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QoS bandwidth limiter not working on Netgear RAX80
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QoS bandwidth limiter not working on Netgear RAX80
I just got my new RAX80 installed and setup and all is working well so far. However, even when I enable Dynamic QoS and enter manual bandwidth (vs speed testing), the bandwidth is not limited to whatever I enter manually even after applying it. Is anyone else having this issue? I am trying to get rid of most of the BufferBloat by limiting bandwidth 3-5% is all. Thanks for your help!
In the screenshot below, I tried to limit to 150mbs download but still getting the full 180 my connection does unrestricted. Firmware is the most current available.
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Re: QoS bandwidth limiter not working on Netgear RAX80
Hello blackcoyote13
I will send this issue to the engineers.
Thanks
DarrenM
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Re: QoS bandwidth limiter not working on Netgear RAX80
What is your Internet speed? Maybe you do not need QoS.
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Re: QoS bandwidth limiter not working on Netgear RAX80
Have you tried to disable the QOS renable and then enter the value again?
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Re: QoS bandwidth limiter not working on Netgear RAX80
Not convinced the bandwidth you configure in the QoS settings - which is mainly used as a base for the QoS service allocations (some black magic) - is also supposed to act as a hard bandwidth limitation. Where have you read this is intended to work as a global bandwidth limitation?
We've seen a few users in the past who have tried to install multiple routers on the same Internet connection, and use this setting to adjust the available bandwidth - which came to the same conclusion.
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