I am sure that this has been discussed someone, but for the life of me, I - nor Google - appear to be able to find it.
The goal:
two WiFi networks
the ‘guest’ network is limited to using 1Mb/s of bandwidth
From reading online, the way that this is implemented in Linux is via traffic control (tc) and then by associating queuing disciplines (qdisc) to an interface. All very complex stuff to be honest.
Not impossible to work out, just time-consuming.
There are some (at least) three installable packages which can set these things up but the guides all say to not install another package if one is already installed.
It is kind of a shame that this feature (specifying a bandwidth limit for a WiFi network) isn’t already part of the web interface; does anyone have an up-to-date pointers on how they did this?
Hi,
Im trying to throttle/limit bandwidth.
Ive installed SQM as many say its better.
My WAN is my tethered phone.
Using it is rinsing data really fast, so want to limit my connection to it.
On my device, in Interfaces, my Tether is named ETH1
BASIC SETTINGS > eth1 and limited UL/DL by 50% from preliminary tests.
QUE DISCIPLINE > cake+piece of cake
LINK LAYER > I’ve tried all three DEFAULT, ADSL & ETH
Ive also done all BASIC SETTING using LAN aswell as ETH1
But everytime my bandwdith UL/DL doesn’t change.
In this thread you talk about it being SPECIFC to devices.
But if that’s the case, then where do I nominate/designate the device?
Or is it QOS that is device specific?
Im stumped on this.
i paid someone techy who knows Open WRT and they said its a firmware glitch.
Im running 18.06 on GLI 3.105.
All the helps files (yours included) say it should work fine.
Really confused.
Any help or nudges from anyone greatly appreciated.