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Installing optiClient 130 Nur für den internen Gebrauch
A31003-G2550-A100-6-76A9, 04/2005
2-4 optiClient 130 V5.0 , Administrator Documentation and Operating Instructions
optiClient5d_Installation.fm
Configuring/Installing Quality of Service
It is also important that there is sufficient bandwidth available within the QoS class used (code
point/IEEE802.1p User Priority).
Activating QoS for optiClient 130
1. QoS must be activated for use in the optiClient 130 settings.
2. QoS must be provided, that is, installed and configured, on the client PCs concerned.
3. Unused QoS services for managing network traffic must be deactivated on the optiClient
PCs.
Installing and configuring QoS on the client PC
1. Open the My Network Places context menu on the desktop and select Properties.
2. In the Network and Dial-up Connections dialog that appears, open the Local Area Con-
nection context menu and select Properties.
3. If the QoS Packet Scheduler entry is not yet available, install it. If the QoS Packet Sched-
uler is installed, ensure that it is activated.
Installing the QoS Packet Scheduler
–In the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select Install.
–Select Service as the network component and click Add.
– The service is installed and you are returned to the Local Area Connection Proper-
ties dialog where the QoS Packet Scheduler entry is now listed.
– Activate the entry (checkmark).
4. To configure the connection now, select Configure. The properties dialog appears for the
network card installed. Now switch to the Advanced tab.
5. Select Activate for the properties 802.1p support and flow control and then click OK.
6. Back in the LAN connection properties dialog, confirm with OK.
7. Close the Network and Dial-up Connections dialog.
This completes the installation/configuration of QoS on the optiClient 130PC.
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For optimum network traffic control, QoS must be supported not only by the optiCli-
ent client PC with the installed network card, but also by all other components con-
cerned, such as routers, switches, servers, etc.