I would appreciate a little guidance on this one. I have searched but didn’t find an answer for this use case.
I would like to add a queue tree to shape the download traffic for the entire building, but we have quite a few VLANs, some of which can talk to each other. We also have a VOIP system that already uses packet marks for PCQ using a queue tree. To my thinking, any queue tree who’s parent is the LAN interface on the router is going to also shape traffic between VLANs since they go out on that same port. What is the best way to shape download traffic while not limiting VLAN traffic passing through the firewall as they are routed between networks?
My best idea right now would be to mark packets which come in the WAN that don’t already match the VOIP mangle rules and use those marks in the queue tree? However, I need the SIP packet marks to use pass through so that RTP can be located among the SIP. Is it efficient to add a second SIP rule to catch non RTP a second time and stop the passthrough?
I’m probably going about this all wrong, so a little help finding the right direction is most appreciated.