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QoS Configuration
Note: This Feature is configurable in AP only.
Config
To configure QoS Config in AP, click Wireless> QoS> Config
Note: QoS Status: This is read-only parameter which is not configurable.
SU List
To configure QoS SU List in AP, click Wireless> QoS> SU List. By clicking the ADD user redirected to new window to add the entry of hostname Mac Address, SFC Profile.
SU Wireless MAC Address
A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface controller (NIC) for use as a network address in communications within a network segment.
SFC List
To configure QoS SFC List in AP, click Wireless> QoS> SFC List. By clicking the Edit, user redirected to new window to edit the entry of Profile.
By clicking the Edit, user redirected to new window to edit the entry of SFC Profile.
Name
This parameter is used to configure SFC Profile Hostname.
CIR
Committed Information Rate is the guaranteed rate at which a frame relay network will transfer information under normal line conditions. This parameter is configured within a range of (0-867000) kbps.
MIR
Maximum Information rate refers to maximum bandwidth the SU will be delivered from the AP. This parameter is configured within a range of (0-867000) kbps.
PIR List
To configure QoS PIR List in AP, click Wireless> QoS> PIR List. By clicking the Add, user redirected to new window to add the entry of PIR List.
To configure QoS PIR List in AP, click Wireless> QoS> PIR List. By clicking the Add, user redirected to new window to add the entry of PIR List.
PIR Type Protocol/IP/MAC/Port/ToS Rule/802.1p
An option to create a custom PIR rule to drop traffic with matching MAC/IP/Port/Protocol/ToS Rule/802.1p.
Protocol Number
Standard protocol numbers defined by Internet Assigned Numbers Authority.
Source/Destination IP Address
Filter packets based on configured Source/Destination IP Address.
Source/Destination MAC Address
Filter packets based on configured Source/Destination MAC Address
Port Type
Filter packets based on protocol type (TCP/UDP)
Port
A port number is a way to identify a specific process to which an internet or other network message is to be forwarded when it arrives at a server. Configurable range is 1-65535.
ToS Rule
Type Of Service is an IP packet that is used for QoS. Configurable range is 1-255
802.1p
The technique uses a three-bit field within an Ethernet frame header to assign priority levels to packets moving within a network segment. With the technique, this priority value is used to differentiate traffic. IEEE 802.1p specifies traffic prioritization at Layer 2 of the OSI model. 802.1p traffic priorities are included in the Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) tags. Devices on a network that complies with the 802.1p signalling standard can classify data traffic into priority classes. When network congestion occurs, higher priority packets are transmitted before lower priority data.
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