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Can't apply QoS output service policy to Cisco 9300

While trying to apply a QoS outbound rule to a Catalyst 9300:

Invalid queuing class-map!!! Queuing actions supported only with dscp/cos/qos-group/precedence/exp based classification!!!

The config we are using is below:

policy-map Shoretel-Input-Policy
class class-shoretel-media-input
  set dscp ef
class class-shoretel-signaling-input
  set dscp cs3
class class-default
  set dscp default
policy-map Shoretel-Output-Policy
class class-shoretel-media-output
  set dscp ef
  priority level 1 percent 5
class class-shoretel-signaling-output
  set dscp cs3
  bandwidth remaining percent 15 
 class class-default
  set dscp default
  bandwidth remaining percent 60

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Feroz Ahmed

Hi,

You need to define access-list and apply it in class-map as match access-group followed by accesss-list number or name.You did not define class-map any where in the above configuration .Could you plz share information of command sh run policy-map int fa0/0.

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class-map match-any class-shoretel-media-output
match access-group name acl-qos-shoretel-RTP
match dscp ef
class-map match-any class-shoretel-signaling-output
match access-group name acl-qos-shoretel-voip
match ip dscp cs3
class-map match-any class-shoretel-media-input
match access-group name acl-qos-shoretel-RTP
match dscp ef
class-map match-any class-shoretel-signaling-input
match access-group name acl-qos-shoretel-voip
match ip dscp cs3

Jody Lemoine

Do you continue to get the error when you remove the ACLs from your class-map statements and match only on the DSCP values? Looking at the error above, it looks like ACL matching may not be supported.

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