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IP Telephony (VoiP)

I am looking at building a VPN across a few branch offices using Astaro...

does the QoS component of ASL allow you to prioritize the IP phone packets as "most important"???

This is a key consideration for routing IP phone calls from location-to-location...

Joe Zasada
Network Administrator
St. John Ambulance, Alberta Council

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0 Andy_01 over 23 years ago

the way QoS or traffic shaping works is, you can apply 3 different priopities to certain traffic based on SRC, DST and service for non-VPN outbound traffic... what i'm saying is yes, but for outbound only.
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0 Andy_01 over 23 years ago

the way QoS or traffic shaping works is, you can apply 3 different priopities to certain traffic based on SRC, DST and service for non-VPN outbound traffic... what i'm saying is yes, but for outbound only.
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0 Joe Zasada over 23 years ago in reply to Andy_01

how would I do that? in the QoS menu under "network", it does not have options for the application (service) type in the drop-down menu...

So I would have to put all the IP phones in their own networks and say that phone network to phone network traffic is top priority?
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0 Andy_01 over 23 years ago in reply to Joe Zasada

i'm not sure what you mean, the QoS menu offers you th source network, the destination network and the service.
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