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sclitheroe · 05-27-2010, 08:19 PM

Maybe instead of multiple routers, use a switch that supports vlan tagging and do QOS there? Then you can assign QOS based on the vlans that individual devices reside within, while both vlans continue to make use of the gateway router normally.

Edit - you can do it like that, which is QoS at layer 2, or you could use multiple subnets and do it at layer 3

Googling QoS VLAN or QoS subnet will get you pointed in the right direction I think.

05-27-2010, 08:19 PM	#3
sclitheroe #1 Goaltender Join Date: Sep 2005 Exp:	Maybe instead of multiple routers, use a switch that supports vlan tagging and do QOS there? Then you can assign QOS based on the vlans that individual devices reside within, while both vlans continue to make use of the gateway router normally. Edit - you can do it like that, which is QoS at layer 2, or you could use multiple subnets and do it at layer 3 Googling QoS VLAN or QoS subnet will get you pointed in the right direction I think. __________________ -Scott Last edited by sclitheroe; 05-27-2010 at 08:24 PM.