On 1/22/06, Ben Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just out of curiosity, are those with problems tagging packets for
> some VOIP queue based on the IP address of the VOIP device(s)? I
> believe I recall an issue in the shaper incorrectly tagging data if a
> rule was created to match all traffic from a particular source
> address. This code in shaper.inc was the culprit:
>
> /* source address */
> /* Using any for source on 'out' is due to not knowing what
> * the packet looks like after NAT occurs
> */
> if (isset($rule['source']['any']) || $direction == "out") {
> $src = "any";
>
> I recently moved and haven't gotten a chance to setup my pfsense
> computer again, but I believe this was the only outstanding issue I
> encountered with the shaper.
One major bug that everyone needs to be aware of is that the shaper
was not subtracting 20% off the upload and download speeds. Anyone
having issues should re-run the Traffic Shaper Wizard and subtract 20%
from their upload and download speeds and see if this helps. Anytime
the modem buffers can fill up then it can cause major issues.
Scott
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