Motorola WiNG 5 System Reference Manual page 415

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9. Select the
Admission Control
Admission control requires clients send their traffic specifications (TSPEC) to a managed Access Point before they can
transmit or receive data within the access point managed network.
The name of the Radio QoS policy for which the admission control settings apply displays in the banner of the QoS
Policy screen.
Figure 6-24 Radio QoS Policy screen - Admission Control tab
10.Select the
Enable admission control for firewall Detected Traffic (e.g, SIP)
settings to traffic detected by the access point's Firewall. This feature is enabled by default.
11.Select the
Implicit TPSEC
before they can transmit or receive data. This feature is enabled by default.
12.Set the following
Voice Access
Enable Voice
Maximum Airtime
tab to configure an admission control configuration for selected radio QoS policy.
check box to require wireless clients to send their traffic specifications to the access point
admission control settings for the radio QoS policy:
Select the check box to enable admission control for voice traffic. Only
voice traffic admission control is enabled, not any of the other access
categories (each access category must be separately enabled and
configured). The default is disabled.
Set the maximum airtime (in the form of a percentage of the radio's
bandwidth) allotted to admission control for voice supported client traffic.
The available percentage range is from 0-150%, with 150% being
available to account for over-subscription. This value helps ensure the
radio's bandwidth is available for high bandwidth voice traffic (if
anticipated on the wireless medium) or other access category traffic if
voice support is not prioritized. Voice traffic requires longer radio airtime
to process, so set a longer airtime value if the radio is intended to support
voice. The default is 75.
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check box to apply Radio QoS

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