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Cisco Prime Infrastructure helps to create custom applications that you can deploy on the device and let Cisco 

Prime Infrastructure monitor these applications. Browse to Services  Application Visibility & Control 
Applications and Services. Click the Create button. Provide an application name and the selector ID. Check 

the Business Critical 

box if you would like this custom application to be marked so. Refer to the later “Which 

Applications May Be Having Performance Issues?” section to obtain a deeper understanding of monitoring 

business-critical applications. Scroll down to the Traffic Classification Rules section. To create a URL-based 

application, choose the rule as URL and provide the URL info as shown below. Then click the Create button. 

 

Then choose this application created and follow the next set of screens, which helps to deploy this configuration on 

the device. 

Cisco Prime Infrastructure provides an out-of-the-box experience for configuring QoS on routers. Based on Cisco 

Validated Designs, users can now configure 5-, 8-, or 12-class QoS policies based on port numbers, DSCP 

markings, or NBAR2 application categories. The users can also configure their own custom QoS policies and 

monitor them. Both making and shaping of the traffic are possible with this interface. 

Browse to Services  Application Visibility & Control  Interfaces Configuration. Here, along with QoS, you 

can also enable AVC. The first step is to choose an interface or a list of interfaces for which you would like to 

enable QoS. For example, you can use the filter to mark and shape the traffic on all of your WAN interfaces across 

multiple WAN routers.