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Route voip traffic to different interface kraulerson 10-19-07
Posted by on October 19, 2007, 12:15 pm
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I currently have a 3620 router (but can upgrade if need be). Currently
it is setup with a basic lan/wan connections with static routing. What
I need to do is add in another interface card (no biggie) and setup so
that all VOIP traffic and ONLY voip traffic go thru this interface. I
know it is an odd thing to do, but there is a reason on the want side
for this need. I've looked at policy based routing but have not seen
how to determine SIP traffic. I also looked at NBAR but could not see
a way to route, only do QOS. If there is a way to set this up I would
appreciate the help.

Karl


Posted by headsetadapter.com on October 19, 2007, 2:30 pm
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Karl,

Do you have your VoIP network IP addresses mixed with a regular data
traffic? If you do, then it's not so good design. If you don't, then just
create a static routing to VoIP subnet through a new interface, while route
data subnet through old interface.

If you have it mixed and want to keep it that way, then you must use PBR
(Policy Based Routing). You create an access-list with VoIP traffic (SIP is
TCP 5060, RTP is UDP >16386, etc.), and set "next interface" for this policy
to a new interface. The only concern is the delay. PBR brings a little delay
into the processing, so, depending on your "delay budget" it may get out of
wack...

Good luck,

Mike
CCNP, CCDP, CCSP, Cisco Voice, MCSE W2K, MCSE+I, Security+, etc.
CCIE R&S (in progress), CCIE Voice (in progress)
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>I currently have a 3620 router (but can upgrade if need be). Currently
> it is setup with a basic lan/wan connections with static routing. What
> I need to do is add in another interface card (no biggie) and setup so
> that all VOIP traffic and ONLY voip traffic go thru this interface. I
> know it is an odd thing to do, but there is a reason on the want side
> for this need. I've looked at policy based routing but have not seen
> how to determine SIP traffic. I also looked at NBAR but could not see
> a way to route, only do QOS. If there is a way to set this up I would
> appreciate the help.
>
> Karl
>



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