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Section 3 - Configuration Priority by Users can set the priority and percentage of total bandwidth Protocol: reserved for each of their four traffic categories. Please note that the combined percentage value of transmission limits does not have to be 100%. These percentages represent the maximum bandwidth designated for each traffic category. Wireless to The value entered here indicates the wireless to Ethernet Ethernet: speed required before the Advanced QoS function is enabled. Advanced QoS will be enabled once the total bandwidth reaches or surpasses the set value. The suggested range is 800 ~ 96000kbits/sec. Ethernet to The value entered here indicates the Ethernet to wireless Wireless: speed required before the Advanced QoS function is enabled. Advanced QoS will be enabled once the total bandwidth reaches or surpasses the set value. The suggested range is 800 ~ 96000kbits/sec. ACK/DHCP/ICMP/ Represents the priority value and bandwidth limit applied to ACK, DHCP, ICMP, and DNS for packet delivering. DNS Priority: Web Traffic Traffic generated by typical Web services (packets sent through ports 80,443, 3128 and 8080). Priority: Mail Traffic Traffic generated by e-mail sending and receiving (ports 25, 110, 465 and 995). Priority: Ftp Traffic Priority: Traffic generated by FTP Uploading and Downloading (ports 20, 21). Other Traffic Other traffic generated that does not regard the aforementioned packet delivery. Priority: Note: Normally the wireless connection transmits application data packets based on the wireless to Ethernet speed and Ethernet to wireless speed. Users can treat the two speeds as system transmission bandwidth, where all applications will share the whole system bandwidth based on assigned priorities. Note that the maximum amount of bandwidth that can be used is the same as the set value of both speeds. D-Link DAP-1522 User Manual 63

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D-Link DAP-15±± User Manual
Section ² - Configuration
Priority by
Protocol:
Wireless to
Ethernet:
Ethernet to
Wireless:
ACK/DHCP/ICMP/
DNS Priority:
Web Traffic
Priority:
Mail Traffic
Priority:
Ftp Traffic Priority:
Other Traffic
Priority:
Users can set the priority and percentage of total bandwidth
reserved for each of their four traffic categories. Please
note that the combined percentage value of transmission
limits does not have to be 100%. These percentages
represent the maximum bandwidth designated for each
traffic category.
The value entered here indicates the wireless to Ethernet
speed required before the Advanced QoS function is
enabled. Advanced QoS will be enabled once the total
bandwidth reaches or surpasses the set value. The
suggested range is 800 ~ 96000kbits/sec.
The value entered here indicates the Ethernet to wireless
speed required before the Advanced QoS function is
enabled. Advanced QoS will be enabled once the total
bandwidth reaches or surpasses the set value. The
suggested range is 800 ~ 96000kbits/sec.
Represents the priority value and bandwidth limit applied to ACK, DHCP, ICMP, and DNS for packet delivering.
Traffic generated by typical Web services (packets sent through ports 80,443, 3128 and 8080).
Traffic generated by e-mail sending and receiving (ports 25, 110, 465 and 995).
Traffic generated by FTP Uploading and Downloading (ports 20, 21).
Other traffic generated that does not regard the aforementioned packet delivery.
Note:
Normally the wireless connection transmits application data packets based on the wireless to Ethernet speed and Ethernet to wireless speed.
Users can treat the two speeds as system transmission bandwidth, where all applications will share the whole system bandwidth based on assigned
priorities. Note that the maximum amount of bandwidth that can be used is the same as the set value of both speeds.