QoS or Quality of Service is equivalent to traffic shaping but with packet prioritization, application classification and queuing at congestion points
With QoS on OpenWrt you can prioritize network traffic selected by the addresses, ports or services.
QoS advantages
- Guarantees bandwidth for key applications and users.
- Can put off the need for faster network infrastructure.
- Can help in network planning by measuring and managing traffic flow.
Installation And Configuration
Step 1. Install QoS Packages on OpenWRT from LuCI Interfaces- Select tabs System - Software
- Click Update List
- In Download and install packages type "luci-app-qos" then click ok
- Select tabs Network - QoS
- Check Enable , Check Calculate Overhead (To reduce traffic latency)
- In Download speed and Upload speed column by Speedtest then convert it to kbit/s (Calculation tools)
- Classification Rules is the application or packet priority rules for the network traffic
- Enter the port and protocol of the application (e.g. SSH : 22 , DNS : 53 , Web Services : 80)
- Then select protocol : (e.g. TCP , UDP , ICMP , or ALL)
You not need to explicitly set anything to this class Low - is only allocated bandwidth when the remaining classes are idle. Use this class for P2P services and downloading services like FTP
Step 4. Start and enable QoS
- Select tabs System - Startup
- Find in initscript - QoS
- Click enabled and start
Notes
- You can change some PC Priority Add Static IP (Network - DHCP - Static Leases) then Source Host the PC IP , Destination Host all
- You can search the application port from Google's search (e.g. Steam required ports, Google Play store port number, PS4 port numbers, and Netflix Port Number)
- If you need some application or services run smoothly change the port number of the application to Express or Priority
- If QoS doesn't work try reducing Upload speed to 80% and slightly reduce the Download Speed to calibrate the settings
- To optimize your Internet Traffic don't use Qos with Wshaper for optimal performance
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