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<DIV>We have an Avaya VoIP solution, which I'm still getting familar with. I am much more comfortable with Cisco's VoIP solutions, but my question is simple...I think. I want to make sure QOS is setup properly. I am wondering if I ran autoqos on all switch ports and router ports from end - to - end would the Avaya equipment be properly covered. I did some research and so far all I've come up with is to do this:</DIV>
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<DIV>class-map match-any VoIP</DIV>
<DIV> match ip dscp 46</DIV>
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<DIV>policy-map voipQoS</DIV>
<DIV> class VoIP</DIV>
<DIV> priority 816</DIV>
<DIV> class class-default</DIV>
<DIV> fair-queue</DIV>
<DIV> random-detect dscp-based</DIV>
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<DIV>interface Serial0</DIV>
<DIV> description T1</DIV>
<DIV> ip address 172.16.0.1</DIV>
<DIV> service-policy output voipQoS</DIV>
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<DIV>Now I know I would have to adjust it for my environment, but I'm not familiar with dscp 46 and what that does or how that sets the priority on the Avaya VoIP equipment. I would really like to see some sample configs of cisco switch ports and router interfaces along with a quick explaination of why it this works or how maybe another way is better. </DIV>
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