[Resolved] Quota incorrect?
Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 2:28 am
An odd issue to which I am hoping someone may be able to shed some light. I have created two extra classifications being JailD and JailU. (one upstream and one downstream) Both of which are throttled down to 256k each (Max BW) and I have a quota rule set for an IP which is set for daily 850 megs total transfer. Which I was hoping will drop it over to the JailU/JailD and throttle accordingly.
Checking over the usage, I found that the IP did go over and it did trigger the throttle. But what is interesting is that the downstream is in the correct classification (JailD) but the upstream is in 'slow' rather than JailU. It is happening for several UDP and TCP based connections.
This is currently operating on a WNDRMACV2 router with the most recent version 1.7.
Besides that, really enjoying the functionality of the router/software.
Update: I gave it a second quota test against my desktop IP of 5mb total transfer (up and down) then drop it into VOIP (Up and Down.) It did trigger and again downstream dropped into VOIP queue. But upstream fell into the 'FAST' category when viewing over the lists of various sessions/connections. Which is most likely following the regular default rules for upstream.
From there I tried it again to use the JailD/JailU categories and run a speed test (@ speedtest.net.) Triggered the 5mb transfer quota and downstream did drop to 256k but upstream was wide open and peaked to the set amount in my QOS Up setting. (Around 4mbps)
Checking over the usage, I found that the IP did go over and it did trigger the throttle. But what is interesting is that the downstream is in the correct classification (JailD) but the upstream is in 'slow' rather than JailU. It is happening for several UDP and TCP based connections.
This is currently operating on a WNDRMACV2 router with the most recent version 1.7.
Besides that, really enjoying the functionality of the router/software.
Update: I gave it a second quota test against my desktop IP of 5mb total transfer (up and down) then drop it into VOIP (Up and Down.) It did trigger and again downstream dropped into VOIP queue. But upstream fell into the 'FAST' category when viewing over the lists of various sessions/connections. Which is most likely following the regular default rules for upstream.
From there I tried it again to use the JailD/JailU categories and run a speed test (@ speedtest.net.) Triggered the 5mb transfer quota and downstream did drop to 256k but upstream was wide open and peaked to the set amount in my QOS Up setting. (Around 4mbps)