Yeah, no point worrying about it if you are not having any issues.
I have now disabled those BQM's and just left my IPv4 one running like I have always done.

But I created a Snapshot of them linked below:
My Routers IPv6 Connection BQM - My Routers IPv6 Gateway (Next Hop Out) BQM

But yeah like I said those hops don't always respond to pings, be nice if they all did, but not all do.

As to doing a tracerote, they are hit and miss when over IPv6 so to get a complete route I had to run several times, or just leave my router doing them for like 5 mins.

But yeah, I wouldn't worry about it until you have actual issues.

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Paul

Thank you. Seems like a non-issue.

Just out of curiosity, since you mentioned you use MikroTik in your signature, do you notice any improvements compared to Linksys?

In reply to a post by rtcw:

Thank you. Seems like a non-issue.

Just out of curiosity, since you mentioned you use MikroTik in your signature, do you notice any improvements compared to Linksys?

I never tried the Linksys Router myself (not a fan of using ISP Supplied Routers), I know the installers set everything up and did the tests using it and commented my hardware was better than what they installed and then took a photo of the Speedtest results with my hardware.

With my MikroTik RB4011iGS+ Router I already hit just over the max limit of the 1GBit limit (without Jumbo Frames) so I won't really see any performance increase unless CFL changes the AdTran Modem to a model that has a 10Gbit Ethernet or SFP+ Port and I cannot see that happening unless I upgrade to their 3 Gbit Package, even though the price for the 3Gbit Pakage is the same as BT 900:110 Package + Phone + Line Rental.
So the budget is there, but at this point of time we don't need that speed.

I am in the process of upgrading our LAN to 10Gbit LAN where I will be using a MikroTik CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS I know its overkill, but it just means it will last longer.

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Paul