Hello,
I have Adaptive QoS running on my RT-AC88U. I have also assigned priority levels (Highest/High/Med/Low) for all devices on my network . When a new device comes on to my network, it get's a "default" value showing on QoS. As I understand it, the value of "Default" actually bypasses QoS settings and therefore competes with the rest of the QoS scheduling (as does the Linux OS fair share scheduler).
Is there a way to automatically assign ALL new devices to so "Medium" QoS when they join the network? OR - can someone confirm if "Default" actually performs less than Medium?
Trying to keep a few devices as Highest Priority while all devices are on the same network (new and old).
Thanks in advance.
I have Adaptive QoS running on my RT-AC88U. I have also assigned priority levels (Highest/High/Med/Low) for all devices on my network . When a new device comes on to my network, it get's a "default" value showing on QoS. As I understand it, the value of "Default" actually bypasses QoS settings and therefore competes with the rest of the QoS scheduling (as does the Linux OS fair share scheduler).
Is there a way to automatically assign ALL new devices to so "Medium" QoS when they join the network? OR - can someone confirm if "Default" actually performs less than Medium?
Trying to keep a few devices as Highest Priority while all devices are on the same network (new and old).
Thanks in advance.