ColonicBoom

I’ve just tested QoS and both up and down works fine for me. Zen gives me 300+ upload, 400+ download, I dragged the sliders down to 100mb on both and ookla test gave me the correct result. Tested again down to 20mb on both and that too was correctly applied. Must a conflict elsewhere that is causing a problem because it’s all good for me so far. To clarify: I’m not using passthrough or piggybacking with DHCP disabled, I’ve completely removed the router Zen provided (Fritzbox 7350), and I’m only using the XR700 (up to date firmware downloaded via the admin interface) straight from the ONT. Aside from struggling to find the right place to enter the VLAN ID, it all seems to be working. Full speeds with QoS disabled and exactly the right result reported through speed tests with it enabled.

How come, is it bugged?

Found it. it’s vlan / bridge by vlan tag group edit > vlan id

Moved over to Zen fibre, first time I’ve ever had to use PPPoE settings. It’s obvious where the login and password go but where do you have to enter the vlan tag and what other settings do you need to change? I’ve tried all sorts of combinations and can’t get an internet connection at all. cheers

I'd guess it's related to the two warnings in the screenshot

It's got nothing to do with modems frequently used in the UK, most UK ISPs don't even provide a modem. They provide useless all-in-one hubs which we often replace ourselves. And most of the 'Best' list are not UK specific modems either, I've never even known anyone that had any of them in the UK.

Huawai HG612 is the dogs danglers, it's what Flatley uses for uninterrupted maximum pwnage.

the price was high, 3rd degree carpet burns

That's what I was going to post, lol. Thanks lads.

It's my birthday! (not this month though)

if you're on Xbox One, that's happening because it's the only bank of dedicated servers for Europe (Western Europe at least). As in, there is nothing to resolve unless you want to play on P2P (unfortunately).

Me too! A specific amount rather than a %. Make sure you remember to post this in the development thread for 'Device Prioritisation' when it gets started (although I will be posting this and I expect it's already on the books as it's well requested in the 'suggestions' thread already.

Me too, if you could share the link Raddy it'd be much appreciated. I won't use it in here though, at least not while you still are of course

Nice one Bags, you cack-handed team-killing northern monkey

I mainly want to know who is hammering it more-or-less live - when I notice that my 'late night stream' is buffered to hell and my downloads are slower than usual. But how much they have been using historically (even if it's just a day or so) would be very useful, when they pretend they weren't the culprit and I can then provide proof, haha, and then I can fetch my whacking stick. I'd really like to be able to assign colours to devices as I can't tell some of them apart. Especially when I have to check the colour at the top (and that section takes up a lot more space than is necessary) and scroll down to try to match it up. And I'd like to be able to group devices to users so I could just see 'Tom' is hammering bandwidth at the moment. (the same grouping for prioritisation would be awesome - but that's another development thread) I'm not really sure what the point of clicking on the peaks of the graphs is either, it brings up a circle which generally tells me HTTP / HTTPS, doesn't seem particularly useful but probably because I don't know what I'm supposed to do with it.