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Please Verify My QOS Settings

Posted: Fri May 23, 2014 10:29 pm
by bzowk
Hey Guys!

I have been trying to tweak my QOS tonight and just read more about the "Connection Bytes" field. Below is what I'm trying to accomplish followed by how I set up my download rules. Will someone please verify that I have configured them correctly or make suggestions if not?

My 4 Classes
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What I'm Wanting
- GameStreaming to be a top priority (1723)
- HTTP / HTTPS browsing to be a top priority (80/443)
- HTTP / HTTPS Downloads (traffic to same site over 1mb) to be lowest Priority (80/443)
- Remote Desktop to be top priority (3389?)
RDP is 3389 by default - but I forward the port to a different WAN port. I have the rule set as destination for 3389. Is this correct or do I need to add the custom external port somewhere as well?
- DNS to be a top priority (53)
- FTP browsing to be a top priority (21)
(Browsing and listing directories)
- FTP downloads (over 2 mb between same site) to be Normal priority (21)
I rarely have FTP and HTTPS downloads running at the same time - but - when I do I want FTP to have the edge. That's the only reason I added this class.
- Plex to be a top priority (32400)

My Rules
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The three main things I do from my machines are FTP downloads, HTTPS downloads, and media streaming. I've obviously matched their importance to me in the rules above.

Please let me know what you think or if I need to make any changes. Thanks!

My Rules

Re: Please Verify My QOS Settings

Posted: Sat May 24, 2014 3:49 am
by scrmtrey
Keep in mind, that QOS rules for download and upload are not the same.

Download (from source port or something)
Upload (to destination port or something)

Re: Please Verify My QOS Settings

Posted: Sat May 24, 2014 11:51 am
by bzowk
Ohh Yeah... Forgot about the separation of the two. good point - Thanks.

Other than that, it look ok? Thanks again...

Re: Please Verify My QOS Settings

Posted: Sat May 31, 2014 5:40 am
by n0pin
You should put application protocol rule above all other rules, because rules are checked from first to last. It can happen that someone runs FTP server on port 80, then FTP will never be classified by rule 9, but will fall in rule 6, which will get slow priority after first 1024 kBytes.