Fig5-34 ToSPriority
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ToS
：
Description of the received packets’ IP head ToS field value.
“
D-Type
”
denotes
minimum delay,
“
T-Type
”
denotes maximum
throughput,
“
R-Type
”
denotes highest reliability,
“
M-Type
”
denotes least expense. The latter 0-7 denotes the priority value of the first 3 bit in
the ToS field.
¾
Priority
：
transmission priority. there 4 options,
“
Low
”
,
“
High
”
,
“
Higher
”
and
“
Highest
”
.
The transmission ratio is 1
：
2
：
4
：
8. Bandwidth will be distributed according to the
transmission ratio when transmitting.
4.3.6.4 802.1p Priority
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The setting of this page is based on 802.1 p Priority mode.
Fig4-35 802.1 p Priority
¾
Priority Tag
：
Tag priority of the frames. If you enable 802.1 p Priority Remap, it denotes the
remapped new Tag priority.
¾
Priority
：
transmission priority. there 4 options,
“
Low
”
,
“
High
”
,
“
Higher
”
and
“
Highest
”
.
The transmission ratio is 1
：
2
：
4
：
8. Bandwidth will be distributed according to the
transmission ratio when transmitting.
Illumination
：
If the switch receives untagged frame
，
it will endue the frame with the default
priority Tag of the port.
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