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    Traffic Shaper not behaving – qHigh not working

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    • DerelictD
      Derelict LAYER 8 Netgate
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      Because your rules don't match the traffic you're trying to queue. Doublecheck everything.

      Not that you'd want to leave it that way but you might try a pass rule on LAN from the source addresses that sets the queues.

      You might also want to try explicitly setting the interface on the floating rules to LAN in.

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        FireBean
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        You could just say the hell with it all and just use CoDeL. In a home environment with Voip (Ooma and cell phone based voip) heavy downloads and a 1 person playing an online game (CS:GO), no one saw any problems at all and the call quality was better than with my last setup using HFSC.

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