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We need to setup QoS with DSCP on vlan1 192.168.10.X. &nbsp;<br />
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The phones are set for DSCP on 40. <br />
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We would like to reserve 128k for traffic and let it dynamically do the rest.<br />
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iOS 8.2 &nbsp;ASA 5505 with all the licensing magic. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advanced for the commands!
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We need to setup QoS with DSCP on vlan1 192.168.10.X.  

The phones are set for DSCP on 40. 

We would like to reserve 128k for traffic and let it dynamically do the rest.

iOS 8.2  ASA 5505 with all the licensing magic.  

Thanks in advanced for the commands!

Setup QoS DSCP on CIsco ASA 5505

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