This paper proposes an analytical model to investigate the performance of an integrated voice/data wireless mobile network with finite buffer for voice calls since they can endure a tolerable time (reneging time) for service. We provide an analysis in terms of voice traffic blocking probability based on a humanistic reneging time. The probability distribution of receiving service within the reneging time of each buffered voice call is obtained and based on this system provides an appropriate amount of buffers. To reduce the impact on blocking probability of data traffic caused by furnishing buffers to voice and enhance the efficiency in data service, the dynamic channel allocation (multi-channel) scheme and guard channel for data traffic are used. Numerical results show the effects upon the system performance when the proposed strategy is employed. The blocking probability of voice calls is evaluated versus different buffer sizes and reneging time. The multi-channel scheme and guard channel are used for data traffic, to not improve the impact on data blocking probability and to enhance the throughput and mean service time.