Application signature list for tranditinoal qos.

[133794m3r]

I want the port numbers for various voip things since apparently asus won'tlet you use the adaptive qos style rules whislt also having a user specified list of clients who are lower priority. So if I could do that, I'd like todo that but otherwise I need to know where that fiel is stored so I can try to read it.

 

[CooCooCaChoo]

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System (Highest)
T U
9 WoL
37 Time Proto 37 Time Proto
42 WINS 42 WINS
53 DNS 53 DNS
56 RAP 56 RAP
67-68 DHCP 67-68 DHCP
88 Kerberos 88 Kerberos
162 SNMP TRAP 161 SNMP
199 SMUX 162 SNMP TRAP
213 IPX 199 SMUX
318 PKIX 213 IPX
389 LDAP 318 PKIX
464 Kerberos 319-320 PTP
500 ISAKMP/IKE 389 LDAP
543-544 Kerberos 464 Kerberos
546-547 DHCPv6 500 ISAKMP/IKE
636 LDAP/S 520-521 RIP/NG
647 DHCP Failover 525 Timeserver
749 Kerberos 546-547 DHCPv6
753 Kerberos 636 LDAP/S
760 Kerboers 749-752 Kerberos
847 DHCP Failover 760 Kerberos
953 DNS RNDC 953 DNS RNDC
1293 IPSec 1293 IPSec
1512 WINS 1512 WINS
1723 PPTP 1701 L2F/L2TP
2053 Kerberos 1723 PPTP
2105 Kerberos 1900 SSDP
3527 MMQ 2105 Kerberos
5000 UPnP 3544 Teredo
5351 NAT PMP 4500 IPSec NAT Traversal
8530-8531 WSUS 5351 NAT PMP
5353 mDNS

Real-time (High)
T U
22 SSH 22 SSH
23 Telnet 23 Telnet
194 IRC 194 IRC
514 Remote Shell 530 RPC
530 RPC 554 RTSP
554 RTSP 593 HTTP RPC
593 HTTP RPC 992 Telnet/S
706 SILC 994 IRC/S
992 Telnet/S 1719 H.323
994 IRC/S 1863 MSNP
1720 H.323 3478 STUN/TURN
3478 STUN/TURN 5004-5005 RTP
5004-5005 RTP 5060 SIP
5060-5061 SIP
5349 STUN/TURN
6660-6669 IRC
6679 IRC/S
6697 IRC/S
8095 POE
12995 POE
20481 POE
27000-27030 Steam Client

Web (Medium)
T U
25 SMTP 25 SMTP
80 HTTP 80 HTTP
109-110 POP2/3 109-110 POP2/3
209 QMTP 209 QMTP
218 MPP 218 MPP
220 IMAP 3 220 IMAP 3
433 NNSP 433 NNSP
443 HTTPS 443 HTTPS
465 SMTP/S 563 NNTP/s
563 NNTP/S 995 POP 3/S
654 MMS/MMP 1755 MMS
993 IMAP/S
1109 KPOP
1755 MMS
8008 HTTP Alt
8080-8081 HTTP Alt

Low (Low)
T U
20-21 FTP 20-21 FTP
69 TFTP 69 TFTP
115 SFTP 989-990 FTP/S
989-990 FTP/S
27014-27050 Steam DL

Default (1)

The categories were for a different project, you can substitute whatever you want in lieu. T means TCP. U means UDP. The number in front are the port numbers. At the time these were the only ports I deemed important. If the same protocol appears in both T and U it means that the protocol uses both TCP and UDP for communication.