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Controlling traffic flow with SD-WAN (voice traffic example)

Creating a voice traffic SLA profile

The configuration is made on a branch template and not on an individual appliance. 

Step 1—configuring SD-WAN SLA profiles

A service level agreement (SLA) defines the network performance parameters between your organization and CenturyLink and includes packet delay, packet loss, and jitter profiles. 

voice traffic use case add sla profile
voice traffic use case config templates tab sla profiles left nav

Step 2—configuring SD-WAN forwarding profiles

A forwarding profile determines the traffic path based on realtime SLA performance of traffic. A forwarding profile defines the properties such as load balancing method, priority of circuits, circuit type, circuit media, and others to be selected for traffic.

voice traffic use case add forwarding profile general -tab
voice traffic use case add forwarding profile circuit priorities tab
voice traffic use case add circuit priorities circuit names tab
voice traffic use case add circuit priorities circuit types tabs
voice traffic use case add circuit priorities circuit media tab
voice traffic use case add forwarding profile avoid connections tab
voice traffic use case add forwarding profile fec tab
voice traffic use case config templates tab sla profiles left nav

Step 3—configuring SD-WAN policies and rules

An SD-WAN policy called the Default-Policy will have already been created.

voice traffic use case edit rules general tab
voice traffic use case edit rules source destination tab
voice traffic use case edit rules headers schedule tab
voice traffic use case edit rules applications url tab
voice traffic use case edit rules applications url tab applications list
voice traffic use case edit rules enforce tab
voice traffic use case config templates tab sla profiles left nav

The last step is to apply these changes to your branches.

voice traffic use case click commit
voice traffic use case commit template
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