Hi, currently I got Skyworth GN630V combo router, may I know why the buffer bloat for upload latency is higher than download? Isn't that the buffer bloat for Fibre Optics should be lower on both download and upload?

I tried to setup as a bridge mode based on the screenshot provided earlier. However, I cannot connect it to my Asus Router. May I know any area need to setup to establish the connection?

Already done this part. In fact, previously I was using ZTE modem with Asus Router. No problem at all.


Already done this part. In fact, previously I was using ZTE modem with Asus Router. No problem at all.

If the ISP Profile set to None in LAN > IPTV from Asus Router. The VOIP will it work if I set the stock TM router to Bridge Mode?

May I know how to set IPv6 based on Public DNS for Skyworth GN630V?

May I know the reason why I use stock Skyworth router, the upload latency only 1ms and if I change to Asus Router, the upload latency went up to 100ms++? The download latency is fine for both but upload latency is huge different. Any Asus router settings need to adjust to lower down the latency for upload?

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Aug 10 2024, 09:48 AM

Duplicated.

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Aug 10 2024, 09:47 AM

PPPOE.

PPPOE and Skyworth set to Bridge Mode.

Even I use my ZTE modem + Asus Router. The upload latency also went up.

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Aug 10 2024, 10:35 AM

Yes. I found out a solution. Try to clear your browser history and cache. The surfing speed will restore back to normal.

I tried earlier to set the QOS accordingly. However, the download speed will limit to 50% speed. Without QOS will back to normal download speed but upload latency went up. But Jitter (ms) is fine. Last time before I signed up the new SWU package, this issue never happened. After switched to SWU 4.0 package, this problem happen. Despite I swapped between ZTE and Skyworth router (set as bridge mode), both configuration getting similar outcome. If I use back Skyworth router as main router, both the download and upload latency is fine. It seems like our ISP need us to use the stock router in order to fully utilized the speed.

Indeed TM started blocking port 853. Now the only thing can unblock is using VPN.

Anyone can guide me how to configure QOS for Asus Router. If let's say I got 500mbps package, how to set the download and upload MB if select under Adaptive QOS with Manual Settings? I tried to set download and upload with 8% to 10% more than the bandwidth range, still cannot achieve the best result. If set exactly the same download and upload MB, the download speed will reduce by half. If no QOS, the upload latency will goes up.

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Sep 2 2024, 01:10 PM

When I ping for 500mbps, the latency for upload similar like the screenshot here. Ignored the download speed as I taken it from some other user result. Somemore I'm on LAN cable. By right the latency should be at minimum level if QOS is disable.

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Sep 2 2024, 02:21 PM


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I'm currently using Asus RT-AX3000 router. Will the Asus router unable to cope with 500mbps speed?

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Sep 2 2024, 02:30 PM

Yes. You may click on this link https://browserleaks.com/dns to find out whether Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS or etc still running as per usual or all redirected to TM DNS?

For those that using own router, did you encounter similar redirected issue? Stock router already hard coded and unable to use alternate DNS.

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Sep 2 2024, 05:09 PM

Are you using your own router or stock router? Even DOH and DOT both is not working. I already tested.

This post has been edited by Jeffreynsx: Sep 2 2024, 05:10 PM

I think for the time being only can use VPN. They hard coded it.

They will implement it in batch by batch.

Time to use Starlink once the speed get boosted.

I tried it earlier. If you close the browser and open back, you no longer able to access the webpage.