So I became curious on this bufferbloat issue from another thread, identified that I too had it.
So the above video works great my latency is way down and websites are really snappy.
Now I have two vlans, vlan20-ISP and vlan30-VPN, all my ISP traffic goes through the WAN Gateway and is snappy. All my VPN traffic goes through the VPNWAN Gateway but I have no rule for this so no traffic passes.
So my question is how is bufferbloat addressed if you also run a VPN (or multiple gateways) ?
Initially I thought add a second nested queue in the limiter with a second floating rule for my VPN pointing to the second queue, that didn’t work.
I tried a few other things which failed, any ideas or a solution ?
Perhaps I should add my 3 VPNs are in a gateway group, tried removing the group but still couldn’t get it to work. Arrh this low latency browsing experience is so much better.
Finally sussed this one out for anyone interested.
Need to have two queues set up in the limiter, don’t use a floating rule, apply the queues to the vlan interfaces pointing to the appropriate gateways for either the WAN or VPN Gateway Group.
CodelQ can be applied with the limiters setup for both your WAN and VPN_WAN with up and down queues.
If you already have an outgoing WAN rule in place, just add the “In / Out pipe” entry along with the gateway rather than having another rule in place.
