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Maximum rate limting

unknown

Zone Director 9.7.0.0 build 220

I am trying to limit my guest WLAN access to above 20mbps threshold, but the options max out at 20mbps. Is this normal?

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unknown

What, 20Mbps is not enough for you?

unknown

Thanks for the constructive advice. That wasn't my question.

This is a 50/5 line and I would like to limit clients to 30mbps.

I take it based on your question that this is normal.

unknown

The rate limit is per station not per ssid, so you should limit stations lower.

unknown

is it ok now?

munish_munish

Hi MLG,

Rate limiting in WLAN is to limit the download and upload speed of the clients connecting to this WLAN.

When enabled,the network traffic throughput of each network device (i.e., client) is limited to the specified rate .

Valid values

include 0.10 and between 0.25~20.00 in 0.25 increments. It is normal

Thanks

Munish