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      njkreger
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      I have pfSense setup with the following three interfaces:
          -WAN - DHCP (50 down/10 up)
          -LAN - 10.1.0.1
          -VOIP - 10.1.50.1

      The LAN interface feeds a switch and subnet with only data (workstations/servers). The VOIP interface feeds a switch and subnet that only contains IP phones.

      What I'd like to do is make sure the VOIP interface has a dedicated 1Mbit pipe so that the phones always have bandwidth, whether they're using it or not. That'll leave a 49 down/9 up pipe for the LAN interface and all data.

      How do I go about doing this?

      Thanks!

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