A device can be configured to dynamically detect the traffic forwarding rate and limit the rate at which packets are sent to create a flow for each user.
A NAT64 device with a multi-core structure allows flow construction and forwarding processes to share CPU resources. To minimize or prevent NAT64 packet loss and a CPU usage increase, the device has to maintain a proper ratio of the forwarding rate to the flow creation rate.
The system view is displayed.
The NAT64 instance view is displayed.
The limit on the rate at which packets are sent to create a user flow is set.
To disable this function, run the undo ds-lite user-session create-rate limit enable command.
The rate at which packets are sent to create a flow on a NAT64 device is set.
The configuration is committed.