Created on 12-13-2010 05:48 AM
emnoc , sorry can you explain please how to investigate what is wrong exactly ?Here' s what I would; Do a packet capture to ensure you have the right protocol and ports between phone2phone and phone2pbx e.g diag sniffer packet lan ' iphone-addr and bcm-addr' Then define a policy at the top of your policy list for that traffic for the ipsec interface ( don' t forget you have a voice and control channel ) Next, craft a traffic shaper. Here' s what I did for one SoHo office and my single nortel i2002 phone; config firewall shaper traffic-shaper edit " VoIP" set guaranteed-bandwidth 90 set maximum-bandwidth 120 next end Apply the shaper to your fwpolicy. And that' s all that you need & all should work. VoIP quality was great and everything one 100% functional back to our corpHQ office and teh BCM/pbx that my phone registered to. IIRC, I did not need any special dhcp-option or any tricks with dhcp and serve my address for the phone locally and dynamic. So once you have identify the port(s)/protocol and have the appropiate rules, all should work. I never fully research the code type nor bandwidth consumption, but I have a hunch it' s 80k or so per call. Hope this helps.
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Created on 12-29-2010 05:24 AM
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