TomatoUSB

This one is a bit of a challenge for me lately.

Hooked up a M10v2 router running Toastman's Tomato release on parents 6Mbit/0.25Mbit cable line. With QoS enabled, my outgoing stream on a VOIP ATA device gets choppy and with QoS turned off, it becomes perfect.

Initially, I thought it was the ATA device but have configured it few-times and don't think that's the reason. Bandwidth is more than enough for a G.729 or even 711-u codec call.

What could it be? I thought Toastman had all the variables tweaked and ready to go. I have tried setting the outbound bandwidth to be 190 ad 200 kbps and results are same.

Thoughts?

Is Qos Not working on the latest firmwares?

QOS is working just fine. You must assign the traffic to the category you want it to be controlled by, AND keep the QOS rules in order. You posted almost no information so I'm guessing that this will prolly be your only post, so I'll defer with additional into.

BY the WAY QOS if the number ONE discussed topic. A forum search will immediately return numerous results with about 60% of them floundering about off in left field somewhere. I don't mind helping, but I will not spend 3 or 4 hours getting jaqcked around by some bored dumbass.

FYI: You'll need to set aside about 90kbps bandwidth for G.711 because of IP overheads.

Math show here: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk652/tk698/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094ae2.shtml

Also check under QoS/Detail would show that your classification is set correctly.
Mine is like this:

Proto Source S Port Destination D Port Class Rule
UDP 192.168.0.XXX 5060 XX.XXX.XXX.XXX 5060 VOIP/Game 1