Yikes, that sounds like alot of wireless. I'm not trying to insult your ability to build a solid wireless network (I know I certainly can't, my wireless at home sucks!), but are you sure it works fine w/out QoS? I ask because I have neighbors with WISP connections and VOIP that constantly complain about it's quality (I have the same VOIP provider but a full copper connection and can't say the same). Other people have reported near flawless VOIP service with our QoS, but to my knowledge they're all on copper.
--Bill On 7/16/05, Kim C. Callis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I installed pfsense for our WISP router... For the most part, it is > outstanding... I am having a slight problem with QoS and specifically > VOIP. All of my hosts which connect to pfsense is connected > wirelessly. I started Traffic Shaping and let the wizard do it's > thing. > > I have a couple of hosts that are behind another access point. I > noticed that hosts that are behind other access points fail to good > VOIP service. Now when one of the AP are behind another AP, the front > end AP gets and address from pfsense and the back AP gets an address > served up from the from AP and usually gets an 10.0.0.0 address. > > This has not affected any of the service.... I am able to connect to > the net and to the pfsense box with no problems. Where the problems > seems to be is the quality of the VOIP calls. Is there something that > I need to adjust in order to make sure that there is flawless > connection through QoS? > > > -- > When It Absolutely, Positively has to be Destroyed Overnight!!! > > 1-(800) MARINES > _______________________________________________ > Kim C. Callis > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
