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20.1 Legacy Series / Bufferbloat went to "F"

« on: April 24, 2020, 06:23:34 am »

I've been used the CoDel Shaper for several years with great results. Always reported as an "A". Today I noticed an "F". http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest/62749439 I'm running OPNsense 20.1.5-amd64.

My configuration follows. I haven't changed anything in quite some time. Any suggestions on how to debug?

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<TrafficShaper version="1.0.3">
      <pipes>
        <pipe uuid="1dfa8a95-516e-495c-98fc-8f88dd1913ef">
          <number>10000</number>
          <enabled>1</enabled>
          <bandwidth>500</bandwidth>
          <bandwidthMetric>Mbit</bandwidthMetric>
          <queue/>
          <mask>none</mask>
          <buckets/>
          <scheduler>fq_codel</scheduler>
          <codel_enable>1</codel_enable>
          <codel_target/>
          <codel_interval/>
          <codel_ecn_enable>1</codel_ecn_enable>
          <pie_enable>0</pie_enable>
          <fqcodel_quantum>1000</fqcodel_quantum>
          <fqcodel_limit>1000</fqcodel_limit>
          <fqcodel_flows/>
          <origin>TrafficShaper</origin>
          <delay/>
          <description>down pipe</description>
        </pipe>
        <pipe uuid="e11ecafc-949d-41da-a5c1-84cfe7cb910e">
          <number>10001</number>
          <enabled>1</enabled>
          <bandwidth>13</bandwidth>
          <bandwidthMetric>Mbit</bandwidthMetric>
          <queue/>
          <mask>none</mask>
          <buckets/>
          <scheduler>fq_codel</scheduler>
          <codel_enable>1</codel_enable>
          <codel_target/>
          <codel_interval/>
          <codel_ecn_enable>1</codel_ecn_enable>
          <pie_enable>0</pie_enable>
          <fqcodel_quantum/>
          <fqcodel_limit/>
          <fqcodel_flows/>
          <origin>TrafficShaper</origin>
          <delay/>
          <description>up pipe</description>
        </pipe>
      </pipes>
      <queues>
        <queue uuid="62908d10-5d61-4055-b712-0b8c2884e0f3">
          <number>10000</number>
          <enabled>1</enabled>
          <pipe>1dfa8a95-516e-495c-98fc-8f88dd1913ef</pipe>
          <weight>100</weight>
          <mask>none</mask>
          <buckets/>
          <codel_enable>1</codel_enable>
          <codel_target/>
          <codel_interval/>
          <codel_ecn_enable>1</codel_ecn_enable>
          <pie_enable>0</pie_enable>
          <description>down q</description>
          <origin>TrafficShaper</origin>
        </queue>
        <queue uuid="345fb9ee-d389-4a3e-964a-17c7529156cd">
          <number>10001</number>
          <enabled>1</enabled>
          <pipe>e11ecafc-949d-41da-a5c1-84cfe7cb910e</pipe>
          <weight>100</weight>
          <mask>none</mask>
          <buckets/>
          <codel_enable>1</codel_enable>
          <codel_target/>
          <codel_interval/>
          <codel_ecn_enable>1</codel_ecn_enable>
          <pie_enable>0</pie_enable>
          <description>up q</description>
          <origin>TrafficShaper</origin>
        </queue>
      </queues>
      <rules>
        <rule uuid="76274a54-b012-44fd-a163-db641f2a521c">
          <enabled>1</enabled>
          <sequence>1</sequence>
          <interface>wan</interface>
          <interface2/>
          <proto>ip</proto>
          <source>192.168.1.0/24</source>
          <source_not>0</source_not>
          <src_port>any</src_port>
          <destination>any</destination>
          <destination_not>0</destination_not>
          <dst_port>any</dst_port>
          <dscp/>
          <direction/>
          <target>345fb9ee-d389-4a3e-964a-17c7529156cd</target>
          <description>wan rule up</description>
          <origin>TrafficShaper</origin>
        </rule>
        <rule uuid="f440180f-f164-43df-86b1-232871465fe7">
          <enabled>1</enabled>
          <sequence>1</sequence>
          <interface>wan</interface>
          <interface2/>
          <proto>ip</proto>
          <source>any</source>
          <source_not>0</source_not>
          <src_port>any</src_port>
          <destination>192.168.1.0/24</destination>
          <destination_not>0</destination_not>
          <dst_port>any</dst_port>
          <dscp/>
          <direction/>
          <target>62908d10-5d61-4055-b712-0b8c2884e0f3</target>
          <description>wan rule down</description>
          <origin>TrafficShaper</origin>
        </rule>
      </rules>
    </TrafficShaper>


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18.1 Legacy Series / Static IP from DHCP Pool

« on: July 12, 2018, 06:14:24 pm »

Hi,

I'm attempting to understand how static ip addresses are allocated and presented. When clicking the "+" on Services: DHCPv4: Leases the instructions state:

If an IPv4 address is entered, the address must be outside of the pool.
If no IPv4 address is given, one will be dynamically allocated from the pool.

Unfortunately the IP address for a statically assigned device is always blank on the above-mentioned page and on Services: DHCPv4: [LAN]. How can I view the assigned IP address?

Thanks,

Tim