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QOS on CE Router -- Need help

Dipesh Patel
Level 2
Level 2

Dear Experts,

Please find the configuration. Kindly suggest it is ok? 

My MPLS link BW = 70 Mbps. I am configuraing QOS at CE router and on PE router again SP will configure QOS. For that we have to remark the traffic in to 5 classes.

Configuration :

class-map match-any VOIP_BEARER_CLASS

match ip dscp ef

match access-group name VOIP_BEARER_CLASS

class-map match-any VIDEO_CONF_CLASS

match ip dscp af41

match ip dscp af42

match access-group name VIDEO_CONF_CLASS

class-map match-any SIGNALING_CLASS

match ip dscp cs3

match ip dscp af31

match access-group name SIGNALING_CLASS

class-map match-any Mission Critical_DATA_CLASS //// (SAP)

match ip dscp af21

match ip dscp af22
match ip dscp cs2
match ip dscp cs6

match access-group name Mission Critical_DATA_CLASS

class-map match-any Default_CLASS

match ip dscp DF

match access-group name Default_CLASS

policy-map COMPANY_QOS_POLICY

class VIDEO_CONF_CLASS

set dscp af41

priority percent 20

class VOIP_BEARER_CLASS

set dscp EF

  priority percent 13

class SIGNALING_CLASS

set dscp cs3

bandwidth percent 5

class Mission Critical_DATA_CLASS

set dscp af21

bandwidth percent 27

class BEST_EFFORT_CLASS

set dscp df

bandwidth percent 35

fair-queue

!

interface GigabitEthernet0/1

bandwidth 30000

service-policy output COMAPANY_QOS_POLICY

ip access-list extended VIDEO_CONF_CLASS

permit udp any any range 16384 32767

ip access-list extended VOIP_BEARER_CLASS

permit udp any any range 16384 32767 /// RTP

ip access-list extended SIGNALING_CLASS

permit tcp any any range 2000 2002 /// SCCP

permit tcp any any range 5060 5061 ///SIP

permit udp any any range 5060 5061 /// SIP

permit udp any any eq 1719 ///H.323

permit tcp any any eq 1720 ///H.323

ip access-list extended Critical_DATA_CLASS

permit tcp any any range 3200 3299

permit udp any any range 3600 3699

permit udp any any range 3200 3299

permit tcp any any range 3600 3699

permit tcp any any range 3300 3399

permit udp any any range 3300 3399

permit tcp any any eq 50500 8005 50504

permit udp any any eq 50500 8005 50504

permit tcp any any eq 443 /// HTTPS

permit tcp any any eq 1521 /// ORACLE -SQL *NET

permit udp any any eq 1521 /// ORACLE -SQL *NET

permit tcp any any eq 1526 /// ORACLE

permit udp any any eq 1526 /// ORACLE

permit tcp any any eq 1575 /// ORACLE

permit udp any any eq 1575 /// ORACLE

permit tcp any any eq 1630 /// ORACLE

permit udp any any eq 1630 /// ORACLE

permit tcp any any eq 22 /// SSH

permit tcp any any eq 465 /// Secure SMTP

permit tcp any any eq 995/// Secure POP3

permit tcp any any eq 1914 /// Connected PC Backup

permit tcp any any eq ftp

permit tcp any any eq ftp-data

permit tcp any any eq smtp

permit tcp any any eq pop3

ip access-list extended DEFAULT_CLASS

permit ip any any

Please suggest this Configuration is ok?

In this case if suppose my 33 % BW used for LLQ is not used and Mission Critical_DATA_CLASS is using all 27% BW.Than this class can use free BW of other class? if not how it can be posible.

Regards,

6 Replies 6

Amit Aneja
Level 3
Level 3

Dipesh,

Take a look at the following:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk543/tk757/technologies_tech_note09186a0080103eae.shtml#summaryofdifferences

If you have congestion on link, no matter what traffic causes it, the priority queues will not allow any traffic to burst in. So, even if 1% of the 33% is being used, no other traffic comes into these two queues.

However, the classes for which you have reserved b/w, if they ave unused b/w, they will allow other traffic to burst in & utilize the unused b/w in time of congestion.

Reagrds,

Amit

Dear Amit,

Thanks for the reply.

My Configuration on CE router is OK than?

What configuration shpuld i do in LAN switches. It is ok if i will do Auto QOS? My network has AVAYA Telephony system thats why i need to use only autoqos voip trust only.

Please suggest.

Regards,

Dipesh,

Yes the config looks correct apart from typos "match ip dscp DF"<<

You can use: 'auto qos voip trust' only in this case.

There are two options on the switchports connected to the IP

phone, 'auto qos voip cisco-phone' and 'auto qos voip cisco-softphone'.  The cisco-phone

option uses CDP to detect a Cisco phone, so I assume that won't work with Avaya.

Regards,

Amit

Dear Amit,

Thanks for the reply.

I have used DF for the Default traffic.

One more thing want to clear that in my network there are LANLITE version of Cisco Catalyst 2960 switches which do not support AutoQos and only support limited features of Qos. It is ok if I will configure all the ports with mls qos trust dscp where Ip phones are connected and set the priority queue out with default cos-dscp mapping as there is no option to changethe same.

In short I am going to configure :

Access switches - 2960 LanLite : -- all ports with ip phone and trunk ports = mls qos trust cos , priority-queue out.

Access switch - 2960 LAN Base : All port connected with IP Phone and trunk ports  == auto qos voip trust

on Distribution and CORE switch all uplink ports == auto qos voip trust.

Should I need to configure Police and class map on Access / Dist/ CORE layer? As auto qos voip trust will not generate classmap configuration.

Regards,

Dipesh,

Even if the LAN lite doesn't support Auto QOS, we could configure it manually & yes, we can use the default COS-DSCP mapppings. What you need to make sure is that this DSCP value doesn't get reset anywhere in the path till it reaches the point where action (policing/shaping) is to be taken.

QOS is end to end. So, yes, you would need to either trust the QOS setting on the uplinks or what you could do is following:

Trust the DSCP/COS on Access.

Match the DSCP/COS on the distribution, core ....remark the traffic to the same value when it leaves the distribution/core.

Regards,

Amit

Just to Add to the nice posts by Amit above

you can use the bellow document as reference for you to understand and configure your WAN/CE router per your needs

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-8373

HT

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