Ingolf Zeiner Petersen wrote:
I've been trying i bit more since I wrote the first mail. I've been
talking in the phone for about an hour now - with full upload (approx 10
torrent seeding from 2 computers i the LAN), and the conversation was
close to perfect, I would say.
The interesting bit now is to see if anybody else get the same experience.
Here is some of my altq config. VoIP traffic has the highest priority,
of course. Any comments are appreciated.
(256Kbit/s ADSL)
altq on rl1 priq bandwidth 170Kb queue { std_out, websrv_out, web_out,
im_out, rdp_out, radio_out, ssh_out, dns_out, udp_gaming_out,
ip_telefoni_out }
queue std_out priq(default red) qlimit 1
queue websrv_out priority 2 qlimit 1
queue rdp_out priority 3 qlimit 1
queue web_out priority 4 qlimit 1
queue im_out priority 5 qlimit 1
queue radio_out priority 6 qlimit 1
queue ssh_out priority 7 qlimit 1
queue dns_out priority 8 qlimit 1
queue udp_gaming_out priority 11 qlimit 1
queue ip_telefoni_out priority 15
(end-section pass-rules)
ip_telefon_fwd = "{ 5060:5061, 16000:19999 }"
pass out on rl1 proto udp from any to any port $ip_telefon_fwd keep
state queue ip_telefoni_out
I'm curious -- are you using NAT as well, or do you have enough IP addresses that you
don't need NAT? I've had trouble getting my VOIP to be solid when I'm doing other stuff
(downloading via HTTP) on the same connections. I use a similar configuration to yours.
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