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Properly configured, this mechanism assures that during congestion, normal priority traffic does not delay the highest priority data. The tagged header in the frame governs individual frame priority. Figure D-1 shows priority queuing operating within a switch. Packets coming in through ports 1 and 4 are tagged as normal traffic and placed in a normal queue on an outbound port. Packets coming in through ports 2 and 5 are tagged as high priority traffic and placed in a high priority queue on an outbound port. You can configure priority queuing using the Class of Service Configuration Menu in the console interface or

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Contents SW3322/SW3323/SW3324 Dual-Speed Switch User Guide 238 Srxirxw Letxiv Rwxeppexmsr Letxiv SRJMKYVMRKERH1SRMXSVMRKXLI7MXGL Letxiv 72141EREKIQIRX RHI\ 4VIJEGI YhmirgiSvqexxmrksrzirxmsrw Ifsevhrxvmiw 3VKERMEXMSR Overview DescriptionFeatures 2OverviewSW 3322/23 12,288 SW3324 20,480 Compaq SW3322/SW3323/SW3324 Dual-Speed Switch User Guide Front Panel 4Overview2Port LEDs L/A Default Configuration Front Panel Components 6OverviewPort LEDs Defined Power Connector Rear PanelRear Panel Components 8OverviewFeature Summaries Ieee 802.1D BridgeSpanning Tree Protocol Frame Buffering and Frame Latency Software DownloadNon-volatile Parameter Storage 10OverviewConfiguration and Management Interfaces Port Mirroring 12OverviewBootP/DHCP Auto-negotiationBroadcast Throttling Full Duplex Mode LEDsFlow Control Virtual LANs VLANsClass of Service Application ExamplesClient/Server Network Application Local Backbone Application 16Overview6Local Backbone Application Inspecting Your Shipment Site Requirements338406-B21 SX Gbic Module All 338407-B21 LX Gbic Module All 2Installation Mounting the Switch in a Rack Mounting the Switch on a Table or Shelf4Installation 1Mounting the Switch in a RackConnecting a Terminal to the Console Port 2Connecting a Terminal to the Console Port6Installation Powering the Switch 3GBIC Module InstallationPower-Up 8InstallationRJ-45 Connector 6Inserting an RJ-45 Connector into a PortCopper Cable Specifications Fiber Cable Specifications10Installation Network Cable RequirementsGigabit Ethernet Fiber Specifications 1000Base-SX/LX Ports1000Base-SX Multimode 1000Base-LX MultimodeOverview Main MenuUser Access Factory Defaults2User Interface Factory Default Settings Terminal Baud Rate 9600 Vlan Enable Vlan Port Type AccessPrivate Menu Hierarchy 4User InterfaceMain Menu Main Menu DescriptionsSystem Configuration Menu System Configuration Menu DescriptionsMenu for configuring a number of SNMP-related parameters 6User InterfaceSnmp Configuration Menu Power Up DiagnosticsDiagnostics enabled Not terminate at any timeSwitch Configuration Menu Snmp Configuration Menu Descriptions8User Interface Switch Configuration Menu Descriptions Vlan Configuration MenuNot accessed 10-1,000,000 second range Value of 0 disables this functionForwarding Table Configuration Menu Forwarding Table Configuration Menu Descriptions10User Interface Spanning Tree Configuration Menu Spanning Tree ConfigurationScreen Port ID Displays unique identification number of the portSpanning Tree Port Configuration Menu Spanning Tree Configuration Menu Descriptions12User Interface Spanning Tree Port Configuration Descriptions Tree Port #n Configuration MenuLearning, forwarding, or blocking Spanning Tree Port #n Configuration Menu Spanning Tree Port #n Configuration Menu Descriptions14User Interface Vlan Configuration Menu Vlan Configuration Menu DescriptionsVlan Configuration VlanVlan Menu Vlan Menu Descriptions16User Interface Vlan #n Configuration Menu Vlan Configuration #n Menu DescriptionsEntering a Vlan name is not required Allows you to remove a Vlan Egress PortPort ID Port Name Type Access Vlan Port MenuVlan Port Menu Descriptions 18User InterfaceClass of Service Configuration Menu Class of Service Configuration Menu DescriptionsPort Priority Configuration Menu Descriptions READ/WRITE Port ID Port Name Priority DefaultPort Priority Menu 20User InterfacePort Menu Port MenuDisconnected Port Menu Descriptions 22User InterfacePort identification number Yes or NoPort Configuration Menu Descriptions EnableAre eligible for configuration Port 1 ConfigurationSwitch Statistics Screen Switch StatisticsID Transmitted Received Forwarded Filtered Dropped Errored 24User InterfaceSwitch Statistics Screen Descriptions Switch Summary Screen Switch Summary Screen Descriptions26User Interface Port Statistics Screen Port Statistics Screen DescriptionsPort 1 Statistics 28User Interface Or reset Power Up CountGeneral Information Screen General Information Screen DescriptionsDownload Software Menu Download Software Menu Descriptions30User Interface Save Current Configuration Return to Default ConfigurationLogout Reset 32User InterfaceConfiguring and Monitoring Switch Common TasksSetting Password Protection 2Configuring and Monitoring the SwitchChecking Network Configuration Status Connecting via TelnetAssigning an IP Address Setting Snmp Management Access 4Configuring and Monitoring the SwitchViewing Switch Statistics Configuring Port MirroringDownloading a Software Upgrade 6Configuring and Monitoring the SwitchDownloading Via the Serial Port Downloading Via Tftp Configuring Spanning Tree Parameters 8Configuring and Monitoring the SwitchConfiguring VLANs Configuring Class of ServiceConfiguring Port Operation 10Configuring and Monitoring the SwitchConfiguring the Forwarding Table 12Configuring and Monitoring the Switch Configuring Broadcast Cutoff Rate Setting a Default GatewayConfiguring BootP/DHCP 14Configuring and Monitoring the SwitchLetxiv 8LI72144VSXSGSP3FNIGXW 72141EREKIQIRXSQTEU777YEP7TIIH7MXGL9WIV+YMHI XLIVRIX1 4VSTVMIXEV1-&\XIRWMSRW 7MXGLPER-H 2RYQFIVSV 4SVXWMRXLI0%28LITSVX0%2-4-JSVXLMWTSVX SQTMPMRK1-&\XIRWMSRW 4SVX8EFPIEVMEFPIWGeneral Standards ComplianceCertification Environmental Specifications Electrical SpecificationsData Rate PhysicalPort Specifications MemoryConsole Port Table A-1 RS-232 Console Port Pin AssignmentsMDI/MDI-X Crossover Cable Wiring 4Technical Specifications10Base-T and 100Base-TX Ports Table A-2 10Base-T/100Base-TX Pinouts+IRIVEP 7TERRMRK8VII*IEXYVIW7TERRMRK8VII4VSXSGSPMRE2IXSVO 7TERRMRK8VII4VSXSGSP4EVEQIXIVW 7TERRMRK8VII4VSXSGSPIJEYPXW 4SVX7TERRMRK8VII4VSXSGSP3TIVEXMSR SQQYRMGEXMRK&IXIIR&VMHKIW6IQETTMRK2IXSVO8STSPSK Appendix C VLANs and Frame TaggingVlan Access Ports 2Virtual Lans VLANsVlan Hybrid Ports Figure C-3AVLAN Hybrid Ports Examples 1 Vlan Application Example 4Virtual Lans VLANsFigure C-4VLAN Application Example using SW3323 Switches TTIRHM\ PEWWSJ7IVZMGI PEWWSJ7IVZMGI TTIRHM\ 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