Re: Switch VoIP Commands - differences? [7:63128]

2003-02-17 Thread Erick B.
Offhand (without research and verification), I would
say the native VLAN wouldn't have the 802.1p info
since the native VLAN is not tagged at all. Correct me
if I'm wrong.

This is an area I need to look into... I had a similar
issue last week with a 6509 to 3600 router 1q trunk
where LLQ wasn't matching packets based on ip
precedence and dscp coming from 6509. Something with
the cos mappings I'm sure but just haven't had the
time to look into it deeply yet. 

HTH, erick

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 wrote:
 Been working on a 3550 practice lab. A particular
 instruction is as follows:
 
 Configure FastEthernet 0/2 to support a Cisco 7960
 IP phone using 802.1P
 priority tagged frames. Use the default native vlan
 to carry all traffic on
 this port. Trust ingress packet COS values.
 
 The book solution is as follows:
 
 switchport access vlan 20  ( from a previous
 instruction )
 switchport mode access  ( to make this port
 unconditionally an access port )
 switchport voice vlan dot1p ( THIS IS PART OF THE
 QUESTION )
 no ip address ( garbage left over )
 mls qos trust cos ( THIS IS PART OF THE QUESTION )
 spanning-tree portfast ( from a previous instruction
 )
 
 My solution was as follows:
 
 switchport access vlan 20
 switchport voice vlan 1 ( native vlan? maybe not
 because of the static vlan
 assignment? )
 switchport priority extend trust ( MY QUESTION )
 no ip address
 spanning-tree portfast
 
 My questions are:
 
 1) what are the differences between the mls qos
 trust cos command and the
 switchport priority extend trust command?
 
 2) what does the switchport voice vlan dot1p do as
 opposed to the
 switchport voice vlan 1 ? Am I seeing that only
 one vlan is being assigned
 for both the phone and the PC to share? therefore
 configuration to
 specifically take note of dot1p frames from the
 telephone?
 
 I have read the command reference for all commands
 in question. There
 appears to be a subtlety I am missing, no doubt due
 to lack of hands on with
 voice implementations.
 
 Thanks.


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Switch VoIP Commands - differences? [7:63128]

2003-02-16 Thread The Long and Winding Road
Been working on a 3550 practice lab. A particular instruction is as follows:

Configure FastEthernet 0/2 to support a Cisco 7960 IP phone using 802.1P
priority tagged frames. Use the default native vlan to carry all traffic on
this port. Trust ingress packet COS values.

The book solution is as follows:

switchport access vlan 20  ( from a previous instruction )
switchport mode access  ( to make this port unconditionally an access port )
switchport voice vlan dot1p ( THIS IS PART OF THE QUESTION )
no ip address ( garbage left over )
mls qos trust cos ( THIS IS PART OF THE QUESTION )
spanning-tree portfast ( from a previous instruction )

My solution was as follows:

switchport access vlan 20
switchport voice vlan 1 ( native vlan? maybe not because of the static vlan
assignment? )
switchport priority extend trust ( MY QUESTION )
no ip address
spanning-tree portfast

My questions are:

1) what are the differences between the mls qos trust cos command and the
switchport priority extend trust command?

2) what does the switchport voice vlan dot1p do as opposed to the
switchport voice vlan 1 ? Am I seeing that only one vlan is being assigned
for both the phone and the PC to share? therefore configuration to
specifically take note of dot1p frames from the telephone?

I have read the command reference for all commands in question. There
appears to be a subtlety I am missing, no doubt due to lack of hands on with
voice implementations.

Thanks.




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