configure download and upload

Gel
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I managed to configure when the user will be able to download when connecting to my company's network, but I'm not able to configure the upload for it. I put 10 megabytes in the download and it's working, but I didn't find where to put the upload limit. Could you help me?I have a USG Flex 200 Firew

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  • PeterUK
    PeterUK Posts: 3,389  Guru Member
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    edited October 24 Answer ✓

    That BWM which gives you more control but not the total for a interface.

    The limits you put in are guaranteed not the limit which is maximum

    So with the BWM you can limit LAN to WAN which is:
    client from LAN connecting out for a download will be limited by inbound
    client from LAN connecting out for a upload will be limited by outbound

    but this will not limit
    client from WAN connecting in for a upload will not be limited

    You would need a BWM to limit WAN to LAN and it gets a bit trickly which is inbound and outbound with that.

    Edit for WAN to LAN BWM

    So Inbound is client from WAN connecting in to download

    and outbound is client from WAN connecting in to upload

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  • PeterUK
    PeterUK Posts: 3,389  Guru Member
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    edited October 24

    Egress is not a download or upload limit its about packets being sent out the port.

    Your WAN port has a Egress limit which will limit upload

    You may also want to enable this by SSH
    configure terminal
    bwm control-tcp-ack
    write

  • Gel
    Gel Posts: 20  Freshman Member
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    https://community.zyxel.com/en/discussion/comment/71017#Comment_71017

    So would it be like this?

  • PeterUK
    PeterUK Posts: 3,389  Guru Member
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    edited October 24 Answer ✓

    That BWM which gives you more control but not the total for a interface.

    The limits you put in are guaranteed not the limit which is maximum

    So with the BWM you can limit LAN to WAN which is:
    client from LAN connecting out for a download will be limited by inbound
    client from LAN connecting out for a upload will be limited by outbound

    but this will not limit
    client from WAN connecting in for a upload will not be limited

    You would need a BWM to limit WAN to LAN and it gets a bit trickly which is inbound and outbound with that.

    Edit for WAN to LAN BWM

    So Inbound is client from WAN connecting in to download

    and outbound is client from WAN connecting in to upload

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