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IP QoS
Priority: Select the priority level that will be assigned to traffic that meets the criteria
specified in this IP QoS profile.
Note It is strongly recommended that you reserve Very high priority for voice applications.
Example
This example shows how to create two IP QoS profiles and associated them with a VSC. The
two profiles are:
Voice: Provides voice traffic with high priority.
Web: Provides HTTP traffic with low priority.
Create the profiles
1. Select Network > IP QoS, and then Add New Profile. The IP QoS Profile page opens.
2. Under Profile name, specify Voice.
3. Under Protocol, from the drop-down list select TCP.
4. Under Start port, from the drop-down list select SIP. Start port and End port are
automatically populated with the correct value: 5060.
5. Under Priority, from the drop-down list select Very High.
6. Select Save.
Note You could also create another profile using the same parameters but for UDP to cope
with any kind of SIP traffic.
7. On the IP QoS Profile page select Add New Profile.
8. Under Profile name, specify Web.
9. Under Protocol, from the drop-down list select TCP.
10. Under Start port, from the drop-down list select http. Start port and End port are
automatically populated with the common HTTP port, 80.
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