NOTE: Click the Update icon to store the changed settings.
4.7 QOS MODE AND DIFFSERV TAGGING
If QoS Mode is set to "Disabled", QoS feature is turned OFF. All traffic has equal priority and
equal chance of being delivered in a timely manner. When congestion occurs, all traffic has an
equal chance of being dropped. If QoS Mode is set to "Enabled", QoS feature is turned ON.
Users can create QoS profiles and apply different transmission priority policies to different
traffic types. The QoS implementation is based on WMM, which is a subset of 802.11e. It
prioritizes traffic between the AP/Bridge and wireless client device / peer bridge device, on a per
VAP basis. This control enables QoS for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios. QoS profile can be
selected for 2.4GHz radio under the VAP settings, whereas ToS/802.1Q profile will be
automatically used for 5GHz radio.
DiffServ Tagging setting is effective only when QoS Mode is enabled. The default setting is
"Enabled". If DiffServ Tagging is "Disabled", DiffServ Tagging feature is turned OFF. If
DiffServ Tagging is "Enabled", DiffServ Tagging feature is turned ON. The ToS field of IP
packets will be changed based on the QoS policies configured.
NOTE: Click the Update icon to store the changed settings.
4.8 INTER-VAP FORWARDING
The default setting of Inter-VAP forwarding is “Disabled”. “Enabled” allows user traffic
(Wireless clients) to pass across VAPs (SSID). “Disabled” blocks the user traffic flow between
VAPs (SSID) for VAPs security.
NOTE: Click the Update icon to store the changed settings.
4.9 TELNET
Administrator can login to the A2 by telnet command in Command Prompt via Ethernet or WiFi.
For example, to telnet A2 with IP address of 192.168.1.20; telnet command is “telnet
192.168.1.20 2223” as shown in Figure 7 telnet to A2. Then, type in the Username and
Password of telnet as following table:
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