Configuring Packet Marking - HP 7102dl - ProCurve Secure Router Configuration Manual

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Using the Web Browser Interface for Advanced Configuration Tasks

Configuring Packet Marking

You can also use the Web browser interface to configure the router to mark
packets with a ToS value. First configure a QoS map with an entry for each
set of traffic you wish to mark. Then assign the QoS map to an interface.
1. Select QoS Maps under Router/Bridge in the left navigation bar.
2. Enter a new QoS map entry in the Add New QoS Map section of the
Modify/Delete QoS Maps window. Enter the name in the Map Name field
and the sequence number in the Sequence Number field. You will apply
all QoS map entries with the same name to the interface; the sequence
number determines the order in which the router will process these
entries.
Remember that if you want to establish the queue to an interface for which
you have already configured a map using the QoS wizard, you must enter the
name of that map. See Figure 16-52.
3. Select the criteria for marked packets:
a. You can mark packets associated with specific real-time applications,
such as video streams or VoIP packets. First select IP RTP. Then
specify the range for the UDP destination ports by entering values in
the Start Port and End Port fields. To match all ports in the range,
rather than only even ones, click the Enable Even and Odd Ports box.
b. To change the ToS value of already-marked packets, select either
DSCP for DiffServ or Precedence for IP precedence. Then enter the
original ToS value in the corresponding field.
c. If the router has any access control lists (ACLs) in its system, you can
choose one of these lists from the List pull-down menu. The router
will mark all packets selected by the list.
d. To mark bridged packets, select Bridged.
e. NetBIOS Extended User Interface (NetBEUI) allows hosts to commu-
nicate within the LAN. To mark only NetBEUI bridged packets with
the ToS value, select NetBEUI.
Configuring Quality of Service
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