Implementation of VLAN for wireless AP with two SSID

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  We have one user this year who will wear two hats and will have offices in two different places. I have two extensions as a line on each phone. Now, I just need to point the two extensions to the same voicemail box or give the user two mailboxes. It seems that the Administration CM only supports a voicemail by user. I think it would be easier for the user to have only to check a mailbox with two extensions to point to the same VM. How can I accomplish this?

  Hi Andy,.

  Assume that the user has issues 7005 & 8450, but we only want one box mailbox

  @ 7005. There are two ways to do this.

  In CUCM go > feature > Voicemail > voicemail profile and create a new profile called XXXX (whatever name you want) with a Description called "XXXX mailbox username" the Voice Mail Box mask will be 7005 > save

  Then through CUCM go for users of phones > under directory number Config for 8450 > voice mail profile and change to XXXX (previously created in steps above) > update > reset

  Now, when a call from roads via forward to the connection of the unit, it will reach the box mailbox @ 7005.

  Or about the other unit Extension so that 8450 is another Extension to 7005 etc..

  See you soon!

  Rob

  "I don't know how, I don't know when."
  "But you and I will meet again."

  -Tom Petty

• Change of ISE of the VLAN for wireless settings

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  I configured on ISE posture strategy for posture compliant and noncompliant to endpoints, such that endpoints compliant posture will fall in VLAN clean and not conform will fall in others.

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  How to solve the problem...

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  If you assign a VLAN, the final step for the PC client to renew its IP address. This step is performed by the portal of reviews for Windows clients. If you have not defined a VLAN for the 2nd AUTH rule earlier, you can skip this step.

  If you have assigned a VLAN, complete the following steps to enable the renewal of the IP:

  1. Click Administration, and then click comments.
  2. Click settings.
  3. Expand comments, and then expand Configuration multi-portail.
  4. Click DefaultGuestPortal or the name of a custom portal that you created.
  5. Click the DHCP Release VLAN check box.

• WRT54G - implementation of password for wireless access

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• Implementation of QOS for on multiple switches for two VLAN

  afternoon all that I was looking for a little help in configuring QOS for two local area networks VIRTUAL, I created. These will be for voice traffic vlan 22 and traffic video vlan23. I also have three other VLAN for pc, wireless devices and our cnc machines. We have 5 switches which are all SG30028P with a single switch making the intervlan routing (Layer 3-powered). all switches are resources shared by the main switch and ive been through the guide written on how to do it on a single switch, which I think is layer 3.

  could someone help me with what I want the video and voice to take precedence over the rest of the traffic

  best regards Patrick

  Right, this way, you can give priority to IP or MAC address.

  No, there is nothing different, only one review of the routing. As the L3 switch can make local routing decisions, the placement of the ACL can vary. In an L2 environment, all packages are transferred to the router, then back down the network to the local destination, so you can clear an ACL on the uplink.

  Since you have a L3 switch, you can practice the same, empty an ACL on the link downstream for L2 switches for all traffic subject to the ACL. Any connection to the L3 switch, you can of course apply an ACL to the uplink router to get all notice of incoming traffic correctly. You can also apply a policy on port source interface to get the note as soon as traffic hits the switch.

  QoS policy is the concept of an ACL, you want it is the closest to the resource. If you apply a QoS policy an uplink upward, QoS will be marked up when it hits this port. Not before. So it should be applied closest to the device as possible. Many times, local QoS is not as important, until it starts to get to the router. As most Cat 6 environments can generally manage all local traffic. So, depending on the number of devices and the amount of traffic, a decently robust network can handle all traffic local then you just give priority to the uplink remarks to ensure that what is important is first.

• Implementation of VLAN / QoS for VOIP on RV180

  I posted earlier about setting up VLAN / QoS for VOIP on the SG200-18 (see: https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/12193666/setting-vlan-and-qos...).

  I did go ahead and buy the RV180. I connected to SG200-18.

  I wish to proceed with the implementation of VLAN / QoS on the RV180 so my phone (Grandstream VOIP wireless phone) VOIP is on its own VLAN separate from the rest of the network, so make sure that all QoS settings are optimized to give the first priority of VOIP network telephone.

  Currently I still have the VOIP phone connected to SG200-18 as stated in the previous post.

  Here are my questions:

  1 should I leave the VOIP phone connected to the SG200-18 and config all the VLANS, VLANS and VLAN Switch voice settings down to the VOIP phone, or should I plugged the phone VOIP in the RV180? Which would give me better performance and easier to do?

  2. How can I place the VOIP phone on its own VIRTUAL LAN, in addition to optimizing QoS settings so it gets a top priority for the network?

  3. I currently have set VOIP telephone in order to reserve a DHCP address in the 192.168.x range. When you move to the VLAN, should I set the DHCP reservation and/or my firewall settings (I through the firewall as well)

  4. I also get a beta-test VOIP Grandstream office phone. Time of its installation, what I have to plug directly into the RV180 or the SG200-18, and I have to put it on the same VLAN as the phone VOIP without wire Grandstream or VLAN different? It also supports PoE, but the RV180 or SG200-18 model I does not work. If I use an external power supply, connect each device will be OK or might that it became fried?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  1 should I leave the VOIP phone connected to the SG200-18 and config all the VLANS, VLANS and VLAN Switch voice settings down to the VOIP phone, or should I plugged the phone VOIP in the RV180? Which would give me better performance and easier to do?

  It will not be much difference between being on the switch or on the router, so it is for the most part to the simplicity of configuration performance.  If you plug the phone directly on the router, you will really not disturb trunking VLAN or none of this switch.

  This is really what is more convenient, but if you are able to plug into the RV directly I wouldn't worry QoS on the switch.

  So let's talk about implementation of the RV180.

  First go to network > LAN > belonging to a VLAN.  Enable VLANs, and add a new VLAN for voice (most people use 100 for voice for a reason, but it does not matter).  You will take care to set the port that the phone is plugged in not tagged to the new voice VLAN, and you can exclude the data VLAN of the port.

  Then go to several VIRTUAL local network subnets and configure the address range for it configuration DHCP / new subnet (for example 192.168.100.0) If you do not want to use it (makes things a bit easier)

  Finally, to enable QoS on the RV go to QoS > QoS WAN profiles.  Activate the WAN QoS, make sure that it is set to the priority mode and add a new entry to the table.  You can name it anything you want (I used VoiP), then set it high priority.

  Then go down on the link profile page and add a new entry here. Select the profile you just created in the drop-down menu, set the service to one, select traffic selector VLAN and make sure the drop-down menu for VLAN is the VoIP VLAN.

  At this point, we have a configuration where the voice traffic (or basically anything on the VLAN voice) will have priority when it comes out the WAN interface.

  3. I currently have set VOIP telephone in order to reserve a DHCP address in the 192.168.x range. When you move to the VLAN, should I set the DHCP reservation and/or my firewall settings (I through the firewall as well)

  The second VIRTUAL LAN should have a configuration of different subnet for him, because I spoke up.  During this process you will place the DHCP server for the new VLAN as well.  You can adjust your reservations for the phones, but it does not really matter what IP they get, since we are prioritizing voice any VLAN, so you don't have set up a reserve, unless you really want to.

  4. the Grandstream phone.

  I would put the Grandstream (and all the other VoIP phones that you could get) in the voice VLAN so that he would get the same priority treatment.  At this point with multiple devices, you can indeed install a trunk to the switch (VLAN normal unidentified and voice VLAN Tag) and configure the ports to the voice VLAN for these phones.  Who will ensure that the switch gives priority to the traffic of voice, even if it is probably not as important in their own country on the WAN.

  Regarding the PoE device connected to a non PoE switch or a router, there will be no problems.  I'm guessing that the phone also comes with an AC adapter.  It will not feed this power in the thread just because it's PoE, it's pretty much a one-way circuit.

  Hope that helps,

  Christopher Ebert - Advanced Network Support Engineer

  Cisco Small Business Support Center

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