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TheMG Premium Member join:2007-09-04 Canada MikroTik RB450G Cisco DPC3008 Cisco SPA112	TheMG to Ragu9 Premium Member 2010-Jun-3 6:50 pm to Ragu9 Re: QoS at Teksavvy level Get a router that can do downstream QoS. I don't know what consumer grade routers can do it though, there must be something out there. I haven't been keeping up with the latest home routers though (ever since I started messing around with Mikrotik...).
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Packet Loss Packet Loss Premium Member join:2005-06-12 Guelph, ON 3 edits	Packet Loss Premium Member 2010-Jun-3 6:52 pm said by TheMG: Get a router that can do downstream QoS. I don't know what consumer grade routers can do it though, there must be something out there. I haven't been keeping up with the latest home routers though (ever since I started messing around with Mikrotik...). I have DLink DIR 625 with QoS supported. I bought it like 2 years ago but the downside of DIR 625 router is SLOW. I had to turn off QoS otherwise it will keep on freezing up due I have 8-9 devices connected to it. It costs $70 for that router. To be honest on my next purchase. I would get $100+ one just to be sure of better performance supporting more devices. edited: I meant turn off/disable QoS.
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34764170 (banned) join:2007-09-06 Etobicoke, ON	34764170 (banned) to TheMG Member 2010-Jun-3 6:56 pm to TheMG said by TheMG: Get a router that can do downstream QoS. I don't know what consumer grade routers can do it though, there must be something out there. I haven't been keeping up with the latest home routers though (ever since I started messing around with Mikrotik...). He wants QoS for the download side of the connection, not upload. That HAS to be done at the TSI side, period.
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TheMG Premium Member join:2007-09-04 Canada MikroTik RB450G Cisco DPC3008 Cisco SPA112	TheMG to Packet Loss Premium Member 2010-Jun-3 6:59 pm to Packet Loss said by Packet Loss: I bought it like 2 years ago but the downside of DIR 625 router is SLOW. I had to turn off QoS otherwise it will keep on freezing up due I have 8-9 devices connected to it. Figures. Can't expect much from overpriced consumer junk I suppose... Would be pretty cool if QoS was done at the ISP side and be user-configurable. I don't know how feasible it is, but it would be awesome. Just log in to a TSI web page, select what protocols/ports you want prioritized and how much bandwidth to allocate, and you're done. Probably a pipe dream though, I imagine that would require a lot of resources for an ISP to do that.
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Packet Loss Packet Loss Premium Member join:2005-06-12 Guelph, ON	Packet Loss Premium Member 2010-Jun-3 7:01 pm said by TheMG: said by Packet Loss: I bought it like 2 years ago but the downside of DIR 625 router is SLOW. I had to turn off QoS otherwise it will keep on freezing up due I have 8-9 devices connected to it. Figures. Can't expect much from overpriced consumer junk I suppose... Would be pretty cool if QoS was done at the ISP side and be user-configurable. I don't know how feasible it is, but it would be awesome. Just log in to a TSI web page, select what protocols/ports you want prioritized and how much bandwidth to allocate, and you're done. Probably a pipe dream though, I imagine that would require a lot of resources for an ISP to do that. A CP like OpenDNS network control that would be great but in this case TSI needed to hire some web programmer for the interfaces.
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Bskll join:2004-02-02 Toronto, ON	Bskll Member 2010-Jun-3 7:31 pm ummm, just buy wrt54gl and put tomato on it, booom you got QOS.
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needFiber join:2009-10-14	needFiber Member 2010-Jun-3 7:39 pm Tomato can do downstream QOS?
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