mreckhof
Occasional Visitor
Drastic speed drop between 380.58 and 380.59 on RT-AC56U when using QoS regardless of queue disc, however, I believe I've found a workaround.
I have 5 Mbps down and 25 Mbps up. In .59, my download speeds appear to get locked to 5 Mbps. My upload speeds were fine.
Swapping the Upload and Download params seems to solve the problem. If I put 25 for my Upload speed, and 5 for my Download speed, everything works fine as normal.
In fact, if I put 10 Mbps for my upload speed, my actual download speed seems to get locked at 10 Mbps (I assume there's a rate limit in addition to the queuing). Same goes for if I put 1 Mbps for my Download speed, my actual Upload speed gets locked at 1 Mbps.
It's like the fields are flip flopped.
Going back to .58, no problem.
Edit:
Another interesting thing I just noticed. I configured a 6in4 tunnel to the HE tunnel broker, which I hadn't had setup in a while, and all of my traffic for IPv6 that's download traffic is actually showing as upload to the router, and vice versa. So, for example, right now I'm doing a download via IPv6 but the router is actually showing 25 Mbps of Upload on the Adaptive QoS meters. Note that IPv4 looks normal from a meter perspective (Download shows on the Download meter, Upload on the Upload meter).
I have 5 Mbps down and 25 Mbps up. In .59, my download speeds appear to get locked to 5 Mbps. My upload speeds were fine.
Swapping the Upload and Download params seems to solve the problem. If I put 25 for my Upload speed, and 5 for my Download speed, everything works fine as normal.
In fact, if I put 10 Mbps for my upload speed, my actual download speed seems to get locked at 10 Mbps (I assume there's a rate limit in addition to the queuing). Same goes for if I put 1 Mbps for my Download speed, my actual Upload speed gets locked at 1 Mbps.
It's like the fields are flip flopped.
Going back to .58, no problem.
Edit:
Another interesting thing I just noticed. I configured a 6in4 tunnel to the HE tunnel broker, which I hadn't had setup in a while, and all of my traffic for IPv6 that's download traffic is actually showing as upload to the router, and vice versa. So, for example, right now I'm doing a download via IPv6 but the router is actually showing 25 Mbps of Upload on the Adaptive QoS meters. Note that IPv4 looks normal from a meter perspective (Download shows on the Download meter, Upload on the Upload meter).
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