You've horribly butchered bits vs bytes. Everything in the shaper wizard is in bits. A 6Mb connection is 6Megabits, not 6MegaBytes, hence the 600KByte download (notice the conversion I did?) FYI, if you have 5 lines, you probably want to reserve 5 x line rate - if line rate is 96Kb/sec then you want 480Kb (or whatever setting above that is close - say 512Kb) for the reservation. That will allow all 5 lines to be talking at the same time.
--Bill On 2/21/06, Robert Goley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a pfsense firewall setup that I am trying to prioritize Vonage VOIP > traffic. I am replacing a M0n0wall firewall that had some traffic shaper > config setup for the Vonage routers. I have 3 Vaonge routers carrying 5 > phone lines across a 768KB/6MB (UP/DOWN) cable modem connection. I may be > making this harder on myself than it really is but I am not sure what values > to put where. I know that as a rule of thumb you only get %10 of the > advertised bandwidth. For example, I have a 6 MB download speed but only > get about 600kb/s download rate from extremely fast servers. Vonage > advertizes 90kb/s bandwidth usage per line. This is actually a 8-10kb/s > upload/download rate. When using the traffic shaper wizard, I can specify > the provider and optionally a IP address or alias. I chose Vonage and an > alias that includes all 3 routers. The next itme is reserved bandwidth for > VOIP. I don't know what I need to put here. Is it the advertised speed > 768KB or 76KB/s? I don't want to accidentally assign more bandwidth than I > have since that renders the traffic shaper useless. I did not have major > problems with my VOIP traffic with the M0n0wall. Since switching, I have > had quite a bit of broken voice etc. Could someone drop me a couple of > hints on this? I am using the 2-8-06 version from sullrich. > > Robert --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
