Raj,
The ip precedence 5 command was replaced with the dscp command. I would set the dscp to ef for media.
ALong with ip precedecne i suggest you use LLQ on your router. THat will give the voice priority over the data.
First lets make an access-list to match the rtp packets :
access-list 101 permit udp any any range 16384 32767
Then we need to apply this to a class-map :
class-map voice
match access-group 101
After that, you have to create a policy map that we will later apply to the interface :
policy-map policy1
class voice
priority 150 <----------- This number should be how much bandwidth you want the voice traffic to reserve for itself.
class class-default
fair-queue
Now all we have to do is apply this to our interface. So under the interface going to the remote side, apply this command :
service-policy output policy1
Hope that answers your question.
