ZyXEL Communications PLA-401 Series User Manual page 50

Chapter 6 The OS X Configuration Utility
The following table shows some example priority settings based on application
type.
Table 10 Priority Settings
PRIORITY LEVEL
Highest
High
Mid
Low
Figure 24 QoS Settings
Table 11 QoS Settings
LABEL
IP Port Priority
Rule Name
Port #
Rule Name
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APPLICATION
Voice Application
Video and Audio Applications
Data Applications
Data Applications
DESCRIPTION
You can configure up to eight rules defining priority for traffic
transmitted from the selected powerline device.
Type a rule name. The name may consist of up to 31 letters,
numerals and any printable character found on a typical English
language keyboard. Spaces are not allowed.
Select the type of traffic to which this rule applies. You may
select one of the following:
• FTP
• HTTP
• E-Mail
• Telnet
• User-Defined
If you select User-Defined then enter the port number that
defines that traffic type, such as 1823 for MSN traffic. See the
commom services appendix for port numbers of other traffic
types.
After you select the traffic type, select the priority level
(Highest, High, Mid, Low) assigned to this traffic.
Click Add to save the rule to the list in this screen.
If you want to delete an existing rule, select it in the text box
and then click Delete.
This field displays the name of a previously created priority rule.
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