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      marcocamza
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      How do monitor or check that traffic is following the correct queue.

      In other words how do I check that http is in default queue?

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      • KOMK
        KOM
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        I usually just use the particular protocol I'm interested in and watch the Diagnostics - Queues output.  Download an ISO via HTTP and then watch to see if qDefault spikes.  I think there also might be a way of doing it from CLI via pfctl or some other pf command, but I don't remember for sure.

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          marcocamza
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          Thats what I did but I have a qvoip queue for IAX2 port 4569 and no voip devices setup to run over my wan yet and see a little traffic flowing in that queue.

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          • KOMK
            KOM
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            Post a screencap of your Floating Rules.  Maybe something isn't correct there.

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              Nullity
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              You can use tcpdump on pflog and see what rule matches each packet, assuming logging is enabled.

              something like "tcpdump -lnettti pflog0".

              I usually use pftop via terminal/SSH.

              Please correct any obvious misinformation in my posts.
              -Not a professional; an arrogant ignoramous.

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                kripz
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                @Nullity:

                You can use tcpdump on pflog and see what rule matches each packet, assuming logging is enabled.

                something like "tcpdump -lnettti pflog0".

                I usually use pftop via terminal/SSH.

                How to enable this?

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                • KOMK
                  KOM
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                  System - Advanced - Secure Shell - Secure Shell Server.  Then you can use PuTTY or your favourite terminal app to connect, or go to the console and press 8 for Shell.

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