To configure a switch interface to trust DSCP, use the following interface command:
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Example 6-8 illustrates an interface configured for trusting DSCP on ingress packets.
Trust IP Precedence
The trust IP precedence configuration mirrors trusting CoS. Trusting IP precedence is a
feature only available on the Catalyst 3550 Family of switches. Trusting IP precedence uses
the IP precedence mapping table to map an ingress packet’s IP precedence value to an
internal DSCP value. Because some applications only mark IP precedence, ...
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