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Thanks for the reply, however, I have a subnet with eight clients and
whenever I have the queued rule enabled, there is a significant latency
increase, and the queues do not get full access to the pipe. I have done
tests online, and it is fine for about the first few minutes, however,
as the other clients use the net, the tests drop from 39KByts/s to like
20KByte/s and lower.  The only thing left is that the queues are
assigning static bandwidth that is not changing in the upward direction.
Anymore input is welcome.

Thanks
-- 
Respectfully,


M.G.W.

System:
Asus M6N 
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