Re: [Duplicity-talk] How to set network priority

[Andy Hairston]

    edgar . soldin: "supposing you filled in ip/mac and used
    ports and assigned priorities..." 
    
    Yep. Did it. It doesn't work. Even Asus tech support can't figure
    out why. Could be a dud router, could just be that this model's QoS
    is nonfunctional.
    
    
    Tapio Sokura: "Most success I've had with routers where I can enter
    actualy bandwidth numbers and divide traffic into priority classes
    based on what machines/ports they come/go." 
    
    This one is supposed to be able to do that, but (as stated above) it
    simply has no effect. Almost like the settings are there, but they
    don't control anything...
    
    
    Tapio Sokura: "Some just do something to put the QoS label on the
    marketing material without it actually being useful."
    
    That seems to be the case here.
    
    
    
    Sounds like the general consensus is that I need to replace my
    router if I'm going to have this capability. While clearly not what
    I was hoping for, it's good information regardless. Thank you all.
    
    Special thanks to Kenneth Loafman for maintaining the project.
    Duplicity gets used in a lot of systems, including Ubuntu's default
    backup tool, and I'm sure you don't get enough credit for this
    important tool. Thank you.