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QoS Marking traffic on 891 Router

EDUARD LAYRITZ
Level 1
Level 1

Hi there

 

I'am trying to mark incomming traffic on a router 891.

Setup is:

 

Client - 891 int G0 (L2, VLAN 110)

 

The Policy looks as follows:

 

policy-map Pol_Marking
 class Class_Marking_Printer
  set ip precedence 2

class-map match-all Class_Marking_Printer
  description class-map Printer Traffic
 match access-group name Traffic_to_Spooler
 
ip access-list extended Traffic_to_Spooler
 remark Filterung des Printer Verkehrs zum Spooler
 permit ip any x.x.x.x m.m.m.m

 

At this point i'am not sure wheter to apply to policy to the physiacla int G0 or the VLAN 110 Int.

I acutally tried both with no success.


int vlan 110
 service-policy input Markierung_VRF

 

Is there a possibility to mark incomming trafic?

 

Thanks a lot!

 

   Edi

 

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Joseph W. Doherty
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
"Is there a possibility to mark incomming trafic?"

As far as I know, the answer should be yes for an 891, on a L3 interface, unless you're running into some kind of licensing or feature set. (I recall having issue with 871s, implementing some IOS, using 12.4, when they have the VoIP feature set and not the IP Services feature set.)

Are you sure your ACL is correct (for IP address block)?

EDUARD LAYRITZ
Level 1
Level 1

Correction

on the incooming Interface i applied the correct policy. now it reads:

int vlan 110
 service-policy input Pol_Marking

 

unfortunatly this did not help!

Again, did you also check your ACL?

What does a show policy interface and show ACL display?

Thanks for your reply!



About the ACL, I checked it and it's ok. I've used the same ACL for debug ip packet (it's a lab router) and I got some packets - pings didn't show up whereas traceroute packet where displayed. About the show outputs: unfortunately I'll only have access to the devices second half of next week. However the ACL did not show a hit count, neither the counters on the policy.



Best regards



Edi




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