Danny,
VT advantage works slightly different than traditional video conferencing. VT Advantage media streams are hard set to use UDP 5445. Signaling is controlled by the phone. The audio stream and video stream will be marked by the cisco phone/vt advantage with well known af41 for video. Both are tagged at the same DSCP level to preserve speech to video (lip sync). The phone packets should be trusted by most typical Cisco deployments (auto qos or standard trust statements). The data packets (video portion of the call) will come over the pc vlan so you need to make sure that UDP 5445 is in a QoS policy to be tagged at af41. I wouldn't recommend trusting on the data port as another malicious app could mark it's packets at af41 and wreak havoc on your queues. If your switch cannot set the packets AF41 do it later down stream at the router. Follow the standard steps for queueing on your switches as referenced in the QoS SRND.
On your WAN links setup a priority queue for video. This will be one of the harder steps as you need to diagnose your traffic flows. Make sure you are matching a class for the video LLQ that looks for AF41.
On your Tandberg unit you have a specifi option for video marking and voice marking. Set both to AF41. Set the switchport that the VC is plugged into to trust DSCP.
Check out the IP Video Telephony SRND and the QoS SRND for more detail.
http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/en/us/guest/netsol/ns268/c649/ccmigration_09186a00804ff6ba.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/en/us/guest/netsol/ns432/c649/ccmigration_09186a008049b062.pdf
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Thanks
Fred
