RE: [Xen-users] Xen & TC & Asterisk

["Fischer, Anna" <anna.fischer@xxxxxx>]

You can do some limited policing of inbound traffic under Linux using the 
"ingress" qdisc. It can police traffic when it comes into the Linux kernel 
network stack (both from the physical NIC driver or from any VMs through their 
VIFs). Also, you could think about eventually using LinuxIMQ which allows you a 
bit more flexibility to rate control incoming traffic under Linux.

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> Hmmmm ... Looks like it is not quite correct then.  What I am after is
> the ability to control both inbound and outbound VoIP traffic so it has
> priority.  Any advice please ?
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> ----- "Anna Fischer" <anna.fischer@xxxxxx> wrote:
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> > Note that the qdisc configuration you have posted regulates
> *outbound*
> > traffic going onto the network. Is that what you want, because you
> > talk about DomU being the destination? In general it is correct to
> > attach qdiscs to peth0 for traffic to/from the network and eth0 only
> > specific for Dom0 rate controlling.
> >
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