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The
GameFuel™, or QoS (Quality of Service), feature helps improve your network
gaming performance by prioritizing network traffic from applications. By
default the GameFuel™ settings are disabled and application priority is not
automatically classified.
GameFuel™ Configuration
Step 1 Open a web browser and type the IP address of the
DGL-4100/DGL-4300 in the address bar (default is 192.168.0.1). Press Enter.
Step 2 The default password is blank (nothing). Click Log In.
Step 3 Click Advanced at the top and then click GAMEFUEL on the left
side.
Step 4 Select Enable GAMEFUEL and configure the following:
• Automatic Classification - Enabled by default when GameFuel™ is enabled.
This option will allow the gaming router to automatically determine which
programs should have network priority.
• Dynamic Fragmentation - Select this option to reduce the impact that large
low priority network packets can have on more urgent ones.
• Max. IP Fragment Size - By default the maximum fragment size is 576. You
can only modify the fragment size when Dynamic Fragmentation is enabled.
Select a smaller size if you have a slow uplink and VoIP quality is not
optimal or select a larger size for faster uplinks.
• Uplink Speed - This is the speed at which data can be transferred from the
gaming router to your ISP and is determined by your ISP. Usually your ISP
issues a speed as a download/upload. For example, if your connection speed
1.5Mbits/284Kbits enter 284.
Step 5 Click Save Settings at the top to apply the settings.
Adding a GameFuel™ Rule
After GameFuel™ is enabled you will be able to add GameFuel™ rules.
Step 1 In the ADD GAMEFUEL RULE section configure the following:
• Enabled - Select the checkbox next to Enabled to enable the rule.
• Name - Enter a name to identify the rule.
• Priority - Network traffic from rules with a lower priority number will
have priority over rules with a higher priority number. Enter a value between
0 (highest priority) - 255 (lowest priority).
• Protocol - Select the protocol (TCP or UDP).
• Source IP Range - Enter the LAN IP address(es) of the computer(s) that
traffic will originate from.
• Source Port Range - Enter the port(s) on the LAN interface that traffic
will originate from.
• Destination IP Range - Enter the WAN IP address(es) that traffic will be
routed to.
• Destination Port Range - Enter the port(s) that traffic will be routed to
on the WAN interface.
Step 2 Click Save to save the rule.
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