrow.
Thanks
RG
 
 


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Hi,<br />
I am trying to configure traffic shapping on a cisco 1841 router, which has 2 interfaces one facing the ISP equipment another one to our firewall. Our ISP informed us that they are policing our traffic and they can see a lot of packet drops on their switch because we havent configured shapping properly. We have a 10Mbps connection and i used the below command on the interface facing the ISP, please let me know if i am missing something.<br />
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interface FastEthernet0/0<br />
&nbsp;ip address xxx.xx.xx.xx 255.255.255.252<br />
&nbsp;ip tcp adjust-mss 1400<br />
&nbsp;speed 100<br />
&nbsp;full-duplex<br />
&nbsp;traffic-shape rate 10485760 262144 262144 1000<br />
&nbsp;no cdp enable<br />
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Hi,
I am trying to configure traffic shapping on a cisco 1841 router, which has 2 interfaces one facing the ISP equipment another one to our firewall. Our ISP informed us that they are policing our traffic and they can see a lot of packet drops on their switch because we havent configured shapping properly. We have a 10Mbps connection and i used the below command on the interface facing the ISP, please let me know if i am missing something.

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interface FastEthernet0/0
 ip address xxx.xx.xx.xx 255.255.255.252
 ip tcp adjust-mss 1400
 speed 100
 full-duplex
 traffic-shape rate 10485760 262144 262144 1000
 no cdp enable
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How to configure traffic shaping on cisco 1841 with 10Mbps connection

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