Hi. Thanks viewing my post!
I'm trying out some QoS configuration for a VDI deployment and have a problem with our 6509 switches not marking the traffic (possibly user error)..
As VDI solutions don't seem to have the ability to mark traffic at the server or client (unlike phones system server/clients etc) I've had to resort to marking traffic on the access switches.
At the moment, as a test, I'm just trying to mark telnet traffic with a dscp value of 34 (af41). I am seeing hits on the access-lists but the policy-map PCoIP_Set_AF41 doesn't seem to be setting the dscp value to 34 as I want.
Please could somebody advise where I'm going wrong or provide some troubleshooting tips?
Thank you,
Andy
access-list 100 permit tcp any any eq telnet
class-map match-all PCOIP-IN
match access-group 100
policy-map PCoIP_Set_AF41
class PCOIP-IN
set dscp af41
interface Vlan33
description ....
*** output omitted ***
standby 33 preempt
service-policy input PCoIP_Set_AF41
I put this post up the other day but it didn't make it to a conclusion.
Joseph D kindly made the suggestion that further configuration may be needed. Joseph's comment was as follows:
"On a 6500, if you use a VLAN based policy, I believe you're supposed to configure the physical port to use the policy attached to the VLAN interface. You can also apply policies, I also believe, to the physical interfaces, but with pre-sup2Ts, you exceed some QoS limits if you don't use VLAN based policies."
I tried configuring the service-policy on the physical port that my PC is connected to but didn't have any success.
The two 6500s connected vai a port-channel have the same VLANs across both switches and SVIs with HSRP configured. Does anybody know what further configuration is required to make the traffic marking possible?
Any help or discussion re. this is very much appreciated.
Thank you,
Andy
