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Parameter
Details
Operation
⚫
Interface
Network
When source type is static route,
need to manually set network
address
Manual input
Format1: A.B.C.D/Mask
Source Interface
When source type is policy route,
need to manually set source
network address of policy router
Dropdown List
⚫
modem
⚫
eth0
⚫
eth1
Gateway Type
Set the next hop IP of policy route
Dropdown List
⚫
static ip
⚫
interface
Gateway
When the gateway type select
"Static IP" to fill in the IP address,
when gateway type select the
"interface", it will select the
interfaces as gateway
Manual input
Format1: A.B.C.D/Mask
Prority
Set policy routing priority, the
priority lower the number, the
higher the priority
Value area
：
[3,252]
Step 4
Single click “save” icon to finish the static routing setting.
Static routing will select the route to forward according to the destination address of the packet receive
from the router, if the router received the packet(source address is 1.1.1.1 destination address is 2.2.2.2),
It will forward the packet to next hop according to the route which meet with the destination
address(2.2.2.2).
Policy routing will forward according to the source address of the packet, if the router received the
packet(source address is 1.1.1.1 destination address is 2.2.2.2), it will forward the packet to next hop
according to the route which meet with the source address(1.1.1.1).
Policy routing higher priority than static routing, policy-based routing priority regardless of how much.
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5.5.4
QoS (Optional)
QoS (Quality of Service) quality of service, is a security mechanism for the network, is a
technique to solve the network bandwidth allocation and network priority and other issues.
When the network is overloaded or congested, QoS to ensure that critical traffic is not delayed
or dropped, while ensuring the efficient operation of the network, our H8959-4GSPT Cellular
Router
supports custom QoS services.
Step 1
Log-on WEB GUI of H8959-4GSPT Cellular router .
Step 2
Click “Forward > QoS” to open “QoS” tab, as Figure 5-52.
