Skype Full Speed Work Prefect Script

RouterOS Scripting
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Skype Full Speed Work Prefect Script Just Paste New Trminl

/ip firewall layer7-protocol
add name=skypenack regexp=“[\\|\xd5]”



/ip firewall mangle
add action=add-src-to-address-list address-list=skype address-list-timeout=1h
chain=forward disabled=no layer7-protocol=skypenack packet-size=39
protocol=udp
add action=mark-connection chain=forward connection-rate=0-50k disabled=no
new-connection-mark=conn_skype passthrough=yes protocol=udp
src-address-list=skype
add action=mark-connection chain=forward connection-rate=0-50k disabled=no
dst-address-list=skype new-connection-mark=conn_skype passthrough=yes
protocol=udp
add action=mark-packet chain=forward connection-mark=conn_skype disabled=no
new-packet-mark=skype passthrough=no



/queue tree
add burst-limit=0 burst-threshold=0 burst-time=0s disabled=no limit-at=0
max-limit=0 name=skpehits packet-mark=skype parent=global-out priority=8
queue=default

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thanks!
just to confirm, with ROS v6 the “parent=global-out” will just be “parent=global”, correct?

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Dears…

If both Skype clients were on machines with public IP addresses, then media traffic flowed directly between them over UDP.
The media traffic flowed to and from the UDP port configured in the options dialog box.
The voice packet size varied between 40 and 120 bytes.

For two users connected to Internet over 100 Mb/s Ethernet with almost no congestion in the network, roughly 85 voice packets were exchanged
both ways in one second. The total uplink and downlink bandwidth used for voice traffic was 5 kilobytes/s.
This bandwidth usage agrees with the Skype claim of 3-16 kilobytes/s.

If either caller or callee or both were behind port-restricted NAT, they sent voice traffic to each other.
The voice packet size varied between 40 and 110 bytes, which is the size of UDP payload.
The bandwidth used was about 5 kilobytes/s.

If both users were behind port-restricted NAT and UDP restricted firewall, then caller and callee sent and received voice traffic over TCP from another online Skype node.
The TCP packet payload size for voice traffic varied between 30 and 90 bytes.
The total uplink and downlink bandwidth used for voice traffic was about 5.5 kilobytes/s.

(form a study of An Analysis of the Skype)

so your regexp is for what (registration, communication, …) ?
and why you use packet-size=39 ?