| commit | 43af2b9066195f091334659598403bbebc512dca | |
| author | Toastman <toastman@galactic_core> | |
| Mon, 9 Jan 2012 16:28:25 +0000 (9 23:28 +0700) | ||
| committer | Toastman <toastman@galactic_core> | |
| Thu, 12 Jan 2012 09:51:05 +0000 (12 16:51 +0700) | ||
| tree | 6a0d6d1dd379011b5c67fa2d8a3ae2e26b40be1d | tree |
| parent | 5b6aae318534909cb477934a87fcb1f8a9ed2665 | commitdiff |
allow incoming UDP to be exempted from QOS ingress
(As incoming UDP has already reached our router, and unlike TCP,
UDP has no backoff mechanism, conventional wisdom says it should
always be delivered, and that there is no point in dropping it. However,
some protocols that use UDP have their own methods to slow down
the link, so I have left UDP in the QOS ingress mechanism by default.
Ticking the checkbox allows UDP to bypass QOS ingress. This may
help with VOIP etc.
(As incoming UDP has already reached our router, and unlike TCP,
UDP has no backoff mechanism, conventional wisdom says it should
always be delivered, and that there is no point in dropping it. However,
some protocols that use UDP have their own methods to slow down
the link, so I have left UDP in the QOS ingress mechanism by default.
Ticking the checkbox allows UDP to bypass QOS ingress. This may
help with VOIP etc.