03-20-2024 04:38 AM
Hello guys,
Can anyone tell me that Catalyst 1000-24P-4G-L model switch is capable to carry voice traffic or not because I have tried every way and related command to allow voice traffic on switch like as:
switchport mode access
switchport voice vlan vlanid
03-20-2024 04:47 AM
It is capable of running voice VLAN. Does the VLAN exist on the switch? Which voice device are you testing with(does it run CDP/LLDP)? Can you see the mac address of the phone in the voice VLAN?
03-20-2024 05:22 AM
Hello mohansingh2015knp,
The Cisco Catalyst 1000 series switch supports Voice vlans...with ios version release 15.2(7)E1.
Please check your switch ios version(show version)....if your switch is have lower ios version....it may not support voice vlans.
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03-20-2024 07:19 AM - edited 03-20-2024 07:20 AM
If switch doesn't support an access port voice VLAN it might be possible to make a similar port using a trunk port.
NB: it's what we did decades ago before there were access port voice VLANs.
03-20-2024 07:51 AM
03-20-2024 08:52 AM
1) even without a "voice vlan" the switch can process voice traffic in a "normal" vlan
2) other contributors already declared the switch supports the "voice vlan" command
3) so what is the nature of your question ?
is it just an inquiry prior to planning for a voice vlan, ?
or are you implementing a voice vlan, but it does not work ?
4) the commands you mention must be given in interface configuration mode,
and the voice-vlan id is a number you must choose and assign, it is not the string
switch> enable
switch# configure terminal
switch(config)#vlan 100 ! in this example 100 is the voice vlan id , and the vlan is created
switch(config-vlan)# name voice ! it is not necessary to give it a name, but it can be helpful
switch(config-vlan) exit
switch(config)# interface Gi1/0/1
switch(config-if)# switchport mode access
switch(config-if)# switchport voice vlan 100 ! here the same vlan-id as the vlan created above
switch(config-if)#end
switch# write memory ! or just "wr" or "copy running-configuration startup-configuration"
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