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    Shaper: Webinterface traffic -> default queue. Normal behavior?

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      mxx
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I have set my default queue to be very slow, because I wanted to make sure any uncategorised traffic goes there.
      I noticed that accessing the webinterface was fed into this default rule.

      So I created 2 floating rules.. one for inbound: quick, destination port <mywebif_port>, high priority Queue. And the same for outbound, but source port <mywebif_port>.

      But pfsense keeps putting traffic from/to webinterface into the default queue..

      Have I done something wrong, or is that expected behavior?

      Update: This seems to work for a WAN interface, but not for LAN. Because that didn't work with either interface in the first place, I also added the high priority queue to the respective interfaces rules for the webinterface. I don't know it it works because of that for WAN now, or if I didn't have to add that queue to the interface rules. However it's working for WAN and not LAN now.. KLan still gets into the default queue..

      Thanks!</mywebif_port></mywebif_port>

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        eri--
        last edited by

        Probably the antilockout rule.

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          mxx
          last edited by

          Ahh thank you!

          I'll check that!

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            mxx
            last edited by

            This was it!

            Thanks again!

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