Although you can find a router with QOS or dedicated bandwidth feature,
I would suggest a QOS enabled Switch.
Any IEEE802.1p enables switch,(these days less than $100 for 16 port) can do
the job.
you cant do alot when your traffic reaches internet, thats why most you can
do is up to your modem.
cos
At 02:11 PM 9/10/2007, you wrote:
>Can people on this list share their experiences on how they
>partition a DSL for small business internet service with a router so
>that a portion is dedicated to VOIP and another portion to
>computers. Of course, the idea is to do this with a low cost router
On 9/10/07, Ira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> At 02:11 PM 9/10/2007, you wrote:
>
> >Can people on this list share their experiences on how they
> >partition a DSL for small business internet service with a router so
> >that a portion is dedicated to VOIP and another portion to
> >computers. Of c
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Subject: [PHISH] Re: [asterisk-users] Partitioning DSL input
pfSense works very well for this. You can use it to setup VLANs (one for
your PCs, the other for your VoIP equipment), and it has a traffic
shaping/queuing mechanism for prioritizing VoIP.
AR
On 9/10/07
C. Savinovich wrote:
> Can people on this list share their experiences on how they partition a
> DSL for small business internet service with a router so that a portion
> is dedicated to VOIP and another portion to computers. Of course, the
> idea is to do this with a low cost router (under $10
pfSense works very well for this. You can use it to setup VLANs (one for
your PCs, the other for your VoIP equipment), and it has a traffic
shaping/queuing mechanism for prioritizing VoIP.
AR
On 9/10/07, C. Savinovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Can people on this list share their experiences
Can people on this list share their experiences on how they partition a DSL
for small business internet service with a router so that a portion is
dedicated to VOIP and another portion to computers. Of course, the idea is
to do this with a low cost router (under $100).
Many Thanks
C. Savinovi
