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hIGH_aND_mIGHTY · ‎Feb 9 2018

Good point. On investigating they both show the measurement in Mbps. I also look at the Uplink traffic bandwidth usage before and after the test. The off test bandwidth usage appears to be less than the difference between the throughput test result and the uplink traffic. Would it be safe to assume that could be upload that is being used during the test. That the throughput test does also kinda tests upload bandwidth?

hIGH_aND_mIGHTY · ‎Feb 9 2018

When I run a throughput test it will provide one number. When I look at the Uplink traffic during the time of the test it always shows higher sometimes by 10s of Mbs. I was assuming that the throughput test shows download speed and the Uplink shows total download and upload. Is this correct or am I bearing out an old adage? If I am wrong what is the cause of the difference between the uplink traffic and the result from the throughput test?

hIGH_aND_mIGHTY · ‎Oct 26 2017

Hello, I was curious about the interaction between global bandwidth limits and traffic shaping rules. In this case I'm looking at the global limit per client is set to unlimited and the traffic shaping rule sets SIP traffic to high priority. From this article https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Firewall_and_Traffic_Shaping/Traffic_Shaping_Settings High priority traffic seems to reserve 4/7 of the available bandwidth(Would this be 4/7 of the speed that WAN 1 is configured for?) and everything else would get unlimited of what is left. Is this thinking correct?

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