Hi all,

i manage fms2 server with 2 adaptors and multiple vhost per
adaptor and i’d like to limit each vhost bandwidth. I set Bandwidth
tag values on Application.xml and BandwidthCap tag value too, but
clients that connects to any Vhost override theese vaues (even if i
put override=”no”in both bandwidth and bandwisthCap).

How can i solve the problema and force any Vhost to use the
limit a set?

Thanks|||
I believe <bandwidth> & <bandwidthCap> are
per client bandwidth limit; (need to check with documentation)

In general any system measures bandwidth over a period of
time. I am not sure about FMS however I guess bandwidth cap should
trigger if server detects the large data transfer over a period of
time (say 1 – 5 minutes) for a particular client.

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Hi,

i don’t think so about BandwidthCap Values; if i set a value
into this tag (ServertoClient) to 128000 for example, i see that
the sum of connections ovveride this value for all time that
streaming goes (even if i set override=no).

Bandwidth is only limited per single connection into
Bandwidth tag; in some cases this value is overridden too.

What abount Vhost limit Bandwidth for all users allowed into
Vhost.xml?|||
oh.. not sure that it would help but however ServertoClient
bandwidth values are in bytes/sec i.e: 128000 bytes/sec will be
approx 1 Mbps.

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Correct, i mean 1 Mbit/s per Vhost (128000 Bytes/s into
BandwidthCap), but connections ever ovverride this value.

Only Bandwidth tag limits rate per client/connection.

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