On 10/04/13 07:19, poma wrote:
Quality Of Service (QoS):
http://*gateway*/QoS.asp
- Services Priority - Cloud -> Bulk:)
- Netmask Priority - Mac -> Bulk:)
- MAC Priority - Mac -> Bulk:)
http://*gateway*/help/HQos.asp
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Quality_of_Service
poma
It appears to me that QoS applies only to local addresses. I might be
able to set it to reduce the data rates on iCloud but it would still
allow activity when nothing else is running but the Mac desktop.
I simply want to stop all iCloud activity [except for a "free" period in
the wee hours of the morning].
Presently I have been letting it run from 23:59 to 04:00. It ran up 13GB
on each of two nights and almost 7GB last night. I guess it is satisfied
after downloading all that data and quit at 6675MB down and 681MB up [up
is much slower]. However left unattended it will suck up several GB in
the upload direction, it just takes longer. Both directions count
against my allocation.
Bob
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