Maybe this is not the correct thread, but I am looking for a simple command(s) that can be run to tell the Avaya ERS to ignore tags and stop stripping them from the packets without deploying a full-fledged QoS policy. Any help would be appreciated!
eWhatis exactly your goal? You can have that ports get tagged (untagpvidonly/tagall) frames and others that provide them untagged (untagall/untagpvidonly).
In the last version of ERS software you have a command "run ipoffice" (or something like that) which will ask you some questions and then configure all the parameter to match Avaya best practice configuration.
Nice idea but not well done from Avaya. The goal was to configure a bunch of switches identically in a network. But for me it doesn't make sense to have a router with every switch you configure...
I recommend to take a new switch and run the script
Code:
run ipoffice verbose
Then check the config
Code:
show running-config
and use it as a template for all that you want to have and leave out what you don't need.
The answer to my original issue, for instances where you do not want to setup VLANs in a case where they aren't needed such as a diverged network, is shown below:
qos if-group name VoiceTraffic class trusted
qos if-assign port ALL name VoiceTraffic
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