I tested on only 1 scenario, large file transfers (>512KB) and all other priority classifications are removed. I used megaupload.com (NOTE that w/ megaupload, the upload throughput is very close to the theoritical maximum.) However, I stil see that w/ QoS DISABLED, the throughput is HIGHER than w/ QoS ENABLED. See results below.
-With megaupload, the upload throughput improves (as compared to using single rapidshare, torrent upload, etc.,) to near the theoritical maximum (~640Kbps).
| TestCase | Configuration | QoS Disabled (upload Kbps) | QoS Enabled (upload Kbps) | |||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
AVG
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1 | 2 | 3 |
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| 1 | HTTP Large File Transfer | Router: Remove all prioritiy classes. Add "TCP DstPort 80,443, Transferred at 512KB+" class at Highest priority. Uncheck Prioritize ACK. App: megaupload.com Upload a 2-3MB file. |
672 | 671 | 687 | 677 | 641 | 604 | 622 | 622 |
Not sure what I could be doing wrong. Any expert tips/help much appreciated.
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