D-Link DI524 router - Can I channel bandwidth?

Hi, I'm running a VoIP phone adapter through my Dlink DI524 router. My
laptop is using the wireless port and my engin VoIP adapter is in LAN port
1. Is there anyway that I can prioritise the LAN port so there is always a
certain amount of bandwidth reaching it? Otherwise my computer hogs the
bandwidth and I can't recieve any calls.

Thanks for your help

You should post to a D-Link newsgroup or their support section. This
newsgroup supports Microsoft's Broadband Networking hardware and software
only.
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"Dean Stanley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi, I'm running a VoIP phone adapter through my Dlink DI524 router. My
> laptop is using the wireless port and my engin VoIP adapter is in LAN port
> 1. Is there anyway that I can prioritise the LAN port so there is always
> a certain amount of bandwidth reaching it? Otherwise my computer hogs the
> bandwidth and I can't recieve any calls.
>
> Thanks for your help
>

The DLink Di524 does not have any QOS functions (Quality of Service).

There are other routers that provide this functionality, the DLink DI524 is
not one of them unforunately.

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"Dean Stanley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi, I'm running a VoIP phone adapter through my Dlink DI524 router. My
> laptop is using the wireless port and my engin VoIP adapter is in LAN port
> 1. Is there anyway that I can prioritise the LAN port so there is always
> a certain amount of bandwidth reaching it? Otherwise my computer hogs the
> bandwidth and I can't recieve any calls.
>
> Thanks for your help
>