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    How to shape 3 Lans with ALLmax up- and download?

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    • DaReaLDeviLD
      DaReaLDeviL
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      Hi,

      I'm sorry if I overlocked it but I can't find that hopefully easy solution for my task. I have 3 networks and all running with standard wizard preq shaping.

      My network conection is 30 download 10upload. So is every Network set (30/10) and when there is full load on them, they bloat the network. Now with the new VOIP that is coming I need to set a Limit of 29/9 when all are using the network and the internet conection should always be freed up with 1/1.

      There is no Voip in any of the 3 Lans, it is a special piece of hardware that comes after the pfsense which does the dial in and emulate my ISDN.

      Thank you for your help!

      Regards.

      VM PFSense 2.4.3 (amd64) on Dell PowerEdge T410
      Xeon E5620 @ 2.40GHz 2 CPUs: 4GB Ram: 60GB Disk
      ISP (MNet) 1xModem (Vigor 130) 1xWan, 3xLan (PFSense)

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      • DaReaLDeviLD
        DaReaLDeviL
        last edited by DaReaLDeviL

        Here is some illustration of my still existing problem.

        0_1529948491213_network.png

        How can I limit this that all network never go over 25mbit?

        0_1529947656376_shaping.JPG
        The 25000 shown was just a test... there is now a 20000.

        VM PFSense 2.4.3 (amd64) on Dell PowerEdge T410
        Xeon E5620 @ 2.40GHz 2 CPUs: 4GB Ram: 60GB Disk
        ISP (MNet) 1xModem (Vigor 130) 1xWan, 3xLan (PFSense)

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