Time Capsule + VoIP
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Time Capsule + VoIP
Hi all! I am planing to switch to FPL pretty soon. I would like to use my personnal PAP2T-NA or to buy the ATA FPL is selling. Howerver, since my main router is a Time Capsule and, knowing that I cannot use QoS on my Time Capsule, will it still work or do I really need to use a router that implements QoS? Does someone already used the ATA model FPL is selling with a TIme Capsule and if yes, is working fine? Do you know if it'll work fine with my PAP2T-NA? Thanks.
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Re: Time Capsule + VoIP
The only time you will have a QoS issue is when you are downloading something like a torrent. In this case, just pause the torrent when using the phone. Or do the download late at night while you are in bed. So unless there is a lot of downloading or streaming going on in your house, it's really a minor issue that you can work around.
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Re: Time Capsule + VoIP
Thanks @46jimbo for your answer.
Howerver (I should have mentionned it in my first post), I do download and upload a lot of data during day and night. So yes, I think it will become a problem pretty fast if I don't have QoS implemented on my router.
The solution I have think about would be to buy a router that has QoS options on it, put my TC in bridge mode and finally plug the ATA into the new router.
It would like this: Modem ---> New router WAN Port (w/ QoS) ---> TC --> Wireless and wired clients
New Router LAN port (w/ QoS) ---> ATA ---> phone
The TC would then become an Access-Point with backup capabilities and the new router would become the primary gateway for the internet.
Do you think this setup would work?
Thanks.
Howerver (I should have mentionned it in my first post), I do download and upload a lot of data during day and night. So yes, I think it will become a problem pretty fast if I don't have QoS implemented on my router.
The solution I have think about would be to buy a router that has QoS options on it, put my TC in bridge mode and finally plug the ATA into the new router.
It would like this: Modem ---> New router WAN Port (w/ QoS) ---> TC --> Wireless and wired clients
New Router LAN port (w/ QoS) ---> ATA ---> phone
The TC would then become an Access-Point with backup capabilities and the new router would become the primary gateway for the internet.
Do you think this setup would work?
Thanks.