It should be good enough, however exempt means that it is not included in shaping. So technically its exempt first... then premium and so on. Not sure why the other guy doesn't understand basic english. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/exempt


-Vin

lol....thats the problem. if my english serves me well. exempt meaning it will be left untouched, as stated in their wiki as well.

but then on the lower part of their wiki, the one that i quoted from. it says that the prioritized settings will have priority over exempt. i also confused, so to be on the safe side i just made whoever i wanna give priority to have premium, then the rest go to either express or bulk. did it on both physical port and MAC address just to double confirm

but does this take up more processing power on the router? or should i just leave physical ports as exempted, then i set the QoS on the MAC address instead. so the router only needs to process it on the MAC address, instead of processing it twice on the physical and then MAC address.

please advice! thanks!

You can try both and experience it :-)

From that you can know which one is better

You also can use rflow to monitor packets

hmmmm.....i guess i can do it ler, but abit troublesome coz i'll need to set it then monitor. so if anyone here has experience in this can just point me into the right direction?

i'm using rflow all the while to monitor the usage of each pc so i can catch the culprits.

Install a firewall like monowall so u can manage ur network more efficiently, using this setup will totally block the culprit since u only enabled the allowed ports to work 100% effective

ohhh no, i actually dun wanna block the port totally, coz the router is in my room. if i wanna block it totally, i can just unplug the cable it's just that my siblings are torrenting non-stop 24/7. by right policy is that torrenting can only start after 12am

so since they don't listen, i'll have to set them to bulk and myself to Premium.

i wonder does the bittorent services in the services list of QoS works? thought of configuring that also to set at bulk.

it has been supported since last year in August im im not mistaken

tried the v24-sp2. wrt54gl cannot established ppoe connection for some unknoen reason. Have to revert back to v24-sp1.

Restore to factory default then try again config the ppoe :-) it should works. Use the reset button for 30 seconds

This post has been edited by MX510: Jun 28 2009, 08:41 AM

I tried everything including restore to default factory. Still no wan ip.

Use the web flash to revert back to older version v24 sp1 is stable :-)

Hai semua..

I'm a fan of dd-wrt firmware.
i'm already flash dlink, asus and buffalo.

But never flash linksys GL.
its GL can beat buffalo?
Because i think need to change becoz buffalo WHR HP G54 is limited curently.
The price gain so high.

V24 SP2 Beta for Professional DD-WRT is out :-) much more stable manage to flash my Senao EOC-2610 yesterday :-) running like charm . If u select country Malaysia it will run max 500mW according to MCMC regulations.

Hi All,

We are pleased to announce that Asus WL-520gC Broad Range Wireless Router is able to support DD-WRT firmware too.

This model use the US Broadcom chipset that supports 125Mbps High Speed Mode and Broad Range technology provide 300% more coverage and 135% faster speeds when compared to 802.11g.





Click on the links below for more info.

ScanArt pls flash it and post ur screenshot here

Hi there..

I'm replying on behalf of Scanart.

Our server is running under DD-WRT via Asus 520gc. I've taken screenshots as below :







This post has been edited by cojackkoh: Jul 11 2009, 12:33 PM

its proven that ASUS WL520GC can be flashed with DD-WRTv24-sp2 MICRO,
i flashed it with success

mine's here:



in order for this to work, you need:

1)be sure to downgrade to asus firmware 2.0.0.8

2)use ddwrt-v24sp2 micro with ssh version (NEWD)

This post has been edited by leopardus: Jul 12 2009, 12:22 PM

Have you all updated your ddwrt?
http://yltan.com/blog/dd-wrt-vulnerability...nd-http-server/

is there any way possible to monitor each wireless client connected to my router separately?

im using dd-wrt v24sp1 on wrt54gl

i can c da graph showing total bandwidth, but i prefer to have a record of individual bandwidth monitoring...

Install RFLOW

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Added on July 30, 2009, 12:56 pmNew Builds Update available here

http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv2/down.php?pa...7-21-09-r12533/



This post has been edited by MX510: Jul 30 2009, 12:56 PM