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For a 100/40 connection, 24/7 torrenting 2000+ torrents, work from home, multiple streams at once etc.

I’ve also heard that Asus routers have good QoS out of the box?

Lantis wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 18, 2022 2:32 am

“stop” is until you “start” it again, or reboot
“disable” prevents auto start

Hence you should send both

Even after doing both, if I change any settings the bwmon turns back on?

Lantis wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 17, 2022 11:31 pm

Install the Webshell plug-in
Send the following commands

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/etc/init.d/bwmon_gargoyle stop
/etc/init.d/bwmon_gargoyle disable

Is that permanent though or only until restart?

I have seen the instructions elsewhere but they were too technical (I have practically zero Linux experience).

Could someone please post a step by step guide for a Windows user?

Lantis wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 17, 2022 4:24 am

What device, and what maximum up and down speed?

TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v2

My connection is 50/20, or 60104/11929 kbits/s set in Gargoyle (upload nowhere near 20mbits unfortunately)

I am experiencing Internet slowdown due to maxing out my router's CPU with a relatively simple QoS scheme, which I have detailed below: D/L: Normal - 99% bandwidth Torrents - 1% bandwidth U/L: Fast: 89% bandwidth (packet size <= 128 bytes) Normal: 10% bandwidth Torrents: 1% bandwidth I am getting > ...

Hi Adri, thanks for your help again. I am just trying to set everything up such that my modem is bridged and the router (with Gargoyle firmware) is handling everything else (including the VLAN tag as needed). I haven't had any success with simply setting the router to PPPoE straight away. It seems ...

I don't know what you are trying to achieve..... If you are using PPPoE, then the WAN-side ip-address is negotiated as part of setting up the PPPoE connection with the ISP server. DHCP is never used in combination with PPPoE. You talking about a modem sitting in the middle? In that case the modem h...

Are you using the interface to make the change between DHCP and PPPoE? If yes, it will override the settings you just changed more than likely Yes, I am. Even prior to the configuration change, it seemed temperamental in that I needed to set it to DHCP to get the router interfacing with the modem, ...

Looks ok to me. I'd make a backup first, and be familiar with how to failsafe reset your router, just in case. Thanks, I have changed the configuration but now it seems like my Gargoyle router is not interfacing with my bridged modem. Before I could set the router to DHCP (Wired), get a WAN-side IP...