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I'm trying to get a reasonable QoS setup for my 25/2 cable internet connection. There's great docs for setting up regular QoS rules, but since DSCP support was removed I think I need something more robust for my needs. And, I love the idea of never having to tweak the rules for specific apps :D
For reference, an unshaped result from flent rrul -p all_scaled -l 60:
I then set up:
Latency is vastly improved, though I'm curious about the spike I'm getting at the very end. What I'm more concerned about are the gaps in the upload graph. I expected with setting the pipes significantly lower than my actual connection I wouldn't see any missing traffic. They're still there even with lower caps on the pipes. I haven't seen any similar results from others, so I'm not sure how to interpret this. Any ideas?
For reference, an unshaped result from flent rrul -p all_scaled -l 60:
I then set up:
- A downstream pipe with a cap of 20600Kbps, a source mask, the FlowQueue-Codel scheduler, Codel enabled,no ECN as I read that's detrimental at under an upstream of 4Mbits.
- An upstream pipe set to 1500Kbps, with a destination mask, and the same queue and Codel settings
- No queues as my understanding from the help text is those are automatic when masks are set.
- Two rules with source and destination networks to associate traffic with each pipe.
Latency is vastly improved, though I'm curious about the spike I'm getting at the very end. What I'm more concerned about are the gaps in the upload graph. I expected with setting the pipes significantly lower than my actual connection I wouldn't see any missing traffic. They're still there even with lower caps on the pipes. I haven't seen any similar results from others, so I'm not sure how to interpret this. Any ideas?
