Applying multiple QoS rules

[argh]

I've got a current Bandwidth Limiter rule that is set via script (e.g. nvram set qos_bw_rulelist="$1>192.168.1.0/24>700>700>0").

I'd like to also set guest network 1 (192.168.101.x) limits in a similar fashion. Is it necessary to run restart_qos and restart_firewall after each assignment of qos_bw_rulelist?

 

[dave14305]

Once all your nvram changes are made, run:

nvram commit
service "restart_qos;restart_firewall"

 

[argh]

It's as simple as having multiple lines setting nvram set qos_bw_rulelist and all I'd need to do is commit and restart the services once?

Having tested this previously, I ran into a situation where only the second nvram set qos_bw_rulelist applied (and was the sole entry in the list).

Would the priority be 0 for the first and 1 for the second rule? Additionally, does qos_bw_rulelist take precedence over the Guest Network bandwidth setting?

 

[dave14305]

Having tested this previously, I ran into a situation where only the second nvram set qos_bw_rulelist applied (and was the sole entry in the list).

Each nvram set qos_bw_rulelist command completely replaces the previous value. There is no “cumulative addition” of entries.

 

[argh]

Interesting. What would be the proper way to go about setting the bandwidth limits for guest network 1 (which I assume is wl0.1) for scripts?