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QoS DSCP tagging in Windows

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Hi,

Are you able to elaborate on how to set up DSCP markings on the QoS sensor to emulate voice traffic, as advised in this thread?

https://kb.paessler.com/en/topic/37983-qos-remote-probes

I know this has to be done from within Windows, but the Windows GPO requires the name of the application in order to tag packets. We don't want to tag all packets coming from the PRTG application - only packets from a specific sensor (QoS) within PRTG.

Do you have any guidance on how this is done?

Thanks

dscp qos tagging

Created on Jan 4, 2017 10:31:10 AM



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Dear sw19-it

I am sorry, it is not possible to only tag packets for this sensor. The sensor is operated by the probe service and cannot be individually singled out.

Created on Jan 6, 2017 1:33:07 PM by  Arne Seifert [Paessler Support]



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Hi sw19-it,

I think you actually can. When you create a policy based QoS GPO, you have the option to chose to tag packets either by application, source / destination and TCP / UDP ports. And in PRTG you can define the specific port that the QoS probe will ship it's traffic on.

Look at this guide around S4B and GPO for DSCP tagging, they show how the GPOs can be setup to match ports instead of applications. https://three65.blog/2015/09/07/skype-for-business-configuring-quality-of-service-qos/

Good luck,

/Robin

Created on Aug 25, 2017 9:20:51 AM




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