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Hrmmm. I have an VoIP phone and it cuts in and out when I'm on a call and sometimes looses connectivity with my carrier.<br />
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I have the priority set to the highest.
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Hrmmm. I have an VoIP phone and it cuts in and out when I'm on a call and sometimes looses connectivity with my carrier.

I have the priority set to the highest.

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Hi, on my Netgear router, I have the QoS Priority Rule list that is already pre -defined from the factory of WWW, Minedcraft, WWW, FTP, etc....... Can I delete that? If I did, what would the performance differnece be? Do you have any suggestions of what I could add to make it custom for me?
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Hi, on my Netgear router, I have the QoS Priority Rule list that is already pre -defined from the factory of WWW, Minedcraft, WWW, FTP, etc....... Can I delete that? If I did, what would the performance differnece be? Do you have any suggestions of what I could add to make it custom for me?

QoS Priority Rule list

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