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With QOS, one could leave their wifi open to help neighbors. If someone used p2p at full throttle, the standard firmware would let you either secure the connec
by pronoiac 16y ago
With QOS, one could leave their wifi open to help neighbors. If someone used p2p at full throttle, the standard firmware would let you either secure the connection or blacklist the (spoofable) MAC. With QOS, one could put the offending MAC into a class with a fraction of the total bandwidth - making the connection usable for everyone else, & not leading to a game of whack-a-mole with MACs.