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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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    Is it possible to add a separate WAN connection to the ASG220 and route only RED traffic to that interface
    Yes.  The trick here is that the RED initiates the connection, which determines the WAN interface that the tunnel will be created over.  One of the RED settings in Astaro is ASG hostname.  You would need to enter the external address or internet resolvable FQDN (would also need an external DNS A record) that would point to your separate T1 interface.
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    ...still have a v5 install disk in a box somewhere.

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    Is it possible to add a separate WAN connection to the ASG220 and route only RED traffic to that interface
    Yes.  The trick here is that the RED initiates the connection, which determines the WAN interface that the tunnel will be created over.  One of the RED settings in Astaro is ASG hostname.  You would need to enter the external address or internet resolvable FQDN (would also need an external DNS A record) that would point to your separate T1 interface.
    __________________
    ACE v8/SCA v9.3

    ...still have a v5 install disk in a box somewhere.

    http://xkcd.com
    http://www.tedgoff.com/mb
    http://www.projectcartoon.com/cartoon/1
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    Ok, so our current configuration has the WAN IP of the Astaro set as the ASG Hostname in Device Configuration.  If we connect a second WAN router to eth2 and configure the static IP for that interface, and then change the ASG Hostname to match that IP, the RED will automatically reconnect to the new IP?

    While I'm thinking about it, could we also configure that separate T1 as a standby interface in Uplink Balancing for a backup WAN connection?
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