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I'm trying to understand how to implement traffic shaping. We haven't had much need for it in the past. As I understand it, traffic shaping doesn't give much benefit if it isn't implemented throughout the network. So, traffic shaping could provide benefits within a network that has multiple subnets. (For example, a multi-site network where the sites are connected using either site-to-site VPN or a dedicated link). But, I'm not sure about the benefits of traffic shaping at the network perimeter. How could it help your traffic if that traffic is immediately off-loaded into a network that might/might not have shaping implemented? It almost seems like the high-priority traffic is getting into the HOV lane right before the off-ramp. Can someone point me to an explanation or provide it themselves? Thanks, Michael |