We’re working on this. It requires some restructuring so it’s going to take a day or two. To update this, I didn’t like the hash distribution I’m seeing so while I’m working on this i’m installing some new hash algorithms that test out better in practice. So it will be another day or 2 to get it te...

We’re working on this. It requires some restructuring so it’s going to take a day or two.

Make sure you have local addresses turned on for your path. By default, locale to local traffic (192.168 or 10. Addresses) are ignored for efficiency.
There’s a checkbox in the GUI

The max_qlen setting for each rule is now dynamic based on the bandwidth setting for the rule. It will not exceed the sysctl setting for bwmgr.max_qlen. You can override this in profiles or individual rules

We’re working on it. Trying to get some bug fixes released first.

We’re making the portal so it can run on another system so you don’t have to host it on the BWMGR box. Included is a remote JSON interface for getting stats and billing info from a remote system. It’s more than just a port from v6

Be aware that you can also set the min_window below 1500 and the BWMGR will negotiate a smaller MSS. The can be used to slow connections even more than a 1 packet window. A window of 1500 is essentially a window of 1 packet. It creates a send and wait situation; A packet is sent and another can’t be...

Note that this will be dynamic shortly. The queue depth should be calculated based on the allowed bandwidth. In fact I’m going to add that as a priority task. TCP traffic gets window shaped so if you’re blowing. your queue it means you have a lot of icmp or udp traffic and you might want to see what...