UPNP does not recognize anything. it just reports what the UPNP client say's what he is called.

Well I figured it out on my own. I found out the port that my company's VPN uses for UDP NAT traversal (10001) and added it to the shaper config. Dont' forget to make sure your rules are in the right order!

Sorry for bugging everyone.

So the problem is the same as multiwan option using pfsense itself?

How is the Bounty system, how i send the money?

regards
Alfredo

instead of blocking it, try specify a small amount like 5kb and see if that helps. The idea been, that P2P wont fall back onto using http or another port.

There is a bounty started for it, that is all I know.

The FreeBSD man page for ALTQ suggests that the tx driver hasn't been updated to work with ALTQ.

@alonelion:

:( bad news….not working for more than 64 queues..any other way? or i just must find another distro? i realy like pfsense features except that no per user bandwidth ???

I think it's possible if you shape entire network segments, that will make "2 queues and 2 rules" for entire network.
(I mean: 128up/128down for X.X.1.0 ; and 256up/256down for X.X.2.0 for example)

tried again it seems fine now

@basha:

Can you please briefly describe how you plan to implement your solution?

The specification for the traffic shaper project is written up rather well in the bounties section.  I recommend you read that thread and contribute.

Strange.  In my ezshaper section I have:

<msnmessenger>L</msnmessenger>

Providing that there are no drops there either?

Do you have IAX or SIP trunks? Your best bet in starting off is just going through the traffic wizard. When it asks you for the IP address of the VoIP device, enter your Asterisk's IP address.

If you have SIP trunks, you need to prioritize UDP ports 10000-20000 (or whatever your RTP stream is set to). You don't necessarily need to prioritize the UDP 5060 for SIP because that's just the signalling port.

If you have IAX trunks, prioritize UDP port 4569.

That should get you started. If you have any specific questions, post back and I'll try to help you.