No nonsense mppp is a link bundle, which binds two small bandwidths into a logically large bandwidth link.
Of course, the carrier now also provides the E1 multiplexing, which can be bound directly on it.
The client has two 2 M E1 links, which use different carrier circuits, and can be used for Load Balancing through mppp bundling. In the case of circuit failure, the client can be used as a backup link for each other.
Topology
S0/0/0 -------------------- China Telecom --------------- s0/0/0
SiteARouter HQ ROUTER
S0/1/0 -------------------- China Unicom ---------------- s0/1/0
The two-end configuration is similar, so only the config
Router
Create mppp interface and mppp group
Interface Multilink1
Description Multilink1 to HQ Multilink1
Bandwidx 3968
Ip address 10.254.250.6 255.255.255.252
Ppp multilink
Ppp multilink group 1
Configure two leased lines respectively
!
Interface Serial0/0/0
Description IPLC to HQ S0/0/0 China Unicom # L2025129
Bandwidx 1984
Ip address 10.254.250.2 255.255.255.252
Ip accounting output-packets
Encapsulation ppp
Load-interval 30
----------------------------------------------------- Define mppp and insert it into muppp group 1
Ppp multilink
Ppp multilink group 1
!
Interface Serial0/1/0
Description IPLC to HQ S0/1/0 China CNC # L2025131
Bandwidx 1984
Ip address 10.254.251.2 255.255.255.252
Ip accounting output-packets
Encapsulation ppp
Load-interval 30
Ppp multilink
Ppp multilink group 1
After completion, it will be accompanied
Router VPN 10
Network 10.254.250.0 0.0.3
Network 10.254.250.4 0.0.0.3
Network 10.254.251.0 0.0.3
Network 192.168.209.0
No auto-summary
No Kerberos log-neighbor-changes
Test the mppp command show ppp multilink
Basically, the configuration is very simple.
There are also voice and viedo conference applications on the client, so some qos settings need to be made at last.
Define access control list matching
Access-list 121 remark VoIP IP address
Access-list 121 permit ip host 192.168.209.250 any
Access-list 122 remark vc ip address
Access-list 122 permit ip host 10.216.242.1 any
Access-list 122 permit ip host 10.216.242.2 any
Define a policy route and set different priorities for different businesses
Match voip streams
Route-map TOS-Mark permit 10
Matches ip address 121
Set ip precedence critical
Match the video meeting stream!
Route-map TOS-Mark permit 20
Matches ip address 122
Set ip precedence flash-override
Default settings
Route-map TOS-Mark permit 30
Set ip precedence routine
Define Qos map & Policy
Class-map match-all VC
Match access-group name TOS-4
Class-map match-all VoIP
Match access-group name TOS-5
!
!
Policy-map QoS
Class VoIP
Priority288
Class VC
Priority640
Class-default
Fair-queue
Matched to interface
Interface Multilink1
Service-policy output QoS
Apply Policy Routing on internal interfaces to prioritize voip/video packets
Interface FastEthernet0/0
Ip address 192.168.209.254 255.255.255.0
Ip policy route-map TOS-Mark
Load-interval 30
This is also a common mpls ce-side configuration, and the qos part can basically be used as a template.
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