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SMCBR24Q Utility User Manual
Enable:
To enable
Performance Optimization
click the dot once. Click again to undo your setting. If enabled,
the dot is blue. If disabled, the dot is white. The default is “disable”.
If you set up new rule of Performance Optimization via UI, the new rule will be also displayed here.
Performance Optimization Cross-Reference Table
The table below shows the built-in bandwidth information for each application. There are three performance
levels, “Normal”, “Good”, and “Better”. “Normal” is half the value of “Good”. “Better” is one and half the value of
“Good”.
Application Names
Normal
Good
Better
1
Web
80kbps 160kbps
240kbps
2
Send Email (SMTP)
40kbps 80kbps 120kbps
3
Receive Email
(POP3)
80kbps 160kbps
240kbps
4
FTP
40kbps 80kbps 120kbps
5
Skype
16.5kbps 33kbps 49.5kbps
6
Yahoo Messenger
40kbps 80kbps 120kbps
7
IPsec VPN
20kbps 40kbps 60kbps
8
SSH
40kbps 80kbps 120kbps
9
AIM
4kbps 8kbps 12kbps
10
mIRC Chat
16.5kbps 33kbps 49.5kbps
11
ICQ
16.5kbps 33kbps 49.5kbps
12
Hotline
16.5kbps 33kbps 49.5kbps
13
HTTPs
40kbps 80kbps 120kbps
14
Telnet
4kbps 8kbps 12kbps
15
News
20kbps 40kbps 60kbps
16
DNS
0.12kbps 0.24kbps 0.36kbps
17
SNMP
2kbps 4kbps 6kbps
18
Windows Media
Player
150kbps 300kbps 450kbps
19
NetBIOS
40kbps 80kbps 120kbps
Click the
Save Changes
button to save the settings, click the
Cancel
button to undo your changes
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