Wired and Wireless QoS translations
It has been difficult for me to locate good QoS references in the past... So at some point, I put together the following cheat sheet which will hopefully help others as well. It's based on my interpretation of the current Cisco best practices, and since I do not work directly for Cisco - it's a bit of conjecture on my part. Still, it seems to line up well and has not yet steered me wrong.
So, without further ado:
So, without further ado:
Wired to Wireless QoS
Mappings
Cisco AVVID 802.1p UP-Based Traffic Type
|
Cisco AVVID IP DSCP
|
Cisco AVVID 802.1p UP
|
IEEE 802.11e UP (WMM AC)
|
Notes
|
Network Control
|
-
|
7
|
-
|
Reserved for network
control only
|
Inter-Network Control
|
54
|
6
|
7 (AC_VO)
|
CAPWAP control
WLC: Platinum QoS profile
|
Voice
|
46 (EF)
|
5
|
6 (AC_VO)
|
WLC: Platinum
QoS profile
|
Video
|
32 (CS4)
|
4
|
5 (AC_VI)
|
WLC: Gold QoS
profile
|
Voice Control
|
24 (CS3)
|
3
|
4 (AC_VI)
|
WLC: Gold QoS
profile
|
Best Effort
|
0 (BE)
|
0
|
3 (AC_BE)
|
WLC: Silver QoS
profile
|
0 (AC_BE)
|
||||
Background (Cisco
AVVID Gold Background)
|
16 (CS2)
|
2
|
2 (AC_BK)
|
WLC: Bronze QoS
profile
|
Background (Cisco
AVVID Silver Background)
|
8 (CS1)
|
1
|
1 (AC_BK)
|
WLC: Bronze QoS
profile
|
Labels: 802.11, 802.11e, 802.1p, 802.3, AC, AVVID, background, best effort, CAPWAP, DSCP, mappings, QoS, UP, video, voice, voice control, wired, Wireless, WLC QoS profile, WMM