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This may already be possible and i'm just unaware of how to do it but I would like to see an option to be able to back up just QoS settings and restore them.

Example of why I would want this feature is toastman's QoS settings.

http://www.linksysinfo.org/forums/showpost.php?p=357556&postcount=135

I would like to be able to go through this set-up only once and then post the config for anyone who would want to load it up. I think toastman would agree that this would be a good idea because then he could just post these files as well for people after he updates his configurations and people could just load them right up. (Obviously not with his naming scheme he has going)

Also if anyone has special QoS setups for particular reasons they could share them with others that may want that set up as well. Kinda like the way people do with Themes right now.

Being separated from the rest of the config makes it so that people can just get the portion they want and not have to worry about re-doing the rest of their settings.

Eventually it could be set up to do this for multiple sections but I think the QoS section is the biggest draw for this type of request.

You can do it manually, although that's not quite what you are asking for.

Telnet/SSH in and execute: "nvram export —set | grep qos_ >savefile.sh"
To load the settings, just execute savefile.sh

or
nvram export —quote | grep qos_ >x
and
nvram import x

You're right, that's not quite what I was asking for but that's still awesome. Thanks a lot man.

Now will this this grab everything? Even the Classifications, everything i've checked etc…?

Also if I have existing settings in there will it just wipe them out?

You'll have to experiment, but I think so.

Noticed your post on linksysinfo.org for the export request. Thanks Ray. You really go above and beyond to help out man. I ended up doing it all manually though and ran an export myself.

I posted it in the thread: http://www.linksysinfo.org/forums/showthread.php?p=366407#post366407

Here is is though
toastman_qos.bak

Contents of file:
"qos_reset=1"
"qos_irates=0,90,80,70,70,70,60,10,10,1"
"qos_rst=1"
"qos_inuse=1023"
"qos_orules=0«-1<d<53,37,123,3445<0«0:10<7<DNS,Time,NTP,RSVP>0«6<s<80<0«<1<Remote Web Access>0«-1<d<11999,2300:2400,6073,28800:29100,47624<0«0:50<8<Some well known games>0«-1<a«0<flash«6<Flash Video (Youtube, etc…)>0«-1<a«0<httpvideo«6<HTTP Video (Youtube, etc…)>0«6<a«0<shoutcast«6<Shoutcast>0«-1<d<554,1755,5004,5005,6970:7170,8554<0«<6<RTP,RTSP>0«-1<d<1935,5060:5063,1719,1720,3478,3479,15000<0«<6<RTMP,MMS,SIP,H323,STUN>0«6<d<80,443<0«0:256<0<WWW,SSL>0«-1<d<25,465,563,587,110,119,143,220,993,995<0«<3<Mail (SMTP,POP3,IMAP)>0«-1<d<1220,1234,5100,6005,6970<0«<6<QT,Camfrog,VLC>0«-1<d<1502:1503,1863,3389,5061,5190:5193,7001<0«<4<MSGR1 - Windows Live>0«-1<d<194,1720,1730:1732,6660:6669,22555<0«<4<MSGR2 - Chat Services>0«-1<d<5000:5010,5050,5100,5222,5223,8000:8002<0«<4<MSGR3 - Chat Services>0«-1<x<20:23,6571,6891:6901<0«256:<5<FTP,SFTP,WLM File Transfers>0«6<d<80,443<0«256:<5<HTTP, SSL File Transfers>0«17<d<1:65535<0«<9<P2P (uTP, UDP)"
"qos_ibw=8000"
"qos_syn=1"
"qos_ack=0"
"qos_burst0="
"qos_burst1="
"qos_icmp=1"
"qos_pfifo=0"
"qos_enable=1"
"qos_obw=800"
"qos_default=2"
"qos_orates=10-80,5-80,5-90,20-80,5-80,5-80,5-25,5-20,5-20,1-1"
"qos_fin=1"

Forget that export/import actually, I think this way is better.

http://tomatousb.org/tut:easy-toastman-qos-setup

Let me know if you see any issues with that Ray. I think it would be fine and be the easiest way.

Just got home from work and tested it out. Worked like a charm on multiple routers. I did forget one thing though. There is no (Tools > System) section in the Standard build of Tomato. Users of the Standard build will just have to SSH in to their routers and enter all the lines one by one.