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In classic UNet, QoS Flags were used to determine how packets got to the remote end. For example, if you needed a packet to be prioritized in the queue, you would specify a high priority flag which the Unity LLAPI would then receive and deal with appropriately. Unfortunately, this caused a lot of extra work for the transport layer and some of the QoS flags did not work as intended due to buggy code that relied on too much magic.
In Mirror, QoS flags were replaced with a "Channels" system. While the default transport, [Telepathy](../Transports/Telepathy.md), does not use channels at all because it's TCP-based, other transports, such as [Ignorance](../Transports/Ignorance.md) and [LiteNetLib4Mirror](../Transports/LiteNetLib4Mirror.mb), do support them.
In Mirror, QoS flags were replaced with a "Channels" system. While the default transport, [Telepathy](../Transports/Telepathy.md), does not use channels at all because it's TCP-based, other transports, such as [Ignorance](../Transports/Ignorance.md) and [LiteNetLib4Mirror](../Transports/LiteNetLib4Mirror.md), do support them.
The currently defined channels are:
- `Channels.DefaultReliable = 0`