I was wondering about that after reading the FAQs on Setting up a Wireless Bridge and Setting up a Guest Network (thank you for the additional helpful posts in the Guest Network thread). Baji seems to have a good step by step process on his blog, but I noted that he posted a response to a comment from another poster about less than successful QoS and Traffic Shaping with the settings as described in his process. The traffic shaping I understand; we use Riverbed devices for traffic shaping in each of our global offices and it's still not perfect. But, I wonder with simple up/downstream traffic (video, NNTP, FTP, HTTP/S, etc.) just how much shaping I need.
In any case, based on the two WZR-HP-G300NH2 routers now at revision 19154 which scenario would be best suited. I don't stream Netflix, Hulu, etc, nor do I stream music, webcasts or the like. I'm an old-school NNTP, FTP and usenet guy with a metric F-LOAD of storage and I run XBMC, with Sickbeard and Couch Potato to manage my shows/movies. I'm now on TWC 50 Mb/s down, 5 Mb/s up and am about to embark on an unfettered orgy of NNTP downstream traffic to catch up on shows I've been putting off for too long.
Cheers and much appreciation for your kind assistance!
Oskaar