Creating/Managing Access; Profiles; Creating An Access Profile With; The Profile Wizard - Gigaset SL75 WLAN User Manual

Creating/managing access profiles
Setting the Quality of Service
Quality of Service means the prioritisation
of data packets on the Internet. The Qual-
ity of Service classes listed below are pos-
sible. The order of the list corresponds to
the priority level (low to high):
u
(no prioritisation; default set-
Best Effort
ting)
u
Assured Forwarding 1
with drop preference Low, Medium,
ing 4
High
u
Expedited Forwarding
ervation of a minimum data through-
put rate/bandwidth)
You can request the Quality of Service
classes for voice data and signalling sepa-
rately.
Notes:
– For more information on the Quality of
Service classes, see the Online Help for the
Web configurator.
– Whether or not a higher Quality of Service
class will actually improve the quality of
your telephone connection depends on the
IP network behind your access point.
– Your VoIP provider will be able to answer
any further questions on this subject.
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Open the following Web page:
¢
Admin Quality of
¤
Open the
DSCP Class for Voice
DSCP Class for Signalling
Quality of Service.
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If relevant, set
Drop Preference Levels for
/
Voice Drop Preference Levels for Signal-
to Low, Medium, High.
ling
¤
Click on Apply.
90
to Assured Forward-
(high priority; res-
Service.
/
lists and select

Creating/managing access

profiles

There are two ways of creating access pro-
files:
u
using the profile wizard, or
u
via the menu (Expert mode)
Admin
The access profiles saved via the Web
interface are saved on the handset. You
can edit the saved access profiles on the
handset or in the Web configurator via the
menu.
Admin
Note:
For how to create/administer access profiles on
the handset, see see page 59.

Creating an access profile with

the profile wizard

The profile wizard guides you through the
following configuration steps:
u
Defining the name of the access pro-
file,
u
Assigning the handset IP address auto-
matically/manually,
u
WLAN settings: entering the SSID,
u
WLAN security: setting encryption and
authentication,
u
Making SIP settings, and
u
Finishing the access profile.
The Web pages for all configuration steps
are displayed in the navigation area. The
current Web page is in the foreground.
Note:
The settings are buffered in the profile wizard.
Only once you have finished the access profile
are the settings saved on the handset.