08-02-2017 10:31 PM - edited 03-08-2019 11:35 AM
Hi Everyone,
Our company is now deploying Cisco auto-qos solution for the LAN, the "auto qos voip cisco-phone" and "auto qos voip cisco-softphone" commands are really helpful. However, we have a LAN environment that all staff are using skype softphone (skype for business softphone).
Looks like I cannot use "auto qos voip cisco-softphone" anymore as it will search for CDP ... I guess the only option is to use "autp qos voip trust" ?
Did anyone deployed the auto qos in similar environment ?
Much appreciated.
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08-03-2017 05:20 AM
BTW . . .
Unless they've changed how the later variants of NBAR work, you shouldn't need to do NBAR discovery to use protocol matching in a service policy.
Cisco recommends you don't allocate more than 1/3 of your bandwidth to LLQ.
The above configuration might place all Skype traffic into LLQ, but if it does, that might be something you would want to avoid. I.e. ideally limiting LLQ to only Skype's VoIP traffic.
You may want to make your policy more generic and use LLQ to match any VoIP traffic.
You might check whether Skype tags its VoIP packets with a DSCP ToS setting you might use to classify the traffic.
08-02-2017 11:59 PM
Hello,
auto qos won't work here, you can try a custom QoS configuration. If your IOS supports NBAR, try the below:
class-map match-all SKYPE
match protocol skype
policy-map SKYPE_POLICY
class SKYPE
priority percent 50
interface FastEthernet0/1
description LAN interface
ip nbar protocol-discovery
interface GigabitEthernet0/1
description WAN interface
service-policy output SKYPE_POLICY
08-03-2017 05:20 AM
BTW . . .
Unless they've changed how the later variants of NBAR work, you shouldn't need to do NBAR discovery to use protocol matching in a service policy.
Cisco recommends you don't allocate more than 1/3 of your bandwidth to LLQ.
The above configuration might place all Skype traffic into LLQ, but if it does, that might be something you would want to avoid. I.e. ideally limiting LLQ to only Skype's VoIP traffic.
You may want to make your policy more generic and use LLQ to match any VoIP traffic.
You might check whether Skype tags its VoIP packets with a DSCP ToS setting you might use to classify the traffic.
08-07-2017 08:04 PM
Thanks for your information.
08-07-2017 08:03 PM
Thanks very much,
can you please kindly give me a example to configure the qos for skype ?
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