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Code: 
custom_rates() {
        echo "Modifying Class Rates"
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:10 htb ${PARMS}prio 0 rate ${DownRate0}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst0} cburst ${DownCburst0}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:11 htb ${PARMS}prio 1 rate ${DownRate1}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst1} cburst ${DownCburst1}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:12 htb ${PARMS}prio 2 rate ${DownRate2}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst2} cburst ${DownCburst2}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:13 htb ${PARMS}prio 3 rate ${DownRate3}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst3} cburst ${DownCburst3}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:14 htb ${PARMS}prio 4 rate ${DownRate4}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst4} cburst ${DownCburst4}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:15 htb ${PARMS}prio 5 rate ${DownRate5}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst5} cburst ${DownCburst5}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:16 htb ${PARMS}prio 7 rate ${DownRate6}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst6} cburst ${DownCburst6}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:17 htb ${PARMS}prio 6 rate ${DownRate7}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst7} cburst ${DownCburst7}
        
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:10 htb ${PARMS}prio 0 rate ${UpRate0}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst0} cburst ${UpCburst0}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:11 htb ${PARMS}prio 1 rate ${UpRate1}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst1} cburst ${UpCburst1}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:12 htb ${PARMS}prio 2 rate ${UpRate2}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst2} cburst ${UpCburst2}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:13 htb ${PARMS}prio 3 rate ${UpRate3}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst3} cburst ${UpCburst3}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:14 htb ${PARMS}prio 4 rate ${UpRate4}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst4} cburst ${UpCburst4}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:15 htb ${PARMS}prio 5 rate ${UpRate5}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst5} cburst ${UpCburst5}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:16 htb ${PARMS}prio 7 rate ${UpRate6}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst6} cburst ${UpCburst6}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:17 htb ${PARMS}prio 6 rate ${UpRate7}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst7} cburst ${UpCburst7}

this stuff you don't need to touch at all ever.. these lines use the %'s that are changeable further up.. the only thing you may be interested in changing are the..
Code: 
####################  Bandwidth Setup #####################

    user_variables() {
        #Percent of download speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired     (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired        **  no spaces before or after the "=" sign **
        VoIP_DownBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        **                no decimals              **
        Gaming_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_DownBandPercent=30                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443"
    
        #Percent of upload speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired         (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_UpBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        VoIP_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Gaming_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_UpBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_UpBandPercent=30                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_UpBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443

adjust those as desired if needed and that's it.
 
FadgewackeR said:
In relation to bandwidth setup or custom rates?
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Your custom rates are in the script. Defaults work out of the box. I raised my video bandwidth to 40 by taking from voip. I left my upload values alone. Works flawless.
Code: 
user_variables() {
        #Percent of download speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired     (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_DownBandPercent=5                    #This value can be adjust as desired        **  no spaces before or after the "=" sign **
        VoIP_DownBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        **                no decimals              **
        Gaming_DownBandPercent=15                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_DownBandPercent=40                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_DownBandPercent=5                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_DownBandPercent=5                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443"
    
        #Percent of upload speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired         (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_UpBandPercent=5                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        VoIP_UpBandPercent=20                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Gaming_UpBandPercent=15                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_UpBandPercent=20                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_UpBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_UpBandPercent=20                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_UpBandPercent=5                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_UpBandPercent=5                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443"
    }
 
Sinner said:
Code: 
custom_rates() {
        echo "Modifying Class Rates"
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:10 htb ${PARMS}prio 0 rate ${DownRate0}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst0} cburst ${DownCburst0}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:11 htb ${PARMS}prio 1 rate ${DownRate1}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst1} cburst ${DownCburst1}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:12 htb ${PARMS}prio 2 rate ${DownRate2}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst2} cburst ${DownCburst2}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:13 htb ${PARMS}prio 3 rate ${DownRate3}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst3} cburst ${DownCburst3}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:14 htb ${PARMS}prio 4 rate ${DownRate4}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst4} cburst ${DownCburst4}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:15 htb ${PARMS}prio 5 rate ${DownRate5}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst5} cburst ${DownCburst5}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:16 htb ${PARMS}prio 7 rate ${DownRate6}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst6} cburst ${DownCburst6}
        ${tc} class change dev br0 parent 1:1 classid 1:17 htb ${PARMS}prio 6 rate ${DownRate7}Kbit ceil ${DownCeil}Kbit burst ${DownBurst7} cburst ${DownCburst7}
       
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:10 htb ${PARMS}prio 0 rate ${UpRate0}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst0} cburst ${UpCburst0}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:11 htb ${PARMS}prio 1 rate ${UpRate1}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst1} cburst ${UpCburst1}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:12 htb ${PARMS}prio 2 rate ${UpRate2}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst2} cburst ${UpCburst2}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:13 htb ${PARMS}prio 3 rate ${UpRate3}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst3} cburst ${UpCburst3}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:14 htb ${PARMS}prio 4 rate ${UpRate4}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst4} cburst ${UpCburst4}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:15 htb ${PARMS}prio 5 rate ${UpRate5}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst5} cburst ${UpCburst5}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:16 htb ${PARMS}prio 7 rate ${UpRate6}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst6} cburst ${UpCburst6}
        ${tc} class change dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid 1:17 htb ${PARMS}prio 6 rate ${UpRate7}Kbit ceil ${UpCeil}Kbit burst ${UpBurst7} cburst ${UpCburst7}

this stuff you don't need to touch at all ever.. these lines use the %'s that are changeable further up.. the only thing you may be interested in changing are the..
Code: 
####################  Bandwidth Setup #####################

    user_variables() {
        #Percent of download speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired     (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired        **  no spaces before or after the "=" sign **
        VoIP_DownBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        **                no decimals              **
        Gaming_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_DownBandPercent=30                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443"
   
        #Percent of upload speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired         (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_UpBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        VoIP_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Gaming_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_UpBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_UpBandPercent=30                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_UpBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_UpBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443

adjust those as desired if needed and that's it.
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Great, cheers. I've already tweaked those marginally, so I should be good to go.

PS4 downloads are all showing in gaming, be it from web browse or store, so I'll need to address that next up. Thanks for your help.
 
skeal said:
Your custom rates are in the script. Defaults work out of the box. I raised my video bandwidth to 40 by taking from voip. I left my upload values alone. Works flawless.
Code: 
user_variables() {
        #Percent of download speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired     (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_DownBandPercent=5                    #This value can be adjust as desired        **  no spaces before or after the "=" sign **
        VoIP_DownBandPercent=10                            #This value can be adjust as desired        **                no decimals              **
        Gaming_DownBandPercent=15                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_DownBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_DownBandPercent=10                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_DownBandPercent=40                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_DownBandPercent=5                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_DownBandPercent=5                        #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443"
   
        #Percent of upload speed guaranteed per QOS category, change below as desired         (minimum value per section 5, sum should not be greater than 100)
        NetControl_UpBandPercent=5                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        VoIP_UpBandPercent=20                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Gaming_UpBandPercent=15                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        Others_UpBandPercent=20                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: New destination for unidentified traffic
        WebSurfing_UpBandPercent=10                        #This value can be adjust as desired
        Video_UpBandPercent=20                            #This value can be adjust as desired
        FileTransfer_UpBandPercent=5                    #This value can be adjust as desired
        Default_UpBandPercent=5                            #This value can be adjust as desired        #Note: Original destination for unidentified traffic, repurposed for "Gaming Downloads on ports 80/443"
    }
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Cheers @skeal - I seem to be making it more complicated than it need be! I'd already tweaked those marginally and all seems to be ok. No VOIP as such in my house to be honest either, so I dropped that a touch.
 
FadgewackeR said:
Cheers @skeal - I seem to be making it more complicated than it need be! I'd already tweaked those marginally and all seems to be ok. No VOIP as such in my house to be honest either, so I dropped that a touch.
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You have to watch VOIP because if you use voice and video in gaming it can be messed up. Just a heads up I took to much from voip and skype suffered so its a delicate balance really to suit your needs.
 
Last ridiculous question for a little while I hope while I try to figure out why my NAS traffic isn't sticking to a rule... If I make a modification to the script (bandwidth %s) will I need to re-flash the script to the router, or does it periodically go back to the script to check for mods?
 
FadgewackeR said:
Last ridiculous question for a little while I hope while I try to figure out why my NAS traffic isn't sticking to a rule... If I make a modification to the script (bandwidth %s) will I need to re-flash the script to the router, or does it periodically go back to the script to check for mods?
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When making modifications to the FreshJR_QOS file you really should disable the service do your fixing and then enable the service again.
 
FadgewackeR said:
Last ridiculous question for a little while I hope while I try to figure out why my NAS traffic isn't sticking to a rule... If I make a modification to the script (bandwidth %s) will I need to re-flash the script to the router, or does it periodically go back to the script to check for mods?
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that depends on whre your modifying the script. if your modifying a file on your pc then yes you need to reflash/upload it to the router. if your directly editing the script on the router well you could just turn off and on qos or also daily at 3am or 330 now the script re-runs to make sure all is good.

and feel free to modify those % to as closely as your household usage will be. if you got 5 people on Netflix all day long and the wife likes to brows the web. and if the nets not workin for her and it may be certain death.. you can go like 60% video and make sure to leave a chunk maybe 20% for web. ultimately it doesn't matter a whole lot but im finding mild performance gains if theyre as close to your needs as possible so it works less.
 
@Vexira, Feel free to send me the output of /jffs/scripts/FreshJR_QOS -debug via PM and your WebUI bandwidth values.
The reduction from those two additional lines in your script should still take effect.

@FadgewackeR, Feel free to send me your script (as configured) via pastebin via PM so I can take a look at it. You PS4 traffic is acting a little weird. Also tell me the local IP of your PS4.

As others have stated, you don't have to make any changes that deep in the script. All user variables were located towards the top. I guess you missed this message!

Code: 
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################

When I said to define your bandwidth to 85-95% in the instructions I meant via WebUI. (this defines ciel)
The minimum category guaranteed bandwidth can be anything you wish. (this defines rates as percentages of ciel)
All un-used bandwidth will always flow downward so the numbers are pretty resistant to error.

---

For modifications to the script I use the following procedure.

1) Re-upload the script (with new values into the router)
2) Click Apply in the QOS WebUI Page
*) I don't bother turning QOS off/on during modifications.

-- If changing between script implementations (compatible, fast, modified, etc), then I

1) Disable QOS
2) Uninstall
3) Upload / Install New Script
4) Enable QOS
 
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FreshJR said:
@FadgewackeR, Feel free to send me your script (as configured) via pastebin via PM so I can take a look at it. You PS4 traffic is acting a little weird. Also tell me the local IP of your PS4.
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Thanks, I'll send it across. The two things I'm trying to achieve are the gaming rules to work as intended (or so I think) where the true gaming packets are operated from the bulk activity (store downloads / game updates / web browser activity / dslreports).

The second is to create a rule around my NAS to make all activity go to downloads... It's been getting routed to "other" which wasn't ideal so I removed the rule while I worked out how to correctly implement it.

FreshJR said:
As others have stated, you don't have to make any changes that deep in the script. All user variables were located towards the top. I guess you missed this message!

Code: 
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
Click to expand...
I actually did, it was the custom rates section (rate/ciel/burst) which is above this message that was concerning me. Thought I was missing something!!

All square on the script flash procedure thanks. Will PM you my pastebin and highlight the IPs I'm having difficulty with. Thanks for taking a look.
 
FreshJR said:
@Vexira, Feel free to send me the output of /jffs/scripts/FreshJR_QOS -debug via PM and your WebUI bandwidth values.
The reduction from those two additional lines in your script should still take effect.

@FadgewackeR, Feel free to send me your script (as configured) via pastebin via PM so I can take a look at it. You PS4 traffic is acting a little weird. Also tell me the local IP of your PS4.

As others have stated, you don't have to make any changes that deep in the script. All user variables were located towards the top. I guess you missed this message!

Code: 
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################
####################  DO NOT MODIFY BELOW  #####################

When I said to define your bandwidth to 85-95% in the instructions I meant via WebUI. (this defines ciel)
The minimum category guaranteed bandwidth can be anything you wish. (this defines rates as percentages of ciel)
All un-used bandwidth will always flow downward so the numbers are pretty resistant to error.

---

For modifications to the script I use the following procedure.

1) Re-upload the script (with new values into the router)
2) Click Apply in the QOS WebUI Page
*) I don't bother turning QOS off/on during modifications.

-- If changing between script implementations (compatible, fast, modified, etc), then I

1) Disable QOS
2) Uninstall
3) Upload / Install New Script
4) Enable QOS
Click to expand...

Any problem if i use WinSCP-5.13.3-Portable to modify the script?
 
Hello! I got a lot of help (on a different thread) installing this script which I now run, unaltered, to help manage my VOIP traffic. Since installing the script (or possibly since implementing QoS, even before installing the script), I notice that my Crashplan backup service is running in the background almost all the time. If I manually open the service and hit "backup now" I can force it to back up the relatively small amount of data that is queued (usually about 120MB), which leads me to believe that Crashplan is being told to wait by some QoS rule. I read an earlier discussion in this thread about setting a custom rule for Back Blaze/Crashplan, but it was actually way over my head. I wonder if anybody here would have the patience to walk me through the process of creating and implementing a rule that might allow Crashplan to run more effectively? I am very reluctant to "break" the solution that I worked so hard to implement. o_O
 
shelleyevans said:
Hello! I got a lot of help (on a different thread) installing this script which I now run, unaltered, to help manage my VOIP traffic. Since installing the script (or possibly since implementing QoS, even before installing the script), I notice that my Crashplan backup service is running in the background almost all the time. If I manually open the service and hit "backup now" I can force it to back up the relatively small amount of data that is queued (usually about 120MB), which leads me to believe that Crashplan is being told to wait by some QoS rule. I read an earlier discussion in this thread about setting a custom rule for Back Blaze/Crashplan, but it was actually way over my head. I wonder if anybody here would have the patience to walk me through the process of creating and implementing a rule that might allow Crashplan to run more effectively? I am very reluctant to "break" the solution that I worked so hard to implement. o_O
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Do you know what specific ports it uses or ip address ?
 
shelleyevans said:
Hello! I got a lot of help (on a different thread) installing this script which I now run, unaltered, to help manage my VOIP traffic. Since installing the script (or possibly since implementing QoS, even before installing the script), I notice that my Crashplan backup service is running in the background almost all the time. If I manually open the service and hit "backup now" I can force it to back up the relatively small amount of data that is queued (usually about 120MB), which leads me to believe that Crashplan is being told to wait by some QoS rule. I read an earlier discussion in this thread about setting a custom rule for Back Blaze/Crashplan, but it was actually way over my head. I wonder if anybody here would have the patience to walk me through the process of creating and implementing a rule that might allow Crashplan to run more effectively? I am very reluctant to "break" the solution that I worked so hard to implement. o_O
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im not familiar with crashplan but I assume its backing up to a remote server? It may be that you got fairly high traffic and the container its being put in is lower priority which may be a good thing. the whole point of qos is to slow down lower priority bandwidth hogging things to allow for higher priority to get thru uninterrupted with little to no lag. that being said some lower priority transmissions will take longer than without qos enabled but shouldn't be ridiculously longer so something might be acting up if it is taking much much longer than normal.
 
Sinner said:
im not familiar with crashplan but I assume its backing up to a remote server? It may be that you got fairly high traffic and the container its being put in is lower priority which may be a good thing. the whole point of qos is to slow down lower priority bandwidth hogging things to allow for higher priority to get thru uninterrupted with little to no lag. that being said some lower priority transmissions will take longer than without qos enabled but shouldn't be ridiculously longer so something might be acting up if it is taking much much longer than normal.
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The lower priority stuff would only be slower than usual if the connection was heavily utilised by higher priority tasks, as far as I can see... Correct?
 
FadgewackeR said:
The lower priority stuff would only be slower than usual if the connection was heavily utilised by higher priority tasks, as far as I can see... Correct?
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If its slowing it down with no heavy usage by higher priority data streams then something isnt right but isnt ness the router or script but worth looking into
 
with adaptive nos bandwidth values should i use 37.87 or 37.9 or 38, im just not sure how it handles the decimal point value.
 
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