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Traffic prioritization advance config for Disney+ and HBO Max


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Hi Netduma guys,

 

I am currently having issues streaming some services like HBO Max and Disney+. I want to configure the traffic prioritization for these two services but they are not in the list, I wanted to know how I could configure these services in traffic prioritization selector advance.

 

If you can help me with this it would be great,

 

Thanks,

 

Exodia

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Welcome to the forum Exodia!

What device are you watching these services on? If it's on a Smart TV you can just prioritise all ports from that PC, if it's on a PC it's a little harder as the service will just use the HTTPS port of 443.

 

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On 8/2/2021 at 5:06 AM, Netduma Liam said:

Welcome to the forum Exodia!

What device are you watching these services on? If it's on a Smart TV you can just prioritise all ports from that PC, if it's on a PC it's a little harder as the service will just use the HTTPS port of 443.

 

Thanks for your reply. Actually I'm using a smart TV, exactly a TCL C715.

How can I identify wich are the ports than I need to prioritize?

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8 hours ago, Exodia said:

Thanks for your reply. Actually I'm using a smart TV, exactly a TCL C715.

How can I identify wich are the ports than I need to prioritize?

Go ahead and add a rule to Traffic Prioritisation and select the TV as the device. Then in the advanced configuration set the ports for both source and destination to 1-65535.

You should then see that all traffic from the TV is prioritised when detected.

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