Hello,
I have been getting complaints about call quality when people use their mobile phones on "wifi calling".
We have multiple large factories where cell reception is poor so people rely on the wifi.
Annoyingly, I have done several walk around tests, thinking maybe it was AP handovers that caused the issues but I had multiple perfects calls wandering all over the area people say there is an issue.
I was reading this guide - Wireless VoIP QoS Best Practices - Cisco Meraki Documentation
and it says in traffic shaping to set all VoIP and video conf to DSCP 46 EF voice comms
I am currently using AF41 which I assumed was the highest priority low drop queue there was. We don't use any other traffic shaping other than the defaults so i assume it doesn't really matter which priority queue is used but i just wanted to check.
Also, the guide suggests a separate SSID for mobiles - is this just to guarantee bandwidth? because I don't thank that is an issue currently and Id like to avoid an extra SSID if possible.
thanks,
