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Configuring the Wireless Bridge
Configuring Quality of Service Settings
Configuring Quality of Service Settings
QoS configuration allows you to classify and prioritize traffic according to either ToS
or Dot1p classifications. This section is for advanced network configuration. In general,
the default values should be retained for optimal traffic prioritization.
CAUTION: Do not customize these options unless you are an experienced network
administrator or are under the guidance of an IT/support professional. These settings
should only be changed in rare circumstances, in situations where the default settings
need to be changed to match those of a non-standard network configuration.
NOTE: Note that if Dot1p classification and ToS classification are both enabled,
Dot1p classification takes precedence. Therefore, if you want to use ToS classification,
Dot1p classification should be disabled.
Configuring Global QoS Settings
QoS settings can be configured globally, as well as on the Ethernet and Wireless
interfaces independently.
To configure global QoS settings
1. Go to Configuration > QoS. The Configuration :: QoS :: Global page appears.
2. Review the following table and make changes as needed.
3. Click Update Settings to save your changes.
Table 16. Global QoS parameters
Item Description
ToS Classification Hex values used for classification of packets
into the four WMM queues using ToS values.
Dot1p Classification Numeric values (0-7) used for classification of
VLAN-tagged packets into priority queues
based on VLAN ID.
Dot1p Marking Numeric values (0-7) used to assign Dot1p
values to VLAN-tagged packets based on
priority queue values.
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