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Software Requirements
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MetaFrame Version 1.8 for Windows 2000
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MetaFrame Version 1.0 or later on Windows Terminal Server
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WINFRAME Version 1.7 with Service Pack 5B or later
Usage
Using Cisco routers, ICA traffic can be prioritized by two distinct methods:
Priority Queuing and Custom Queuing. The following sections define and
describe these methods in detail. They also provide the necessary commands
required as input at the router command interpreter. These sections assume that
the user is knowledgeable in using Cisco routers and has the proper authorization
to make such changes. All commands in these sections are given to the router
from the privileged level of the EXEC command interpreter.
Priority Queuing
Priority Queuing allows you to set up a priority on a particular protocol or port
number. Anytime a buffer of that protocol or port number is transmitted, it is
given high, medium, or low priority.
By using this method, however, other protocols can be limited if there is
significant priority traffic running through the router. For example, during periods
of intense prioritized ICA traffic, there would not be sufficient network bandwidth
for an FTP session or non-ICA print job.
The steps required to set up a priority queue are listed below:
1. At the Router # command prompt, type config terminal. This places the
system in configuration mode.
2. Configure a priority list (1-16) and name the IP protocol as the one to
prioritize. Specify the transport layer protocol and port number (TCP 1494) to
be prioritized. At the Router#(config) prompt, type:
priority-list 1 protocol ip high tcp 1494
3. Assign a default level of prioritization. At the Router#(config) prompt, type:
priority-list 1 default low
In this case, protocols that do not fall into category 1 default to low priority.
4. Specify the queue sizes. This step is optional. See the Cisco documentation for
additional information.
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