
But im actually using my wan ip Adress to ping target but im not really sure if ACC is doing is job right

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Try setting it to 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4 (Google DNS) and see how it goes.Use non-standard ping target: The ACC needs to bounce pings off of a computer on the other side your WAN link in order to determine the amount of congestion which is present. By default the ACC uses the gateway assigned to the WAN port as this target, however, this is often not the appropriate target and must be changed. Unfortunately I am not sure how to robustly determine a good ping target for all cases so you will have to pay attention to this setting. If your ACC is not working this is the first thing to play with. Remember that the ACC controls the congestion between your router and this target so you need to pick something on the ISP side of your WAN connection. One target that I often use for experimentation is the OpenDNS server 208.67.222.222 so if the default is not working then try that one next. The optimum target to use will be one between your router and this server. You can use traceroute (Google it) to examine all the routers your traffic went through to get to OpenDNS. Then looking at the times listed in its output pick the one with the first significant time increase or play with several until you find the closest one to your router that works with ACC.
As stated here:SaulG00dm4n wrote:so i set it to google dns 8.8.8.8 it gave me a filtered ping of 54 ms and than set it to my wan gateway deafault ip and it gave me a filtered ping of 7 ms, i guess i should stick with my wan gateway ip
When i first start tinkering with QoS settings, i found out that Google DNS (8.8.8.8) worked better than my WAN Gateway IP, it was more stable and reliable. It helped in my case.By default the ACC uses the gateway assigned to the WAN port as this target, however, this is often not the appropriate target and must be changed.
It's normal, it happens when the active congestion controller is in IDLE state. It only turns into ACTIVE state when there's enough LOAD in the link (around 4000kbps, i guess ?).with the wan gateway ip i get ping - off is this normal?