[c-nsp] Routing based on traffic type question

[Chuck Church]

Scott,

     Yes, policy routing will work, using it to off-load http and other non
time sensitive traffic for a customer.  Using static object tracking to
avoid black-holing towards a dead next hop.

Chuck
On Jul 13, 2011 10:54 AM, "Scott Granados" <scott at granados-llc.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is a new one for me and wanted to get some pointers / possible config
examples.
>
> We have a branch office that is presently being fed back to a pop via
single T1 which is about as vanilla as can be expected. It’s a simple
connected /30 with a few /29 blocks routed for the inside interfaces. On my
end is a Cisco 7206VXR with a channelized DS3 which receives the circuit and
I have full access to this device to make changes as needed.
> The branch office is being upgraded to a wireless connection which will
attach to a different segment on the same router and we will be migrating
their routed blocks to the new connection as you’d expect using entirely
static routing.
> The issue is we’d like to leave the T1 in place and simply use that for
VOIP traffic while leaving the rest of the traffic to traverse the wireless
link.
>
> How would I split the two effectively? I have definite destinations for
all their VOIP traffic which are also on my network so there are specific
soft switches that the branch uses. Is this a case for policy based routing?
Does anyone have anything like this in place that they could provide some
snippets to give me a starting point. Any pointers would be appreciated. Is
this even possible?
>
> Thank you
>
> Scott
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