> A question though, does it act friendly with "qos" package? There are scenarios where I would want to prioritise bandwidth to certain services.
Unfortunately no. All QoS packages (qos-scripts, sqm-scripts) conflict on each other. You can prioritise a device based on its LAN address. It does not need to be a "network address". A host address will do just fine. I use cake as leaf scheduler, which does a pretty nice job on keeping latency low. So, you get both low latency and bandwidth reservation. I would do something like this to allow torrent to use only idle bandwidth but keep chromecast share if needed. (BTW, I must fix network options in my default config in my PR) config class 'lan' list network '192.168.1.0/24' option reserved_downlink '50%' option reserved_uplink '50%' option allowed_downlink '100%' option allowed_uplink '100%' config class 'chromecast' list network '192.168.1.12/32' option reserved_downlink '45%' option reserved_uplink '5%' option allowed_downlink '100%' option allowed_uplink '100%' config class 'torrent' list network '192.168.1.22/32' option reserved_downlink '5%' option reserved_uplink '5%' option allowed_downlink '100%' option allowed_uplink '100%' If chromecast is idle and torrent and lan uses all bandwidth, lan might get a little more than 90% and torrent a little less than 10%. If both lan and chromecast are idle, torrent will use everything. Regards, _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
