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The first cloud-based private DNS service that gives you full control over what is allowed and what is blocked on the Internet. Block Ad Servers, Social Services, Black Lists, White Lists and use Rewrites.

Currently in Beta but looks pretty interesting.

https://www.nextdns.io/

43 Modems tested on a 100 Mbps Connection at varying copper lengths and noise conditions. PDF and Word Documents containing detailed information are at the bottom of the page as well as the data sets.

https://acma.gov.au/theacma/nbn-wi-fi-modem-study

Thanks Gargoyle Team

I upgraded with No Preserve.
UI wouldn't allow DHCP Assignments to be Saved.
Reset, Reconfigured.
All OK after Reset.
QoS Rules are different from the Ruleset Update Thread.

Have we got something like a CPU base line expectation when QoS is enabled to ensure no lapse in throughput? For example: for every 1 Mbps throughput you would need 8.5 MHz of CPU For 25 Mbps you'd need a 212 MHz CPU or greater (25 x 8.5 =212) For 50 Mbps you'd need a 425 MHz CPU or greater etc For ...

They are the defaults, can't remember the exact place it gets pulled from but you need to set them after an update or even after disabling QoS.

uci set qos_gargoyle.download.total_bandwidth=25000 && uci commit qos_gargoyle && /etc/init.d/qos_gargoyle restart

An Android App is now available to enable Private DNS Features on versions of Android prior to Android 9 Pie (which has support built in)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... tonedotone

Do you have more than 1 instance of Web pages logged into the Router? This happens with the QoS Settings so I'd assume it may be the same reason for the same issue occurring on the Firewall page.

yes, and that is very helpful to see the list of connection. But on a busy network it's fairly difficult to find all relevant connections. Would be nice to have some sort of filtering ability... maybe by IP or port or class ? I'd love to see this too, it would be amazing for diagnosing QoS Class or...

Ignoring driver issues for a second… On Channel 149 you're in the UNII-3 band set in which higher frequencies tend to be used by radar, weather stations, and the military etc. You may be better to choose something in the UNII-1 domestic range (36, 40, 44, 48). Are you also using wideband channels (4...

I'm using a NetComm WNDR3700v4 also but with NBN 50/20.

I'm always at peak throughput as far as I can tell, CPU demands are usually low, 0.25 / 0.05 / 0.02 (1/5/15 minutes) with 5 rules and 4 classes on download and 3 rules and 2 classes for upload.