200M : Router

[Synthetic]

Scratch that, I can't enable NAT acceleration while QoS is on it seems.

So if I want my full speed, I can't use QoS... doesn't seem right.

[rtho782]

It is right, NAT Acceleration bypasses the CPU, so QoS can't be done.

QoS requires the packets go to the CPU for processing, the CPU can't do this fast enough for 345mbit.

If you want full speed NAT+QoS you need something more hardcore.

[Synthetic]

Originally Posted by rtho782

It is right, NAT Acceleration bypasses the CPU, so QoS can't be done.

QoS requires the packets go to the CPU for processing, the CPU can't do this fast enough for 345mbit.

If you want full speed NAT+QoS you need something more hardcore.

It's not even that, it's maxing out about 109Mbps with QoS on, soon as I disable it I can max out my 200.

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/6060181304

VS

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/6060146051

[rtho782]

QoS on means more processing.

You may well have NAT Acceleration on auto and so it might turn on CTF as soon as you disabled QoS.

[Synthetic]

Yeah it appears to, I only have Auto or Disabled and when QoS is on, NA is off.

I'm happy with it anyway

[Kushan]

Yup, consumer routers simply don't have the oomph for multi-hundred-mbit QoS. That's enterprise grade requirements right there.

[Synthetic]

Originally Posted by Kushan

Yup, consumer routers simply don't have the oomph for multi-hundred-mbit QoS. That's enterprise grade requirements right there.

Shouldn't need QoS anyway, only the 2 of us