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I have one box on my wall with only one line coming out. The cable runs from it to my bridged Actiontec gateway, then I have the ERX connected to that and my N66U as an access point connected to the ERX. My gaming PC is on ethernet, not wireless. I do not have any telephone service so I don't...

I'm not sure how exactly to find the signal info, but maybe it's in one of these three screenshots: View: https://imgur.com/a/OJN9HOA Sadly this is my only option for a wired ISP. I'm paying about $80/month as well..

I'm using an Asus N66U as a wireless access point connected to eth4/PoE OUT on the ERX. I'd like to keep my 5 speeds but my ISP always suggests lowering it to 3.

Well, that's a whole different problem I've been having actually.. For some reason my DSLreport ratings simply won't load. This only started yesterday, but before then my bufferbloat ratings were D without QoS and anywhere from D to B with QoS. Yes, extreme packetloss while gaming (60%-100%)...

There seems to be no issues when I'm the only one using bandwidth but as soon as someone in the house loads a YouTube video or even just browses the web I encounter these problems. The connection must be overloaded... Can you point me in the direction of any guides that would help me figure...

I've already followed those guides and was able to setup SQM QoS, but it just doesn't seem to be working. I've tried both eth0 and pppoe0 as the WAN Interface and I've also tried setting anywhere from 95% to 50% of my bandwidth, both up and down. Still experiencing major packet loss.

Hey guys, I've been having very bad bufferbloat as of late. I'm trying to setup QOS to prioritize gaming but so far I've had no real improvements. I'm using an Ubiquiti Edgerouter X and I've tried SQM but it doesn't seem to work. My speeds are 5/0.5. Can someone guide me through a basic QOS setup?