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Bandwidth Limit GS752TPS - How? Can't figure it out.
I purchased 3 GS752TPS switches, stacked, configured, and installed them. The QOS on the documentation says "Port-Based Ingress and egress rate limiting" yet I can find nowhere in the user interf...
Hi thapchild,
If you want to limit one port upload speed, I suggest the QoS DiffServ function is better.
For example, limit port 1/g10 upload speed to 1Mbps
Config Step:
1. GUI go to 'QoS'-->'DiffServ'-->'Advanced'-->'Class Configuration' page, create class name as c1;
2. Click c1 and set condition is default 'Match Every'， click Apply button;
3. Go to 'Policy Configuration' page, create policy name as p1, member class select c1;
4. Click p1 and select 'Simple Policy', set 'Comitted Rate' to 1000(kbps), set 'Committed Burst Size' to 128, set 'Conform Action' to send, set 'Violate Action' to drop, click Apply button;
5. Go to 'Service Configuration' page, binding 1/g10 to p1 policy, click Apply button;
And this configuration will only limit port 1/g10 upload speed.
For detailed DiffServ configuraiton info, you also can refer to the UserManual of this switch.
Hope it can helps!
Hi thapchild,
Welcome to the community! 
Yes, as you said, GS752TPS support port based rate limiting both for ingress and egress.
But for ingress direction, it's link to Storm Control function, detailed configuraiton page is: web GUI go to 'Security'-->'Traffic Control'-->'Storm Control', Switch support ingress control for 'Unknown Unitcast' 'Broadcast' and 'Multicast'.
And for egress direction rate limit, it's link to QoS function, detailed configuraiton page is: web GUI go to 'QoS'-->'CoS'-->'Advanced'-->'CoS Interface Configuraiton'-->'Interface Shaping Rate'
For detail configuration of QoS and Storm Control, you can refer to User Manual, below is the link
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/GS728TPS/GS7xxTS_GS7xxTPS-SWA_1Mar12.pdf
Regards,
EricZ
NETGEAR employee
Thanks for your reply Eric.
I have a situation where I have a wireless access point that's in our Lobby that I need to restrict the upload speeds on. I know the port of the switch, what would be the best method to limit the speeds of this port?
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