traffic shaping - QoS
Barry R Cisna <[email protected]>
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Hello All, Note: This is for sure not k12ltsp/k12linux specific, but thought someone might get some good from this. I just wanted to share with whoever here a neat find for doing traffic shaping with the built-in tc_htb in the Linux kernel. On the new home server , CentOS 6.3 32-bit / k12ltsp 5.0 I built recently I was really struggling with getting the asterisk,piece along with a Vonage phone that I have had for 6 years now,,to function correctly, without cutouts,etc. Of course voip is about as touchy/moody as you can get in regards to packet passing etc. There is such a miriad of approaches to doing traffic shaping/ QoS with the tc_htb piece and it seemed each writeup/documentation defied the next one I read. I wound up diving into the following approach and for the last 4 days both my asterisk phone(s) and my Vonage phone are rock solid. Once I done many reads on this i finally was able to get my head around how this all ties together. The key for me was to use the webmin-htb module which is a module that goes into Webmin. Without having a good graphical 'look' at all this I prolly would have thrown in the towel. Here is the link for anyone interested. http://sehier.fr/webmin-htb/ Take Care, Barry _______________________________________________ K12OSN mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/k12osn For more info see <http://www.k12os.org>