Sorry for the late, late reply, but I don't follow the -users list
closely.
On Tue, 2005-01-04 at 10:43 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's wrong with doing it by port? If it is possible that something
else out there may use the same TOS flags as Asterisk, by prioritizing
port 4569 (IAX2
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Yes
yes, we've been through all that actually :-) We did find out it was one of the
3550's reseting the TOS.
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Yes yes, your right. I forget these switches are smart!!! ;-)
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From: Julio Arruda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 4:41 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] QOS / Cisco / Asterisk
Matt
On Mon, 2005-01-03 at 13:53 -0600, Matt Schulte wrote:
We're trying to PQ (Priority Queue) packets on a Cisco using ACL's. What
we're trying to avoid is hardcoding the IP address in the ACL. We were
trying to match by TOS set by Asterisk however it seems we've run into a
snag where the packet
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We're trying to PQ (Priority Queue)
packets on a Cisco using ACL's. What
we're trying to avoid is hardcoding the IP address in the ACL. We
were
trying to match by TOS set by Asterisk however it seems we've run
into a
snag where the packet TOS tends to get reset somewhere on our network.
What's wrong with doing it by port?
We're actually using SIP to terminate calls, going by rtp.conf the ports
could range several thousand ports. What we're going for is only
honoring TOS for that particular customer, luckily these are T1
customers hosted on our routers. They understand that
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What's wrong with doing it by port?
We're actually using SIP to terminate calls, going by rtp.conf the ports
could range several thousand ports. What we're going for is only
honoring TOS for that particular customer, luckily these are T1
customers hosted on our routers. They understand
Matt Schulte wrote:
We're trying to PQ (Priority Queue) packets on a Cisco using ACL's. What
we're trying to avoid is hardcoding the IP address in the ACL. We were
trying to match by TOS set by Asterisk however it seems we've run into a
snag where the packet TOS tends to get reset somewhere on our
