WAAS Express & CoS on same router

     I have a location that has been running WAAS Express for a while. I have also implemented CoS for a pending VoIP deployment. Is there anything I need to do in the Manager to make these two work together? I have the Policy Manager and other items needed for the CoS to operate and I am seeing hits on my ACLs for remaring the traffic but my Solarwinds monitoring system is not picking up any differences from a Class of Service standpoint. Any ideas where I should start to troubleshoot this issue? How can I verify the re-classifications on the router / netflow side? I am not really sure where to start.
Brent

That explains your problem.
Your AirPort Express (AX) can't support both Ethernet and wireless clients because it only has a single Ethernet port. Possible solutions:
Get an inexpensive wired router. Connect your cable modem to the WAN/Internet side of the router. Connect your PC and AX to the LAN side of the router. Configure the AX so that the option to distribute IP addresses is DISABLED.
OR...
Replace the AX with an inexpensive wireless router or even the AirPort Extreme base station (AEBS). These will support both Ethernet and wireless clients.

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