Many L7 protocols can be either light or heavy traffic, for example SSL or SSH. If it is only light traffic, the user typically has an interactive application (e.g. website login, etc.), while heavy traffic is typically used for uploads/downloads. cFosSpeed can now automatically prioritize light and heavy traffic regardless of the L7 protocol. You can also configure the priority for the detected L7 protocol (SSL, SSH, others and unknown protocols), depending on bulk (heavy) or light traffic.

cFosSpeed's automatic detection of light traffic is especially useful for online games, which typically use unknown proprietary protocols. So game traffic can be automatically prioritized (to high).

HTTP connections are now dynamically analyzed. cFosSpeed can detect when a HTTP connection is re-used and will then reprioritize it. For example a HTTP connection to a web page might first be used as interactive HTTP traffic (high priority) and later re-used for a long download (low priority).