12-10-2007 03:27 PM - edited 03-05-2019 07:55 PM
Hi,
I have an issue between a Cisco 6500 and 7206VXR. We are marking incoming traffic with DSCP(5 and 2) at the border and shaping based on the values on the 7200.
Most traffic seems to be coming through with a DSCP 0. Even though it is being marked at the border and working on other 6500s. It is only the 7200s that are having the issue. I have placed an access list on the core interface of the 7200 to confirm traffic is coming through as DSCP 0.
We use dscp 5 for international and dscp 2 for domestic. This used to work when we had 7500s marking the traffic, but broke once the 6500s went in. We are also running MPLS across the core.
Any ideas
Cheers
12-10-2007 04:35 PM
Are you using QOS ACLs on the 6500, or just setting the ports to trust DSCP?
Can you put an analyzer(Sniffer or Wireshark)on the 6500 ingress and egress ports to verify it is rewriting packets?
Dave
12-10-2007 04:44 PM
Hi, We are using policy maps on the ingress interfaces to set dscp
policy-map SET-DSCP-INTERNATIONAL
class AllTraffic
set dscp 5
policy-map SET-DSCP-NATIONAL
class AllTraffic
set dscp 1
I know it is working because we are using it to police traffic on other devices in the network. just seems to be the 7200s that it does not work on. They are directly connected via gig links.
Cheers
12-11-2007 04:43 AM
Have you map the marking dscp value to the class map at 7200?
class-map AllTraffic
match dscp 5
And you can rename the class AllTraffic at policy-map as "ALLTrafficNational"
and put the configuration
class-map AllTrafficNational
match dscp 1
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