[nsp] QoS not working
jlewis at lewis.org
jlewis at lewis.org
Tue Mar 4 18:48:33 EST 2003
I'm trying to configure QoS to prioritize VOIP traffic on a few customer
DSL and frame T1's (delivered to us over ATM). The customer I was working
with today is running a 1602 with 12.1(18). My end is a 7206vxr with
12.1(5)T12.
I based my configs on info from
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/788/voice-qos/voip-qos-fr-atm.html
but I'm not doing PPP over FR or ATM.
I've got a number of problems here. On my end, IOS will let me put a
'service-policy output cust-VOIP' in the pvc section of the customer's
ATM3/0.45 interface, but the command doesn't show up in a show run...so
I'm guessing that even though there was no error, it's not actually being
accepted. Can I do this or another type of prioritization without
involving virtual templates?
On the customer end, I put the service-policy on the s1 interface (IP is
configured on s1.1, but the subinterface won't accept a service-policy).
It's accepted and seems to function. At least the counters show
packets matching the priority queue, but when large files are uploaded
from a PC connected to the 1600's ethernet, VOIP quality noticably
degrades.
Here's part of the config from the 1600.
class-map cust-voice
match access-group 150
!
!
policy-map cust-VOIP
class cust-voice
priority 1158
class class-default
fair-queue
access-list 150 permit ip host 10.100.1.4 any
10.100.1.4 is the IP of the VOIP device. I started with lower priorities
and ended up at 1158 (the max) with no improvement.
Only by using CAR on the 1600 (I was surprised it was supported) was I
able to guarantee bandwidth for the VOIP traffic by limiting everything
else. That's not going to work for the customer's central site though,
where lots of people will be working from home and doing both VOIP and
file transfers and other traffic.
Is this a bug in LLQ, or am I not configuring it properly? Ideally, I
need some way of doing this that will scale to doing a bunch of customers
on our 7206.
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