Butch Evans wrote:
I believe these rules are working now, but the DSCP tags don't appear to be making it to one particular area of our network. The traffic in question passes through the only other Mikrotik in our network and I'm wondering if it is doing something to remove the DSCP tags? By default would the MT remove the tags? What should I look at in it's config to determine if it is stripping the DSCP values?The easiest way to handle this is based on either the sip_provider_customers OR the sip_provider_servers list. Try something like: /ip firewall mangle add chain=forward dst-address-list=sip_provider_servers \ action=change-dscp new-dscp=46 passthrough=yes add chain=forward src-address-list=sip_provider_servers \ action=change-dscp new-dscp=46 passthrough=yesThis way, all traffic to/from the servers are changed. You should be able to do the same with the customers address list if you like. OR add the customers list to the above rules as src where servers is dst and as dst where servers is src. Generally, I'd be more likely to use connection-tracking as well.
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