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Vonage I had some interesting (better than expected) results in setting QoS for the first
I had some interesting (better than expected) results in setting QoS for the first time today. In all the Voip speed tests I've done recently, I consistently got 375K up, both for wired and wireless connections. Throughout the day, I consistently got a reported 99% QOS (meaning consistent delivery of ~375K up). Based on that, I manually set the upload bandwidth to 330K, a little less than 90% of the sustained number. I decided to set WIRED QoS on a port basis because it was easy to do, setting port 3 on the WRT54GS (where my VTA is connected) to high, while leaving everything else with the default (LOW) setting. I did nothing with the Wireless QoS settings. After changing the wired QoS settings as described above, the test Voip calls (done to a voicemail box on a POTS phone) were very good quality. I performed Voip speed tests during the calls and was not surprised when they throttled back to about 250K upload throughput for the WIRED connection. The QoS was working as designed. The surprise: the Voip speed test when performed for the WIRELESS connection (while a Voip call was being made) ALSO throttled back to about 250K upload. This seems to indicate that the QoS algorithm used by the WRT54GS to parcel out the upload bandwidth for WIRED connections also takes into account the settings for the WIRELESS QoS. Anybody know different?
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My setup: RoadRunner cable modem (4Mb down/375Kb up) <= WRT54GS 2.0/V4.71.1 <= DLink VTA <= Uniden TRU9485 5.8Ghz. Usually one laptop connected via wireless with Lotus Notes primary upload contender.
Read The Full Thread: WRT54GS V2.0 QoS applicability?
• For WRT54GS (2.0/V3.37.6), will setting QoS to HIGH for MAC address(es) of VTA(s)
• from wrt54g firmware:
Two types of Quality of Service features are available,
• Thanks, Reebok. That became apparent to me last night after I applied the latest
• It will work quite nicely, BUT, it means you need to set the upstream/downstream
• VonageTPA,
Thanks for weighing in. However, I need some clarification.
• yeah that seems to fly in the face of the documentation. I have not tested it though,
• I didn't see the Wireless QoS part. I believe there is a WiFi QoS standard to give
• Actually, QoS is one of those things that must be frequently reevaluated to be
• Applied correctly, QoS is one of those things you'll set & forget.
We're
• There are times that I have a lot of large packets moving in the network where LEMs
ekinaustin posted "I had some interesting (better than expected) results in setting QoS for the first" on 07/06/2006 |
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