Curious about the TOS= value under the [general] stanza in the iax.conf file.
Default appears to be 0x1E.
Various (inconsistent) how-to indicate 0xBC.
Some reference to the values indicate:
10 = low delay
08 = high throughput
04 = high reliability
02 = ECT bit
01 = CE bit
or it could be word values:
lowdelay
throughput
reliability
mincost
none
What realistic, effective difference do these values make? Any conflicts with one node having ‘some’ values set and another having different values? Should we all just get along on ONE set of values?
It will only set the IP DSCP bits in the packets, it makes no difference to
asterisk.
This will only matter if you're on a network that has QoS policies running.
Once a packet hits an ISP the DSCP gets stripped off, so it only matters
inside your network. 99.9% of all users will see no benefit to this setting.
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On 11/29/17 12:54 PM, Jim Aspinwall No1PC wrote:
What realistic, effective difference do these values make? Any conflicts
with one node having 'some' values set and another having different values?
Should we all just get along on ONE set of values?