Thanks for the reply,
Still there must be a way to prioritize (or block) skype traffic. In my
scenario just because of the small uplink bandwidth I need to give it
priority.
I tried a packet capture on my pc and random ports were used.
But maybe I can give priority to traffic destined to Level
I'm afraid you are out of look. In order to get skype 3.0 into IOS, Cisco had
to leave behind PDLM and hard code it. Even then it's pretty useless. Only
solution is to get to 12.4(22)T+
Matthew Huff | One Manhattanville Rd
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Dear All,
i am trying to apply QoS on my aDsl interface (2048/256) and i need to give
strict priority to voice traffic, including skype and g711.
I suppose that i can match the g711 by using nbar rtp audio protocol or by
using source ports that are know on my asterisk server.
Because of
Even with the newest Skype nbar pdlm or built-in nbar in 12.4T(x), it is
pretty useless. The majority of Skype traffic is sent now encrypted over
port 443. The only way I know to monitor/block it is with something like
bluecoat/websense, and then only at the point of origin (since you have to
