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  1. squidbilly

    AutoBW: Automatically set QoS bandwidth using spdMerlin

    What do these commands show: tc class show dev br0 | head -n20 tc class show dev eth0 | head -n20
  2. squidbilly

    AutoBW: Automatically set QoS bandwidth using spdMerlin

    #Test Mode (run and calculate but do not make any changes) # meaning no "nvram commit" or "tc class change" commands # will be executed # 1 = test mode (no changes), 0 = make permenant changes test_mode=1
  3. squidbilly

    AutoBW: Automatically set QoS bandwidth using spdMerlin

    Sure, just change it in the top (configuration part) of the AutoBW script to whatever works for you. #Scale average values by this factor # Adjust to optimize bufferbloat and quality grade at DSLreports.com down_scale_factor=0.85 up_scale_factor=0.85
  4. squidbilly

    AutoBW: Automatically set QoS bandwidth using spdMerlin

    It has been updated to v1.4 which addresses the issue maghuro posted about earlier.
  5. squidbilly

    AutoBW: Automatically set QoS bandwidth using spdMerlin

    Just updated so that AutoBW will now check to make sure you have spdMerlin v3.3.2 or greater. This will ensure calculated speeds are not influenced (and are thus rendered inaccurate) by QoS.
  6. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Created new thread for AutoBW I hope it is useful.
  7. squidbilly

    AutoBW: Automatically set QoS bandwidth using spdMerlin

    AutoBW Automatically set QoS BandWidth Last Updated on 4/5/2020 to v1.5 Set QoS upload/download bandwidth using spdMerlin (via Ookla speedtests) Requires bc and spdMerlin (v3.3.2 or greater) Execute the following command to download: curl...
  8. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Sure, working on it now. I will likely start a new thread for it but will link to it in this thread.
  9. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Thanks. Yours is a more eloquent and widely applicable solution I think. I will update AutoBW to check for those rules and warn if not found.
  10. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Maybe this is a problem specific to FreshJr QoS only, but in my experience, spdMerlin download traffic is not altered by QoS. Even in setting my QoS download BW to say 5 Mbps ... spdMerlin still shows download speeds for me > 20 Mbps. Conversely, setting my QoS upload BW to 1 Mbps throttles my...
  11. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Just download it (I have it in /jffs/scripts), then chmod 755 AutoBW if needed, and run it. No need to really "Install" it.
  12. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    AutoBW: AUTOmatically set QoS BandWidth speeds using spdMerlin A few (big)notable changes from the script I posted earlier in this thread: - No longer requires bash: just bc and spdMerlin - No longer disables/enables QoS to run speedtest. The spdMerlin upload/download packets are not throttled...
  13. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Make sure bash and bc (via entware) and spdMerlin are installed ... and just run the script by typing its name.
  14. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Why are you invoking "sh"? Why not just execute "/jffs/scripts/autoqos"? Do you have bash installed?
  15. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Using same preferred server: Running script with QoS enabled: ===== Averages: ===== Download Speed: 17.393 Mbps Upload Speed: .650 Mbps Running script with QoS disabled: ===== Averages: ===== Download Speed: 18.530 Mbps Upload Speed: 3.746 Mbps So, for me at least, having QoS enabled does...
  16. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Not sure, but maybe edit /jffs/addons/spdmerlin.d/config with your PREFERREDSERVER and make sure USEPREFERRED=true
  17. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    I hope this helps somebody ... works ok for me. Again, I am not very proficient at coding, just needed something that works for me. #!/opt/bin/bash ###################################################################### # SET-BW-SPEEDS # Set QoS upload/download speeds using Ookla speedtests and...
  18. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Sure, no problem. Let me clean it up a bit and I will share it. Please understand that I am far from being a good coder, but it is working as expected so far. It uses bash and bc as well as spdMerlin or course. I use cron to run the script approx. 3-4 times a day ... during each execution of the...
  19. squidbilly

    [Release] FreshJR Adaptive QOS (Improvements / Custom Rules / and Inner workings)

    Hello. I have ATT fixed wireless internet and the speed can unfortunately fluctuate (sometimes significantly). They guarantee at least 1Mbps up and 10MBps down and for the most part it is above those limits. I am using a script and spdMerlin data to set the QoS bandwidth limits (with FreshJr...
  20. squidbilly

    RT-AC66U and TP-Link Gigabit Switch

    I didn't think it mattered to be honest. I thought the switch was merely an extension of the router's built-in ports, so I just plugged the NAS directly into the router since it was physically closer to it. The NAS is plugged into the router only and not into the switch. The AC66 is in wireless...
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