Increasing Latency Ping Command

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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I would look at the WRT32X, it's available for close to $100 refurb on Amazon (depending on your location obviously) and it has a pretty good processor that will do more than 300Mbps netem, in fact it probably will do 300Mbps cake SQM which is probably more CPU intensive. If you can get one at that price, it's a great choice. Some locations these devices are upwards of $250 so that wouldn't be so good.

The EspressoBIN is a possibility, I have a v5 and it runs pretty well, it is a hot-spare router for my home network for when I bork my main router or if the power goes out... some have said although the v7 comes with a nice case, it has more heat/temperature issues.

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i managed to get all working. But know i have question about bandwith control.

I would like to limit/use SQM/QOS/ whatever method to control just in one of my lan ports who is connected to an AP for 5GHz.

The idea is to control the bandwith of the wireless users from the 5Ghz AP. The AP is connected via LAN port to the OpenWRT device (sadly the device running OpenWRT have just 2.4Ghz, because this is my help request) without limiting other devices directly connected via other LAN ports in the OpenWRT router.

i mean, if i apply SQM to BR-LAN interface i will limit all the devices in the lan network (wired and AP wireless) what is not the idea.

Any way to make apply SQM/QoS to one lan port?

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Make that LAN port a separate vlan untagged on the port and tagged in the CPU, then make your LAN bridge include that tagged vlan like eth0.5 or whatever, finally put an sqm instance on the vlan eth0.5 or whatever you use

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can be done in the same subnet? or its a need to achive this be in a different subnet?

Wireless clients should be in the same subnet of the wired ones.

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By placing this port into the bridge they will share the same network and get their DHCP from same subnet etc

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you are a genius man! worked like charm

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Hi guys, if you play on windows just use this: http://jagt.github.io/clumsy/download.html

no instalation no comands, just select "all sending packets" preset, mark lag box and type how many extra ms do you want. Have fun.

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Sorry to bring an old thread up!
Is there anyway via OpenWrt that can say if the ping to an IP say 192.168.1.10 is 150ms DROP or REJECT it? as im getting on black ops 4 lobby with over 150ms sometimes. I have also pinged to 1.0.0.1 what gives me 7 to 8ms so i know for sure is not my VDSL2 connection.

So example

192.168.1.15 (Xbox) > 107.182.226.217 (Server) if over 80ms DROP or Close this IP.

I know there is a little solution to something simular that i made to one server location WestHost but since black ops 3 to 4 they also using Choopa and Vultr with various locations

wget http://mysever/tmp/badserver -O /tmp/AS29854
badserver=$(/tmp/AS29854)
iptables -I FORWARD -p udp -s 192.168.1.15 -d $badserver --dport 1024:63365 -j DROP