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BSNL FTTH slow speed and high latency
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Latency:
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9 ms
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12 ms
Results without QoS enabled:
www.waveform.com
With QoS:
Bufferbloat and Internet Speed Test - Waveform
performed the test multiple times sometimes it's good, sometimes its okesish.
It seems it solves the latency issue as of now, but cant use the full bandwidth. Thank You.
Unloaded
9 ms
Loaded
12 ms
Results without QoS enabled:
Bufferbloat and Internet Speed Test - Waveform
View the full results, and test your own bufferbloat
With QoS:
Bufferbloat and Internet Speed Test - Waveform
performed the test multiple times sometimes it's good, sometimes its okesish.
It seems it solves the latency issue as of now, but cant use the full bandwidth. Thank You.
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it does have open-wrt support, couldn't switch because of tether app, that helps me control the app from anywhere.
Helps me to configure any problem or do any changes when im not in home.
Helps me to configure any problem or do any changes when im not in home.
@sayantan45 you can use ddns to access complete router configuration from anywhere. Same like the ddns feature of TP-Link. App offers little features but ddns will give full access.
If feasible then do some research over the benefits of openwrt and see if you want to upgrade. SQM does help over the tp link QoS feature. If multiple device use internet simultaneously then tp link QoS will sacrifice latency to provide speeds.
If feasible then do some research over the benefits of openwrt and see if you want to upgrade. SQM does help over the tp link QoS feature. If multiple device use internet simultaneously then tp link QoS will sacrifice latency to provide speeds.
Sure will take a look at that. Also im new how to mention someone?
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@!!..PD..!! Hi the bufferbloat problem you talked about is on my router side or LCO side? QoS has mostly fixed the, still noticible in some senarios. Will do some research on Open-wrt for my router today.
Why not test it on openwrt and see for yourself?
My Mercusys router had no openwrt support so I bought Asus router and it gives stable latency with QoS:
www.waveform.com
My Mercusys router had no openwrt support so I bought Asus router and it gives stable latency with QoS:
Bufferbloat and Internet Speed Test - Waveform
View the full results, and test your own bufferbloat