Hi all, I would like to prioritise all VoIP traffic on a linux router. I am new to QoS, tc and TOS, to please be gentle. My logic works like this: 1) identify the VoIP packets 2) mark packets using iptables (with TOS?) 3) use tc to prioritise the marked packets. Is this logic correct? If not, where is it flawed? I understand that VoIP used the udp protocol and has packet sized less than 250 bytes. Is simply reducing the MTU on the interfaces good enough to give better thoughput, without the lag of larger packets trying to pass though? Are there any good HOWTOS? TIA Regards Craig -- Craig Main RHCE ST Solutions Cell: 082-323-4670 Home Tel: 011-760-1900 AIM: SATuxman; ICQ: 75815570 http://www.stsolutions.co.za http://www.linuxsa.com ____________________________ I WILL NEVER WIN AN EMMY I WILL NEVER WIN AN EMMY I WILL NEVER WIN AN EMMY I WILL NEVER WIN AN EMMY Bart Simpson on chalkboard in episode 9F21
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