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Qos on Fortigate and IPSEC VPN

Hello, I allow to contact you because I shall need help.

I have at present a VPN IPSEC between two Fortigates. On every sites, there is a PABX with a connection between both.

They use the connection vpn to make "internal" calls between both sites.

The person receiving benefits of the PABX asks us to apply of the QOS to limit flows.

Here is only what he gave to me:

 

 

Click the image to enlarge it Have you an idea for the configuration to be applied to limit the bandwidth to use only by every PABX? Thank you in advance

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emnoc
Esteemed Contributor III

DSCP tagging in a encapsulated tunnel does no good imho, but you have a few items to contend with

 

1: are you wanting QoS as in  layer3 header marking mixups

 

or

 

2: are you wanting traffic-prioritizing for VoIP vrs other traffic that resides in the tunnel ?

 

 

For #1,  if you want to mangle and mixup the  DCSP/TOS values in the ip_header just do it at the fwpolicy.

 

check out my blog post on how you could do that;

 

http://socpuppet.blogspot...te-tosdscp-markup.html

 

 

If you want to prioritize traffic which is probably  better overall, deploy a traffic-shaper with the high queue

 

config firewall policy 

 

    edit  < your  traffic policy for the  VOIP >           

 

        set traffic-shaper <SHAPE1>

 

         or

 

        set per-ip-shaper <SHAPE1>

 next

 

 

Inside   SHAPE1 you could do something simple just  like setting the priority-queue  for high

 

e.g

 

config firewall shaper traffic-shaper

    edit "SHAPE1"

        set priority high

    next

end

 

And now when that's applied at the fwpolicy level the  PQ high would apply before medium and low.

 

Alternative, You could use a combination of TOS/DSCP and values and set  PQ for those values or assign queues.

 

e.g

 

config system dscp-based-priority

    edit 1

        set ds 46

        set priority high

    next

end

 

That would define EF as high priority queue.

 

YMMV but you have many options.

 

 

 

Ken

 

 

 

 

 

 

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