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Enabling DSCP 46 bit set priorization

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Enabling DSCP 46 bit set priorization

Enabling DSCP 46 bit set priorization

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I hope that someone can please assist me with this.

I have read the advanced traffic management guide and would like to beat the person who wrote it. VERY convoluted.

All I simply want to have enabled is packet level (bit set) DSCP 46 priorized.

We have switched to softphones and rolling out for many customers but of course that now negates VLAN QoS.

I have the Windows GPO and Router tagging the packets (from my wireshark) : 1011 10.. = Differentiated Services Codepoint: Expedited Forwarding (46) - Yeah!

Now I just need the switches honoring this. Does someone know how to enable and is there a way to test if it is working?

Many thanks in advance!

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