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TIP: For more information regarding Quality of Service, such as how it works at the packet level, reference the SonicWall UTM Administration Guide available on mysonicwall.com.
CAUTION: Regardless of Mapping, QoS is largely useless without support from internal networking devices and/or your Internet Service Provider.
NOTE: In order to successfully map QoS, it is required to know which Tags the network devices above and below the SonicWall on your network map use for Class of Service.
