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QoS Settings for Wired devices on G3100
larrysinnj
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‎02-16-2022 02:44 AM

I have an Ooma phone system that is connected via ethernet to a E3200 Extender.  Is there a way to configure QoS for the phone system?  The G3100 manual only discusses QoS for Wi-Fi.

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Re: QoS Settings for Wired devices on G3100
gs0b
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‎02-17-2022 02:59 PM

Ooma, like all VoIP services, doesn't use a lot of bandwidth.  Less than 100Kbps.  That's a tiny fraction of any currently available fios speed tier.  Unless you're doing something that consumes most of your bandwidth all the time, QoS isn't going to make any difference on VoIP calls.

Is something going on that is causing you to ask about QoS for Ooma?

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Re: QoS Settings for Wired devices on G3100
Cang_Household
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‎02-16-2022 08:24 AM

What does Ooma use? VoIP, SIP?

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Re: QoS Settings for Wired devices on G3100
larrysinnj
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‎02-17-2022 02:28 PM

VoIP.

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Re: QoS Settings for Wired devices on G3100
gs0b
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‎02-17-2022 02:59 PM

Ooma, like all VoIP services, doesn't use a lot of bandwidth.  Less than 100Kbps.  That's a tiny fraction of any currently available fios speed tier.  Unless you're doing something that consumes most of your bandwidth all the time, QoS isn't going to make any difference on VoIP calls.

Is something going on that is causing you to ask about QoS for Ooma?

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