https://forum.vyos.io/t/limit-download-and-upload-on-wan-for-every-vlan/5608/51

For the time being I have created a document with the current limited possibilities.

It was all a confusion on interface naming. When Cisco says Ethernet, they mean an Ethernet interface of 10M, that's not the case for VyOS. In VyOS eth means the interface uses the Ethernet protocol, but it could have any speed.

I guess it'll be easy to integrate it into VyOS CLI, as it exists in FRR.

Good. Things are getting better. Thank you @ronie

Currently the only application of VyOS LDP is as P router (backbone router in an MPLS cloud).

I am giving up with HFSC. I have been studying it for a long time, I have tested it in many different ways, without VyOS too. The only thing I have found is that this is is not a problem of VyOS.

I thought the problem could be related to VyOS, but now I have found the same behavior when using directly tc hfsc.

For every test I have done, I think it is worth it.

I have tested it in a simple configuration of zone-based firewall with both Crux and Rolling and everything worked ok.

I have checked and fixed bandwidth default units for Limiter, Network Emulator, Rate Control,
Shaper and Shaper HFSC.

By the way, shouldn't we better talk through slack? : )

I tested on PPPoE the simple configuration I gave you on slack. It works perfectly, delay goes down for interactive traffic and bulk flows are distributed fairly.

@c-po I have never tested QoS on PPPoE in my lab. I'm having a look and come back to you.

Hey @zsdc , thanks for having a look into it.

It is already in the manual. Not at the Troubleshooting section, but at Configuration Overview.
https://docs.vyos.io/en/latest/configuration-overview.html#comment

That was done.

Thank you @jestabro. I see now, I didn't get that sentence. So then I guess this task can be closed?

Robert did new tests on his GNS3 lab (results attached).

It would be useful if someone could do similar tests using GNS3 in a powerful computer.

I've had no reply. I think we can consider it resolved.
We could always reopen it or open a new one if needed.

Do you know what the outcome of this old task was?

Yes, now the driver is there. But, as I am not using that driver, I have asked for confirmation, just in case.

Thank you @kroy,

Do you keep by any chance the ASA configuration you used? If so, would you please share it?

Hi @c-po and @dmbaturin