We have an endpoint which cannot tag outgoing RTP packets as 46 (EF)....
Currently they happily churn out as 0
Can the Cisco switch it is entering, recognise it's RTP traffic and then change the DSCP value to 46 (EF)?
Or, is it only capable of just blanket classification of ingress traffic?
(I only want to mark RTP data, SIP and other protocols can stay as is)
BE
as the default. You must configure it to set the DSCP to something else. Also, simply setting something toEF
does nothing unless you have all the network devices configured to do something with the DSCP values, and, by default, they do nothing with DSCP values. – Ron Maupin♦ Nov 1 '18 at 14:30