Easiest solution: buy phones which have QoS tagging build in. Second easiest solution: but your phones into a dedicated sub-network. Then it is easy to identify phone traffic according to the IP.
Regards NO
On Wednesday 11 May 2005 20:48, Lucas Aimaretto wrote:
Hi all,
I've used for long time the QoS capabilities of linux for shaping/prioritizing traffic. Now, i'm willing to prioritize rtp packets in my lan, over the rest ot packets. I've used the u32 filters, but I did not really found a nice way of "matching" a rtp packet. I read the rfc so as to look at the rtp-header and found that the only field wich does not change its value along time is the version-field. It is located at the 29th byte ( with byte 0 at the IP heder first byte ). But it is a really poor way of doing it, because there may be many other packets wich will "get caugth" by this rule ...
any ideas ? any experience in the subject ...
Regards,
Lucas