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11. Define the Min Downstream Bandwidth and Max Downstream Bandwidth range for this
device (in Kbps).
12. If using Class-Based Queuing, enter the primary and subclass for this device in the Class
field. Enter these values in the format: <top-level class>.<subclass> (top-level
class and subclass separated by a period). See “Class-Based Queueing” on page 11 and
“Class-Based Queueing” on page 105.
13. Select a policy from the QoS Policy menu. See “Setting up Quality of Service {QoS}” on
page 157 for more information.
14. Enable STMP Redirection to allow the specified user to have their SMTP traffic
redirected by the global SMTP redirect configuration.
Click on the
Add button to add this device to the database, or click on the Reset button if you
want to reset all the values to their previous state.
Adding a Group Type Profile
Several changes have been made to improve the NSE's handling of group account
administration.
Group accounts can now be configured with a maximum user value, which limits the
number of subscribers that can be logged in through the account at any given time.
Group accounts can now be added via XML using the GROUP_ADD command.
The overall layout and behavior of the WMI Subscriber Profile page has been
modified to better reflect the configuration status of different account types, and to
better support the Group Account changes:
The method of identifying an account as “group” has been modified. Instead of
simply selecting a checkbox on the Subscriber page, group accounts now
constitute a separate account “type” (along with Subscriber and Device). The
Group Account checkbox has been removed from the bottom of the page, and
replaced with a ‘Group Account’ button in the profile selection at the top.
A ‘Maximum Users per Group’ field has been added to allow setting the group
user limit.
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