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DFL-900/1500 User Manual
Step 6. Customize the Rule
Enter a rule name such as web-from-WAN,
select the Source IP as WAN1_ALL and Dest.
IP as LAN1_ALL Besides, make sure the service
is HTTP (port 80) because of this is web service.
Select the action to be web-from-WAN. In this
way, all inbound web traffic from WAN1 will be put
into the web-from-WAN queue and scheduled
out at 300kbps bandwidth. Click Apply to store
the changes.
Repeat the same procedure
video-from-WAN class.
Forward
bandwidth class
Action
Reverse
bandwidth class
ü Note
For the other field description above, please refer Table 10-3 Insert a Firewall rule for details.
Step 7. View the rules
Now we can see that there are existed two
customized rules in the queue of WAN1 to LAN1
direction.
In the No. 1 rule. The DFL-1500 is configured to
direct video-from-WAN
video-from-WAN queue (300kbps).
In the No. 2 rule. The DFL-1500 will direct
web-from-WAN packets into the web-from-WAN
queue (1000kbps).
In the No. 3 rule. The other traffic will be put into
the def_class queue (any available bandwidth).
ADVANCED SETTINGS > Firewall > Edit Rules > Insert
for the
FIELD DESCRIPTION
Select the forward bandwidth class which will be
assigned to this rule. The forward bandwidth
class is defined in the previous action of forward
direction. In this case, it will be the actions of
"ANY to LAN1".
Select the reverse bandwidth class which will be
assigned to this rule. The reverse bandwidth class
is defined in the previous action of reverse
direction. In this case, it will be the actions of
"ANY to WAN1".
Table 25-6 Add a new Bandwidth Management rule
ADVANCED SETTINGS > Firewall > Edit Rules
packets into the
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Range/Format EXAMPLE
All the actions of
web-from-WAN
forward direction
All the actions of
def_class
reverse direction