After some research I reach out to the following conclusion:
In terms of QoS in RAP deployment, you don’t really have much. The unfortunate part is that the internet itself will not honor any QoS that you put onto a device. You have a single option you can do, but you need to have your deployment in either split-tunnel mode or bridged mode, which is something not a lot of people doing. This option is to reserve bandwidth for a specific type of traffic on the uplink of the RAP. The documentation for this option is below:
https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/ArubaOS_80_Web_Help/Content/ArubaFrameStyles/Remote_AP/Uplink_Bandwidth_Reserva.htm
I have two takes on this option:
- Most of ISP’s residential plans are above 20 Mbps, so reserving bandwidth will not really help as we will have a lot of extra bandwidth already. Though this might works in enterprise setting as you have your branch office with something like 1 Gig uplink and need to reserve bandwidth
- You can’t be on tunnel mode when using this option, the WLAN has to be on split-tunnel mode or bridge mode, which 99% of enterprises not doing that
That is my findings and if someone has something to add that would be great for our Airheads community.