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Alewi
Nov 10, 2019Apprentice
Traffic prioritization help!
Hi nighthawkers, I want to add my ps4 manually to traffic prioritization. The steps are add device, chose a game! Here is the issue... the game I want is pro evolution soccer 2020, which is not liste...
Netduma_Alex
Nov 11, 2019NetDuma Partner
Once all the traffic from a device is added to High Priority traffic, you will no longer be able to limit it's bandwidth as it is all being prioritized.
What you should do is search online for "PES 2020 port forwarding" and put the ports that are listed into the Traffic Prioritization menu.
Alewi
Nov 11, 2019Apprentice
Hi Alex,
I will try it and tell you what gonna happen. Another quistion. Is there any way where I can get the ps4 directly prioritized when I turn it on and before i start a game?
I will try it and tell you what gonna happen. Another quistion. Is there any way where I can get the ps4 directly prioritized when I turn it on and before i start a game?
- Netduma_AlexNov 12, 2019NetDuma Partner
I personally would recommend just using the DumaOS Classified Games option
- AlewiNov 12, 2019ApprenticeI think it is the only way possible. I tried to adjust the input manually and I left the source port as default (1-65535) and I tried many ports for destination port, for example (80). When I do that, the traffic prioritization is triggered as soon as I run the ps4 but I can't use the anti bufferbloat, so I can't control the bandwidth. When I put the source port as (80) and the destination port as (80) the traffic prioritization is not triggered! I tried to cahange the ports and still not triggered. I think it is a software's bug or something. So I will stuck with default Duma sittings. Thank you for your answer.
- Netduma-FraserNov 12, 2019NetDuma PartnerIt's not a bug. Either using DumaOS Classified Games or use the 'Console' service to add the PS4 manually and it will work and allow you to use QoS at the same time.