Hi @falkowich,
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Your configuration is ok. But please note that by setting the policy’s bandwidth to auto, you have a lot of bandwidth available. When defining the bandwidth of the policy, you should define the speed of the slowest link your traffic might have to go through in its long way to its destination address.
Regarding class’ bandwidth command, in case the link gets really full, your class 10 traffic will always have its reservation of 5mbit, no matter how busy the link is. And the same goes for default: In case the link gets full, your default traffic will always have its reservation of 10mbit, no matter how busy the link is. That’s ok, that’s just what bandwidth for a class does.
You are also setting a ceiling of 100% for both class 10 and default, which means that, once the bandwidth limit for the class (or default) is reached, and there is still more traffic for that class, and the link is available, then the traffic for that class will be allowed to use up to 100% of the link.