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Chapter 6: Setting Advanced Properties
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Priority and VLAN The options are listed here:
Priority & VLAN Enabled
(default) - Allows for packet
prioritization and VLAN tagging.
Priority & VLAN Disabled -
Prevents packet prioritization and
VLAN tagging.
Priority Enabled - Allows packet
prioritization only.
VLAN Enabled - Allows VLAN
tagging only.
1. In Microsoft Windows,
right-click the Network Adapter
in Network Connections and,
then click Properties.
2. Click the Configure button and
then the Advanced tab.
3. Set the desired Priority &
VLAN value.
Quality of Service QoS technologies allow you to
measure bandwidth, detect
changing network conditions (such
as congestion or availability of
bandwidth), and prioritize or
throttle traffic. For example, QoS
technologies can be applied to
prioritize traffic for
latency-sensitive applications
(such as voice or video) and to
control the impact of
latency-insensitive traffic (such as
bulk data transfers). 1. In Microsoft Windows,
right-click the Network Adapter
in Network Connections and,
then click Properties.
2. Click the Configure button and
then the Advanced tab.
3. Set the desired Quality of
Service value.
Receive Buffers
(0=Auto) The number of receive buffers.
Receive buffers are data
segments that allow the network
adapter to allocate receive
packets to memory. For 1 Gbps
adapters, the range of valid
receive buffers is 50 to 5000 in
increments of 1 with 750 receive
buffers as the default value. For 10
Gbps adapters, the range of valid
receive buffers is 0 to 3000 in
increments of 50 with 0 receive
buffers as the default value. 1. In Microsoft Windows,
right-click the Network Adapter
in Network Connections and
then click Properties.
2. Click the Configure button and
then the Advanced tab.
3. Set the desired Receive
Buffers value.
Table 8. Advanced Features in Microsoft Windows
Feature Description Configuration Steps