TomatoUSB

Hello everybody,

today I wanted to start with a little bit of Qos on my Asus RT-ac66u router just by settings web browsing on a high class and slowing down anything else. My internet line is very very slow (just about 4 MBit down/400KBit up), but when I enable the QoS settings I've set up, downloading a simple application setup file from the web slows down to about 40 kbyte/s, while with QoS deactivated I can go with 400 kbyte/s.
The graphs and details show me that the traffic is detected correctly as WWW.
I's just set a few rules, what's the problem here? Hope someone can help me out.
By the way, even if I set the "Highest" class for web browsing it still stays as slow as before.

Thank you very much!

Undee

These are my basic settings (unfortunately I cannot upload any picture here):
Enalbe QoS x
Prioritize small packets with these control flags x ACK
Prioritize ICMP x
Reset class when changing settings x
Default class: Normal
Qdisc Scheduler: sfq

OutBound Rates / Limits
WAN 1 350 kbit/s
Highest No Limit / No Limit
WWW 50% / 100%
Normal 1% / 5%

InBound Rates / Limits
WAN 1 3500 kbit/s
Highest No Limit / No Limit
WWW 50% / 100%
Normal 1% / 10%

And these are the Classification Rules:
TCP/UDP Port: 80,443, Class WWW, IPP2P and Layer 7 are disabled.

Hi,

I've noticed now that independent on what class I set my web browsing traffic (dst ports: 80 and 443) all web traffic is taken as "default class" and not as the one it is defined in the basic settings. :-(
The QoS details show me that the browsing traffic is correctly detected as "WWW" but in the end everything is handled as "default class". In fact on the QoS graphs in the "inbound section" i see only 1 class: the default one.
Did I configure something wrong or is this a BUG?

Thank you very much!

Undee

Everybody uses it for streaming-it can't actually do anything else!lol