I think you can't qos the pptp because you don't know what is in the
tunnel. You need to qos before packets enter the pptp.
Martín Ruiz
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El 06/03/2010, a las 01:59, Josh Luthman <j...@imaginenetworksllc.com>
escribió:
I have two queue trees setup, one for LAN the other for WAN.
I've got some applications (current case being VMware VIC) going
through my
pptp tunnel and it runs very poorly through the VPN. I have mangle
rules
marking the packets, but only out the WAN interface.
I then added a new "main branch" of the queue tree, with the PPTP
interface
as the parent. I duplicated the queue for VIC and put it under this
new
"main branch". It is counting packets very quickly so I know it's
getting
the traffic, however, the application still runs poorly.
Are there any suggestions out there to help me out QoSing this one
application?
Josh Luthman
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ntinue
that counts.”
--- Winston Churchill
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