Global Bandwidth Management (BWM) using App Flow Monitor
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Feature/Application:
Global BWM works by first enabling bandwidth management on an interface and then allocating the available bandwidth for that interface on the ingress and egress traffic. It then assigns individual limits for each class of network traffic. By assigning priorities to network traffic, applications requiring a quick response time, such as Telnet, can take precedence over traffic requiring less response time, such as FTP.
BWM can also be configured from the App Flow Monitor page by selecting a service type application or a signature type application and then clicking the Create Rule button. The Bandwidth Management options available there depend on the enabled priority levels in the
Global Priority Queue table on the Firewall Settings > BWM page. The priority levels enabled by default are High, Medium, and Low.
This article illustrates how to automatically create BWM App Rules or Access Rules from the Dashboard > App Flow Monitor page.
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Procedure:
Enable Global Bandwidth Management
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Create App Rules from Dashboard > App Flow Monitor
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Based on the Applications selected, a Match Object and an App Rules Policy will be created.
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