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Vonage Hi, I've got the following setup working with one caveat:
Cable modem - Vonage
Hi, I've got the following setup working with one caveat:
Cable modem - Vonage RTP 300 - Panasonic cordless phone system
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|- Cisco 831 router - IP phone (7960) - laptop
It's all working nicely with one caveat. There's no way to implement the required QoS on the Vonage router to distinguish the 7960 Voip traffic from the data traffic coming from the laptop, since it's all in an IPSEC tunnel built by the 831. The Vonage router has a terribly simple QoS config interface, with a few (5) canned protocols available, and three customizeable rules based soley on TCP port. The manual for the RTP300 shows an interface based on IP address and ports on both sides of the connection, but even that isn't good enough to solve my problem.
What I need (I think) is a router located first in line that supports QoS based on DSCP / TOS bits, since I'm pretty sure that the IPSEC tunnel built by the 831 copies these bits to the added headers (the V3PN technology from Cisco). Using these bits, the first-in-line router could give priority to the IPSEC packets with the "ef" marking.
Does anyone know if the svesoft firmware for the WRT54G has QoS that can be applied based on precedence bits?
Anyone have any other ideas? I was also considering using packet length to try to distinguish the Voip from the data inside the IPSEC tunnel.
Anyone have the firmware for the RTP300 that matches what's in my manual? (includes IP addresses & masks on both sides, port ranges, packet length ranges, protocol, and physical port settings to match the traffic in a QoS rule)
(My firmware on the RTP300 is 1.00.55.)
Thanks in advance,
Russell Byrne
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rbyrne posted "Hi, I've got the following setup working with one caveat:
Cable modem - Vonage" on 11/08/2005 |
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