topic Re: DSCP TAGING in General Topics

DSCP TAGING

Gregoux — Fri, 21 Feb 2014 15:32:57 GMT

could you confirm me, if the tagging DSCP is not flushed via the Palo Alto.

I need to use an avaya VOIP solution and a dscp tag 46 is added to the packet.

thank's

Re: DSCP TAGING

HULK — Fri, 21 Feb 2014 16:33:41 GMT

Hello Sir,

Packet Marking/Rewriting :

The PAN-OS QoS module is application centric and packets are forwarded to a class/queue based on the application, user and the type of traffic, but not based on IP precedence or DSCP bits. However if an upstream device marks the DSCP bits, PAN-OS maintains those bits as is. PAN-OS provides the flexibility to mark the DSCP or IP precedence bits in the packet to facilitate classification in downstream nodes. This functionality is decoupled from the QoS module, whether or not QoS is configured, you can still configure the system to mark certain flows. The configuration of which is in the options settings of the security policy rule.

Example:

Please follow below mentioned doc for more detail information.

QoS in PAN-OS 4.1

Hope this helps.

Thanks

Re: DSCP TAGING

mbutt — Fri, 21 Feb 2014 17:14:46 GMT

Hi,

If the tagging is happening before the traffic enters into the firewall. The firewall should not change the marking on the packets and should pass it as it is. However is you need to mark it on the firewall that can be done as well.

Following taggings/marking are available in the Palo Alto firewalls.

What DSCP Markings are Available on the Palo Alto Networks Firewall?

Thank you

Numan

Re: DSCP TAGING

Gregoux — Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:09:46 GMT

many thank's

Re: DSCP TAGING

treese — Thu, 28 May 2020 18:22:30 GMT

For a remote user on GP SSL VPN with a softphone which is dscp marked on the computer at dscp 46 then I can just add this to the vpn security rule and it will maintain this dscp markings from end to end QoS? Its seems there's many methods of making this work, so I'm trying to find the one that fits us.