I'm surprised more people don't use QoS, it's so darn useful! But, I get that it can be complicated to set up and that if you have enough bandwidth it becomes less of an issue. As an example, I've put 50 concurrent users through a 2Mbps connection before and could only do so effectively with QoS prioritizing traffic. Although I know this is not the typical usage for this home device.
But even for a home network, the idea of a single Steam download or large software update making FaceTime/Skype calls lag or chop up, even though I'm on a 25Mbps connection, just chews me up.
So... here's another huge vote for QoS, which I know is still on the to-do list, and thanks again for everything you do for this awesome router!
This hasn't stopped me from trying to set it up though. Lars says "it's not working properly", but I'm not sure if this means it's completely inoperable, or if the UI just isn't linked properly. Barring any further insight from Lars or someone else at Securifi, has anyone else had any luck with the implementation as-is?
I can see it is affecting the traffic on my network, but I don't think priority rules are being applied. My total upstream throughput seems to be determined by my lowest-priority rule. That's about as far as I have gotten in my tests so far.
FWIW, I the easiest QoS implementation I've ever seen has been in Tomato, and the best performance I've seen has been in dd-wrt.