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Configuring the AP
AP-4131 Access Point Product Reference Guide 85
2.5.2 Enhanced Packet Prioritization (EPP)
Enhanced Packet Prioritization (EPP) enables system administrators to
prioritize packet transmissions from an AP to MUs. For example, media
content (streaming video, phones etc.) can be prioritized over a heavily
loaded access point. EPP allows prioritization of the media for smooth
delivery or selected data traffic for expedited delivery at some cost in
aggregate bandwidth through the access point.
Phone traffic by default is prioritized over data traffic whether EPP Control is
Enabled or not. If the only network requirement is for phone prioritization
over data, Disable EPP Control. If EPP Control is Enabled, assign a phone
traffic priority appropriate to site requirements.
To configure EPP:
1. Click F3 from the RF Configuration screen.
The Configure Enhanced Packet Prioritization screen displays.
Symbol Access Point
Configure Enhanced Packet Prioritization
Enhanced Packet Prioritization Enabled
FTP Traffic 10 TCP Port 1022 30
HTTP Traffic 30 TCP Port 1023 30
HTTPS Traffic 30 TCP Port 65537 30
Media Over Browser Traffic 10 TCP Port 65537 30
SSH Traffic 30 TCP Port 65537 30
Phone Traffic 10 TCP Port 65537 30
Telnet Traffic 30 TCP Port 65537 30
Video Traffic 30 TCP Port 65537 30
OK-[CR] Save-[F1] Save All APs-[F2] Cancel-[Esc]
2. Prioritize network traffic by assigning either 10 to those data types
requiring high network throughput priority or
30 to those data types
receiving standard priority.
3. Enter numbers for the TCP Ports as needed.