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Re: WNR2000v5 Adding an Application for QoS "Port conflicts with another rule."
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WNR2000v5 Adding an Application for QoS "Port conflicts with another rule."
So I've been trying to understand and update the QoS on the WNR2000v5 router.
More speficially, I want to specify games that I will be running to operate at the highest priority. The available applications do not match what I am looking for, so I need to find a way to add a new one. For example, if I want to add League of Legends in the highest priority section, I fill in the required fields under the application "Other." I fill in the requirements (QoS Policy for: League of Legends | Priority: Highest | Connection Type : UDP | Starting Port: 5000 and Ending Port: 5500).
When I try to add this specifc application to the list, it errors me with the status "Port conflicts with another rule"
I removed all other rules from the highest category box and can't seem to get it to work. Any help would be greeatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Re: WNR2000v5 Adding an Application for QoS "Port conflicts with another rule."
Perhaps there is a rule at a lower priority that conflicts with those ports.
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Re: WNR2000v5 Adding an Application for QoS "Port conflicts with another rule."
Is there an easy way to check each application for a port interference?
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Re: WNR2000v5 Adding an Application for QoS "Port conflicts with another rule."
Not that I'm aware of.
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