QOS does not work for groups

In 'Retric 128 kbps', don't select 'Amount of data sent/received'.  Now do you get what you wanted?

Cheers - Bob

Notice that we already carry it out in this way and the problem still persists

Only obey a rule of qos with reference to youtube

For example or only the 4 megs or only the 128 does not perform the qos by specific machines

Show pictures of the Edits of the new "Restric 128 kbps," the "communicacion" Network Group and one of the Hosts that it contains.

Cheers - Bob

Good day 

BAlfson 

I comment you have re-created the trafficc selector again but I still can not always see that only one rule ignores either the full limitation or the specific group

I found this, I did it and nothing.

www.fastvue.co/.../

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Please insert pictures of the Edits of the "comuni" Network Group and one of its members.

Cheers - Bob

This group has only one host.

OK, one last image before I admit that I'm baffled, too.  The Edit of "pc01" with all hidden fields showing.

Cheers - Bob

Yes ben

Is strange because what I notice is that only one rule ignores the reservation for communications does not take

:(

I glanced at the howto at fastvue.co and it seems that they have the bandwidth pool associated with the wrong interface. If you are throttling inbound traffic, throttle Internal Network and use External for outbound traffic.

The easiest way for you to create a rule is go in flow monitor and generate some youtube traffic, then click on the throttle button and let flow monitor create an automatic rule for you. Then you can apply that rule to certain members as necessary. 

I always have top applications tab enabled on my webadmin dashboar. That way you can glance at what application is being used and can directly apply a qos policy from the dashboard.

Hope that helps.

I glanced at the howto at fastvue.co and it seems that they have the bandwidth pool associated with the wrong interface. If you are throttling inbound traffic, throttle Internal Network and use External for outbound traffic.

The easiest way for you to create a rule is go in flow monitor and generate some youtube traffic, then click on the throttle button and let flow monitor create an automatic rule for you. Then you can apply that rule to certain members as necessary. 

I always have top applications tab enabled on my webadmin dashboar. That way you can glance at what application is being used and can directly apply a qos policy from the dashboard.

Hope that helps.

Good Day 

Commenting that we already made that configuration from the dashboard but just ignored a strange rule attached image

Follow this configuration:

Creat the youtube selector

Apply bandwidth pool

Right click on  youtube video and check stats for nerds

Thank you so much

You've saved me two weeks of work

I already worked the problem observed were two

Did not place Vimeo and the QOS put 2048 to 2048

dont put 1

Thank you very much friend

Hello again bothering with the issue of QOS for youtube the problem I present today is with a wifi network through an ap 50 Sophos

When I apply the qos to the ap interface does not apply the QOS corresponding to the one I have in the internal network and I did the same steps as the internal network but I did not manage to make it work I could help

Those pictures are low resolution and therefore illegible.

Cheers - Bob

I don't know if issues with using 'Upload Optimizer' have been fixed when using one or more Bandwidth Pools on an Interface, but I recommend against checking that box if you explicitly manage outbound traffic with Bandwidth Pools.  Similarly, I wouldn't select 'Limit Download' if you have a Download Throttling rule.  I didn't see a reason in your thread to select 'Limit uplink' - you might want to check the Help.

Instead of a Bandwidth Pool on FW_WiFi_SOPORTE, what happens if you create a Download Throttling rule on the WAN interface using the same Traffic Selector?

Cheers - Bob

Hi, let me tell you that the same problem I did indicated attachments catches
Apparently only heed the internal network

Sorry, I have been busy. Without testing it myself, all I can suggest in addition to what Bob has already articulated is to try to make rules like

ANY-- YOUTUBE-- ANY and then apply them to the interface you are throttling. Once that starts working, you can further tweak the rules by incorporating certain users/groups.

So for your testing, leave the old traffic selector and qos rules that are working. Create a new youtube traffic selector with ANY ANY as source and destination and then apply it to the WiFi interface. This way, the old rules will keep on working while you test the new interface.

Let us know how it goes.

Good day 

We already made the configuration and we have the same result

The strange thing that we see is that only a network ignores the QOS if we could give screenshots of its configuration to compare it because it does not work