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Problems with RED QoS

pmcdaniel
We have an ASG220 at our main office on a 6M/6M connections and the RED device at a remote office on a 1.5M/1.5M connection.  Our highest priority service is VOIP, which we are using a DSCP tag of 46 to mark the VOIP packets.

Outbound QoS form the ASG220 WAN interface seems to be working fine.

The issue is the traffic inbound from the RED.  If we enable QoS on the RED interface, the bandwidth for all services instantly gets cut in half or worse, even before we setup any selectors or pools.


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    We still haven't had much luck with getting VOIP to work reliably with the RED.  Is it possible to add a separate WAN connection to the ASG220 and route only RED traffic to that interface?  My thinking is that if I added a separate T1 independent of our HQ WAN link that having identical pipes on each end of the RED link would make it easier for the QoS to work properly.  

    I guess the biggest issue is that I still have no control over the traffic inbound from the RED site unless I have another router with QoS behind the RED limiting shaping traffic before it enters the RED.
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