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Yes is docker, for now I have port 32400 and 32450 opened via port forwarding, so they should be only that

The problem is that I run many services and VMs on the server, most of the traffic comes from there, I need to prioritise only Plex

Attached the first and the second one, tell me if I am wrong

Hi, I'm trying to reserve upload traffic for my Plex Servers, when other services are uploading and using my entire bandwidth (1 Gbit) Plex starts to lag, I would like to avoid that, I would like to add a priority rather than reserving bandwidth, also because often it's not in use and I would like to use the bandwidth that it's not using, I have tried many combinations but it's not very clear how to do it
My actual config (don't know if it is correct) is attached
I would like to reserve 300 Mbit to Plex, and the other for ALL other traffic (700 Mbit)
I have tow Plex servers, on 192.168.1.20 at ports 32400 and 32450
Thank you in advance

Did some edits to my plan, I'm going to use vlan1 for lan e vlan2 (0.2) for guests, it was to difficult with the other setup and with my current hardware, now I need an advice, two vlans or 1 for guests and no vlan for lan?
is any different? keep in mind that vlan1 untagged is necessary for unifi, so I thought:
vlan1 (opnsense default? untagged?) for lan
vlan2 (tagged for unifi)
correct?

applied a modification for ipcam vlan20 untagged and configured the switch:

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Port 1: AP1 vlan1 untagged, vlan20-30-40 tagged
Port 2: AP2 vlan1 untagged, vlan20-30-40 tagged
Port 3: Reolink vlan20 untagged
Port 4: Empty, vlan1 untagged (I know it isn't secure but is at home)
Port 5: Router, vlan1-20 untagged
Port 6: Router, vlan20-30-40 tagged
Switch config:

If it is all okay I will start to configure opnsense :D

no indeed, I will put vlan20 untagged

yes, perfect, I'll try

could this config work? I want 3 ssid: iot, clients and guests

Switch:
Port 1: AP1 vlan1 untagged, vlan20-30-40 tagged
Port 2: AP2 vlan1 untagged, vlan20-30-40 tagged
Port 3: Reolink IPCAM vlan20 tagged
Port 4: Empty
Port 5: Router, vlan1 untagged
Port 6: Router, vlan20-30-40 tagged

Too much for me now ahahh, I need to understand opnsense better
I have a question, unifi does need untagged only for management and then it uses tagged to transfer traffic?
or it use only untagged? so I can use lower speed port and don't waste faster ports

Seems perfect, now I'll try to set it up
I'll probably ask you more haha
Thank you for the great help you are giving me (and for your patience haha)

Sadly my APs are Unifi, so I need it, it seems  ;D
I evidently didn't do the proper research before buying switch and router
Now with that in mind, how do I tell OPNsense to pass untagged traffic on that particular port?
Sorry but this is the first time I've attempted to set up a network with different VLANs in practice, I only knew the theory

could I use only one cable to the switch? or I need one to separate tagged and untagged?
It's quite a headache ahah

I'm writing to you here as a continuation of this post: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=29436.0
I wanted to ask you, what should I put as the parent interface of the VLANs if I want to use a LAN bridge?
I have a Qotom Q20332G9-S10 with lots of ports as you can see, I want to use 1x10gb sfp for my managed poe switch to link 2 APs and some cameras, and then I wanted to use some 2.5gb from the qotom to my server and pc
I wanted to configure these VLANs:

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VLAN 1 (Management)
Gateway: 192.168.1.1
Switch: 192.168.1.2
AP1: 192.168.1.3 connected to switch 2.5gb poe
AP2: 192.168.1.4 connected to switch 2.5gb poe
unRAID: 192.168.1.5 connected to qotom 2.5gb

VLAN 10 (DMZ, Docker) https://forums.unraid.net/topic/62107-network-isolation-in-unraid-64/
Gateway: 192.168.10.1

VLAN 20 (IOT)
Gateway: 192.168.20.1

VLAN 30 (Clients)
Gateway: 192.168.30.1
My-PC: connected to qotom 2.5gb
Parents-PC: connected to qotom 2.5gb

VLAN 40 (Guests)
Gateway: 192.168.40.1
I know that switching with the router isn't the best thing, but I have limited money and a lots of ports on the router, so I'm gonna use them
Do you have any suggestions? I'm going crazy

Scusa il ritardo, avevo lo stesso problema con la stessa configurazione, bisogna semplicemente attivare il multicore/multithread nei tunables:

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net.isr.dispatch=deferred
net.isr.maxthreads=-1