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8. The Service column has a list of common applications that you may want to prioritize. If
the application you are looking for is on the list you can select it as the service to
prioritize.
9. The Protocol column allows you to select whether the data that you are prioritizing is
TCP or UDP. If you are unsure you can simply select all which will use both.
10. The Ports column allows you to select which ports the data you are prioritizing uses.
Click the drop down menu and select custom.
11. You can then fill in the port number that your application uses.
12. For example, we will prioritize the data of a computer on the network. For the priority
select High. Enter 192.168.1.34 as the IP address of the computer for the source host.
For the destination host select all, this will ensure that the policy will apply no matter
what destination on the internet the computer goes to. For service select all, protocol
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