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Hyperion Series Wireless LAN Controller User Manual
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Parameter Description
Profile Name Give a mnemonic name for the new profile to simplify the management of system
configuration.
QoS Setting Basic Setting:
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Enable QoS: This is a switch to open or disable QoS function in thin AP.
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UploadSpeed(kbps): The uplink rate of wireless clients associated to this
thin AP is limited beneath this threshold.
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DownloadSpeed(kbps): The downlink rate of wireless clients associated to
this thin AP is limited beneath this threshold.
QoS Rules Edit:
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Target: This is the priority level for packet processing:
o
Priority: The highest priority.
o Express: The higher priority.
o Normal: The normal priority.
o Bulk: The lower priority.
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Source Host: Entering a specific IP address to match the source IP address
of the packet, and QoS rule will be applied to the matched packet.
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Destination Host: Entering a specific IP address to match the destination
IP address of the packet, and QoS rule will be applied to the matched
packet.
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Protocol: Select the protocol to match the packet for applying QoS rules:
o All: QoS rule will be applied to all packets.
o
TCP: QoS rule will be applied to TCP packet.
o
UDP: QoS rule will be applied to UDP packet.
o
ICMP: QoS rule will be applied to ICMP packet.
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Ports: Entering the specific communication ports separated by commas to
match the packet, and QoS rule will be applied to the matched packet.
QoS Rules Management:
New QoS rule can be added to the QoS Rules List by click < Add > button after
configuration. In the QoS Rules list, customer can modify each rule by click
<
Edit > button; also can remove the selected rule or rules from list by click
< Delete > or < Delete All > button.
Enable IGMP Snooping Multicast members are created depending on IGMP, and the multicast packets are
only forwarded to those members in multicast list. Enable IGMP monitoring here to
obtain multicast members.
Load Balance Configuration Load balancing is applied to thin APs to reasonably distribute user clients among
each thin AP. The balancing policy is configured as follows:
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Enable Load Balance - Two options for selection:
o Global - Selecting Global means that the load balance policy for current
group is overlaid by that configured in [ AP Configuration >