[SOLVED] Qos classification

[magzzy124]

I am really new to this and I have been suffering high ping while I was gaming.
I want to set a priority to my pc.. and then I saw this.

https://imgur.com/uLSopx4

View: https://imgur.com/uLSopx4


Can you help me and fill this up, for the best possible performance?
My router is ZXHN H168N V3.1.

 

[kanewolf]

QOS will only change something IF you have low bandwidth ISP connection and you are fully utilizing your bandwidth. Do you have that situation ?

 

[magzzy124]

QOS will only change something IF you have low bandwidth ISP connection and you are fully utilizing your bandwidth. Do you have that situation ?

Exactly that situation. YES!

 

[kanewolf]

Exactly that situation. YES!

Are you using a wired connection to your router?

 

[magzzy124]

Are you using a wired connection to your router?

Yes.

 

[kanewolf]

Yes.

I think you could start by entering your MAC address and setting the classification result at the bottom to high priority.
The problem is that this only prioritizes your traffic IN YOUR ROUTER. Once it leaves the router, no changes.

 

[magzzy124]

I think you could start by entering your MAC address and setting the classification result at the bottom to high priority.
The problem is that this only prioritizes your traffic IN YOUR ROUTER. Once it leaves the router, no changes.

I am only planning to prioritize traffic in my router.. I entered my mc adress. In traffic class option I can enter values from 1-1024. What should I put in next?

 

[gggplaya]

Go here and run the speedtest when you're experiencing lag. It will tell you if you have buffer bloat: http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest

If you do, normal QOS won't be that good. I would only use a form of FQ_Codel SQM management to help with your lag. I would get a normal ADSL modem and a router that supports DDWRT with FQ_Codel. Or a ubiquity Edgerouter X and use your router as an access point for wifi.

 

[magzzy124]

Go here and run the speedtest when you're experiencing lag. It will tell you if you have buffer bloat: http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest

If you do, normal QOS won't be that good. I would only use a form of FQ_Codel SQM management to help with your lag. I would get a normal ADSL modem and a router that supports DDWRT with FQ_Codel. Or a ubiquity Edgerouter X and use your router as an access point for wifi.

I am experiencing huge bufferbloat.

 

[gggplaya]

Read up on FQ_Codel and newer implementations like CAKE.

Here's a video of the cheap Edgerouter X.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-g2P3R84dw

 

[gggplaya]

FQ_Codel and newer algorithms like CAKE, use up alot of processor power to work. They really do help with bufferbloat, but since they require so much processing power. Most consumer grade routers don't have it. The Edgerouter X only has enough processing power to shape up to about 150mbps internet. You need a more powerful router if you have faster internet. Most high end ARM based routers would probably max out at about 400-500mbps.

I gave up using an off the shelf router, even high end routers due to the lack of processing power, and instead built my own router using an old desktop computer and 2 Intel server grade network cards($15 each, used). I loaded it with OpenWRT and because it has a desktop class processor, it can fully shape 1gigabit internet without issue using the advanced CAKE algorithm.