D-Link DRO-210i manual QoS Filter Configurations

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Quality of Service

9.1.2 Filter Configuration

Filters in QoS help in classification of traffic, and assigning the traffic to a specific HTB class. These filters use IP parameters like Source IP, Destination IP, Protocol, Source Port and Destination Port. The packets that match a filter configuration is placed in the class specified with the Class ID parameter and will receive the specified traffic treatment.

Multiple filters can be configured for the same Class ID. For example, consider a scenario where the administrator wants to ensure that HTTP and Email traffic together do not exceed 100kbps. In this case, a HTB Class can be configured with a Maximum Rate of 100kbps, and two filters (one for HTTP and one for Email traffic) can be added for the same HTB Class.

Select QoS → Filter Configuration to configure the QoS Filter Configuration as explained below.

Web UI

QoS Filter Configurations

Filter Name

Enter the name of the Filter (Max 20 characters). Filter Name should be

 

unique.

 

 

Interface Name

Select the Interface on which to apply the filter.

 

 

Source

The Source IP.

 

• Any - If selected the filter will be applied for any source address.

 

• Subnet - If selected the user needs to configure specific Source IP

 

address with subnet.

IP Address

Enter the Source IP Subnet

 

 

Destination

The Destination IP.

 

• Any - If selected the filter will be applied for any destination address.

 

• Subnet - If selected the user needs to configure specific destination IP

 

address with subnet.

IP Address

Enter the Destination IP Subnet

 

 

Protocol

Select the Protocol to filter the network traffic. When Other is selected

 

enter the protocol number (between 1 and 255).

 

 

Source Port No

Enter the Source port number (value between 1 and 65535) to specify the

 

type of application for which this filter is used. Source port value of zero

 

indicates "Any" Source Port. This field is effective when TCP/UDP is

 

selected as the Protocol.

Destination Port No Enter the Destination port number (value between 1 and 65535) to specify the type of application for which this filter is used. Destination port value

 

of zero indicates "Any" Source Port. This field is effective when

 

TCP/UDP is selected as the Protocol.

 

 

Class ID

Enter the Class ID of the class, through which this traffic should flow.

 

 

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