
Configuring
Client
QoS
D-Link
Unified
Access
Point
Administrator’s
Guide
November
2011
Page
174
Unified
Access
Point
Administrator’s
Guide
Clustering
APs
by
Using
SNMP
Cluster
configuration
by
using
SNMP
is
not
supported.
Configuring
Client
QoS
This
example
shows
how
to
enable
client
QoS,
configure
an
ACL
and
a
DiffServ
policy
on
the
AP,
and
to
apply
the
ACL
and
the
Policy
to
traffic
transmitted
from
clients
associated
with
VAP
2
and
received
by
the
AP.
The
IPv4
ACL
is
named
acl1
and
contains
two
rules.
The
first
rule
allows
HTTP
traffic
from
the
192.168.1.0
subnet.
The
second
rule
allows
all
IP
traffic
from
the
management
station
(192.168.1.23).
All
other
traffic
is
denied
due
to
the
implicit
deny
all
rule
at
the
end
of
the
ACL.
The
ACL
is
applied
to
the
inbound
interface
on
the
AP
so
that
packets
are
checked
when
the
AP
receives
traffic
from
associated
clients.
The
DiffServ
policy
in
this
example
shows
how
to
establish
default
DiffServ
behavior
for
clients
associating
with
the
VAP
that
do
not
obtain
a
DiffServ
policy
name
through
the
RADIUS
server.
Voice
traffic
(UDP
packets)
received
from
clients
in
the
192.168.1.0
subnet
that
has
the
VoIP
server
as
its
destination
address
(192.168.2.200),
is
marked
with
the
IP
DSCP
value
for
expedited
forwarding
so
that
it
takes
priority
over
other
traffic.
Configuring
QoS
by
Using
the
Web
Interface
ACL
Configuration
1.
Log
onto
the
AP
and
navigate
to
the
Client
QoS
>
Client
QoS
ACL
page.
2.
Enter
acl1in
the
ACL
Name
field,
and
click
Add
ACL
.
The
screen
refreshes,
and
additional
fields
appear.
3.
From
the
Action
menu,
select
Permit.
4.
Clear
the
Match
Every
option.
5.
Verify
that
the
Protocol
option
is
selected
and
IP
is
selected
from
the
Select
From
List
menu.