QoS

In the TCP/IP world, QoS describes the quality of a communication service from the user’s point of view. Network service quality is often defined on the basis of the parameters bandwidth, delay, packet loss and jitter.

The network load influences the quality of the transmission. For example, how long does it take for a data packet to reach the recipient? For this reason, attempts are made to mark data packets with corresponding service classes. Prioritized data packets are then forwarded preferentially in routers or switches. In the TK 500 series it is therefore possible to limit and allocate the bandwidths accordingly. You can set this up via “QoS”.

IP BW Limit

Under the menu item QoS > IP BW Limit you can limit the down- or upload bandwidth and bind it to IP addresses, as well as prioritize them.

Name	Description	Standard
Enable	Click to enable	Disabled
Download Bandwith	Set the bandwidth for download	1000 kbit/s
Upload Bandwith	Set the bandwidth for upload	1000 kbit/s
Interface	Selection of the interfaces to which the bandwidth is to be allocated	Cellular
Host Download Bandwith
Enable	Enable the function	Enabled
IP Address	Specifying the IP address for mapping	Empty
Guaranteed Rate (kbit/s)	Specification of the guaranteed bandwidth in kbit/s	1000
Priority	Priority assignment	Medium
Description	Rule description	Empty