Shaping VoIP with siproxd
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Sorry, should this be a trivia question. I did some search on this topic, but the only thing I could find was 1 year old, unanswered post in this forum.
I have sucessfully set up shaping with multiple VoIP adapters in my lan, and have now moved to using siproxd. This resulted in the VoIP traffic not being put into the right queue, as e.g. there is no "WAN –> LAN" traffic now (as in the previous rule), instead, siproxd listens on the WAN address itself. I have fiddled around trying someting like "WAN --> WAN" with "WAN address" as the destination, but all VoIP traffic still is in the default queue.
Is there a solution with pfsense 1.2.2, or do I have to use 1.3 for this?
TIA :)
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…as not many seem to use siproxd, the more general questions are:
How can I set up a traffic shaping rule that matches incoming traffic (either on WAN or LAN) to a local port on the PC running pfSense?
and
How can I set up a traffic shaping rule that matches outgoing traffic (either to WAN or LAN) from a specific port of the PC running pfSense?
???
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Got the same problem, also tried to do some WAN -> WAN magic, but that doesn't seem to work either. If anyone has a solution for shaping traffic going from the interface WAN IP to WAN, I'd like to know! Thanks in advance.
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I don't know if this is the right answer but if it works the same way as squid on transparent proxy the same fix may work. As far as I understand (prob wrong) is that is uses the internal routing rather then sending it back to the LAN ip which is why the traffic shaping doesn't detect it.