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qos with openbsd
- To: misc_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: qos with openbsd
- From: Chad Whitten <dog_(_at_)_nexband_(_dot_)_com>
- Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 08:13:53 -0600
- Organization: neXband Communications
- Reply-to: dog_(_at_)_nexband_(_dot_)_com
i am using an openbsd (3.1) machine with 3 nics for a router for dsl type
connections (no firewalling, just routing). on one of the networks we are
adding cisco voip equipment and with voip i need to be able to do some qos on
the packets heading to the network. here is the setup
www
|
openbsd ------------- cisco callmanager
/ \
/ \
data voice & data
|
cisco router
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cisco switch
|
cisco ip phone - pc
cisco router is a 1750 with two fastethernet interfaces and 2 fx0 ports
i can do qos on the cisco router for outbound traffic and lan traffic using
class-maps to set the voice packets to have a class of service of 5 and all
data packets to have a default class of service and be fair-queued. but this
is for outbound traffic only. i need to be able to apply qos to inbound
traffic from the openbsd router to the cisco router. is this even possible?
any links to any howtos or examples would be appreciated.
--
Chad Whitten
Network/Systems Administrator
Nexband Communications
chadwick_(_at_)_nexband_(_dot_)_com
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