Application 1: Application traffic prioritization and WAN bandwidth allocation using DiffServ-compliant QoS
The following diagrams show some of the applications with the 4335 Access Router:
2xT1
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Central Sit
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Remote Site
IP Network
(MPLS Enabled)
Remote Site
T1
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T1
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VoIP Gatewa
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IP Ph
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Corporate servers
(email, database, We
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FTP server
Video
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VoIP Gateway
IP Phones
Video Conference
FTP server
VoIP Gatewa
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IP Phones
Video Conference
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Access Ro
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WAN Access Platform
VoIP & Video IP Traffic, Expedited Forwarding (EF) class of service, 20% WAN bandwidth
VoIP & Video IP Traffic, Expedited Forwarding (EF) class of service, 20% WAN bandwidth
FTP & SAP Traffic, Assured Forwarding (AF1) class of service AF1, 40% WAN bandwidth
FTP & SAP Traffic, Assured Forwarding (AF1) class of service AF1, 40% WAN bandwidth
Email & Web Traffic, Best Effort (BE) class of service, 20% WAN bandwidth
Email & Web Traffic, Best Effort (BE) class of service, 20% WAN bandwidth
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Internet
VPN Gateway
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ISP
Remote Branch Office
DSL/Cable Modem
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email, database,
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email, database, Web
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Application 2: Network access redundancy: Frame Relay service augmented with IP-VPN tunnels