QoS(Quality of Service): The device can label QoS priority on the IP messages it sends out, so as to resolve network delay or network congestion. Meanwhile, the device can give different QoS tags for management-related packets of Web/Telnet, voice packets and signal packets.
| Parameter | DBID_QOS_ENABLE |
|---|---|
| Description | It enables or disables the QoS feature. |
| Permitted Values | 0-Disable 1-Enable |
| Default | 0 |
| Web UI | Network > QoS > Enable QoS |
| Parameter | DBID_QOS_ALGORITHM |
|---|---|
| Description | It works only if “DBID_QOS_ENABLE” is set to 1(Enable). |
| Permitted Values | 0-WFQ 1-SFQ |
| Default | 0 |
| Web UI | Network > QoS > Algorithm |
| Parameter | DBID_QOS_UPSTREAM |
|---|---|
| Description | It configures upstream speed. It works only if “DBID_QOS_ENABLE” is set to 1(Enable). |
| Permitted Values | Integer from 0 to 102400 |
| Default | Blank |
| Web UI | Network > QoS > Upstream |
| Parameter | DBID_QOS_DOWNSTREAM |
|---|---|
| Description | It configures downstream speed. It works only if “DBID_QOS_ENABLE” is set to 1(Enable). |
| Permitted Values | Integer from 0 to 102400 |
| Default | Blank |
| Web UI | Network > QoS > Downstream |
| Parameter | SwQosRule |
|---|---|
| Description | RuleName: It configures the rule name. SrcIP4: It configures the source IP address. DestIP4: It configures the destination IP address. Protocol: It configures the protocol type. PhyPort: It configures the port. DSCP: It is a quality of service marking method for network communication. DSCP uses 8 as a binary value to represent different service levels. 802.1p:802.1p User priority is defined in the TCI field in the layer 2 802.1Q tag header and is used together with the VLAN ID. The user priority is a 3bit field starting from 16 bit to 18 bit. The value ranges from 0 to 7. 0: the lowest priority. 7: the highest priority. VLAN ID: data identifier. Remark DSCP: it can re-mark the DSCP priority of IP packets in a QoS template. Remark 802.1p: it can re-mark the 802.1p priority of VLAN packets in a QoS template. Remark VLAN_ID: it can re-mark the VLAN tag value of VLAN packets. Priority: Packets with higher priorities in the queue have stronger channel preemption capability. Drop: Packet discard. Rate Limit: QoS rate limit. It works only if “DBID_QOS_ENABLE” is set to 1(Enable). |
| Permitted Values | RuleName: String Protocol: Integer SrcIP4: IP Address DestIP4: IP Address SrcPortStart: Integer SrcPortEnd: Integer DestPortStart: Integer DestPortEnd: Integer PhyPort: WAN/LAN1/LAN2 Dscp: IntegerInteger VlanId: Integer 802.1p: Integer from 0 to 7 Re_Dscp_v: Integer Re_VlanId_v: Integer Re_802.1p_v: Integer from 0 to 7 Priority: VO/CL/BE/BK Drop: yes/no Rate Limit: Integer from 0 to 102400 For example, RuleName=asxa,Protocol=6,SrcIP4=192.168.1.3,DestIP4=192.168.3.3,SrcPortStart=1,SrcPortEnd=4,DestPortStart=43,DestPortEnd=56,PhyPort=WAN,Dscp=34,VlanId=1,802.1p=7,Re_Dscp_v=45,Re_VlanId_v=3,Re_802.1p_v=5,Re_Queue=CL,Drop=no,Re_Ratelimit=5435 |
| Default | Blank |
| Web UI | Network > QoS > QOS Rules Setting |
Author：admin Create time：2023-11-21 17:26
Last editor：admin Update time：2024-01-03 16:20
Last editor：admin Update time：2024-01-03 16:20
