Error code: 4801 all the time I want to create a badwith rule.

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Error code: 4801 all the time I want to create a badwith rule.

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Error code: 4801 all the time I want to create a badwith rule.
Error code: 4801 all the time I want to create a badwith rule.
2016-06-29 10:29:14
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Hardware Version : Not Clear

Firmware Version :

ISP :

Hi,

Every time I try to crerate a rule limit bandwith I recveive this error:

Error code: 4801
The requested minimum upstream rate can't be satisfied. Please input another one.

I tried with many VALID values and is the same over and over.

I think this is a bug in the software, however kindly let me know if I'm doing something wrong.





Model:


Firmware Version: 1.2.0 0.8.0 v0050.0 Build 160121 Rel.50535n
Hardware Version: Archer VR2600 v1 00000000

Regards
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Re:Error code: 4801 all the time I want to create a badwith rule.
2020-05-06 17:08:59

@culerus  I think thats a bug. I want to do the same, but the same thing happening again and again

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Re:Error code: 4801 all the time I want to create a badwith rule.
2020-06-12 08:07:38

@culerus 

First please check the bandwidth control enable check box. Insert you ISP up and down speed and save(device will reboot). After that to create list entry, fill the input fields.
1. Insert the the ip of the desired device to restrict in first column, left second column empty.

2. Insert rang of port 1(fist column) to 65535 (second column).

3. Protocol => default

4. Priority => default

5. Upstream  : as per desired range   minumum(first column), maximum (second column)

6. Downstream  : as per desired range   minumum(first column), maximum (second column) 

 

Then save the newly create list.

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