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Wireless AP QoS

cemler
Do the Access Points (either AP10 or AP30) have thier own QoS, or do they simply pass/use the QoS configuration of the ASG devices?


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    Hi, cemler, and welcome to the User BB!

    Helmut, I think I'm more confused now that before cemler asked the question. [;)]

    So, there are two types of QoS associated with Astaro WAPs.  The WAP itself does QoS among wireless users attached to it according to 802.11e.  Astaro QoS can be applied at the level of the Astaro interface to which the WAP is connected, but the QoS settings in the Astaro do not affect any QoS settings in the WAP.

    Correct?

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    So, there are two types of QoS associated with Astaro WAPs.  The WAP itself does QoS among wireless users attached to it according to 802.11e. 


    Yep.


    Astaro QoS can be applied at the level of the Astaro interface to which the WAP is connected, but the QoS settings in the Astaro do not affect any QoS settings in the WAP.

    Correct?


    Yep.

    Helmut
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    So, there are two types of QoS associated with Astaro WAPs.  The WAP itself does QoS among wireless users attached to it according to 802.11e. 


    Yep.


    Astaro QoS can be applied at the level of the Astaro interface to which the WAP is connected, but the QoS settings in the Astaro do not affect any QoS settings in the WAP.

    Correct?


    Yep.

    Helmut
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