first time post btw. how to let my internet prioritize my ethernet? my sister keep using the wifi to open high resolution of youtube videos and it actually makes me dc ( i am using ethernet and she use wifi btw) no way she gt more internet priority than mine. Do comment to let me know what information needed for this help pls.

In your router you might be able to do that. Normally the part named QOS

i can find qos but i not sure what to fill. been searching for priority things on google but nothing have the same page as i. i got queue config and qos classification.

Yes. QOS will help this. What router u are using?

depending on the router you are using. Some router allow you to prioritize based on IP. So you can give your sister a fixed IP and put that IP to lower priority. Though, this feature is not available on cheap routers or those from ISP.

Depends on your router. What are you using?

There're a variety of ways. I'm using Mikrotik so I can do something like:

1. Set 2 queues. All ethernet connected devices to q1 and others to q2.

2. Set a speed limit for wifi so everyone using wifi only gets 10mbps.

3. Even simpler, limit your sibling's device speed to 10mbps. and set yours to infinity.

etc...

i using a router i would say rarely see someone using it so i actually cant find solution of it on google. innacomm w3400v6

edit : router setting page gt qos but i not sure how to set

This post has been edited by Plebs: Sep 28 2017, 11:19 AM

I was wondering about this as well, but my router apparently sucks at QoS.

Linksys WRT1900, it can do loads of things including speed priority, 'parental'control, remote access etc

Most router have the function to limit bandwidth by IP.
Need to rajin dig out the settings.

The best solution is upgrade your unifi speed, no more to argue about the internet issue again with your sister.

limit bandwidth in router

Get yourself a decent router like TP-Link or Asus or D-Link which are way better than Innacomm…..

In those routers, they have MAC filtering & QoS.

You can configured your MAC address to have the highest priority in the QoS setting page.