Allied Telesis AT2972SX/2, AT-2916SX, AT-2972SX manual Network Test Tab

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speed and duplex mode. A speed of 1 Gbit/s is enabled by selecting Auto, when that speed is supported.

ˆWake Up Capabilities. The Wake Up Capabilities property enables the network adapter to wake up from a low-power mode when it receives a network wake-up frame. Two types of wake-up frames are possible: Magic Packetô and Wake Up Frame.

Note

This parameter is available only for copper devices and is not displayed for the AT-2916SX and AT-2931SX adapters.

Both (default). Selects both Magic Packet and Wake Up Frame as wake-up frames.

Magic Packet. Selects Magic Packet as the wake-up frame.

None. Selects no wake-up frame.

Wake Up Frame. Selects Wake Up Frame as the wake-up frame and allows the network adapter to wake the system when an event such as a ping or an Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) request is received.

ˆWOL Speed. The WOL Speed property sets the speed at which the network adapter connects to the network while the network adapter is in Wake on LAN mode. By default, the WOL Speed property is set to Auto.

Note

This parameter is available only for copper devices and is not displayed for the AT-2916SX and AT-2931SX adapters.

10 Mb. Sets the speed to 10 Mbit/s. This is the network speed when the system is in a standby mode awaiting a wake-up frame.

100 Mb. Sets the speed to 100 Mbit/s.

Auto (default). Sets the speed for optimum network connection.

In the Network Test tab, you can verify IP network connectivity. This test verifies if the driver is installed correctly and tests connectivity to a gateway or other specified IP address on the same subnet. The Network

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