>> Thank you, how is qos-scripts? Is it easy to use and powerful, or >> missing one or the other? > > It's powerful, but has no GUI. You'll need to > edit /etc/config/qos-scripts (I can't recall the exact file name, but > that's close), and set your bandwidth and what traffic goes in what > levels. Then start it and set it to run at boot, and you're done. > > If you want a GUI for QOS on a home router, DD-WRT is the best choice. > That opinion may not be popular on this list, but it's true.
It is not true that there is no GUI. I use luci-app-qos (that requires qos-scripts) as GUI and it works very good. My installation is now about 1 year old, so I guess there could also be a more updated and advanced GUI now. Saverio _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
