Lindy 25030 user manual Port Controls, Flow control

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2.4.4 Port Controls

The Port Controls page allows the user to modify the operational mode of each port.

1.State: Used to enable or disable this port.

2.Auto Negotiation: Used to set the auto-negotiation mode.

Settings are: Auto, Nway and Forced.

#Auto instructs the switch to learn the parameters of the device connected.

#Nway instructs the switch to use the Nway protocol to instruct devices connected to the port of its defined parameters. (Speed and Duplex should be defined)

#Forced does not negotiate with the connected device its parameters.

3.Speed: Used to set the port speed to either 100Mbps or 10Mbps on Port1~Port24. 1000Mbps, 100Mbps or 10Mbps speed on Port25 and Port26 (depending on module card used).

4.Duplex: Used to set full-duplex or half-duplex mode of the port

5.Flow control:

Full: Used to enable or disable flow control when in full duplex mode.

Half: Used to enable or disable backpressure flow control when in half duplex mode.

6.Rate Control: Ports1 ~ port 24, support ingress and egress rate control (inwards and outwards). For example, assume that port 1 is connected at 10Mbps. The switch administrator could set the effective port throughput levels by using the Rate Control function on that port to 1Mbps egress (outwards) and 500Kbps ingress (inwards). An example of where to use this could possibly be to limit the Internet bandwidth to a FTP server.

The switch will perform full duplex flow control or half duplex backpressure flow control to confine the port speeds to match specified ingress/egress rates.

Ingress: Specify the ports effective ingress rate. Valid range is 0 ~ 1000. The unit is 100K.

0: disable rate control.

Egress: Specify the ports effective egress rate. Valid range is 0~1000. The unit is 100K.

0: disable rate control.

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Contents 24 + 2 Giga Snmp Ethernet Switch Contents Page Unpacking InstallationRack Installation Desktop or Shelf InstallationPower On the Switch LED indicators informationOut-of-Band Terminal Mode Configuration Initial set up for managementGateway Modify Switch’s IP address via Out-of-Band methodIn-band management through Ethernet Modify Network Adapter’s IP address Telnet management Telnet IP Address of SwitchWeb Management Home Overview Web Management FunctionPort status Port Statistics Port Statistics and Status Popup WindowIP Address/Subnet Mask/Gateway Administrator Module Info Switch Settings 2.4.2.1 BasicAdvanced Miscellaneous SettingPriority Queue Service settings 802.1p Console Port Information Flow control Port ControlsTrunking Aggregator settingAggregator Information Filter Database 2.4.6.1 Igmp Snooping State ActivityMessage Description Query Static MAC AddressSupport Port-based Vlan Vlan configurationMAC filtering Support Protocol-based Vlan Support Tag-based Vlan Ieee 802.1Q Vlan7.2 802.1Q Vlan Port Based VlanBasic Spanning Tree Port VID Configure port VID settingsPort VID Pvid Ingress FilteringPage Port Sniffer Port Mirroring SNMP/Trap Manager Click Apply Security ManagerPerport Configuration 12 802.1x ConfigurationSystem Configuration Misc Configuration Tftp Update FirmwareTftp Backup Configuration Configuration Backup Tftp Restore ConfigurationReboot Reset SystemConsole -- 1K Xmodem update firmware Page Main Menu Out-of-band Terminal mode managementControl Keys Switch Static ConfigurationPort Configuration Trunk Configuration Vlan Configure Create a Port-Based Vlan Create a Vlan GroupEdit / Delete a Vlan Group Groups Sorted ModeMisc Configuration MAC Age Interval Broadcast Storm Filtering Max Bridge transmit delay boundCollision’s Retry Forever Port SecurityChange Username Change Password Administration ConfigurationPort Mirroring Configuration Priority Configuration Port Static Priority 7.2 802.1p Priority ConfigurationAdd static MAC address -Actions MAC Address Configuration Static MAC AddressEdit static MAC address -Actions Press Edit key Delete static MAC address -Actions Add filter MAC address -Actions Filtering MAC AddressEdit filter MAC address Delete filter MAC address Actions Protocol Related Configuration1 STP STP EnablePerport Configurations STP System ConfigurationSystem Options SnmpAdd Community Name Community StringsDelete Community Name Edit Community NameEnter Add Snmp trap manager Trap ManagersDelete trap manager Edit trap managersIgmp GvrpLacp Link Aggregation Control Protocol Working Port SettingStatic trunk group Lacp StatusLacp trunk group 6 802.1x Protocol6.1 802.1x Enable 6.2 802.1x System Configuration Status and Counters 6.3 802.1x Misc ConfigurationPort Counters System Information Reboot SwitchRestart DefaultRestore Configure File Backup Configure File Application Examples Vlan applications used with switchTrunking Applications used with the switch Canadian Department of Communications RFI statement FCC Compliance Statement United States