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soonwai
post Mar 18 2018, 04:53 PM


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QUOTE(Alex9182 @ Mar 18 2018, 04:49 PM)
my previous TP-Link ADSL router also has speed limiting.
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Model?

A few of the newer models like C1200 has VPN but no speed limiting. The older ones like C5 has speed limiting but no VPN.
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post Mar 18 2018, 05:03 PM

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QUOTE(soonwai @ Mar 18 2018, 10:59 AM)
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I've only used these 2 models. C5 has speed limiting, C1200 doesn't.
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I stand corrected, some older models do have speed limiting, but the newer firmware seem to have omit this feature.
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Mar 18 2018, 04:53 PM)
Model?

A few of the newer models like C1200 has VPN but no speed limiting. The older ones like C5 has speed limiting but no VPN.
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post Mar 20 2018, 02:43 PM

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QUOTE(SilentVampire @ Mar 17 2018, 10:17 PM)
Bro, there’s no speed limit setting for TP-Link routers, even for Asus routers.
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SilentVampire Bro, it is available in ASUS router, please find in the video link: ASUS Bandwidth Limited on Guest Network
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QUOTE(pl95077 @ Mar 20 2018, 02:43 PM)
SilentVampire Bro, it is available in ASUS router, please find in the video link: ASUS Bandwidth Limited on Guest Network
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any form of speed control need to enable QoS on Router right?
that mean any time NAT Boost is Enable for IPTV, we will not be able to use QoS Functionality, that includes Asus Router, is it correct?

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QUOTE(pl95077 @ Mar 20 2018, 02:43 PM)
SilentVampire Bro, it is available in ASUS router, please find in the video link: ASUS Bandwidth Limited on Guest Network
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True bro. Thank you for the link. My bad.
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post Mar 21 2018, 09:31 AM

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QUOTE(Alex9182 @ Mar 20 2018, 04:11 PM)
any form of speed control need to enable QoS on Router right?
that mean any time NAT Boost is Enable for IPTV, we will not be able to use QoS Functionality, that includes Asus Router, is it correct?
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Alex9182 After check my router, YES! you are right, you can see the picture attached.

However, if is your bandwidth throughput is low, basically you can't see the different.

If is HyppTV, actually TM have a dedicated bandwidth.

Possible to tell us more what you trying to achieve? So everyone from here can learn together.



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soonwai
post Mar 21 2018, 10:33 AM


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QUOTE(Alex9182 @ Mar 20 2018, 03:11 PM)
any form of speed control need to enable QoS on Router right?
that mean any time NAT Boost is Enable for IPTV, we will not be able to use QoS Functionality, that includes Asus Router, is it correct?
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Speed control and QoS are 2 separate things which can be dis/enabled independently.

That’s correct, no QoS when Boost is on. Generally speaking, in order for the above to work, “NAT Boost” needs to be disabled because “NAT Boost” allows traffic to bypass the CPU (to speed things up) whereas speed control and QoS requires the cpu’s attention so it can exercise some form of control.

NAT Boost is also why a cheap router can handle a 500mbps internet connection which normally requires a much more expensive router.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Mar 21 2018, 10:42 AM
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QUOTE(pl95077 @ Mar 21 2018, 09:31 AM)
Alex9182 After check my router, YES! you are right, you can see the picture attached.

However, if is your bandwidth throughput is low, basically you can't see the different.

If is HyppTV, actually TM have a dedicated bandwidth.

Possible to tell us more what you trying to achieve? So everyone from here can learn together.
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i want to set speed limit on guest wifi while enable NAT Boost for Hyppe TV, but not seems to find this feature on TP-Link Archer C7 V4.

if any one know how to set it please share the method. smile.gif
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Mar 21 2018, 10:33 AM)
Speed control and QoS are 2 separate things which can be dis/enabled independently.

That’s correct, no QoS when Boost is on. Generally speaking, in order for the above to work, “NAT Boost” needs to be disabled because “NAT Boost” allows traffic to bypass the CPU (to speed things up) whereas speed control and QoS requires the cpu’s attention so it can exercise some form of control.

NAT Boost is also why a cheap router can handle a 500mbps internet connection which normally requires a much more expensive router.
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oh, good to know that, this mean there are router that can enable Hyppe TV (turn on NAT Boost) while setting speed limit on guest wifi?

which model can do that, pls recommend. smile.gif
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QUOTE(Alex9182 @ Mar 22 2018, 11:23 AM)
oh, good to know that, this mean there are router that can enable Hyppe TV (turn on NAT Boost) while setting speed limit on guest wifi?

which model can do that, pls recommend. smile.gif
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I'm not clear on what you want to do and I'm not familiar with TP-Link but here goes.
1. HyppTV doesn't use NAT so I'm not sure why you're asking about this specifically.
2. NAT Boost affects the whole router. On will disable speed limit (and QoS). But off or on should have no effect on HyppTV traffic.

On a my router, a Mikrotik, same thing applies.
1. NAT Boost called Fasttrack here also must be off for any QoS or speed limit to work.
2. HyppTV traffic is accelerated (not for increased speed, more for less CPU usage) by another component called Fastpath. This works even when Fasttrack is off.
3. There's a 3rd way and that is to offload HyppTV traffic to the switch chip. This is the fastest, practically 0% cpu usage.
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Mar 22 2018, 12:23 PM)
I'm not clear on what you want to do and I'm not familiar with TP-Link but here goes.
1. HyppTV doesn't use NAT so I'm not sure why you're asking about this specifically.
2. NAT Boost affects the whole router. On will disable speed limit (and QoS). But off or on should have no effect on HyppTV traffic.

On a my router, a Mikrotik, same thing applies.
1. NAT Boost called Fasttrack here also must be off for any QoS or speed limit to work.
2. HyppTV traffic is accelerated (not for increased speed, more for less CPU usage) by another component called Fastpath. This works even when Fasttrack is off.
3. There's a 3rd way and that is to offload HyppTV traffic to the switch chip. This is the fastest, practically 0% cpu usage.
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on Archer C1200, i remember turn off NAT Boost, HyppTV not working.
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QUOTE(Alex9182 @ Mar 22 2018, 04:07 PM)
on Archer C1200, i remember turn off NAT Boost, HyppTV not working.
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It shouldn't be, NAT Boost on/off should not affect HyppTV, but I don't know. Maybe C1200 owners can chime in.
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Mar 22 2018, 12:23 PM)
I'm not clear on what you want to do and I'm not familiar with TP-Link but here goes.
1. HyppTV doesn't use NAT so I'm not sure why you're asking about this specifically.
2. NAT Boost affects the whole router. On will disable speed limit (and QoS). But off or on should have no effect on HyppTV traffic.

On a my router, a Mikrotik, same thing applies.
1. NAT Boost called Fasttrack here also must be off for any QoS or speed limit to work.
2. HyppTV traffic is accelerated (not for increased speed, more for less CPU usage) by another component called Fastpath. This works even when Fasttrack is off.
3. There's a 3rd way and that is to offload HyppTV traffic to the switch chip. This is the fastest, practically 0% cpu usage.
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3rd option is the cheapest n easiest way, , get the rm100 tplink smart switch n ur good to go

Can refer here for more info https://www.blacktubi.com/guide/make-any-ro...-work-on-unifi/

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QUOTE(enduser @ Mar 22 2018, 06:02 PM)
3rd option is the cheapest n easiest way, , get the rm100 tplink smart switch n ur good to go

Can refer here for more info https://www.blacktubi.com/guide/make-any-ro...-work-on-unifi/
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Yeah, that'll work. Cheap and easy.

However, what I'm talking about above is doing the offload to the switch chip on the same router which is doing the routing for the internet. Separate switch not needed. So the switch chip inside the Mikrotik router handles vlan600 and the router's cpu handles vlan500.
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I bought a TPLink Archer MR200 for CCTV usage... bought Digi broadband as well. I can connect&view the cctv via mobile app (provided by the manufacturer), but when I try to access using my office computer, it does not work. As I understand, it has to do with Private and Public IP. Anyone got solution? if not its ok, my main question is below.

I enabled remote access. added no-ip.com but unable to remote access my router, in case I wanted to re-boot or something.
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QUOTE(gerald7 @ Mar 26 2018, 12:56 PM)
I bought a TPLink Archer MR200 for CCTV usage... bought Digi broadband as well. I can connect&view the cctv via mobile app (provided by the manufacturer), but when I try to access using my office computer, it does not work. As I understand, it has to do with Private and Public IP. Anyone got solution? if not its ok, my main question is below.

I enabled remote access. added no-ip.com but unable to remote access my router, in case I wanted to re-boot or something.
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Bro, the mobile providers are only going to issue you with private IP. You won't get public IP from them.

You won't be able to remote access, even if you use no-ip as you can't port-forward, as you have a private IP. No-IP just helps you to update your dynamic IP address, but has nothing to do with helping you with port-forwarding.
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QUOTE(SilentVampire @ Mar 26 2018, 01:02 PM)
Bro, the mobile providers are only going to issue you with private IP. You won't get public IP from them.

You won't be able to remote access, even if you use no-ip as you can't port-forward, as you have a private IP. No-IP just helps you to update your dynamic IP address, but has nothing to do with helping you with port-forwarding.
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okay. thank you. I guess no solution then biggrin.gif have to drive 2 hours to reset LOL

or maybe set a timer.

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QUOTE(gerald7 @ Mar 27 2018, 08:30 AM)
okay. thank you. I guess no solution then biggrin.gif have to drive 2 hours to reset LOL

or maybe set a timer.
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Turns out the solution to remote into my NVR was solved... use Windows version of the software.
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Hi,

I m currently using default WLAN router ,RG 4332 provided by tm and it is started to give me problem.

Am looking for compatible replacement for RG4332.

Any suitable router from TP link? I am still using VDSL 2, not FTTH

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