Hi,I have just recently bought (thanks to recommendation from @ vishalbhandari) Cisco 6841 for my project. It is a test unit. I want to configure it so that it receives Network policy (vlan, pcp, dscp) via LLDP-MED. The switch to which it is connected, is 3-rd party linux switch, which I have configured to bridge between several different ports. Each of the port members accept vlan 100 and vlan 200. The bridge also has PVID 1 set for untagged frames, and all the member ports understand pvid=1. For LLDP, I am using lldpd, which I have configured to send LLD-MED Network Policy TLVs (Vlan 100, PCP: 5, DSCP:36). I have captured traffic to make sure the TLV gets attached to LLDP broadcasts, and it does. My problem is that the phone doesn't seem to 'accept' that configuration. Is there anything specific I need to do or ensure before the phone accepts received config ? How do I tell the phone to use other vlan (e.g. vlan200) for data traffic (i.e. one coming from PC port) ? In order to achieve voice-only policy that I am broadcasting, I have tried:- Fresh out of the box phone,- Set IPv4 address manually,- Set it to IPv4 only,- Disabled CDP,- Vlan Tagging off, I was expecting, that the phone would receive config, and set itself up, accordingly, i.e. start using vlan tagging, with vlan100 for voice. But this doesn't seem to work, i.e. the phone seems to still be using untagged frames. Is directly turning off vlan tagging (with LLDP enabled) still 'stronger' than the config received via LLDP ? Any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW. How do I make direct IP calls from 6841 (i.e. without PBX,etc.) ?
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