David Guest wrote: > john dooley wrote: > > > You'll still need QoS. No point in sucking down the entire debian > repository in 10 minutes if you can't get you're RTP packets through. ;-) > > David >
Actually though QOS is nice I dont believe people are finding it vital to getting good VOIP going. Within the building I bought a managed Gbit switch with VLAN and QOS tagging, and the router/modem combo are also QOS enabled but it comes down to whether the ISP is going to shift those packets faster too and I dont think many are. Course, Im too dumb yet to implement all this accurately...i havent had time to rtfm a zillion times... FFrom a whirlpool thread the other day I recall reading that nodephone and internode have implemented QOS (and the discussion was whether other VOIP could tag and use this too) JD Theres so little internet traffic on my connection and the pipe is now so large that I dont really think QOS in that sense will be a drama... with the upgrades my voip provider has done to fix their service this week it does seem to be having some positive effects on my woes. But I will still build the debian box im building with a uniporocessor kernel in case the smp kernel in some fashion is giving me grief. JD _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
