Configuration
Current Port Settings
The current module and port for which statistics are displayed is shown in the top right corner of the Port Configuration Menu. Table
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Module Number | The number of the module of which the selected port is a mem- |
| ber. |
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Module Type | Code for the type of module: |
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Port Number | The number of the port for which parameters are shown. |
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Operating Status | This field displays status symbols for each of the current mod- |
| ule’s ports. For details, see the legend in Figure |
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Auto Negotiation | This field displays disabled/enabled symbols for each of the |
| current ports. For details, see the legend in Figure |
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Link Speed/Duplex | This field displays speed/duplex setting symbols for each of the |
| current ports. For details, see the legend in Figure |
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Port Status | Tells whether the selected port is enabled or disabled. |
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Link Status | Tells whether the selected port’s link is up or down. ‘Up’ indi- |
| cates a network device is connected to the port. ‘Down’ indi- |
| cates that either a device isn’t connected or that the device is |
| powered down. The port’s link speed and duplex mode are in |
| parentheses. |
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Tells whether | |
| selected port, and for which modes, A, B, C, or D. For details, |
| see the legend in Figure |
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Link Speed | Tells the speed and duplex mode of the port’s current link. |
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Enabling or Disabling a Port
The enabling or disabling of a port is a manual operation that can be used to isolate network devices possibly causing problems on the network or to prevent unauthorized use of a port or station.
To enable or disable a port, use the following procedure.
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