To do what you're looking to do here, requires creating 3 ACLs:
1 ACL to permit/allow HTTP/HTTPS and putting that traffic into lower priority queue than the other traffic
1 ACL to permit/allow Telnet, RDP, and Printing (presumably LPR) and putting this traffic into a higher priority queue than HTTP/HTTP
1 ACL to allow all other traffic and putting it into the lowest priority queue
Follow the document to create ACL/ACE combinations. This is what it looks like for HTTP/HTTPS:
Next, you create Class Maps for each of the ACLs which looks like this:
Lastly, you define a Policy to collect all of the Class Maps and assign each Class Map to a specific priority queue - Note that the highest priority queue is queue 4 and the lowest is queue 1. This is what the mapping looks like:
Once the Policy has been created it will look like this:
Now you map the policy to the appropriate ports:
We do have people in the support organization who knows how to do this configuration.
Ivor
