Hi, I'm new to this, I'm looking at tutorials on YouTube, reading forums, looking at guides.
However, I think something is not going well.
What I want to do is prioritize the traffic of a game (league of legends) and leave the rest of the traffic in low priority ie:
1_ league of legends traffic
2_ other traffic

My connection is 2M download speed and 384k upload speed.
eth1 is the WAN
eth2 eth3, eth4 and wlan are inside a bridge called bridge1

In mangrove I have configured the following:
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chain = prerouting protocol = udp source-port = 5000-5500 In.Interface = Wan action = mark connection new connection mark = lol_udp_wan passthrough = yes

chain = prerouting connection-mark = lol_udp_wan action = mark packet new packet mark = lol_udp_wan passthrough = no
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chain = forward connection mark = no-mark action = mark connection new connection mark = other_c passthrough = yes

chain = forward connection mark = other_c action = mark packet new packet mark = other_p passthrough = no
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I have the following configured in simple queues:

name = lol target = bridge1 max-upload-limit = 340k max-download-limit = 1900k packet-marks = lol_udp_wan priority-upload = 2 priority-download = 2 queue-type = pcq-upload-default pcq-download-default

name = other target = bridge1 max-upload-limit = 340k max-download-limit = 1900k packet-marks = other_p priority = 6 queue-type = pcq-upload-default pcq-download-default

When I'm playing league of legends and I open some web pages or watch videos on youtube, I feel like the in-game ping goes up around 200ms.

The question I have is whether it is normal that when someone opens a page or a video, the game's ping increases or it should always be the lowest ping

Regards

Hi,

I find marking specific packet sizes and src ports a issue with online gaming.

What I did is lookup the ASN number for Riot inc.

Then create a address list with their prefixes and mark all connections going to that prefixes.

Then create 3 simple queues, one must serve as the parent and the ohter 2 child queues.

Set your queues up in a way that the internet traffic can only reach about 90-95% of the bandwidth and allocate the other 5 to league.

Then your latency should stay stable when there is other downloads running.

BTW here in South Africa we play with 200ms because of the distance to the server

200ms, it's sad.

I visited this page
https://bgp.he.net/AS6507

And I don't understand what is the ASN of Riot. Is it AS6507?