Recent content by Bishi

@FreshJR Great to know the new version is still coming. Thanks for all your hard work on this.

I'd set it to about 80% since previously this is what was required to get A+ bufferbloat rating. Are you saying setting it to more like 95% will actually give better results with the QoS? I figured it would make it worse since there will be less margin for error. My modem is a Vigor 130. Both...

My upload / download are set to 80% of my max (tested for bufferbloat). Is this what you mean?

How is progress on the new version of the script going with support for shorter bursts? I still find the current script unusable for improving gaming latency because I have an LG TV that causes huge lag spikes even when it is limited using this script and gaming traffic is prioritised. I have...

Excellent, thank you for all your hard work!

FreshJR do you have a curl to this very low burst version please? I'd be happy to test. I am still experiencing some lag in games (noticeable in Apex Legends since thats what im playing right now) when someone is using the LG TV for Netflix etc. The caps seem to be working (TV never goes over...

On a side note, is there a reason its 5 minutes before the script kicks in? Could I override it to a shorter amount?

Thanks, I'll try to set up every device with a static IP and see if it helps

daze I think its for any gaming device

Sorry if its been alluded to but how can i enforce a hard cap on bandwidth for a device? Basically I don't want any devices apart from my gaming machine to get more than 15mb/s dl, including the TV, the script seems to work well most of the time but the TV is causing my latency to spike even...

ASUSWRT-Merlin RT-AC68U 384.9-0 Sat Feb 2 18:16:52 UTC 2019 sam@RT-AC68R-6CE0:/tmp/home/root# curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FreshJ R07/FreshJR_QOS/master/FreshJR_QOS.sh" -o /jffs/scripts/FreshJR_QOS --create-dir s && curl...

I use http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest to test for buffer bloat etc. Not sure if I'm missing something obvious here but maybe an expert can tell me if its a bug or working as intended. If this is a bug I've no idea if it was just recently introduced or not. I haven't tested in a while but as...

This may be a stupid question, but: Is there a way to limit bandwidth to specific clients but keep QoS (adaptive or traditional) ?

I was wondering if anyone in this thread could help me with a script to solve my problem. From reading through the thread what I want is very similar but just in regards to dual wan and not vpn. I have dual wan enabled (but not OpenVPN). My primary PC uses the primary wan, all other computers...

Nevermind... rebooting all three routers seemed to fix the issue!