dsl-ac88u mitigate bufferbloat

[camaran]

How i can mitigate bufferbloat in my dsl-ac88u?

 

[L&LD]

You have to provide details of where you are currently (and what you may have tried) before we can tell you the direction to go to get to your goal.

 

[camaran]

i attached screenshots of my current setting but when i upload kill my connection and download not work

 

[ColinTaylor]

i attached screenshots of my current setting but when i upload kill my connection and download not work

Is your download bandwidth really 1 Mbps? What is your upload bandwidth?

EDIT: Sorry, I don't speak Italian and misunderstood the word "caricamento" (upload).

 

[camaran]

download bandwidth 20 Mbps and upload 1 Mbps

 

[L&LD]

What are you uploading? How big is the file and to what server/service?

With such a low ISP plan, it is no wonder your connection 'dies' when you're saturating the upload link.

You need to test and set the upload in QoS somewhere between 85% and 95% of your maximum 1Mbps upload speed, not your maximum (otherwise, no QoS is happening).

Also, make sure you are entering the download and upload numbers in the correct box (they are easy to get mixed up).

 

[ColinTaylor]

Also, make sure you are entering the download and upload numbers in the correct box (they are easy to get mixed up).

The DSL-AC88U is not like the RT- models. You can only specify the upload bandwidth.

 

[L&LD]

Thank you @ColinTaylor, then that 1Mbps speed just needs to be adjusted down until the network remains useable even while @camaran is uploading as fast as possible.

 

[Val D.]

i attached screenshots of my current setting but when i upload kill my connection and download not work

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Why did you limit all the traffic originating from your own network to Lowest priority and up to 0.1Mbps?

 

[camaran]

Why did you limit all the traffic originating from your own network to Lowest priority and up to 0.1Mbps?

removed the last rules but i have the problem, i can try to enter 0.8 Mbps and not 1Mbps