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So I finally replace my DI-624 piece of junk with the WRT54GL and it has been fantastic. No more disconnects through the day!!! Anyway, I have a question about QoS:
I ran a speed test and got my up/down numbers and plugged them into QoS. 6500kbits/s down, 420kbits/s up. Those are 95% of the lowest figures I got running the speed test. Last night I decided to try and max out my upload and play a game, to see how QoS handles the traffic (I setup dst port 27015 as high priority and torrents at lowest priority). I took off the cap of 15kB/s upload in uTorrent and let it go as fast as it can and then fired up team fortress. At first, my ping was 300ms. I then lowered the upload speed of 420kbits/s in QoS to something like 380 and got my ping down to 55ms. No matter how much more I lowered the upload speed, my ping would not go below 55ms. Then I put the cap back on uTorrent and my ping went down to 26ms (what I usually ping on the server). uTorrent was pretty much the only program uploading so I had plenty of free upload speed when the ping went down to 26ms. My question is, is the ping being twice as slow a result of the extra processing necessary to prioritize traffic when it is maxing out the value you plug into QoS? Thx! (I thought I was sneaky and creating fake signatures to a bunch of spammy websites - DOH I got caught!) Last edited by webmaster : 12-21-2007 at 09:06 AM. |
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So, apparently you didn't get your question answered at the multiple other locations that you pasted the EXACT SAME thing:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...tomato-607793/ http://forums.vr-zone.com/showthread.php?t=213827 The people on that 2nd forum even recognize you to be a bot. And your sig links are no follow. Merry Christmas.
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Jennifer Karlen & Jon Karlen Kentucky Horse Farms - Louisville Kentucky Real Estate - Lexington Kentucky Real Estate Serving the Louisville KY metropolitan area including Jefferson County - Prospect Shelby County - Shelbyville Oldham County - Goshen, La Grange and the Lexington KY metropolitan area including Fayette County - Lexington Woodford County - Versailles Scott County - Georgetown Jessamine County - Nicholasville Last edited by Malok : 12-21-2007 at 05:39 AM. |
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