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bet_here
(member) Tue 14-Jan-25 20:52:21

Re: BQM

[re: smouty] [link to this post]

In reply to a post by smouty:
That is a long time for a restart so something is not right there.
What speed is your line and how actively is it used?
It looks like it could do with QoS.

Also might be worth checking for the optimal MTU size as 1500 is too much for PPPoE normally.

https://lnx.ictcweb.it/helpdesk/knowledgebase.php?ar...

It's a 160/30 line, smouty, and used quite lightly atm. Mainly streaming audio today. The BQM looks quite busy though.

My Broadband Ping

The router is able to test MTU - https://i.ibb.co/bgRFT7Y/Screenshot-2025-01-14-at-20...

bet_here
(member) Tue 14-Jan-25 20:58:26

Re: BQM

[re: Pheasant] [link to this post]

In reply to a post by Pheasant:
At the risk of sounding like a support agent with a broken script, have you tried using the router that they supplied you with?

I bought the Draytek last year when with Aquiss, so didn't purchase a router when I migrated.

Pheasant
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 14-Jan-25 22:45:01

Re: BQM

[re: bet_here] [link to this post]

I think it’s pointing to your router unfortunately.

Swap it or use a PC/laptop running a PPPoE client to see if it alters the behaviour.

mbames
(committed) Sat 15-Feb-25 16:05:56

Re: BQM

[re: bet_here] [link to this post]

Running the latest firmware?

Have you tried plugging a PC directly into the ONT and connecting that way to see how stable it is?

Vodafone FTTP, DrayTek 2925, DrayTek AP-910c x 3
(Gone but not forgotten: Draytek 130, AP-700, 2820n x 2, 2800vg, 2800, HG612)

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