Recent content by fleshins

Ok, super helpful! If I understand correctly, you're saying the real issue is protecting my Slack/Skype traffic and the only way to do this is by forcing artificial contention for the traffic (say Netflix) that's likely to be the "bad actor" chewing through all the available bandwidth...

So the reason that’s not ideal is because I noticed my own machine is at times negatively affecting latency to these services like Skype. To confirm this was possible I ran a speed test on my machine while pinging a public IP and my ping latency went through the roof. Perhaps this is expected...

Of course, I have no control beyond my router - that’s where I want QoS applied. I want to ensure there is enough up/down capacity allocated to a public subnet (say Skype’s) so that my kids watching Netflix (as an example) do not negatively affect my Skype video conferencing. I cross posted...

I'm searching for a solution which provides QoS (bandwidth guarantees and latency protection) to public subnets I connect to for audio/video conferencing (think Skype, Slack, Google Hangouts, etc.). Literally the only thing I have found is this post/screenshot of a USR router QoS config (first...