IP precedence for RTP packets

[sr98user]

burris,

Its just for my outgoing interface. My setup allocates 180K (using 3 way calling or call waiting) for packets marked with IP precedence of 5. 5 is used for voice, video packets.

Its just to control bottlenecks in my router. Once it goes out of my router, we can't control the packets.

[burris]

burris,

Its just for my outgoing interface. My setup allocates 180K (using 3 way calling or call waiting) for packets marked with IP precedence of 5. 5 is used for voice, video packets.

Its just to control bottlenecks in my router. Once it goes out of my router, we can't control the packets.

Except for these 2 settings, I don't see any other RTP choices..

local RTP port: xxxx

Symmetric RTP: yes or no

Where else would I look?

[dswartz]

Advanced settings, Layer 3 QoS...

[voxabox]

finally someone's interested in QOS
HT-286 QOS: default settings
the HT-502 has the same settings

[burris]

Advanced settings, Layer 3 QoS...

I'm sure you are more versed in this than I, since I come from the POTS world, but take a look at this site pages 4-5 and explain how the ATA, outside the network can control downstream.

www.patton.com/solutions/voip_and_qos.pdf

[sr98user]

Since I don't have control over Advanced settings in 502, I found another way to match the packets. Cisco router (831) allows me to match by RTP protocol and port numbers. For now, I am doing that and it matches those packets.

[voxabox]

I'm sure you are more versed in this than I, since I come from the POTS world, but take a look at this site pages 4-5 and explain how the ATA, outside the network can control downstream.

www.patton.com/solutions/voip_and_qos.pdf

ah,
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