Netgear DGFV338 QoS configuration for DGFV338 - Page 4

If the Custom Service

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In both cases, the same 5 ToS options are available, with "Normal-Service" as the default: 1. Normal -Service 2. Minimize-Cost 3. Maximize-Reliability 4. Maximize-Throughput 5. Minimize-Delay So which setting takes precedence? Q. If you create a custom service, and use that custom service when creating an outbound rule, which of the 2 ToS settings will take precedence and determine how the packet is prioritised? A. If the Custom Service ToS setting is "Normal-Service", then the Outbound Rule ToS setting takes precedence. If the Custom Service ToS is NOT "Normal Service", then the Custom Service ToS setting takes precedence. After the Outbound Rule is created, the ToS setting shown in the Outbound Services "Priority" column is the ToS setting which has precedence, which may or may not be the same as the ToS setting that was chosen when the Outbound Rule was being created:

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In both cases, the same 5 ToS options are available
, with “Normal
-
Service” as the default
:
1.
Normal
Service
2.
Minimize-Cost
3.
Maximize-Reliability
4.
Maximize-Throughput
5.
Minimize-Delay
So which setting takes precedence?
Q.
If you create a custom service, and use that custom service when creating an outbound rule, which of
the 2 ToS settings will take precedence and determine how the packet is prioritised?
A.
If the Custom Service To
S setting is “Normal
-
Service”
, then the Outbound Rule ToS setting takes
precedence.
If the Custom
Service ToS is NOT “Normal Service”
, then the Custom Service
ToS setting takes
precedence.
After the Outbound Rule is created, the ToS setting shown in the Outbound Services “Priority” column is
the ToS setting which has precedence, which may or may not be the same as the ToS setting that was
chosen when the Outbound Rule was being created: