| 'tik priority subnet Business customer having VoIP issues. I moved their LAN (25 workstations) to subnet 1: 192.168.1.1/24 and their VoIP lines to subnet2: 192.168.2.1/24
How can I set QoS to give 192.168.2.1/24 top priority over anything else? |
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 vipermCarpe DiemPremium
join:2002-07-09
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| reply to wirelessdog
Yeah, but if you are doing NAT. you can't really double QOS on the same box. Or at least it doesn't work near as well as you would like it too. Unless they changed something in the past version of MT. Like from 4 to 5..
I never found a good compromise that seemed to work properly on our head end anyway. It's almost better to have two separate boxes to fully manage everything
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| Why not on the same box? |
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| reply to wirelessdog
From what I was told, it's because of the placement of NAT in the flow of things. It makes it hard to do double QOS properly. You run out of places to add the rules internally to get the proper effects.
At least in the way we were trying to do it with PCQ rules. I think you can do it with other types of rules though. It just never seemed to work properly IMO.
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| reply to wirelessdog
Not using PCQ here and I have never had this problem with Layer 7 either. I could never get PCQ to work properly - perhaps that is why. |
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