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QoS question [7:117432]


half right…
you WILL have two policy-maps… one OUTBOUND on the serial or ethernet interface on the other side of the router from your users for OUTBOUND TRAFFIC; one OUTBOUND on your lan interface towards your users for INBOUND traffic.
CBWFQ and LLQ work OUTBOUND not inbound… so you “correct” the traffic speed leaving the router.
Inbound you mark data with a “inbound marking policy map”. Then you reference those markings when leaving the router i.e.
policy-map voipoutfirst
class voice match dscp ef priority percent 15
class class-default fair-queue
int s0/0 service-policy output voipoutfirst

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