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brian0shelby · 10-18-2010

I have a Cisco 2800 series ISR receiving 2 WAN links a 5Mbps fiber link and a 1.5Mbps T1. The Fiber is connected to the ISR on gigabit Ethernet 0/1, the T1 is on Serial 0 and our LAN side is connected on 0/0 to an HP Procurve Switch 3500-24. I am usi...

brian0shelby · 11-09-2010

Doing some more reading it looks like CBWFQ is the way to go to get the traffic out in timely manner. I see 2 main types of traffic that need to be classified and given a percentage amount, VOIP and VPN. VOIP should be the priority and I'm thinking 2...

brian0shelby · 10-29-2010

BGP configuration was posted above but reposted here for ease. The WANbackup link often gives better routes and traffic exits via this route despite the weights, prepending and local preference.router bgp 50 no synchronization bgp log-neighbor-change...

brian0shelby · 10-25-2010

We can mark the packets with IPP at our HP switch, I've read that 7 the highest priority is typically reserved for LAN traffic would it be better than to prioritize the VOIP traffic as 5 or 6? Once IP precedence markings are made what setup is needed...

brian0shelby · 10-20-2010

Thanks,I have a few questions and a comment.Would this be a better solution than setting up something with IP Precedence bits?Our remote users are using cable/dsl modem-routers so we may not be able to control their bandwidth allocation like that.In ...

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