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Is there a such a thing as "Bandwidth Allocation" in standard consumer routers? And if there is, what routers support it? or will i have to build a pfsense box for that?

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5 minutes ago, RILEYinAUS said:

Is there a such a thing as "Bandwidth Allocation" in standard consumer routers? And if there is, what routers support it? or will i have to build a pfsense box for that?

Kind of. There is QoS, basically it will prioritize traffic over others. Best way to bandwidth allocate though is through a managed router, but those generally are not consumer grade. 

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8 minutes ago, RILEYinAUS said:

Is there a such a thing as "Bandwidth Allocation" in standard consumer routers? And if there is, what routers support it? or will i have to build a pfsense box for that?

I know my ASUS router supports it.  "ASUS RT-AC68W" is the model.

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2 minutes ago, legacy99 said:

Kind of. There is QoS, basically it will prioritize traffic over others. Best way to bandwidth allocate though is through a managed router, but those generally are not consumer grade. 

does pfsense have something like that?

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9 minutes ago, RILEYinAUS said:

Is there a such a thing as "Bandwidth Allocation" in standard consumer routers? And if there is, what routers support it? or will i have to build a pfsense box for that?

Even if there is, pfsense can be a fun weekend project.

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