yes, you can limit network rate of certain type of networks according to Alena's approach. Maybe we also need to limit the network rate of "VMs" in certain networks?
2013/4/17 Alena Prokharchyk <alena.prokharc...@citrix.com> > You can change it on the network offering level (networkRate parameter). > Create a new network offering with the desired network rate, and upgrade > your existing network to the new offering. The advantage of this approach > over the global config parameter change is - the global config change will > affect all the networks in the system while when you do it per offering, > you can limit it only to certain networks. > > > -Alena. > > On 4/17/13 9:42 AM, "Wei ZHOU" <ustcweiz...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >hi, > >the default value of network.throttling.rate and > >vm.network.throttling.rate is 200mbps, you can change it in global > >setting. Restart management server and network. > > > >best, > >wei > > > >2013/4/17, benoit lair <kurushi4...@gmail.com>: > >> Hello guys, > >> > >> > >> I'm testing an preproduction environment with cs4.0.0 onto centos 5.3. > >> > >> I'm testing a vpc environment. > >> > >> I'm asking why does the tier networks are limited to 200mb/s (network > >> offering DefaultIsolatedNetworkOfferingForVpcNetworksNoLB) ? > >> So in xencenter, if i look at the network tab of my vpc vr vm, i got a > >>qos > >> of 25600 kbytes/sec. > >> > >> Is there a risk to create a different network offering with a 1000 mb/s > >>qos > >> limit ? no limit ? > >> > >> What if i want to recreate a multi tier environnment with a no limit of > >>qos > >> with a 500 mb/s troughput, a 1000mb/s troughput ? > >> > >> What do you think about vpc vr capabilities ? any deployment > >> recommendations ? > >> > >> > >> Thanks for any advice. > >> > >> Regards, Benoit Lair. > >> > > > > >
