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I've been using my mobile devices with a dyndns updater, dyndns account on my mobile. I've added the dyndns to the ports i use on my home pc router, so it blocks any other ip from accessing my home server but it doesn't work… I do the same thing with the ip of the mobile device add it to the port forwarding and it works, if i add the dyndns address it doesn't, is this normal?

The qos upload also does'nt seem to work properly, it only works if i place certain reztrictions, i've placed the speed at half the amount its capable of then it works, its 2mb. Also qos doesnt seem to work when i enable the speed restrictions section…

Any solutions to any of this?

I use the asus n66u router and tomatousb .108

there isnt a tomatousb v108

Do you mean Shibby's build 108? Try build 107, as 108 seems to have huge problems which may or may not be related to what you are seeing.

Yes shibby's verson. I'll try v.107

Who is " shippy" ???

Shibby' or something, anyway, i tried v.107 and its the same…

i'm not sure I understand what u are doing. I think dyndns can't give u the address of the phone, only the address of the router. Try to explain clearly what u are doing?

Yeah. I'm not really clear on that either. In regards to QOS, generally something between 15-30% less than you maximum bandwidth is recommended. It really depends though how consistent your speeds are. I've used 10% less for years with great results. The most important thing is your outgoing rate. The router can't really limit incoming packet rates, as by the time it sees the packet the bandwidth has already been used. Instead incoming rates are basically used to more finely tune outgoing rates. The idea being is the router is slower sending the outgoing packets, the incoming packets will come in slow. Of course that does not always work… When it does work, it is not an exact relationship, which is one of the reasons why you need to reserve so much.

Most people have a much higher incoming than outgoing rate, anyway. So for those people, controlling the outgoing rate does precisely what is needed to have crystal clear voip calls and such.

Basically its using a dyndns address to block any other access to that specific port on my hocontents nme pcserver. The feature is located on the port forwarding section of the router called 'src address'…

In qos, the upload qos doesnt work properly… The limits work but the pings are awful… it only works properly when i place the limite at below 2000kb…

QOS works just fine, if it doesn't work for you then you have it misconfigured.