Hi everybody,
I read the manual … unfortunaly I didn’t understand the global in and out very well.
… global-in - represents all the input interfaces in general (INGRESS queue)…
… global-out - represents all the output interfaces in general…
Let’s see:
customers–INTERFACE A (local)======MIK Interface C (Public/Internet)
customers–INTERFACE B (local)======
First : Could I say that INT_A and INT_B are always Global IN and INT_C is always Global OUT, regardless the actual flow of trafic ?
OR when the customers send flow to internet, INT_A and INT_B are Global IN and INT_C is Global Out ? AND When they receive from internet INT_C is global IN and INT_A and INT_B are global out ?
Note: In the last option, the same trafic into INT_C from internet is the same going out to customer. And the same trafic into INT_A and INT_B going to internet is the same going out to internt in INT_C.
And to complicate: The trafic is going in and out, going trough all interface at the same time !
So, I’m lost. When I up my mind I figure out global in is the same global out !
Please, help , I know I am stupid. I apreciate helping me !
thanks in advance,
gevasio