Example 3: More Restrictions On The Traffic - Avaya Application Solutions Deployment Manual

Administration commands for Example 2
Table 78: Administration commands for Example 2
Command
1.access-list 101 permit
ip host 192.168.1.10
192.168.2.0
2.access-list 101 permit
ip host 192.168.1.11
192.168.2.0
3.class-map match-any
untaggedVoIP
4.match access-group 101
5.policy-map setDSCP
6.class untaggedVoIP set
ip dscp 46
7.interface Ethernet 0/0
service-policy input
setDSCP

Example 3: More restrictions on the traffic

Assumptions for Example 3
DSCP 46 is used throughout to simplify the access list.
A somewhat matching set of configurations is applied to both routers.
Meaning
The command "access-list 101..." permits
any IP traffic from the 2 C-LANs to the
192.168.2.0/24 network. There is an
0.0.0.255
implicit "deny any" at the end of this access
list.
0.0.0.255
Create a class map called "untaggedVoIP."
Packets that match access list 101 are in
the class that is "untaggedVoIP."
Create a policy map called "setDSCP."
For all packets in the class "untaggedVoIP,"
set the DSCP to 46.
Apply the "setDSCP" policy inbound on this
interface.
Examples of QoS implementation
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