BE230 QOS is not working good
BE230 QOS is not working good
The qos settings don't work, in fact they make me get worse results.
I am leaving the bufferbloat test results before and after QOS in the photos.
For the Mercusys router I used to use, I had the same menu and the same settings and I got much better bufferbloat test results.
I have also tried different QOS settings but no good results.
BEFORE QOS SETTINGS BUFFERBLOAT TEST
QOS SETTINGS
AFTER QOS SETTINGS BUFFERBLOAT TEST
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Hello@eXceps ,
Welcome to our community.
Have you tried turning off QoS for comparison, by chance?
What are the clients?
May I know if your network topology diagram is as follows:
ISP modem—router)))((( client devices
(Note: — stands for wired connection,)))((( stands for wireless connection )
It would be best for you to first confirm the actual value of the uplink/downlink bandwidth through a speed test tool (such as http://speedtest.com/). In the QoS settings, adjust the total bandwidth to 90%-95% of the actual bandwidth.
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@Joseph-TP
- Yes I turned off QoS completely to try, above is the image of the bufferbloat test I did with QoS completely turned off.
- I run the tests on my wired computer, which I prioritize.
-My network topology as shown in the image below is ISP Modem - BE230 - Clients
-This is my internet speed with QoS settings turned off completely.
-I set QoS to be ~95% of my normal speed.
-My bufferbloat test after this adjustment.
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Hi@eXceps,
Thanks for getting back to me.
Please refer to the FAQs below to collect system logs and backup files of the router:
How to view and save System Log of TP-Link wireless router
How to create and restore from a backup file on your TP-Link Router
Then email the logs and backup files to support.forum@tp-link.com, attaching [Forum ID 829284] and details, and we will have a dedicated person to assist in analysis and follow-up.
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The same thing happened to me. I updated the firmware on my AX6600 Wi-Fi 6 Tri-Band Gaming Router to version 1.2.3 Build 20250603 rel. 66228(5553)
and my bufferbloat tests went through the roof, and it seems like QoS isn't working as it should.- Copy Link
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@Mich_28
Yeah and still noone help...
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Hi @Mich_28 ,
Can you provide detailed information, screenshots, and test results about the QoS settings on Archer BE230?
We attach great importance to this issue and have arranged for relevant technicians to analyze the problem further. If there is any update, we will update it here as soon as possible.
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@Joseph-TP Just bought this router today and can see the same issue happening with me. Qos makes bufferbloat worse and this is funny because I upgraded from archer c6 and Qos reduced bufferbloat a lot there meanwhile this somehow performs worse than that.
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Hi@aniplox ，
Please refer to the suggestions that I have sent before:
Joseph-TP wrote
Have you tried turning off QoS for comparison, by chance?
What are the clients?
May I know if your network topology diagram is as follows:
ISP modem—router)))((( client devices
(Note: — stands for wired connection,)))((( stands for wireless connection )
It would be best for you to first confirm the actual value of the uplink/downlink bandwidth through a speed test tool (such as http://speedtest.com/). In the QoS settings, adjust the total bandwidth to 90%-95% of the actual bandwidth.
Please refer to the FAQs below to collect system logs and backup files of the router:
How to view and save System Log of TP-Link wireless router
How to create and restore from a backup file on your TP-Link Router
Then email the logs and backup files to support.forum@tp-link.com, attaching [Forum ID 829284] and details, and we will have a dedicated person to assist in analysis and follow-up.
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Hello,
I’m experiencing severe QoS issues after updating my TP-Link GX90 AX6600 router to firmware version 1.2.3 Build 20250603 rel. 66228(5553). Even with QoS set to 100 Mbps for both upload and download, I’m getting significant bufferbloat, while my actual internet speed is 650 Mbps.
Additionally, the router has started entering continuous reboot loops after this update. I never experienced these issues before when using 300 Mbps up and down, and QoS worked fine.
Could you please advise on how to resolve these problems or if a rollback to the previous firmware is possible?
Thank you.
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I have same problem with BE550,
Also created thread: https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/837928
Potential fix for me was is Disable all Flow Controller both WAN and LAN (TX and RX).
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