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Hi Experts,<br />
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We have a MPLS Wan network with 2 sites. We have a VOIP with i pri circuit and I would like to know how I can extend the VOIP calls to the 2nd site without having to add a PRI fo rthat site.<br />
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How can I route the traffic from the main site to the 2nd site using cisco routers, do i use a policy map with Voice class?<br />
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Thank<br />
you
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Hi Experts,

We have a MPLS Wan network with 2 sites. We have a VOIP with i pri circuit and I would like to know how I can extend the VOIP calls to the 2nd site without having to add a PRI fo rthat site.

How can I route the traffic from the main site to the 2nd site using cisco routers, do i use a policy map with Voice class?

Thank
you

Voice MPLS

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Routers

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