[Asterisk-Users] looking for input on broadband router with QoS
andVPN support
Randy MacKay
randymackay at earthlink.net
Sat Dec 11 14:55:13 MST 2004
I have three remote offices with VPN's into my main office.
Two Offices use the IAXy's with AT&T 958 Phones (Functional and inexpensive
$30, does not use the vpn, but I have a port opened to it). The IAXy's are
easy to set up (no NAT to worry about), low bandwidth with the IAX.
The third office uses a Sipura SPA-2000 (w/ AT&T 958 Phones) which works
over the VPN.
I don't have Qos, and it seems to work pretty good, except my home office, I
have a dsl connection that when I downloading large files, it sometime
effects the quality of the call.
HTH
Randy
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com]On Behalf Of Robert Rich
Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2004 1:33 PM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] looking for input on broadband router with QoS
andVPN support
Hi,
We're installing an * box next week (pbxtra from fonality) and I'm
trying to come up with a solution for remote users that want a phone in
their home. I need VPN and QoS capability, wireless support would be a
nice to have. Ethernet handoff is fine, i don't need integrated dsl or
cable modem...
I've been googling and cruising the list and can find bits and pieces
(some using vpn, many using qos), but not a whole lot of anything on
folks that are using voip over qos over vpn
So far i've come up with this list:
Linksys WRT54G(S) running Sveasoft
Linksys WRV54G (stock)
Draytek 2900
m0n0wall on a Soekris 4801
I do want a small fanless box b/c this will be the primary access router
for the remote user (including when they are just at home surfing). I
like the soekris because i can have a 'work' interface and a 'home'
interface. The draytek seems to have everything i want out of the box,
but there are some concerns over the quality of the product and the
support level. The linksys wrt+sveasoft is attractive from a cost
perspective, but i'm not sure of the ability for the sveasoft firmware
to handle everything i'm after...(and i need to cough up $20 just to ask
the question on their board). The wrv54g seems to get a lot of
complaints, and it's not clear if there is any traffic shaping support.
Am i missing anything? I'm sending this through m0n0wall on a PC now,
i've got a wrt54g i'm going to test, and will probably place an order
for the Soekris board next week. I can't get any response from the US
reseller of Draytek, so i'm not sure i'm willing to put any money on
that one yet.
Thanks so much for any input!!!
Bob
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