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==== Scenario ==== | ==== Scenario ==== | ||
- | A gamer, living with family who don't understand that every youtube video, every facebook refresh, every google search uses bandwidth and can cause you frustrating lag spikes. | + | A gamer, living with family who don't understand that every youtube video, every facebook refresh, every google search uses bandwidth and can cause you frustrating lag spikes. |
==== Objective ==== | ==== Objective ==== | ||
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==== Assign Static IPs ==== | ==== Assign Static IPs ==== | ||
- | Assign a fixed static IP address to each device (mobile, laptop, tablet etc) and keep the static IPs for each person together in a group. Our gamer' | + | Assign a fixed static IP address to each device (mobile, laptop, tablet etc) and keep the static IPs for each person together in a group. |
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| Sister-mobile | 192.168.1.71 | | | Sister-mobile | 192.168.1.71 | | ||
| Sister-tablet | 192.168.1.72 | | | Sister-tablet | 192.168.1.72 | | ||
- | | Lantis-PC | 192.168.1.80 | | + | | [[http:// |
- | | Lantis-mobile | 192.168.1.81 | | + | | [[http:// |
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The download calculation is a bit less simple. You need to know how many people you will be listening to at once. Lets say you are playing a team game, and there will be 4 others on your team. IF everyone speaks at once, then the maximum you will be listening to is 4 x 9.23KB/s x 8. During intense fights, it is not unlikely that everyone may be yelling at once, so it is usually best to estimate this at the maximum number. If you were in a channel where there were spectators, you might have your 4 team mates speaking at once and 2 spectators at the same time. Use your best judgement here. | The download calculation is a bit less simple. You need to know how many people you will be listening to at once. Lets say you are playing a team game, and there will be 4 others on your team. IF everyone speaks at once, then the maximum you will be listening to is 4 x 9.23KB/s x 8. During intense fights, it is not unlikely that everyone may be yelling at once, so it is usually best to estimate this at the maximum number. If you were in a channel where there were spectators, you might have your 4 team mates speaking at once and 2 spectators at the same time. Use your best judgement here. | ||
In this example we will assume only our team mates will be speaking so 9.23KB/s x 4 x 8 = 295.36Kbps. | In this example we will assume only our team mates will be speaking so 9.23KB/s x 4 x 8 = 295.36Kbps. | ||
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+ | Note: Create the new Service Class before the Classification Rule. | ||
=== Gargoyle - Firewall - QoS (Upload) === | === Gargoyle - Firewall - QoS (Upload) === | ||
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We also need to know what Ports our game uses. Dota uses 27005 (like a lot of steam games). | We also need to know what Ports our game uses. Dota uses 27005 (like a lot of steam games). | ||
- | Using these assumptions, | + | Using these assumptions, |
=== Gargoyle - Firewall - QoS (Upload) === | === Gargoyle - Firewall - QoS (Upload) === |