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To assign Port Based priorities:
1.
Select System and click on the radio button for the switch you want to configure.
2.
Select QoS. The QoS Global Configuration screen displays.
3.
Select the ports that you want to have that priority.
4.
Select a priority level that you want to assign from the list at the bottom of the display.
5.
Click Apply. The selected ports will be displayed with the new priority.
6.
Repeat for the remaining ports.
802.1p Based Priority
802.1p-based priority uses a header in the data packet that identifies the class of data in the
packet (for example, voice or video). When 802.1p based priority is used, the switch reads
information in the packet header to determine the priority to assign to the packet. When
802.1p Based Priority is used, all ports on the switch check the packet header and transmit
the packet with a priority determined by the packet content.
To select 802.1p Based priority:
1.
Select System and click on the radio button for the switch you want to configure.
2.
Select QoS. The QoS Global Configuration screen displays.
3.
Select the 802.1p Based radio button. A message will display warning you that previous
QoS settings for the switch will be lost.
4.
Click Yes. Data will now be processed based on 802.1p priority tags in the data.
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