Zoom and Facebook live
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Hi,
I would like to know what does Deco M5 classify Zoom meeting and Facebook live traffic in QoS, "Chatting", "Surfing" or "Streaming", it's important to me as I wanted to put them as first priority.
Thanks
On Zoom the Account settings are on the web portal not on the app. I usually get there by logging into the Zoom app on a computer, then clicking the gear icon for settings, then clicking 'more settings' which is where you can see the 'In meeting (advanced)' section. However, the DSCP switch I was referring to - see attached image - 
has now disappeared so I can only assume that they've decided to switch it on by default as everything seems to still be working well.
On Zoom the Account settings are on the web portal not on the app. I usually get there by logging into the Zoom app on a computer, then clicking the gear icon for settings, then clicking 'more settings' which is where you can see the 'In meeting (advanced)' section. However, the DSCP switch I was referring to - see attached image - has now disappeared so I can only assume that they've decided to switch it on by default as everything seems to still be working well.
@heidarren Thumbs-up to heidarren. I like to ask TP-Link the same question below. 
I am running latest FW on Archer A20 HW. Which QoS application shall I prioritize for Zoom?
TP-Link FW/HW engineers and router users (network admin) please see 2 Zoom documents below:
- Zoom Connection Process Whitewater at: https://zoom.us/docs/doc/Zoom%20Connection%20Process%20Whitepaper.pdf
- Using QoS DSCP Marking at Zoom Help Center: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/207368756-Using-QoS-DSCP-Marking
- Case 1: Zoom uses HTTPS to find a Multimedia Router (MMR), and connect via UDP 8801, TCP 8801, or SSL 443.
- Case 1 supports QoS DSCP Marking to optimize media routing.
- Question 1a. Will TP-Link QoS classify Case 1 upstream traffics as Chatting, Streaming, or Surfing?
- Question 1b. Will TP-Link QoS classify Case 1 downstream traffics as Chatting, Streaming, or Downloading?
- Case 2: If Zoom cannot find MMR (i.e. Zoom Zone overloaded), it will fall back to HTTP Tunnel (HT) on SSL 443.
- Case 2 does not support DSCP, but network admin can add it.
- Question 2a. Will TP-Link QoS classify Case 2 upstream traffics as Chatting, Streaming, or Surfing?
- Question 2b. Will TP-Link QoS classify Case 2 downstream traffics as Chatting, Streaming, or Downloading?
Thank you TP-Link support team for your time and kind answers in advance. d4daniel 
