Rules sub-tab
    • 14 Apr 2023
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    Customer QoS rules are managed with these actions: Add, Edit, Enable/Disable, and Delete. The main table contains information on existing rules.

    Add Rule

    1. Go to Network :: QoS :: Rules.
    2. Click Add (displays dialog). 
    3. In Matching Rule menu, enter details:
      1. Name (descriptive name for this rule)
      2. Enabled checkbox
      3. IPv4 checkbox
      4. IPv6 checkbox
      5. Protocol
        NOTE
        Options for "Protocol" include the majority of protocol types. Entry can be by protocol number or lower-case protocol keyword. Multiple protocols can be input using comma-separated entries. Official source is at Internet Assigned Numbers Authority.
      6. Source IP
      7. Destination IP
      8. Source Port
      9. Destination Port
      10. Source MAC
      11. Destination MAC
      12. Custom parameters (advanced users only – enter FireQOS commands)
    4. In TCP Flags menu, select (as needed):
      1. SYN checkbox
      2. ACK checkbox
    5. In Assignment menu: to add a Rule, select item on left-side panel. Click Add► (item is moved). To remove a Rule, select item on right-side panel. Click ◄Remove (item is moved).
    6. Click Save.
      NOTE
      All parameters in a rule will be applied as an “AND” operation.

    For fields that support multiple values, enter comma separated values. Numeric fields support ranges, separated with a dash (i.e., 22-100).

    Edit Rule

    1. Go to Network :: QoS :: Rules.
    2. In the Name column, locate and select checkbox,
    3. Click Edit (opens dialog).
    4. Make changes, as needed.
    5. Click Save.

    Delete Rule

    1. Go to Network :: QoS :: Rules.
    2. Select checkbox to be deleted.
    3. Click Delete.
    4. On confirmation dialog, click OK.

    Enable Rule

    1. Go to Network :: QoS :: Rules.
    2. Select checkbox to be enabled.
    3. Click Enable.

    Disable Rule

    1. Go to Network :: QoS :: Rules.
    2. Select checkbox to be disabled.
    3. Click Disable.



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