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When I attempt to enable Adaptive QoS, there's a pop up message about Trend Micro. How is Trend Micro connected to Adaptive QoS?

No. The the reduction is 20-30Mbps. Again, more info here. I need to have a limiter of 49-49.5Mbps to avoid hitting the 'policer' so I can sustain as close to my max uprate as possible. It's a stupid system but it's what we have in Australia.

In Australia, there is one organisation that operates the fibre network. Consumers then engage with ISP's (or RSPs) that provide the fibre plans. The plan I have chosen is 1000/50. The ISP limits their customers downrates because the connection travels through their data point (not sure if...

Okay, thanks for your advice. On an Australian ISP related forum, a few people have suggested placing a switch between the fibre and the router and enabling an upstream limit on the switch. The setup would be as follows: Fibre (ISP) < Cat 6a > Switch < Cat 6a > Router < Cat 6a > PC Each Cat...

Apologies, I am somewhat new to QoS as I haven't had to deal with this before. What is Runner and Flow Cache? Are you saying Traditional QoS and Cake are incompatible therefore WAN-LAN throughput is reduced to 400Mbps? If that's the case, do I have any other alternative options?

I can try that later today. I have been using Traditional QoS so far, should I try something else like Cake?

Has anyone had any luck just shaping upload and leaving the downrate alone?

I am on Merlin now. Essentially, that is my query. Does Melrin have the capability to not limit download i.e. can I set it to a value like 0 or something and not let it affect the downrate?

I have tried setting it to 0, however, I receive an error saying that I must insert a value. I did do this when I was still on the stock firmware though, is Merlin different?

I have upgraded to a new fibre internet plan and the max downrate is 1000 and uprate is 50 (yay for Australian asymmetry). For my plan, I have been advised that I should set a uprate limit of 49mbps as if you do not limit the uprate, the fibre provider has a 'policer' in place which will...