[Asterisk-Dev] Anyone doing QOS routing on Linux for SIP/RTP?

[Eric Wieling]

What I *really* want is QoS on my access line to my ISP.  I have a 144K
SDSL (only thing available at my location) and I receive some fairly
large e-mails at times.  I don't want congestion on my link between me
and my ISP to cause problems with my VoIP calls.

On Mon, 2003-05-12 at 20:12, Adam Goryachev wrote:
> > Are there ANY ISPs that support QoS on their backbones?
> 
> Well I re-sell NEC Nextep DSL services, while they don't support QoS across
> their links, you can buy a particular service level up to and including a
> 'leased line equivalent' service. Of course, it is really a ATM network with
> DSL tails, so even the lowest service level, it is always first packet in =
> first packet out, so if you order the packets correctly at your end, they
> will arrive in the same order at the remote end. The lower service levels
> would mostly affect total available bandwidth mostly seen as jitter...
> 
> (I'm assuming, untested and I don't wholly understand very much about VoIP
> etc)
> 
> Regards,
> Adam
> 
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