Tips & Troubleshooting
Identifying client using P2P or BitTorrent
Cannot connect to Wi-Fi 2.4Ghz client (Wireless WAN)
Check for connected USB 3.0+ devices as it's a common issue with 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi
Quick VLAN setup
Assuming ISP modem is plugged at trunk #1 on the managed switch:
Network -> Interfaces -> Devices -> Add device configuration
(change Device Name for a more friendly name to appear in Speedify UI)
Network -> Interfaces -> Add new interface
Set Firewall zone to RED, and gateway metric to 200
or more.
Reduce bufferbloat - Gaming (less bandwidth gain)
- Set one WAN as "Primary", preferably the landline or the lowest latency, others as "Secondary".
- Set transport mode to UDP, and rate limit each to 70% of max speed.
- Optionally set mode to redundant.
- Engarde may perform better than Speedify in this case but requires limiting the speed per WAN via SQM which may hinder throughput.
Ping (ICMP) is not a good measure, in "Streaming mode" detected flows are optimized and use a different path (redundant - low buffer). Use in-game latency indicators.
Speedify UDP mode is sensitive to software & hardware interrupts under load, requires a PC instead of Slate/Flint >30Mbit or Pi4 >80Mbit to control bufferbloat to a minimum (~10%)
Hide interface or WAN from Speedify
Rename interface to start with "br-"
Check downloaded image integrity
You can use in-browser tools to check the file for errors, the calculated sum is in sha256.*
file in the Releases section.
OpenWrt upgrade UI may also show you the sha256 checksum calculated after being received.