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  • 1.  VOICE interrupts - Alcatel Voip - Comware Switches Network

    Posted Jul 29, 2019 08:14 AM

    I got one question. I am searching if I got something wrong on network.
    3 months back was everything OK.
    Has any of you problems with  ALCATEL phones connected to the HPE Comware switch over the local network?

    It looks like this.
    The call going seamlessly between phones on the local network. And then interruption comes from one side for 2 seconds. The other side works normally. It happends time to time to some users.
    It doesn't happen often and has no regularity. Next call is working normally.

    External call working perfectly.

    We have approximately 500 (All VoIP Telephones are Alcatel 4029, 8029, 8029s) phone. Calls are made through one and only VLAN that is closed for VOIP. It's not a VOICE VLAN but a VLAN normaly.
    Problem comes with or without QoS setup (voice vlan).

    There are no other devices.

     

    Thank you for help.



  • 2.  RE: VOICE interrupts - Alcatel Voip - Comware Switches Network

    Posted Aug 02, 2019 04:05 PM

    Hi 

    Is there any congeston in the network. May be you can try enabling broadcast-suppression pps <value> .

    Also refer the below document https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c03190814

    if still issue persists, you may share the interface configuration where the phones are connected

     



  • 3.  RE: VOICE interrupts - Alcatel Voip - Comware Switches Network

    Posted Aug 06, 2019 11:43 AM

    Hi thank you for answer.

     

    There is my common network edgeport setup.

     

    port link-type trunk
    port trunk permit vlan 1 10
    broadcast-suppression pps 500
    multicast-suppression pps 500
    unicast-suppression pps 500
    stp edged-port enable
    stp root-protection
    qos apply policy INBOUND_POLICY_LYNC inbound
    qos trust dscp

     

    VLAN 1 is Data
    VLAN 10 is Voip

    Interresting is those policy INBOUND_POLICY_LYNC

    for those is  this config:

    #
    traffic classifier SIP_CLASS operator and
    if-match dscp cs3
    traffic classifier VOICE_CLASS operator and
    if-match dscp ef
    traffic classifier VIDEO_CLASS operator and
    if-match dscp af41
    #
    traffic behavior VOICE_BEHAVIOR_200K
    car cir 256 cbs 16384 ebs 4096 green pass red discard yellow pass
    traffic behavior VIDEO_BEHAVIOR_1M
    car cir 1024 cbs 65536 ebs 4096 green pass red remark-dscp-pass default yellow remark-dscp-pass default
    traffic behavior SIP_BEHAVIOR_64K
    car cir 64 cbs 4096 ebs 4096 green pass red remark-dscp-pass default yellow remark-dscp-pass default
    #
    qos policy INBOUND_POLICY_LYNC
    classifier VOICE_CLASS behavior VOICE_BEHAVIOR_200K
    classifier VIDEO_CLASS behavior VIDEO_BEHAVIOR_1M
    classifier SIP_CLASS behavior SIP_BEHAVIOR_64K

    I have found that for those policy forks reservation for both systems ... Alcatel Voip and Lync client.

    for example:

    display qos policy interface g 1/0/1

    Interface: GigabitEthernet1/0/1

    Direction: Inbound

    Policy: INBOUND_POLICY_LYNC
    Classifier: VOICE_CLASS
    Operator: AND
    Rule(s) : If-match dscp ef
    Behavior: VOICE_BEHAVIOR_200K
    Committed Access Rate:
    CIR 256 (kbps), CBS 16384 (byte), EBS 4096 (byte)
    Green Action: pass
    Red Action: discard
    Yellow Action: pass
    Green : 3061083(Packets)
    Red : 0(Packets)

     

    There are those Green packets in dscp EF - 46.