Greetings all, I'm definitely no QoS expert and my Cisco experience is a little above newbie (4 years exp) and I now have a dubious task of VoIP QoS'ing. Anyhow currently I have<br><br>interface Serial1/0<br>description Frame Relay Circuit<br>no ip address<br>service-policy Voice<br>enscapsulation frame-relay IETF<br>no ip mroute-cache<br>dsu bandwidth 44210<br>frame-relay lmi-type ansi<br><br>Would it make sense to do the following on that interface for QoS? I'm trying to set up QoS for a DS3 that is split. 20mb is hard linked, 25mb is what I'm pushing to the Internet but it's burstable to a full DS3. I'd like to allocate 75% of that 25mb for strictly voice... The rest for whatever else.<br><br>policy-map parent<br>shape average 18432000<br>service-policy voippolicy<br>!<br>int serial1/0<br>service-policy output parent<br><br><br>class-map X<br>match input-interface LAN<br>class-map class-default<br>match any<br>class-map voice<br>match access-group 101<br><br>policy-map
VOICEDATA<br>class voice<br>priority 19200<br>Precedence = 5<br>class data<br>bandwidth 6400<br><br>interface Serial1/0<br>bandwidth DS3<br>no ip directed-broadcast<br>service-policy output VOICEDATA<br>!<br>access-list 101 permit ip any any precedence critical<br><br>Does that make sense or is there an easier method to do this? Any help is greatly appreciated<p> 
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