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    Q: Is Trafffic Shaper working in 2.1?

    2.1 Snapshot Feedback and Problems - RETIRED
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    • J
      jits
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      The only two que's working are Default and voip as configured thru the wizard.

      Other que's added to HFSC shaper and floating rules does not seem to have traffic propagating to them when checking under Status:Queues

      Is Traffic Shaper working in 2.1 or is there a particular wizard that needs to be used?

      Thanks, Jits.

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        phil.davis
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        The latest snapshot fixed some stuff with limiters that was broken for a week or so.
        Snapshots between about 9 Oct and 22 Oct have issues.
        If you have a test system, then try the latest snapshot - it should be working.

        2.1-BETA0 (i386)
built on Tue Oct 23 20:55:01 EDT 2012

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          jits
          last edited by

          Okay, I've checked out the latest snapshot for Oct 23, 2012.

          When using the traffic shaper wizards, the LAN shaper rules are now first instead of the WAN rules. I'm accustomed to seeing the WAN rules listed first. Does this matter?

          So we now, well…I now have listed as follows...

          LAN
          -qLINK
          -qInternet
          ----qAck

          WAN
          -qAck
          -qDefault

          VLAN A
          VLAN B
          VLAN C

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