SMC Networks SMC7824M/VSW manual Functionalities, Advanced VDSL2 Function, Layer, Multicast, QoS

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2.1.2Functionalities

The switch provides the following functionalities:

Advanced VDSL2 Function

•Configuration of xDSL line rate

•Provision of different band plans and profiles for xDSL interfaces

•VDSL2 interface according to ITU-T G.993.2

•Band plans 997, 998 and profiles 8a, 8b, 12a, 12b and 17a configurable per port

•Support of 30a profile according VDSL2 standard

•Number of band-plans and PSD shape fully programmable

•Support of Impulse Noise Protection

•Voice and data communication can be shared on the existing telephone wire simulta- neously

Layer 2

•Standard Ethernet Bridging

•16K MAC entries

•4K active VLANs for 802.1q tagged frame

•VLAN stacking/translation

•Spanning tree protocols

•Jumbo frame 9K

•Link Aggregation (LAG) on uplink I/F

•802.1x port/MAC based authentication

•Port/protocol based VLAN association

•Private VLAN (port isolation)

•VLAN Stacking (QinQ)

•Service multiplexing based on VLANs

•Loop detection

•DHCP Server

•DHCP relay agent (incl. Option 82)

•Simplified DHCP relay agent

Multicast

•IGMPv1/v2/v3

•256 L2 multicast groups

•IGMP snooping for IP multicasting

QoS

•Traffic scheduling (SP, DWRR)

•Port rate limit with the ingress/egress shaping

•Conditional rate limiting

•Queue mapping according to ingress/egress port, MAC, 802.1q, 802.1p, ToS/DSCP, IP SA/DA, TCP/UDP

•Access control lists based on port, MAC address, Ether type, IP SA/DA, IP multicast address, TCP/UDP

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Contents Page Trademarks IMNWarranty and Product Registration Reason for Update Issue HistoryDetails Contents Illustrations Tables General Notes Protective MeasuresProtection against Escaping Laser Light Protection against Excessive High Contact VoltageProtection against Fire in Racks or Housings Components Subject to Electrostatic DischargeHandling Modules General Handling Optical Connectors and Fiber Optic Lines Rack Mount InstructionsFCC Registration Declaration of RoHS Conformity UL Safety ComplianceProduct View OverviewSystem Product SpecificationMulticast FunctionalitiesAdvanced VDSL2 Function LayerPhysical Specification Power Supply Operating IndicatorsOperating Status LEDs Status LEDs for Mgmt Interface Status LEDs for Vdsl InterfacesTab Status LEDs for Console InterfaceItems Supplied Status LEDs for Uplink InterfacesStatus LEDs for GE-PON Uplink Interfaces Setting Up the Rack Rack InstallationConstructing the Rack 19 Rack Sectional View Equipping the Rack Installing the SystemAttaching the Wall Mounting Brackets Mounting on a WallSwitch mounted on a wall Grounding the System Grounding the SystemEquipping the System Installing Uplink ModuleCabling the System Installing Optical Connection Connecting Uplink InterfaceShows how to connect the cable to GE-PON interface Installing GE-PON ConnectionInstalling the Electrical Connection Installing Electrical ConnectionConnecting the System to the Main Distribution Frame Connecting Vdsl InterfacePin Signal Connecting Narrowband ServicesConnecting the Console Access Connecting Console AccessShows how to connect the outband Mgmt interface Connecting Mgmt InterfaceDescribes how to connect the AC power cable Connecting Power SupplyA1 Abbreviations AppendixUplink Interface options Not supported at first release A2 Ordering InformationBases CPE optionsSMC7824M/VSW For Technical SUPPORT, Call