How to configure QOS for Inbound Traffic on Cisco router

[netadmindha]

Dear Friends,

Could you please help me out to configure the QOS on Inbound Traffic on a Cisco Router.

Please go through the below commands and  suggest if any changes required.

### To match the traffic
ip access-list extended ACL_2Mbps
permit ip 192.168.1.75/32 10.135.101.0/24

!
### Class the traffic
class-map Link_2Mbps
match access-group ACL_2Mbps

!
### Apply policy against the class (type of traffic specified by your class-map)
policy-map Policy_3Mbps
class Link_3Mbps
police 3000000 1000000 exceed-action drop (1000000 is the burst rate)
!

interface gigabitethernet1/x
### Applies the policies inbound and outbound, both directions
service-policy input Policy_2Mbps

Regards,

Akber Mirza.

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Posting

It would help if you would first describe your logical QoS objective.

Your subject post asks about inbound QoS, but your posting has a comment about policing both directions?

Your ACL and class map reference 2 Mbps, but your policy map and its class and its police statement reference 3 Mbps?

[netadmindha]

Dear Doherty,

Thanks for your reply!

Objective : I want to dedicated 4Mbps bandwidth out of 8 Mbps on the ACL100 for the inbound traffic for these servers.

192.168.1.75---HQ-WAN ---MPLS cloud --8 Mbps --BR WAN--- 10.135.101.0

10.1.222.221---HQ-WAN ---MPLS cloud --8 Mbps --BR WAN--- 10.135.101.0

I want to apply Inbound QOS  traffic on BR wan router such that traffic coming from 192.168.1.75 /10.1.222.221 should not face any slowness issue. we have VOIP as well from BR to HQ location which will be mainly ( I guess ) outbound ....and do i need to give some priority to voip for inbound voice traffic? .  I guess the rest  3.5 mbps is sufficient for overall applications including voip.

Please suggest

No outbound QOS required as i do not have bandwidth issues with outbound traffic.

Here is my updated query :

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 access-lists 100

    10 permit ip host 192.168.1.75 10.135.101.0 0.0.0.255
    20 permit ip host 10.1.222.221 10.135.101.0 0.0.0.255
    30 deny ip any any

!

Class Map match-all Sheryan1
   Match access-group  100

!

Policy Map Sheryan1-policy
    Class Sheryan1
     police cir 4000000 bc 62500
       conform-action transmit
       exceed-action drop

!

int gi 0/0

service-policy input Sheryan-policy

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Please let me know if i need to add a class map for VOIP inbound traffic  and suggest me if any changes required?

Regards,

Akber Mirza.

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Posting

Generally, it's very difficult to have "good" inbound QoS, especially when supporting something like VoIP.  Ideally you want outbound QoS.

Since you describe a MPLS cloud, it may be possible to have outbound QoS.  However, MPLS often supports multipoint, and if any of your traffic is other than hub and spoke, you'll want MPLS to support QoS too.

If I understand your topology, normally you would set QoS at HQ egress to shape for each branch's maximum bandwidth, and prioritize within the shaped traffic.  On the branch side, normally you would just prioritize traffic at egress to the MPLS cloud.