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Ping times should start out low from the get-go, while the upload rate will first have to be properly aligned with a connection's maximum specifications. You can switch between having your current ping time displayed either numerically or graphically on the status window.

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The cFosSpeed status window contains two important elements which indicate how Traffic Shaping works:

1 The Traffic Shaping indicator. It "blips" whenever cFosSpeed re-orders a packet, ie. whenever a prioritization takes place.

2 The ping time indicates how reactive your Internet connection is during upload/download. The lower the value the better.

Note: To measure the latency Pings will be sent to www.cfos.de. However they never reach their destination, since they use only a small hop count (typically TTL 2 or 3). If you prefer another ping destination, you can set the key ping_dest in the file global.ini, section [param].

Additional things you can do

  • Disable other products that try to limit the connection speed, e.g. the Traffic Shaping of the Fritz!Box. These two solutions will interfere with each other.
  • In the context menu, select the correct medium for your connection under Options/Settings/2Traffic Shaping.
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  • If you're frequently using phones plugged into the router for making Voice-over-IP (VoIP) calls, please select "variable bandwidth" for your connection.
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