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The qos problem is largely solved on other platforms like openwrt There are many possibilities, try checking your traffic analysis records during the call to see if the upload is saturated? They have solutions for general use, gaming, classifying traffic up the wazoo, whatever you like
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Classify it on egress and it can automatically classify the return ingress traffic the same way Qos is not a panacea, you have to find out what is really affecting your calls Gamers get better “ping” from the hfsc qdisc than cake.
It should be close to what your isp plan is rated for give or take 1 mbps
With qos off nat hardware acceleration is enabled which will help you hit your line speeds. Is wan packet overhead also applied to adaptive qos Anyone else with the same problem? Hi there, recently upgraded to a 1000/50 connection and want to know how i am able to best utilise qos so i can not hit the upload policier that my isp has in place
Is it best to use adaptive/cake or flexqos to achieve highest download/upload speeds on this router I wouldn't run qos just in case, because bufferbloat may eventually happen sometime someday I don't have bufferbloat on my 500mbps isp line with normal internet use, family of four I didn't have bufferbloat on my previous 300mbps isp line
You don't have to choose between qos options, if you don't need qos
In the interest of preventing bufferbloat, isn't qos always useful even on the fastest of connections (assuming chosen qos + hardware is capable of matching the bandwidth available)?
