Check Point QoS Policy
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Bandwidth Allocation and Rules
The following sections provide examples of bandwidth allocation and rules.
Each example includes QoS Rule Base information, open connections,
available bandwidth, and an explanation of how to determine how much
bandwidth a particular connection will be allocated.
Check Point QoS ensures optimal bandwidth use, by allocating
bandwidth dynamically. Each example provided is a “snapshot”.
In a live network, connections open and close constantly. By the
time an Administrator figures out per-connection allocation, the
allocations will have changed.
SIMPLE QOS RULE BASE WITH WEIGHTS ONLY
Adam is the Administrator at ABC Company. ABC Company has only two
networks, Execu_Net and Other_Net. Adam has been told by upper
management that traffic from Execu_Net needs to be given priority over traffic
from Other_Net.
Adam configures a simple QoS Policy with the following rules:
The total bandwidth available to the QoS Module is 190 KBps.
Name Executive Net Rule Default
Source Execu_Net Any
Destination Any Any
Service Any Any
Action Weight 30 Weight 10
Track Log Log
Install On Any Any
Time Any Any
Comment Give Execu_Net
Priority
Blank
