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WLC9800 - AVC category + QoS

eeebbunee
Level 3
Level 3

Hello Professionals,

I have enabled QoS drop for some business-irrelevant categories (websites).
For the test, I put QoS drop - social networking rule to my WLAN profile. 
However, there is one website in the 'social networking' which I want to access. (Linkedin)

I made 'Linkedin' to be business-relevant, and expected not to drop, but still it is dropped.

Why can't I make exception from the category?

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Can anyone tell me how to make exception please?

Thank you for your time.

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Stefan Mihajlov
Level 3
Level 3

@eeebbunee 

On the 9800 the problem is that once you apply a drop to a whole AVC category, everything in that category is denied straight away. That means your later mapping of LinkedIn as “business-relevant” never gets a chance to take effect because the category drop wins first. If you want LinkedIn to be allowed, you can’t drop the whole “social networking” bucket — instead you need to leave that category untouched and then explicitly set drop actions for the apps you don’t want, while keeping LinkedIn marked as relevant. In practice, exceptions only work if you build the policy at the individual application level, not by category.

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Best regards,
Stefan Mihajlov

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