Splicecom and VLANs

What VLAN is the PC in then?

All makes sense re switch :)

Sh run on procurves I use, but Switch OS not up to date.
 
The PC's will all be in different VLANs - there are about 20 of them (VLANS that is, not PC's) :) !
So I am hoping the phone configuration will be identical for all of them, and I assign the untagged traffic to the correct VLAN on the switch.

The HP1920's I believe are rebranded 3Com, so different from ProCurve and HP sell them as Web Managed switches.
 
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No if I recall. You need to put the PC VLAN tag to the same as the untagged port, so if untagged at VLAN 5 then set phone PC VLAN 5.

Hate the phones due to have to telnet on, thankfully install Cisco phones in business where config is much easier
 
That will be an absolute pain then, I cant see what that achieves as why does it need to know if its passing the data untagged.

Yeah give me Cisco any day. Shame these Splicecoms have been inherited but it is what it is, one day they will get replaced with something much easier to configure and maintain such as Cisco.
 
Test it, but that's what I recall. I was told they were going to be able to do VLAN option via DHCP with firmware update, but not sure.

Phones are bloody expensive compared with Cisco handsets. I hate splicecom solution, thankfully at a business unit that I don't car about at mo.
 
Are you able to run the voice command on all your HP switches? You might not be able to do it on the web managed ones but the fully managed ones you should, if not then a firmware upgrade might help.

Straight from the HP manual "A voice VLAN is configured for voice traffic. After assigning the ports that connect to voice devices to a voice VLAN, the system automatically modifies quality of service (QoS) parameters for voice traffic, to improve the transmission priority of voice traffic and ensure voice quality"
 
When I did the config on the HP Procurve last year, but high model, yes I marked the VLAN for voice.
 
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Are you able to run the voice command on all your HP switches? You might not be able to do it on the web managed ones but the fully managed ones you should, if not then a firmware upgrade might help.

Straight from the HP manual "A voice VLAN is configured for voice traffic. After assigning the ports that connect to voice devices to a voice VLAN, the system automatically modifies quality of service (QoS) parameters for voice traffic, to improve the transmission priority of voice traffic and ensure voice quality"
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Hi Felix. No I havnt, I am just putting them in a normal VLAN allbeit only for phones. At present everything shares a flat LAN and there are no issues with VOIP, so if anything it will improve. The ISP doesnt support QoS so I am quite happy that the phones will be fine.
 
If its a VLAN only for phones then there isn't really a need for the voice command. As in theory the only traffic is voice.
 
The 1920s are a 3com legacy so won't have the same commands that people normally use on HP ProCurve HPE Aruba switches.

On the 1910s I have set the untagged VLAN as 1, set all the access ports to hybrid (some stupid HP thing) and then used the voice VLAN setting on the switch to enable voice vlan, enable the port, and set the VLAN tag. You'll need to add the OUI for the Splicecom phones to get them to be seen as phones.
 
All working !!!!!
If anyone needs the config for an interface on an HP1920 switch here it is....
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/15
port link-type trunk
undo port trunk permit vlan 1
port trunk permit vlan n nn (where n nn = voice & data vlan numbers)
port trunk pvid vlan nn (where nn is data vlan, ie PC vlan)
port auto-power-down
poe enable
stp edged-port enable

Thanks to Mikey for all his help
 
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