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Class-map used by two policies input and output in the same router & interface

alison.hou
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Class-map used by two policies input and output in the same router & interface

Please see partial configs.

 

!for both inbound and outbound

class-map match-any Voice

match ip dscp ef

!

!for inbount policy

policy-map INBOUND

class Voice

   priority percent 40

   set dscp ef

class class-default

   fair-queue!

 

! for outbound policy

policy-map OUTBOUND

  class Voice

    priority 1000

  class class-default

   fair-queue

 

interface atm1/IMA0

Service-policy output OUTBOUND

Service-policy input INBOUND

 

Can this work?

 

thanks,

Alison

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Yes (to your post's header question) and no (to your post's content).

 

You can use the same class-map in both IN and OUT CBWFQ policies, as they generally just match packets.  (Although you're not doing so in your posted config, don't forget when matching, and using ACLs, source and destination reverse for IN and OUT.)

 

You can use some of the same policy map class statements, for both IN and OUT, but in your IN policy you're using class statements (queuing) that are limited to just OUT policies.

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