Recent content by Audionut

3:1 which should be right on the money. No QoS here. As far as I understand, it's not bandwidth balancing, so 50+ connections should saturate the secondary wan, even if the primary was not being saturated (depending on the speed of each connection). Was just about to edit my previous post...

Load balance. So I tried enabling dual wan and lost connectivity. Factory reset and formatting the JFFS partition seems to have fixed things. I can enable dual wan without losing connectivity. But I'm seeing very little throughput through the secondary wan. I upgraded to 386.7 for this script...

Tried beta 8 earlier and had problems. Complete loss of connection, and when the connection was up, it seemingly refused to use the primary WAN connection. Didn't have much time to diagnose, will try again tomorrow and upload some logs if the problems remain. edit: even though the webui...

Wish I had seen this earlier. When I recently tried load balancing with stock asus settings, the biggest issue I ran into was with HTTPS. Most things worked fine, but a few sites had issues taking forever to load, or not loading at all. Anyone else seen that issue? Just looked at the latest...

Yes sir, already been through that mistake. tc -s filter show dev ifb4eth0 filter parent 800a: protocol ip pref 30 basic filter parent 800a: protocol ip pref 30 basic handle 0x1 cmp(u16 at 2 layer 2 gt 63330) AND cmp(u16 at 2 layer 2 lt 63339) action order 1: skbedit priority...

For some reason I was butt backwards before with thinking eth0 was download. Anyway.... Still seeing all of the download going to besteffort tin. tc filter add dev ifb4eth0 parent 800a: protocol ip prio 30 basic match "cmp(u16 at 2 layer transport gt 63330) and cmp(u16 at 2 layer transport lt...

Trying that throttled the torrent download speed considerably. There was certainly data being captured in the bulk tin. Not all data, but around 40% at a rough guess. This was on the upload also. Applying the same as quoted, but to ifb4eth0, made no difference at all. The download was all going...

You can effectively use any port for bitorrent traffic, which means that the remote ports are determined by the settings chosen by the remote peer. If you are connected to 30 peers, each peer can be using its own unique port. IMO, the local bitorrent port will need to be a fixed port number...

Unban the country or whitelist the sites you want to access.

If that site being blocked is not causing issue, I would leave it blocked.

Skynet whitelists the lan. For extra lists, I just cloned the skynet repo and modify the list to my liking. You can use any other hosted list also. Then in skynet, use option 3 (Malware Blocklist), then option 2 (Change Filter List). I prefer a block all, and whitelist the known good approach...

There is no parallel. If parallel was a thing, then an obstruction in one of the aisles would be a minor issue, as the parallel aisles would continue to function. In any case, I have no doubt that boarding times are something that airlines do care about*, and that they have applied more...

How does being first or being last change efficiency?

And delaying a return response, or just simply dropping the packet, would only seem to impact the sender. In either case, the router is saying to the sender, "slow down, you're flooding me". In either case, the result equals less data trying to flood the interface. I believe the general...

I have cake set with options very similar to the defaults in the new beta of merlin (ie: overhead+speed changes only). I've always set the speeds based on maximum saturation of the network and observing ping. After reading this thread, I also noticed cake reporting dropped. Continuously...