Chapter 6: Services Menu
Table 23. Modify QoS Queue Parameters Window (Continued)
Column | Description |
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| WMM is enabled when the dialog box has |
| a check mark and disabled when the |
| dialog box is empty. The default setting is |
| enabled. |
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Station EDCA Parameters |
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Queue | Specifies the four ingress queues: |
| Data 0 (Voice) - High priority queue, with |
| minimum delay. The queue is used to |
| store |
| and streaming media. |
| Data 1 (Video): High priority queue, with |
| minimum delay. The queue is used to |
| store |
| traffic. |
| Data 2 (best effort): Medium priority |
| queue, with minimum throughput and |
| delay. The queue is used to store most |
| traditional IP data. |
| Data 3 (Background): Lowest priority |
| queue, with high throughput. This queue |
| is used for bulk data that requires |
| maximum throughput and is not time- |
| sensitive, such as FTP packets. |
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AIFS (InterFrame Space) | Specifies the Arbitration |
| Spacing (AIFS) value, which controls the |
| wait time for data frames. The wait time is |
| measured in slots and has a range of 1 to |
| 15 slots. |
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cwMin (Minimum | Specifies a value that an algorithm uses to |
Contention Window) | determine the initial random backoff wait |
| time (window) for resending packets |
| during a period of contention for Unified |
| Access Point resources. |
| This value is the upper limit (in |
| milliseconds) of a range from which the |
| access point determines the initial random |
| backoff wait time. |
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