BANDWIDTH THROTTLING FULL

Select Simulated in the Bandwidth throttling section along with the connection speed you would like to use (see below).Create a new or open an existing FPC monitor.The checkpoint does not take network latency into account and makes calculations based on an average number of connections. The checkpoint throttles each connection the browser makes, simulating the average amount of bandwidth available for the chosen connection type. Simulated throttling uses a proxy to give you a reasonable simulation of the various connection speeds your users may have. You can set up simulated throttling with any of your browser picks. You have the same connection speed options for either type. Uptrends offers you two types of bandwidth throttling: Simulated and browser-based throttling.

That’s where bandwidth throttling comes in.

If your users access your site or service using mobile devices or use slower DSL connections, you should probably consider setting up a monitor that mirrors those users' experiences. If your user base consists primarily of desktop users, you will probably find our native speeds on our checkpoints represents your users just fine. Their native speeds reflect that of a typical user working over a high-speed network probably much like the one you use in your office. Our checkpoint computers operate within data centers.

BANDWIDTH THROTTLING FULL

To fine-tune your synthetic monitoring for a closer match to your users' actual connection speeds, we recommend that you use bandwidth throttling with your Full Page Check (FPC) monitors. All Rights Reserved.We’re changing our user interface. This option lets you throttle bandwidth consumption based on a percentage of the bandwidth actually available to the client or client group.Įnter a threshold in kilobits per second, and then in Throttle at (%), enter the percentage of threshold bandwidth the selected clients and/or client groups will throttle to when sending data if the threshold is crossed.Įnter a threshold in kilobits per second, and then in Throttle at (%), enter the percentage of threshold bandwidth to allocate for receiving data from the selected clients and/or client groups if the threshold is crossed. This option lets you set a fixed, numeric limit, without respect to actual available bandwidth.Įnter a limit for the rate at which the selected client can transmit data.Įnter a limit for the rate at which the selected client can receive data. Select from Absolute or Relative modes, as follows: Use this option to limit network sending and/or receiving rates. Select to make this schedule valid for the entire day (default).ĭeselect to specify a backup window by entering starting and ending times (next). If the throttle configuration is from MediaAgent to client, then the throttling schedule uses the time zone of the MediaAgent. For example, if the throttling configuration is from client to MediaAgent, then the throttling schedule uses the time zone of the client. Note: A throttling schedule uses the time zone of the computer at the throttle's origination point. Tools and Utilities for Troubleshooting > Operating System and Application Upgrades > Limiting Bandwidth Usage During Backups > Operating and Monitoring the Backup Environment >Īdjusting Quality of Service for Commvault Network Traffic on Clients