Qos question about source ports

[bobyang]

Hi,

I open my home router WAN port to for my office IPs range. so I can watch the traffic when I am in the office and change configurations. (port 443, and 22). sometimes, my roommates take all the bandwidth, so page load is super slow to my home router. I just wonder how to set it up in Qos because I don't see the option of "source ports"

I did that in totatousb, "WAN MAC address, source port 443 & 22 = Highest" and it works fine. However, not sure how to do it in Asus..

thanks!

Bob

 

[bobyang]

I cannot find anywhere on the web UI. so I end up using post-firewall with iptables instead. hope this helps.

thanks

 

[L&LD]

Would love to see a tutorial on your method!

 

[bobyang]

I just tried using nvram way, it seems it is easier, but I am not sure if it work.... please let me know if anyone has a chance to test it. thanks!

1. login into router through telnet or ssh
2. after login, type this "nvram show | grep qos_rulelist". For example, you may get this return:
   qos_rulelist=<web>>80,443>tcp>0~4999>2<File>>20,21,989,990,80,443,8080>tcp>5000~>3
   
3. before the setting, add your mac address in and ports you want to set priority in to telent/ssh command, eg. nvram set qos_rulelist="<RouterWAN>60:A4:4C:aa:aa:aa>22,443>tcp/udp>>1<RouterLAN>60:A4:4C:bb:bb:bb>22,443>tcp/udp>>1<web>>80,443>tcp>0~4999>2<File>>20,21,989,990,80,443,8080>tcp>5000~>3"
   
4. in telnet or ssh, type "nvram commit"
5. test it if it works... (I cannot find a way to see qos classification traffic like tomatousb, so please let me know if it works)

thanks!