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Traffic based gateway assignment on OPNsense (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by BoopJoop01@alien.top to c/homenetworking@selfhosted.forum

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I have dual 4G wans for my home network, it works fine but sometimes when I'm playing a game like CS2 using low bandwidth, it will assign a new load like someone's YouTube video to the same wan, which increases latency a lot as it's 4G.

Is there a way to detect if game traffic (cs2, rocket league, cod, steam remote play) is being used on a gateway and assign large loads like videos to the other wan instead? Both gateways are about 40ms unloaded, 300ms+ loaded and 100-150mbps max download.

Currently it's just set up as a group where they're both tier 1 and uses sticky connections.

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