NETGEAR ProSafe Premium WNDAP660 Reference Manual page 117

ProSafe Premium 3 x 3 Dual-Band Wireless-N Access Point WNDAP660
Table 33. QoS classification settings (continued)
Setting Description
Match Frame Source IP
Fields and Match
Classifications
Destination IP
(continued)
Source Port
Destination
Port
Apply From the Apply Classification drop-down list, select the traffic class that needs to be
Classification applied to the packets that match the selection in the Match Classifications field:
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6. Optional: Specify rate limiting for the classification as explained in the following table:
Table 34. Classification rate limiting settings
Setting Description
Bits Per Sec.
Classification
Rate Limiting
Burst Rate
(Bytes)
7. Click Add to add the classification to the Classifications field.
8. To add another classification to the QoS policy, repeat
9. Click Apply to save your settings. The QoS policy is saved.
In the Match Classifications field, enter the source IP address against
which the information in the IP header needs to be matched.
In the Match Classifications field, enter the destination IP address
against which the information in the IP header needs to be matched.
The Match Classifications field is separated into two sections. In the left
section, enter the source port number, and optionally, in the right
section, enter the associated IP address against which the information
in the IP header needs to be matched.
The Match Classifications field is separated into two sections. In the left
section, enter the destination port number, and optionally, in the right
section, enter the associated IP address against which the information
in the IP header needs to be matched.
Best Effort(0)
Background(1)
Spare(2)
Excellent(3)
Control Load(4)
Video < 100 ms Latency(5)
Voice < 10 ms Latency(6)
Network Control(7)
Enter a value between 0 and 300,000,000 bps to specify the maximum
data rate up to which packets that match the classification are queued
for transmission and sent immediately over the wireless interface. This
value applies only to traffic that matches the classification.
Note: When the maximum rate is exceeded, packets are retained in
the queue and sent when the transmission falls below the maximum
rate again.
Enter a value between 0 and 37,500,000 bytes to specify the maximum
amount of data that can be transmitted in a burst for packets that match
the classification. This value applies only to traffic that matches the
classification.
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Step 5, Step 6, and Step 7.