Traffic Shaper seems to be broken

[pki]

Have you entered your download speed instead of the 100Mbit in the quote?

[loftyDan]

I did.  But with you having multi-wan, you'd have to combine the downlink speeds, and as far as I understand, that would do nothing to prioritize one link as it got utilized (ie 1 low priority download taking up all of the 4 mb link and a 2nd high priority session on that same link wouldn't take priority because it would appear you still have 2 mb of bandwidth left).

[pki]

So how to set-up the shaper it does not exceed the down-rate on each wan interface?

[eri--]

There are different ways.
One i limiters to enforce on each wan the limits provided by your ISP and shaper to prioritize the upload.

You can create a set of queues on LAN as:

• main link 100mbit
  –WAN1 x mbits/s
  ----1stprio queue
  ----2ndprio queue
  --WAN2 y mbit/s
  ----1stprio queue
  ----2ndprio queue

and on each link categorize the traffic.

[pki]

You can create a set of queues on LAN as:

• main link 100mbit
  –WAN1 x mbits/s
  ----1stprio queue
  ----2ndprio queue
  --WAN2 y mbit/s
  ----1stprio queue
  ----2ndprio queue

Do you mean this on limiter or in shaper?

I can't create the sub-queues on LAN with specified mbit/s :-/

[eri--]

Shaper and depending on your need change the shaper type to something else than PRIQ to enter bandwidth.

[pki]

OK, I have tried, I am not able to configure it.

I will give $20 for anyone who write a walkthrou how to configure the shaper to do download shaping on a one-LAN, two-WAN setup.

[pki]

No one interested or not possible?  ;D

[cmb]

@pki:

No one interested or not possible?  ;D

It's possible :)  Matter of time. We'll get info out there as we can.

[pki]

OOok, waiting  ;D

[pki]

ping-pong  ;D