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qos traffic stats - regular traffic and default group

Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

created qos for application and apply it to class 1

 

it is applied to the interface with 10Gig lan connection.

 

traffic stats shows default group====regular traffic==40 --- assume 

 

does it mean that total traffic going via interface is  40?

 

also default group traffic ==== regular traffic??

 

when i click on bandwidth tab on  left hand side it shows graph with different numbers?

 

need to understand which traffic shows on the bandwidth and why that number is different from the  default group

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bypass traffic is traffic where qos profile is not applied.

For example you have vpn tunnel.

On the physical interface tab you choose qos profile from droppdown for clear text traffic but leave it to none for tunnel traffic.

Traffic that is related to vpn tunnel will go under bypass traffic then.

 

 

 

Enterprise Architect, Security @ Cloud Carib Ltd
Palo Alto Networks certified from 2011

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Cyber Elite
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With QoS policy you can assign traffic into different classes.

In your case you use class 1 for that.

It is hightly reccommended to also have class 4 in QoS profile to avoid anomalies because all traffic that is not classified is placed into class 4 by default.

 

Not sure what does not match for you?

Your current throughput is 119.73.

Where do you see 40?

 

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Enterprise Architect, Security @ Cloud Carib Ltd
Palo Alto Networks certified from 2011

So does it mean that Bandwidth graph on right hand side ==== default group===throughput?

 

bandwidth graph on right should match the numbers in the default group?

 

what traffic i can put under class 4?

 

my only main puprose was to give certain application dedicated bandwidth and top prioirty

 

I just put that number for assumption.

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Graph on the right will change. It depends on what is active.

Currently you have ae1 active.

If you click on class 1 it will show only class 1 throughput etc.

You don't need to put anything into class 4 with policy. Palo will itself put everything that you have not classified elsewhere into class 4. For that reason it is good practice to have class 4 in QoS profile.

Enterprise Architect, Security @ Cloud Carib Ltd
Palo Alto Networks certified from 2011

so which is bypass traffic then here?

non class 1 and class 4?

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bypass traffic is traffic where qos profile is not applied.

For example you have vpn tunnel.

On the physical interface tab you choose qos profile from droppdown for clear text traffic but leave it to none for tunnel traffic.

Traffic that is related to vpn tunnel will go under bypass traffic then.

 

 

 

Enterprise Architect, Security @ Cloud Carib Ltd
Palo Alto Networks certified from 2011
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