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When applying QoS policies to limit client rate through AAA override to different clients connecting to the same WLAN, the same client rate limit will be applied to all clients connected to the same access point. The last QoS policy received will be applied to all other clients, not matter which rate limit was applied before. It seems the last QoS policy applied overrides all others on the access point.
- Apply QoS policies with client rate limit using AAA override - Use APs in flex connect local switching
Important note : this workaround does not consistently work on every setup. Clients might need to get deleted from the AP to make it work. Add the following AV-Pairs in the authorization profile on ISE : Aire-Data-Bandwidth-Average-DownStream-Contract = 300 (here, you can use any value) Aire-Data-Bandwidth-Average-UpStream-Contract = 300 (here, you can use any value)
Example : if we connect a client that gets the "Guest-QoS" applied, all clients will have the Guest-QoS applied. #show rate-limit client Per client rate limit: mac vap rate_out rate_in policy 08:BE:AC:14:13:7D 1 10000 10000 Guest-QoS 94:18:65:48:6F:B1 1 10000 10000 Guest-QoS If the next client connecting (or another client re-connecting) gets the "Corp-QoS" applied through AAA override, all clients on the AP will get the same client rate limit applied : #show rate-limit client Per client rate limit: mac vap rate_out rate_in policy 08:BE:AC:14:13:7D 1 705032 705032 Corp-QoS 94:18:65:48:6F:B1 1 705032 705032 Corp-QoS
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