You can get a better answer from sup...@redlinecommunications.com (it's VERY
good and free, don't worry) but to my knowledge it's about as capable (in
this respect) as a Dlink switch from Walmart. Packet is a packet to them.
I run VoIP over my network over several AN50s. I know when I was stuck
I assumed so. I know that Motorola/Orthogon has this feature set. It
might be useful on those congested backhaul links where low-latency
applications are used.
-Eric
Josh Luthman wrote:
> You can get a better answer from sup...@redlinecommunications.com (it's VERY
> good and free, don't worry)
If my backhauls were being congested then I would probably look for upgrade
options rather then tweaking the little bit I have left.
Josh Luthman
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Those who don't understand UNIX are condemned to reinvent it, poorly.
Thanks for stating the obvious. Unfortunately, these are not my BH's but
a customer who's on a tight budget. Congestion isn't normally a problem,
but when/if it is, the feature set in question may become quite useful.
Per your suggestion, I've contacted Redline support. Thank you for your
input
