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Hi, I have a VoIP box sitting on my LAN that uses an internet based PSTN termination provider.. I have tried the standard traffic shaping setup and created two queues (one high priority and one low priority) and put all the VoIP traffic through the high priority queue and everything else through the low priority queue but this hasn't really helped, if a phone call is in session and a pc downloads something the voice breaks up badly.. Is there a way to guarantee an amount of bandwidth to the VoIP host so that no matter what the other PC's on the network do there will always be enough bandwidth for the VoIP to operate?? Or am I really waisting my time trying to manage this over the internet where there is no control anyway? (especially since its inbound traffic that I am trying to manage.. As well as outbound obviously) Any help or input appreciated.. Thanks.. |