I have a pair of Cisco 891W routers, deployed one at each site. I have site to site (L2L) IPSec VPN configured and working using crypto maps. All traffic is allowed from one LAN to the other, as far as I know.
Today I dicovered that I need to put in QoS to support an IP Phone. A single IP phone at branch office, to the main phone system at head office.
I do not have experience with QoS at all. Simplicity is key here.
From what i find online, here's what I believe needs to be done:
1. Create an ACL, calling it VOIPACL, specify the IP of the phone going to the network where the phone system is. So:
permit ip host 192.168.4.201 192.168.0.0 0.0.0.255
2. Create a class map to house the ACL
#class-map match-all VoIP
#match access-group name VOIPACL
3. Create policy map to house the clas map
#policy-map VoIP
#class VoIP
Here's where I get lost. There seem to be various opinions of how to do things but as I don't understand the implications of anything, I am not goign to attempt anything without expert or experienced confirmation. For example, I can put bandwidth percent 50, which I guess divides the line into 50% for any traffic coming from 192.168.4.201 IP phone, and since I didn't specify what to do with the other 50%, I assume the router just ttreats that as regular traffic.
Then I saw stuff about IP precedence, and Set priority, and Priority, and fair-queue and so on. At that point I stopped, and now need help
