Voice and bulk file transfers both prefer the MPLS color. The voice SLA application list includes the file-transfer application as well as voice. Internet is healthy and unused by either. What should be removed from the voice list?
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Short Explanation
The voice list adopted the file transfers, so they followed voice onto MPLS. You take the file-transfer application out of that list so voice keeps the preference. Deleting the MPLS TLOC would throw the calls onto the internet with the files.
Full Explanation
Application-aware routing matches whatever is in the application list. The voice SLA list includes file transfers, so those transfers prefer MPLS along with voice and the healthy internet color sits unused. Remove the file-transfer application from the voice list. Bulk traffic then follows ordinary routing onto the internet, and voice keeps MPLS. Removing voice from the list would do the opposite of the design. Removing the MPLS TLOC takes the preferred path away from the calls. Removing the internet color from OMP is unnecessary. That color is healthy and should carry the bulk traffic once it no longer matches the voice SLA. Exam caveat: check every sequence, not only the list name. A later sequence can match file transfers and prefer MPLS again. Operational check: after the list contains only voice, a file transfer should use the internet color and a call should stay on MPLS.