OPS quickly discovered the routers in the test network. It was easy to add devices. We created rules to give traffic from our IP address the highest priority. By improving the central administration of QoS policies, in the short term OPS will allow more effective policies to be used in the network. In the long term, OPS will make QoS policies easier to maintain and should continue to be valuable to network managers as they seek ways to manage network traffic loads without adding extensive new network equipment.
Administrators configure policies from a central location and routers enforce the rules.
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