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shaopu

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#68590 25-Sep-2010 13:47
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Just realized my router got the functionality to do Qos..

below are some screenshot, can someone advice me how to prioritized my Voip service?

i am with Vodafone and on full speed, is it necessary to config Qos anyway?

Thanks

Jordi

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shaopu

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  #384313 25-Sep-2010 13:50
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  #385620 28-Sep-2010 19:56
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I think diffserv was the most effective, otherwise you would need to check what ports your voip uses for outgoing traffic and give that top priority. Probably won't help much unless you do alot of uploading anyway.




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