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Some private VPNs also support port forwarding so choosing to do so wouldn't limit connections/peers
Hi, but even if you send torrent traffic through the vpn the wan connection at home would be affected too, if I'm right.
You'd deprioritise the VPN traffic in QoS, or use cake
Ook thanks! That the same of making whole torrent's traffic deprioritized on qos right?
Bingo
Thanks, I guessed that you can identify, maybe with openwrt, the torrent traffic, in order to bind the qos rule to torrent.