Thanks. I have done that but still see SOME few mb's detailed as "QUIC" on logs , like say 2mb up and 3mb down . Why would that little amount trickle through ?
| QUIC | Upload1.64 MB | Download 3.70 MB | Total 5.34 MB |
that is odd
Are those figures static or are they increasing? Did you reboot the router to break any existing connections after applying the filter rule?
They increase slightly. Defintely not as many MB's as before I blocked 80 443 and IP6, but still wondering where leakage is . I use 1 Main Router AX6000 and 1 Node (ASUS RT-AC86U AC2900) .
Yep, as per slightly earlier post, I cleared all Logs last night so could see new figures. Is only total 400 KB now (KB not MB) . Is that acceptable or should it be zero ? And thanks
Please focus on THE Question not periphery as this is supposed to be serious forum.I may be missing something here but isn't quic a protocol developed by Google, used in Chrome and Micro$0ft Edge? May also be used by some Google IoT devices?
Stop browsing the Web
| 3.84 MB UP | 6.65 MB DOWN | 10.49 MB TOTAL |
| QUIC | 4.23 MB | 10.83 MB | 15.06 MB |
Yes, but the picture is so small I can't read any of the details.
Ah ok will do new one now. hang on ta. Posted new one below
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