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I did not but it helped a lot. for anyone else that comes along please see the attached screenshot. Remember thought that the settings are specific to the TP link Archer C9 with wr-ddt firmware and 80% of the site bandwidth. <br />
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(we also turned off spi firewall)
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I did not but it helped a lot. for anyone else that comes along please see the attached screenshot. Remember thought that the settings are specific to the TP link Archer C9 with wr-ddt firmware and 80% of the site bandwidth.

(we also turned off spi firewall)

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Hi, <br />
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We have flashed our TP Link Archer C9 with WR-DDT firmware and it's working great. We'd like to configure QoS for Fonailty service. Does anyone have good step by step instructions for doing this? <br />
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Thanks.
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Hi, 

We have flashed our TP Link Archer C9 with WR-DDT firmware and it's working great. We'd like to configure QoS for Fonailty service. Does anyone have good step by step instructions for doing this? 

Thanks.

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