Setting up the QoS on your Ubiquiti EdgeRouter means that you will first need to test your bandwidth.
Please make sure to launch your tests outside of your business hours in order to obtain a proper evaluation of your bandwidth.
If you have any traffic shaping or firewall rules already set, you should deactivate them before launching this test.
Go to speedtest.net and launch three different tests in a row.
Now let's imagine that after running the tests, we received the following results:
Download 97Mbps / Upload 79Mbps
Download 90Mbps / Upload 84Mbps
Download 98Mbps / Upload 76Mbps
We will then take into consideration the lowest result, and keep 90Mbps in Download, and 76Mbps as the Upload speed.
Next, you will need to access your Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Pro CLI through the web interface, or using the ssh access.
Please write these rules:
If you do copy/paste these command lines, please only use the two first lines, then the download rule, and the upload rule, and finish with the commit and save commands.
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# Setup of the Pickle Download policy
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle description "Pickle Download QoS policy"
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle bandwidth 79Mbit
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle class 2 description "Class for Pickle servers IP address"
# The value of your class must be at least -> (nb of pickle users) x (100Kbit)
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle class 2 bandwidth 5000Kbit
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle class 2 ceiling 100%
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle class 2 priority 7
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle class 2 match Pickle ip source address 175.45.118.0/27
# Remaining of your bandwidth come here
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle default bandwidth 74Mbit
set traffic-policy shaper DlPickle default ceiling 100%
#Setup of the pickle Upload policy
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle description "Pickle Download QoS policy"
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle bandwidth 74Mbit
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle class 2 description "Class for Pickle servers IP address"
# The value of your class must be at least -> (nb of pickle users) x (100Kbit)
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle class 2 bandwidth 5000Kbit
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle class 2 ceiling 100%
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle class 2 priority 7
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle class 2 match Pickle ip
destination address 175.45.118.0/27
# Remaining of your bandwidth come here
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle default bandwidth 69Mbit
set traffic-policy shaper UlPickle default ceiling 100%
# Apply policies to your interfaces
# Here we assume eth1 is you internet interface and eth0 is your LAN interface
set interfaces ethernet eth1 traffic-policy out UlPickle
set interfaces ethernet eth0 traffic-policy out DlPickle
commit
save
Your router is now set to prioritise your Pickle communication! 🎉