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Am I supposed to turn off Traffic Prioritization if I have forwarded my ports?
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Hi all,
So I went ahead and did port forwarding for the game I play (CoD WW2 on console).
I'm just curious if by doing that, am I also supposed to turn off the Traffic Prioritization in the QoS?
Also out of curiosity, is there a tutorial on how to do the Advanced Traffic Prioritization Selector? How do enter the source ports and destination ports. And how is that different from port forwarding?
Apologies for these noob questions. Just curious here.
Thanks
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Re: Am I supposed to turn off Traffic Prioritization if I have forwarded my ports?
if you live alone and your the only one on your internet you dont need traffic prio. if not you want your gaming traffic [ packets] to go first and not stuck in queue. to put ports in traffic prioritization, click on add device, then a window will open with a list of your devices. click the device you want to add. then another window will open, click advanced and you can add port numbers. the tricky part with this is knowing what ports to prioritize because they can change ingame and after each game. if your the only one in your house playing games just check DumaOS classified games instead and that should cover most games, if you have a big household like me and want to make sure only your console is being prioitized make sure the red light only come on when your console is on and it goes off when you turn your console off.
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