Thank you for your post, is ther anything that I will need to put into the 2811 router on the other end?  Also I have multiple sites connected to the ASA, will the configuration change becasue of the multiple vpn tunnels on the ASA?

Thank you

Please do read the doc.

To briefly answer your questions:

- is there anything that I will need to put into the 2811 router on the other end?

For best results you need to QoS both ends outbound.

- will the configuration change because of the multiple vpn tunnels on the ASA?

check the config. You can QoS on a per tunnel basis.

Rate if helpful.

Regards,

PK

OK, I am sorry, I read the document but it only deals with the ASA (which is great) but I do not see anything on what the router side should look like, I probably just missing it.  Is there any other examples for the QOS between an ASA and a router using VPN?

Thank you

For router QoS you follow the example here http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6635/products_white_paper09186a008018913f.shtml

Good luck with the config.

PK

Thank you for your post, I need to give some more information on the sites - I will have a Site-to-Site VPN tunnel from a router in Amsterdam to an ASA in the US over the internet.  There will be VOIP phones and Tandberg video conferencing unit as well as PC's there in Amsterdam.  I want to provide the best possible QOS design.  I would assume that I will need to use DSCP to use the QOS properly over the VPN tunnel.  the previous examples looks like it is policing the bandwidth, is there anything that will prioritze the packets over the VPN tunnel between the sites or am I on the wrong track?

Thank you