i do the QoS like this for my house :

for my roomate:


i bypassed the IP address and MAC address my roomates PC to avoid login page.. they get full 1mbps downlink


for guest who want to use the internet:


i limited the connection until 64kbps because sometimes my friend come to my house just want to download >.<
in this case other PC want to connect to my network must login first

what is the program that u use?

mikrotik routerOS

Please try our Asus RT-N11 11n Wireless Router with Multiple SSID and Bandwidth Control. That means you can set different bandwidth for different users, direct control.

Linksys also have QoS for specific port even better than current Asus have...

So far this is the best QOS features Linksys WRT54GL with DD-WRT v24 Special Edition firmware fully customized firmware and QOS is working

This is the sample of settings



You also can install rFloW i used this to monitor all my clients that connected to my hotspot

To monitor your dd-wrt AP and clients connected to it



This post has been edited by MX510: Sep 5 2009, 06:57 PM

Hi there,

Our Asus RT-N11 is around RM200 & below. We doubt there are any 11n Router with direct bandwidth control from it's own firmware at such a price. Good feature yet very affordable - price/performance.

i online 25 hours even during sleep.......

TP Link is a good alternative router. What the user will get (depending on which model, of course) a good N router, Gigabit port and a few more useful features. One would say it's value for money as it's affordable as well. I've already sold a number of their products range and so far seem impressed with it.

lately i just change from dd-wrt to Victek's Tomato firmware.

by far it's the best firmware i've used for my WRT54GL and also the best QoS in terms of granularity in terms of the configurations. i use a few features in Victek's tomato firmware for QoS.

1. i create services base on ports. set a class for each service, then set a bandwidth control for each class.

2. i create bandwidth limiter for each user in the network. this bandwidth limiter works hand in hand with the QoS that i've configured. i set a minimum guaranteed bandwidth for dl and ul for each user as well as a ceiling for dl and ul for each user. i have a scheduler running for bandwidth limiter. during peak hours, every one will be subject to their respective policy. during off peak hours, there will be no bandwidth limiter, only QoS running.

with this 2 combine, services which are important will be always ahead in the que. and with the guaranteed bw it will ensure that even users running services which are in the lowest class will have a minimum bandwidth to it (eg: torrents).

really happy that i switched over to victek's tomato. anyone with any questions or need help configuring, feel free to pm me or msn me.

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Added on December 12, 2009, 4:15 pmp/s: always remember to set at least 85% and below for your maximum download and upload. otherwise it's better if you don't configure QoS at all. we wanna leave that 10-15% of buffer bandwidth so that QoS can make use of it to prioritise your traffic. QoS just won't work with ur internet link is jam packed.

a simple example would be. you have a 3 lane road. would you want cars to be travelling on all 3 lanes? if so, how would you ask the cars to rearrange their position to the front or to the back of the que?

imagine if you have a 3 lane road, and only 2 lanes are full. we still have that 1 lane extra where u can ask the car infront to move to the back, so that the prime ministers car at the back can come to the front.

just a metaphor

This post has been edited by red-queen: Dec 12 2009, 04:15 PM

Hi, I have been browsing through page to page but nobody has clear explaination on how to limit bandwith of torrents on certain IP or whatsoever using AZTECH DSL modem

I own a DSL605EW, and I need to reduce bandwith for another computer, where should I start and what should I fill in, I'm asking for spoon feed from a-z because I had read the manuals and tried play around myself but nothing good comes out of that.

Which one (below), I need to set up, let say if I need to reduce torrent speed for 192.169.1.3 on LAN with port number of 10345. Kindly provide me the digits that I should fill in every blank columns. Thank you

Egress
Ingress
QoS Shaper Configuration
Policy Routing Configuration

This post has been edited by Vigilant: Dec 14 2009, 03:39 AM

This is what i set in my Linksys WRT54GL (DD-WRT Firmware).
So far I am happy with this settings.



Or set using the MAC address


This post has been edited by ldragon: Dec 17 2009, 05:10 PM

i was also using dd-wrt prior to this. but then i realised that if you were to use the L7 to match the services, not very accurate. so i manually created services base on port rather than application.

but then i tried tomato and it has way way way more flexibility on the QoS. at least this is my IMHO.

red-queen, u r right on that i set it base on port. Else I set that particular PC MAC address as bulk as simple as that.

At home I have 5 user (5 Laptops + 3 PCs). One is 24x7 torrent machine. If i didn't manage the QoS properly they all will complain LAG & SLOW when user are playing Battle.net DOTA & Sudden Attack. The most important is skype

This post has been edited by ldragon: Dec 17 2009, 09:11 PM

anyone know how to set QoS for p1 wimax?

The best Multi-Wan load balancing router for cyber cafes with Smart Qos.

http://www.qno.com.tw/english/_products_mu...wall_router.asp

This post has been edited by yapcm: Dec 21 2009, 05:51 PM

this is for commercial standard isnt it? i thought all are talking about firmwares and routers that are affordable enough?

Does anyone have workable QOS example on the Zyxel P-660HW T1 v2 modem wireless router?

Mine just not working.. help ..

Just turn off the router in the midnight?

and yea I think you're selfish

I am moving in to a condo unit of 4 people incl me. We are all friend and we are going to study at the same uni. I was wondering which N router will be good for QoS? I plan to subscribe 4mb streamyx then share out 1mb per pax. TP-Link I never used before but i schemed through this thread and it supports QoS? I was eyeing on Belkin Wireless N routers but I dont think it supports QoS right? Thanks for helping