[afnog] VOIP Traffic shapping
Bernard Wanyama
bwanyama at syntechug.com
Tue Nov 20 18:18:13 UTC 2007
Hi Noa,
You need to prioritise VoIP traffic in all segments of your network.
That said, please start by letting us know which platform(s) you are using
(Cisco, Alvarion, etc) and what kind of access and core links you have
(serial, WiMax, fiber, etc).
This info will get you started on th road to QoS.
However, I must say that it might well be that the physical link has poor
quality ;)
Kind regards,
Bernard
On 20/11/2007, Noa of Ark <ncmaina2001 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am having this problem with some of our clients. We are offering them
> bandwidth as their service provider and some of them have implemented
> VOIP in their home networks and offices.
>
> Now the link/speed in terms of through put is fine especially with normal
> browsing, VPN's, Video streaming,downloads etc.
>
> However, this clients are complaining that,when in comes to Voice
> traffic,the sound is sometime chappy (not clear) and and they cant even
> make enough calls.
>
> I am starting to believe it could be a QoS issue or some sort of
> congestion on the clients network. I need to help them sort this out since
> they want to prioritize Voice traffic, but i am not a voip expert. I was
> thinking of maybe prioritizing VOIP traffic but i am worried about other
> clients who don't use VOIP services.I am even
> also not sure of how i can implement this.
>
> Any ideas on how i can troubleshoot this problem, do i need to implement
> QoS on my Core Routing equipments or something.
>
> Thanks.
>
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