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has anyone thought about bufferbloat in wisp setting? my experience is that some manufacturers are way better than others and there is no way to compare them b
by zekica 5y ago
has anyone thought about bufferbloat in wisp setting?
my experience is that some manufacturers are way better than others and there is no way to compare them based on any specs.
OpenWRT is the gold standard for fighting bufferbloat, but not many manufacturers even consider using algorithms and driver patches that can help...
For example, Ubiquity still uses ancient 2.6 linux kernel with some backported funcionality while mikrotik has the same base but don't even try.
- dboreham 5y agoA WISP would set up interface queues properly.
- hansel_der 5y agosome would, but most only start to bother with queueing once they have a problem and that usually is too late from a customer perspective.