ESW-520-48 QoS question - config snippet

Question

Hello,
Can someone give me a sanity check on this config? It is from an ESW-520-48. This is my first time see one and it looks a primitive version of IOS. There are some QoS policies defined but I don't see the correct policies applied and it doesn't look any of the VoIP policies are nested either. In standard IOS, the nested policy is indented.  Is there any QoS  applied in this config?
Snippet:
ip access-list 2140
permit any any any
exit
ip access-list 2141
permit any any any dscp 46
permit any any any dscp 40
exit
ip access-list 2142
permit any any any dscp 24
permit any any any dscp 26
exit
ip access-list 2146
permit any any any
exit
mac access-list nonip
permit any any ethtype 806
permit any any ethtype 836
exit
class-map general-class match-any
match access-group 2140
exit
class-map general-switch
match access-group 2140
exit
class-map general-router
match access-group 2140
exit
class-map VoIP-data-class
match access-group 2141
exit
class-map VoIP-Control-class
match access-group 2142
exit
class-map general-VoIP
match access-group 2140
exit
class-map general-nonip
match access-group 2140
exit
class-map video-surveillance-class
match access-group 2146
exit
class-map nonip-class
match access-group nonip
exit
policy-map general-map
class general-class
set dscp 7
police 30000 80000 exceed-action policed-dscp-transmit
exit
exit
policy-map switch-map
class general-switch
exit
exit
policy-map router-map
class general-router
exit
exit
policy-map voice-map
class VoIP-data-class
set dscp 46
police 3200 8000 exceed-action policed-dscp-transmit
exit
class VoIP-Control-class
set dscp 26
police 640 8000 exceed-action policed-dscp-transmit
exit
class general-VoIP
set dscp 7
police 30000 800000 exceed-action policed-dscp-transmit
exit
exit
policy-map video-surveillance-map
class video-surveillance-class
set dscp 40
police 50000 800000 exceed-action policed-dscp-transmit
exit
exit
policy-map guest-map
class general-nonip
set dscp 8
police 30000 800000 exceed-action drop
exit
class nonip-class
exit
exit
interface ethernet e1
service-policy input switch-map
exit
interface ethernet e18
service-policy input switch-map
exit
interface ethernet e24
service-policy input router-map
exit

Answer 1

Hey cole, typically with theses switches the smartports will do the QOS with the port role, however you can manually create the QOS for the switch, by creating a ACL to identify the specific traffic comming through the switch port.  Then Create a class map/ policy map/ and then bind it to the ports your wanting to setup QOS on.