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I have a 3750G cisco switch, with 24 ethernet port + 4 optical port<br />
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I tested OK limit speed on Ethernet port, with speed command, for example:<br />
speed 10 # limit 10 mbis/s<br />
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But this command not effect on optical-port <br />
So, how to litmit speed on optical port?<br />
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Thank you!<br />
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I have a 3750G cisco switch, with 24 ethernet port + 4 optical port

I tested OK limit speed on Ethernet port, with speed command, for example:
speed 10 # limit 10 mbis/s

But this command not effect on optical-port 
So, how to litmit speed on optical port?

Thank you!



How to limit speed of Cisco Switch 3750G, optical  port

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