Login to the router's web configuration page and go to menu, Configuration() → BWM.  Check the box to enable the bandwidth management (Enable BWM) feature and apply the settings.

All rules created by user will have a higher priority, depending on user configuration.  All other traffic will have a priority of 7 based on the default BWM rule.

QoS for VoIP Service

To create a bandwidth management rule allowing VoIP traffic priority, click the Add button.

Note:  Do this only if the "Enable Highest Bandwidth Priority for SIP Traffic" checkbox is unchecked or unavailable on your appliance model.

• Go to Service Object and select SIP (or the ports used for the VoIP)
• Scroll down to the Bandwidth Shaping option and set the Priority to 1 (highest priority)
• Leave all other fields as default
  

If you are using a proprietary VoIP port you will need to first create the service object.  Go to Configuration() → Object → Service and click the Add button to insert and object for proprietary VoIP port number.

Once you have created the object for the service port you can create the BWM rule to prioritize this particular VoIP port.

QoS based on IP-address

To allow a specific node priority based on its IP address, we must first create the address object.  Go to Configuration() → Object → Address and click the Add button to insert the IP address entry for the device.

Now that the address object has been created we can create the BWM rule to prioritize all traffic from the device.

• For the Incoming Interface field under the "Criteria" select LAN1 (this is the internal interface the device is connected to on the router)
• For the Outgoing Interface field select the appropriate WAN connection or select the SYSTEM_DEFAULT_WAN_TRUNK to apply the bandwidth management priority through all WAN connections
• For the Source field select the address object you created for the device IP (IP_Phone based on this guide)
• Scroll down to the Bandwidth Shaping and set the priority (1 being the highest)