The proper setting is the amount of bandwidth that you are paying for from your ISP, for both up and down. For example, if you are paying for 20Mb of Internet speed up and down, you would set this value to 20480 kilobits in both directions up and down.
Under Status I have 4 interfaces.
I have 50Mbit/50Mbit Internet.
Question 1:
Do I divide my 50 Mbit between each interface? (For now only the VoIP interface will use QoS) Or do I put that for each one. I am guessing each one will be 50/50 as they will "talk" to maintain a balance... or am I mistaken?
Question 2:
Under the Bandwidth Pool I have my bandwidth set to 256kbits and an upper limit of 512. What do you think of these settings? (I am using OOMA and I have read it only needs 40 each direction. I have some bandwidth to spare so I went high.)
Just a note on that post from above:
The settings must have changed over time. This is now in mbit/sec so there is no need to multiply by 1024. If you are on 50 megabit connection, just put in 50 for each field.
For a test I took my 50 * 1024 and it does not like the number. It is to big.
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