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The point of this all is to be able to play games on the big screen without having to move the laptop, disconnect everything, move the charger, put the laptop in an uncomfortable position, etc etc. Besides, what about if it was a desktop ? Streaming to the TV is something that is viable at the...

I am trying to stream games from my PC (Thinkpad P50 Laptop) to my TV (LG UH850v) using Steam in-home streaming. Here's how things are setup at the moment: 1. Laptop is connected directly to the router (AC66U_B1) via ethernet. 2. Android box (Minix U9-H) is also directly to the router via...

@FreshJR, That is exactly what is happening. I had actually changed the minimum size to 5mb (to allow enough bandwidth for some image heavy websites) and so I was required to wait until all connections had reached 5mb for me to notice that the traffic has been redirected to the downloads...

@FreshJR, I've tried this and works exactly as you say. However, it only seems to work when downloading via a web browser and doesn't work if I'm downloading via a download manager. For instance, when downloading via a web browser (Chrome), the traffic gets identified as "HTTP Protocol over TLS...

@RMerlin, any idea when the Networkmap listing bug would be fixed ?

The problem is this also slows down normal web browsing tremendously as both downloads and regular web browsing get identified as "HTTPS over TLS SSL". I'm on a 5MBits connection. Probably, I don't have a lot of wiggle room.

@FreshJR, is there something that can be done for downloads that recognized under "HTTP Protocol over TLS SSL" which is categorized as "Web" traffic. If I download anything through a browser, it gets recognized as such. Even downloading some files in MegaSync (megaupload download manager) is...

At the moment, the only way you can do it is to put all the devices you want to give a bandwidth limit in one of the QoS categories. Here's how you can do it. Let's say you have 8 devices that you want to bandwidth limit. 1. Give those devices a static IP. Make sure the IP addresses you give...

But I already mentioned the ISP gives me a private IP, not a public IP.

Please can you give me more details on how to go about this, if you don't mind, as I'm new to this.

I sometimes find myself going to my parent's house to make some changes on their router (AC66U_B1). It would be much easier if I could access the web interface from my place. The problem is their ISP provide them with a private IP (10.X.X.X). Is there something I can do to still get access from...

In other words, I create a duplicate rule ? That means I less slot to work with. Just out of curiosity, is there a limit to the number of slots you can give us via the webui ? It feels quite nicer to change things that way.

Suppose I want to change remove/change one of the default rules that are under "AppDB Redirection (traffic control)". How can I go about doing that ?

@FreshJR, 1. Where are the changes made to the WebUI saved ? 2. What happens if we want to redirect more than 4 traffic into different QOS container ?

@RMerlin, I upgraded my AC66U_B1 about 3 days ago to 384.9 and I notice that the names associated with IP addresses don't get resolved until I go network map > clients > view list, and then wait about 5 sec for the list of connected users to load. In fact, sometimes I see 0 clients even though...