What's the point?
You can prioritise as much as you like at your own end, but as soon as it leaves
your premises and enters the 'net, all bets are off!
Even the contention ratio of the DSL circuit (as provided by your ISP) can kill
you.
QOS is really only useful in a point-to-point scenario, or in a meshed network
that honors QOS on all links.
If you really want to experiment, grab an old PIII for $50 off e-bay, and setup
a linux box as a router behind your DSL modem. You can play with QOS as much as
you like then, without forking out $500.
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Rod Bacon
Empowered Communications
Ground Floor, 102 York St. South Melbourne
Victoria, Australia. 3205
Phone: +613 99401600 Fax: +613 99401650
FWD: 512237 ICQ: 5662270
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Keith Schmidt wrote:
Any recommendations on an ADSL router with QOS for VOIP built in?
Anything sub $500 would be great.
Thank you
Keith Schmidt
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