Please don't through doughnuts at me (lowers head for protection!):

Would a CTX-1000 likely introduce any additional delays for Skype
traffic?

(I may be mad but we may end up with a hybrid Skype/SIP solution, I
know I can only get reliable QOS on SIP BUT Skype is useful for a
number of different  purposes)

If I implemented a CTX-1000 for SIP would it likely slug my Skype
(over NAT)  ?

has anybody tried it?

<raises head gingerly>

Thanks,
Stef

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relaxandchillout@gmail.com wrote:
> Please don't through doughnuts at me (lowers head for protection!):
>
> Would a CTX-1000 likely introduce any additional delays for Skype
> traffic?
>
> (I may be mad but we may end up with a hybrid Skype/SIP solution, I
> know I can only get reliable QOS on SIP BUT Skype is useful for a
> number of different  purposes)
>
> If I implemented a CTX-1000 for SIP would it likely slug my Skype
> (over NAT)  ?
>
> has anybody tried it?
>
> <raises head gingerly>
>
> Thanks,
> Stef
>

Skype traffic wont be prioritised so if you start making SIP calls the
CTX-1000 could start throttling back the other stuff (including Skype)
if you are running out of bandwidth.

With no SIP or RTP traffic the CTX-1000 should allow Skype to burst to
the max bandwidth you have, until you start trying to make a SIP call.

cheers,
Paul.

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