Hi,
I tried your suggestions and... IT WORKS!!!!!
The trick was, as you suggested, to limit the bandwidth on the port that goes to the modem. This way, the queue gets formed on
the router rather than the modem and, hence, the priorities have meaning.
Thank you

Thank you very much, sorry for the slow response, I was away. I will try your suggestions and let you know.

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