New proxy server

[hkvalet]

proxy.bos.broadvoice.com

[chex]

How can you tell which proxy your SPA is using? I am in Boston, and assume ill be using this proxy, but how do I know? And further along that line, how can you tell which IP's specifically your SPA is using for the RTP Voice-data path? I need to setup Ip Priority queuing on my m0n0wall routing to have better QOS on my network.

I was just going to setup IP-Bridging on my laptop, and have my SPA plugged into an external ethernet interface, and use etherreal to watch the RTP traffic and see what IP's it uses, but if there is a easier way, I am all ears.

- chex

Originally Posted by hkvalet

proxy.bos.broadvoice.com

" God is just a human construct to describe the world we live in. "

[scott02459]

A good example of close geography not equaling close topology: I am in suburban Boston right over the line from the city itself. My ping times to the boston proxy are more than double my times to the dca one, and almost 50% longer than times to the chicago proxy.

[deavod]

Originally Posted by scott02459

A good example of close geography not equaling close topology: I am in suburban Boston right over the line from the city itself. My ping times to the boston proxy are more than double my times to the dca one, and almost 50% longer than times to the chicago proxy.

Good point! Do a tracert and count the number of hops between the dca server and you. Then do the same for the bos server. I bet you have more than double the hops to the bos server.

[prestonlewis]

I'm in Sacramento, CA. My pings to Chicago's proxy are half that of the LAX proxy. Go figure.