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DSCP Mapping

Wi-Fi Multimedia

The Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) standard defines voice, video, best effort, and background access categories that can be given different performance priorities on the wireless network. To be effective, these priorities must then align with the QoS, or traffic prioritization, scheme configured for the wired network.

To bridge the two, Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP) values provide a way to map WMM priorities to QoS treatments.

Juniper Mist APs will overwrite existing DSCP values of upstream traffic using its own Access Categories (AC) values. The original DSCP values are not retained.

You can enable WMM under the QoS Priority section in the WLANs page.

For information about navigating to the WLANs page, see Navigating to the WLANs Page.

The DSCP to AC mappings are given in the tables below.

Table 1: WMM Access Categories
Access Category DSCP Value
0 (Background) DSCP CS2 (0x40)
1 (Best Effort) DCSP CS3 (0x60)
2 (Video) DSCP CS4 (0x80)
3 (Voice) DSCP CS7 (0xe0)
Table 2: DSCP to AC Mapping
DSCP Value Access Category
DSCP 0 AC 1
DSCP 1 AC 1
DSCP 2 AC 1
DSCP 3 AC 1
DSCP 4 AC 1
DSCP 5 AC 1
DSCP 6 AC 1
DSCP 7 AC 1
DSCP 8 AC 1
DSCP 9 AC 1
DSCP 10 AC 1
DSCP 11 AC 1
DSCP 12 AC 1
DSCP 13 AC 1
DSCP 14 AC 1
DSCP 15 AC 1
DSCP 16 AC 1
DSCP 17 AC 1
DSCP 18 AC 1
DSCP 19 AC 1
DSCP 20 AC 1
DSCP 21 AC 1
DSCP 22 AC 1
DSCP 23 AC 1
DSCP 24 AC 1
DSCP 25 AC 1
DSCP 26 AC 1
DSCP 27 AC 1
DSCP 28 AC 1
DSCP 29 AC 1
DSCP 30 AC 1
DSCP 31 AC 1
DSCP 32 AC 2
DSCP 33 AC 2
DSCP 34 AC 2
DSCP 35 AC 2
DSCP 36 AC 2
DSCP 37 AC 2
DSCP 38 AC 2
DSCP 39 AC 2
DSCP 40 AC 2
DSCP 41 AC 2
DSCP 42 AC 2
DSCP 43 AC 2
DSCP 44 AC 2
DSCP 45 AC 2
DSCP 46 AC 2
DSCP 47 AC 2
DSCP 48 AC 3
DSCP 49 AC 3
DSCP 50 AC 3
DSCP 51 AC 3
DSCP 52 AC 3
DSCP 53 AC 3
DSCP 54 AC 3
DSCP 55 AC 3
DSCP 56 AC 3
DSCP 57 AC 3
DSCP 58 AC 3
DSCP 59 AC 3
DSCP 60 AC 3