LAN QoS

From: toonsh dosh (toonsh@hotmail.com)
Date: Mon Oct 09 2006 - 10:05:15 ART

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Hi,

Was wondering if anyone could assist. I am wanting to attach non-Cisco
handsets to a Cisco lan consisting of 3560 access layer switches.

I would like to some input as to what Qos template I could use to configure
the access switches.
I was thinking of using autoqos. auto qos voip cisco-phone. The trouble I
think with this is the switch uses CDP to discover the handset to apply the
required marking and queuing mechanisms. If the switch does not discover a
phone it classifies all traffic as best-effort.

What would be the best LAN qos solution for non Cisco devices ?

Is it possible to do the classification using MQC per port. so creating
acl's for signalling and RTP and manually marking the traffic ?

Any suggestions would be appreciated

Thanks

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