TRENDNET AX1800 Dual Band Wifi 6 Gigabit Dual Wan VPN SMB Router User Guide

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TEW-929DRU  

TRENDnet User’s Guide  

Quality of Service (QoS)  

Multi-WAN/QoS > QoS  

The router supports up to four QoS priority queues for traffic classification and priority.  

1. Log into your router management page (see “Access your router management page”  

on page 6).  

2. Click on Multi-WAN/QoS and click on QoS.  

3. Under QoS settings, review the settings below. When complete, click Apply to save  

and commit your changes.  

Classes – The QoS priority classes define the bandwidth maximum limits of total  

QoS Settings  

bandwidth that can be used and total bandwidth that can be shared for a particular  

class. Note: Typically, you do not need to modify the QoS priority class percentage  

settings.  

• Enable: Check the enable option to Enable QoS.  

• Download speed (kbit/s): Enter the maximum download speed provided by your  

ISP in kilobits per sec. It is important to set this value accurately.  

Note: If your multiple mode is set to load balancing, you can combine the total  

download bandwidth of both WAN connections.  

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Download link share bandwidth (%) – This defines the guaranteed bandwidth  

% from the total download speed defined in the QoS settings. The class setting  

will attempt to guarantee this bandwidth % minimum limit is allocated.  

Download max bandwidth (%) – This defines the maximum bandwidth %  

allowable from the total download speed defined in the QoS settings. This class  

setting is the maximum bandwidth % limit that can be allocated above the link  

share bandwidth %.  

• Upload speed (kbit/s): Enter the maximum upload speed provided by your ISP in  

kilobits per sec. It is important to set this value accurately.  

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• Note: If your multiple mode is set to load balancing, you can combine the total  

upload bandwidth of both WAN connections.  

• Calculate overhead – Typically, when this option is unchecked/disabled, the  

overhead value will not be added to the upload and download speeds entered in  

the fields. When this option is checked/enabled, the total overhead calculation is  

included in the total upload/download speed specified to ensure the values  

entered are the absolute maximum value limits entered.  

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Upload link share bandwidth (%) – This defines the guaranteed bandwidth %  

from the total upload speed defined in the QoS settings. The class setting will  

attempt to guarantee this bandwidth % minimum limit is allocated.  

Upload max bandwidth (%) – This defines the maximum bandwidth %  

allowable from the total upload speed defined in the QoS settings. This class  

setting is the maximum bandwidth % limit that can be allocated above the link  

share bandwidth %.  

• Default class – When QoS is enabled, select the default priority class used for all  

other traffic when QoS after all specific QoS classification rules have been  

applied. You can typically set this to Low or Medium.  

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