[Asterisk-biz] Any suggestion for a good ADSL Router thatgarantees me voIP prioritization and QoS ?

[David]

You might want to consider Sangoma's S518 ADSL card. It is very stable under
all versions of Linux and FreeBSD, because we are unique in writing and
maintaining our own ADSL/ATM code. 
 
Once the card is being run under Linux, you ahe acces to all the standard
tools for QoS, NAT etc.
 
David Mandelstam
Sangoma Technologies Corporation
email: dm at sangoma.com
web:   www.sangoma.com
Tel:   905-474-1990 x 106
       800-388-2475 x 106
FAX:   905-474-9223
  


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From: asterisk-biz-bounces at lists.digium.com
[mailto:asterisk-biz-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Chris A. Icide
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 7:50 PM
To: Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-biz] Any suggestion for a good ADSL Router
thatgarantees me voIP prioritization and QoS ?


I use the Linksys WRT54G router with the latest Sveasoft (www.sveasoft.com
<http://www.sveasoft.com/> ) firmware.  This includes wondershaper allowing
you to prioritize based on protocol, ip address, mac address, network, etc.
Works quite nice.

The problem of course is you need to upgrade the firmware everytime you get
one.

-Chris

On 03:53 PM 10/4/2004, andres at itranser.com wrote:



Hi, 

Could someone advice for a cost effective router that can make priorization
of voIP traffic on an easy way ?  It would be wonderful if besides
priorization of voIP, the router is already SIP (Nat transversal)
compatible,  I would like to test some of the most cost effective one, so I
can suggest them to my customers (and avoid suggest them expensive branded
equipment as Cisco top level routers).

I am using my Internet connection for all my traffic (including voIP) and I
want to be sure that if I have problems with my voIP connection is due to my
voIP provider and not my Internet Connection.  My Asterisk Server is
directly connected to the router that goes to internet, using a swith at
100mg, but I am using a normal IP router.  Any additional suggestion besides
changing that router ? Which one would you suggest me ? 

Please, note that my router connects directly to my DSL connection (the
router already act as a DSL modem). I am aware that in some countries, this
is not so normal (I think that on USA you need both the router and modem).
If the router you suggest me also requires a modem to interface with the
DSL, please, let me known too. 

Thks for your suggestions, 

Andres 

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