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    Skype and voip priority

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      Iahmad
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      dear all,

      i am running pfsense 2.1.5 with multiwan and almost 70 clients i want to to give priority to skype and voip dialer. please guide me.

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        Iahmad
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        anybody is there

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          riahc3 Banned
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          @ishtiaqaj:

          anybody is there

          Give people time to reply…

          Check this out meanwhile: https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Traffic_Shaping_Guide

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            arduino
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            You need Skype clients to set a static port. It will switch over to another port if the port you set is blocked so make sure to allow the traffic.

            In the traffic shaping section for VoIP select Asterisk and point it to the client IPs.

            You could have found all this information by simply using the search tool.

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              stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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              The difficulty here is capturing the traffic you want to prioritise, particularly Skype traffic which can be on any random high port. Even if you've set it to use a static port that only counts for incoming traffic. If your clients are using dynamic IPs then you can't use that to direct traffic either.
              I believe you can do it using the Layer7 filter but I've not tried that myself. For example:
              https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=78092.0

              Steve

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