Cisco Cisco IOS XE 3.5E Referencia técnica
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Cisco Unified Access CT5760 Controllers and Catalyst 3850/3650 Switches AVC Deployment Guide, Cisco IOS XE Software Release 3.6
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AVC Overview
Quality of Service (QoS) is an important feature of the end-to-end AVC functionality. Proper QoS
support enables prioritization and policy enforcement on NBAR identified applications. AVC related
QoS policies are applied on any direction (Upstream/Downstream) of the client traffic.
support enables prioritization and policy enforcement on NBAR identified applications. AVC related
QoS policies are applied on any direction (Upstream/Downstream) of the client traffic.
Upstream traffic refers to traffic from Wireless Client -> AP -> Switch -> Controller.
Downstream traffic refers to traffic from Controller -> Switch -> AP -> Wireless Client.
Application control is done on the AP for Upstream QoS and Switch/Controller for Downstream QoS
with NBAR classification done on the AP. Client QoS Policies are supported by NBAR for this feature.
You can configure and monitor Application Visibility and link it to QoS from both the GUI and CLI.
with NBAR classification done on the AP. Client QoS Policies are supported by NBAR for this feature.
You can configure and monitor Application Visibility and link it to QoS from both the GUI and CLI.
AVC Restrictions
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IPv6 packet classification is not supported.
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Multicast traffic is not supported.
Configuring AVC (GUI)
Complete these steps:
Step 1
From a web browser, open the WLC GUI interface and then from the main menu, go to Configuration
> Wireless > WLAN. Perform
> Wireless > WLAN. Perform
if the WLAN is already created or exists and you want to enable
AVC on that particular WLAN.
Step 2
To create a new WLAN on the WLC, go to Configuration > Wireless > WLAN and click New.
Enter a number in the WLAN ID text box and a name in the SSID and Profile Name text boxes.