IP precedence for RTP packets

[sr98user]

I have QOS setup in my router based on the IP precedence. It looks like GS 502 does not set the IP precedence for the RTP packets. Is that something that VOIPo can set in the Advanced settings page?

[burris]

I have QOS setup in my router based on the IP precedence. It looks like GS 502 does not set the IP precedence for the RTP packets. Is that something that VOIPo can set in the Advanced settings page?

Is control of RTP necessary to adjust upstream? I assumed that upstream control was the only meaningful adjustment we have.

[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

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