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Hillstone support IAI (Intelligent Application Identification). IAI can identify and classify over a hundred of application, even encrypted P2P applications (Bit Torrent, Thunder, EMule, EDonkey etc) and IM traffic. Hillstone QoS first identify and mark traffic based on its application type. Then the traffic can be allocated bandwidth or assigned priority base on the marking. A typical user scenario is: for business critical ERP and OA traffic, the administrator can assign a higher priority and allocate guaranteed bandwidth, while for web browsing and P2P download, the administrator can assign a lower priority and limit their bandwidth. NetBar customer can use this feature to control the multimedia traffic and prioritize them related to other traffic.
Combining Hillstone behavior control and IP QoS, a administrator can easily assign bandwidth and priority for important users. Hillstone devices support priority and bandwidth allocation for up to 20,000 IPs (both ingress and egress), which is equivalent to 40,000 QoS queues in the system.
Combined with Application QoS, Hillstone device can provide another layer of traffic control. Hillstone devices can control application traffic for individual users and assign priority for them. For example, for different application traffic for the same user, the administrator can define different priority.
Combined with Application QoS, Hillstone device can provide another layer of traffic control. Hillstone devices can control application traffic for individual users and assign priority for them. For example, for different application traffic for the same user, the administrator can define different priority.
Hillstone QoS solution provides many monitors and reports that help network administrator visualized network status. The administrator can look at bandwidth usage at interfaces, application usage inside the network and bandwidth usage by different IPs. Hillstone device provide history data of bandwidth utilization for later analysis. |
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