Alloy Computer Products GSM-16T2SFP Benutzerhandbuch
GSM Series User Manual
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want to customise the ports that are in use by this built in service click on the
advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click the <Apply> button for
changes to take effect.
advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click the <Apply> button for
changes to take effect.
Prioritise web browsing, email, FTP and news:
Check this radio button to prioritise web browsing, email, FTP and news services
over all other services. If you want to customise the ports that are in use by this
built in service click on the advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click
the <Apply> button for changes to take effect.
over all other services. If you want to customise the ports that are in use by this
built in service click on the advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click
the <Apply> button for changes to take effect.
Prioritise Streaming Audio/Video:
Check this radio button to prioritise Audio and Video streaming services over all
other services. If you want to customise the ports that are in use by this built in
service click on the advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click the
<Apply> button for changes to take effect.
other services. If you want to customise the ports that are in use by this built in
service click on the advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click the
<Apply> button for changes to take effect.
Prioritise Databases (Oracle, IBM DB2, SQL, Microsoft):
Check this radio button to prioritise Database services over all other services. If
you want to customise the ports that are in use by this built in service click on the
advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click the <Apply> button for
changes to take effect.
you want to customise the ports that are in use by this built in service click on the
advanced tab to make the necessary changes. Click the <Apply> button for
changes to take effect.
Advanced Mode:
Allows the administrator to customise built in services and configure additional
services if necessary. If the “Disable TCP/UDP Port Classification” radio button is
checked the administrator can then click on the advanced button to configure
custom services. If any of the built in services are in use, the administrator can
also click on the advanced button to modify the built in services TCP/UDP port
numbers if required.
services if necessary. If the “Disable TCP/UDP Port Classification” radio button is
checked the administrator can then click on the advanced button to configure
custom services. If any of the built in services are in use, the administrator can
also click on the advanced button to modify the built in services TCP/UDP port
numbers if required.
Special TCP/UDP class:
This allows the administrator to set a low or high priority to the port numbers
shown in the Special UDP/TCP Port Selection section.
shown in the Special UDP/TCP Port Selection section.
Default Class (All other TCP/UDP Ports):
This allows the administrator to set a low or high priority to all other port numbers
not shown in the Special UDP/TCP Port Selection.
not shown in the Special UDP/TCP Port Selection.
Port:
Select the port you wish to configure your Special TCP/UDP port classifications
for, if you wish to configure all ports at the same time, select all from the drop
down box.
for, if you wish to configure all ports at the same time, select all from the drop
down box.
Special UDP/TCP Port Classifications:
The following lists the ports that are used for all 6 built in services:
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Down Prioritise web browsing, email, FTP and news: 80, 280, 443, 25, 110,
20, 21, 69, 119, 2009
20, 21, 69, 119, 2009
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Prioritise IP Telephony (VoIP): 1718, 1719, 1720
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Prioritise iSCSI: 3225, 3260, 3420
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Prioritise web browsing, email, FTP and news: 80, 280, 443, 25, 110, 20, 21,
69, 119, 2009
69, 119, 2009