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Anyway to help with bufferbloat?

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 9:49 am
by Diz
I was just curious about if anyone knows any tips on how to fix blufferbloat

Re: Anyway to help with bufferbloat?

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 11:30 am
by tapper
Hi you can try out my QOS file. I got this setup from a thread on here but cant find it now.

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config upload 'upload'
	option default_class 'uclass_2'
	option total_bandwidth '4900'

config download 'download'
	option default_class 'dclass_2'
	option total_bandwidth '69000'

config download_class 'dclass_1'
	option name 'Fast'
	option percent_bandwidth '30'

config download_class 'dclass_2'
	option name 'Normal'
	option percent_bandwidth '70'

config download_rule 'download_rule_100'
	option class 'dclass_1'
	option test_order '100'
	option max_pkt_size '512'

config upload_class 'uclass_1'
	option name 'Fast'
	option percent_bandwidth '30'

config upload_class 'uclass_2'
	option name 'Normal'
	option percent_bandwidth '70'

config upload_rule 'upload_rule_100'
	option class 'uclass_1'
	option test_order '100'
	option max_pkt_size '512'

First make a backup of the file /etc/config/qos_gargoyle
You can do this just by renaming it to /etc/config/qos_gargoyle.back

Then remove all text from /etc/config/qos_gargoyle and replace it with the text i have posted.

Then go in to the GUI and enable QOS for upload and download.
Make sure to set your upload and download speeds as your speeds will not be the same as mine. If you do a speed test set your upload and download to 90% of the fastest speed you get from the test. If it does not work out then you can just remove the file /etc/config/qos_gargoyle and remove the .back from the old file. You mite need to reboot before it shows up proper in the gui.

Re: Anyway to help with bufferbloat?

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:02 pm
by Diz
tapper wrote:Hi you can try out my QOS file. I got this setup from a thread on here but cant find it now.

Code: Select all


config upload 'upload'
	option default_class 'uclass_2'
	option total_bandwidth '4900'

config download 'download'
	option default_class 'dclass_2'
	option total_bandwidth '69000'

config download_class 'dclass_1'
	option name 'Fast'
	option percent_bandwidth '30'

config download_class 'dclass_2'
	option name 'Normal'
	option percent_bandwidth '70'

config download_rule 'download_rule_100'
	option class 'dclass_1'
	option test_order '100'
	option max_pkt_size '512'

config upload_class 'uclass_1'
	option name 'Fast'
	option percent_bandwidth '30'

config upload_class 'uclass_2'
	option name 'Normal'
	option percent_bandwidth '70'

config upload_rule 'upload_rule_100'
	option class 'uclass_1'
	option test_order '100'
	option max_pkt_size '512'

First make a backup of the file /etc/config/qos_gargoyle
You can do this just by renaming it to /etc/config/qos_gargoyle.back

Then remove all text from /etc/config/qos_gargoyle and replace it with the text i have posted.

Then go in to the GUI and enable QOS for upload and download.
Make sure to set your upload and download speeds as your speeds will not be the same as mine. If you do a speed test set your upload and download to 90% of the fastest speed you get from the test. If it does not work out then you can just remove the file /etc/config/qos_gargoyle and remove the .back from the old file. You mite need to reboot before it shows up proper in the gui.
How do i restore to this qos? Sorry i'm sorta new with gargoyle

Re: Anyway to help with bufferbloat?

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:08 pm
by Lantis
These aren't appropriate instructions for all users, and we should be avoiding handing them out.

These need to be interpreted into rules which can be made in the GUI

Re: Anyway to help with bufferbloat?

Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2017 1:39 am
by Lantis
This is a rough translation.
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Re: Anyway to help with bufferbloat?

Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2017 5:04 pm
by Diz
Lantis wrote:This is a rough translation.
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Thanks. Greatly Appreciated :)