However, I have a linux router and can't get QoS to work properly. I set the priority flags for the packets in iptables, but it still doesn't work. If I'm downloading a torrent, for example, the phone is unusable.
What I'd like to do is have the phone adaptors on a separate subnet (well, they already are...) and possibly on a separate ethernet nic, like eth2. (eth0 is my cable modem and eth1 is my local network). Then I'd like to guarantee bandwidth to eth2 over eth1... not just "preference" VoIP traffic, because preferencing isn't working...
is this possible? Or do I just have my QoS all screwed up?
-Josh
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On Mar 3, 2005, at 4:52 PM, Wing D Lizard wrote:
so did you forward the ports ( like 5060,5061 and udp 10000-20000) b�
Rock Roskam wrote:
The only time I have had to move my vonage device in front was to apply a firmware update. Other than that it has worked well behind my nat device. I need to get QOS working better on my linksys router. The calls drop if I am uploading items like torrents or playing video games.
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