After basic WLAN service configurations are complete, APs can go online and STAs can access the wireless network. In addition to specific WLAN QoS policies, you can also configure other WLAN QoS policies according to the reference sections provided in the following table.
Task |
Description |
Task |
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Configure WMM |
You can configure radio profiles and SSID profiles to provide different capabilities for different services on STAs or APs to compete for channels to determine the quality of services. |
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Configure Priority Mapping |
You can configure priority mapping to distinguish data priority and ensure that data of high-priority users is transmitted first. |
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Configure Traffic Policing |
You can configure traffic policing to limit the STA transmission rate or AP forwarding rate, which prevents network congestion. |
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Configure Airtime Scheduling |
You can configure airtime scheduling to assign users on the same radio with equal channel occupation time. |
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Configure ACL-based Packet Filtering |
By configuring ACL-based packet filtering, the device permits or rejects packets matching ACL rules to control network traffic. |
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Configure ACL-based Priority Remarking |
By configuring ACL-based priority remarking, the device remarks the priorities of wireless packets matching ACL rules to provide differentiated services. |
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Configure voice and video service traffic optimization |
You can set WMM parameter settings and priorities of voice and video traffic to improve users' voice and video service experience. |
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