Howdy,
I'm working on the AstLinux project (www.astlinux.org) and we've been
taking various open source bits and pieces to build a telephony
appliance-in-a-box (with firewall, support to PRIs, run-from-flash on
lower power hardware, etc).
It's been working pretty well, but there were a few issues having to do
with QoS that I've not been able to work out alone entirely.
We're trying to do a plug-in for Arno's iptables firewall:
http://rocky.molphys.leidenuniv.nl/
And what I've come up with based on previous work by Maciej Blizinski was:
http://rocky.eld.leidenuniv.nl/iptables-firewall/plugins/hfsc-traffic-shaper/
Ok, for handling unmarked traffic, this seems to work pretty well.
But what if I want to take previously marked traffic, and (assuming I
can trust the markings) just schedule it "as is" based on its DSCP markings?
And is HFSC a good scheduling strategy in SOHO/Home broadband
applications where VoIP coexists? Or is RED better?
Thanks,
-Philip
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