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Administrator
Misc Config
Reset System
Pvid Setup
Switch Setting
Power on
Tftp Update Firmware
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4.2.3. VLAN Configuration
4.2.3.1. VLAN Configure
This page can set VLAN mode to
port-based
VLAN or 802.1Q VLAN or disable VLAN function.
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Contents
TEG-S2500i 24+2G Stackable Switch User’s Guide
TRENDware TRENDnet
TEG-S2500i Stackable Switch User’s Guide
Tftp Update Firmware Configuration Backup
Application Examples
Typical setup of Single IP-Agent mode network 131
Introduction
Rack Installation
Desktop or Shelf Installation
Power on
Set Hyper Terminal parameters on your PC
Out-of-band Terminal-mode Management
In-band management through Ethernet
Page
Telnet management
Telnet IPAddressofSwitch
10/100M
Power
Color
Web Management Home Overview
Web Management Function
Port status
Single port counter and status
Port Statistics
Show MAC Table
IP and Management mode
Administrator
Page
Advanced
Switch Setting
‹ Miscellaneous Setting
‹ Priority Queue Service settings
Collisions Retry Forever
Misc Config
Console Port Information
Flows control
Port Controls
Speed
Page
Trunking
Aggregator setting
Aggregator Information
State Activity
Report
Filter Database
Igmp Snooping
Message Description Query
Static MAC Address
MAC filtering
‹ Support Port-based Vlan
Vlan configuration
‹ Support Protocol-based Vlan
‹ Support Tag-based Vlan Ieee 802.1Q Vlan
Port Based Vlan
7.2 .1Q Vlan
Basic
Page
Ingress Filtering
Configure port VID settings
Port VID Pvid
Spanning Tree
Path Cost
Priority
Port Mirror
SNMP/Trap Manager
Page
Click Apply
Security Manager
Perport Configuration
12 802.1x Configuration
System Configuration
Misc Configuration
Ping
Agent /Stacking Management
Manual method
Management Web UI
Auto-discover method
Page
Agent Manager
Link Status
Stacking Manager
Page
Edit or Delete a Vlan
Pvid Setup
Page
Tftp Update Firmware
Tftp Backup Configuration
Configuration Backup Tftp Restore Configuration
Reboot
Reset System
Event Logging
Console -- 1K Xmodem update firmware
Page
Page
Out-of-band Terminal mode management
Main Menu
Switch Static Configuration
Port Configuration
Flow Control
Trunk Configuration
Vlan Configure
UnTagged Drop
Pvid Port VID 1~255 Type the Pvid NonMember Drop
Create Port-Based Vlan
Create a Vlan Group
‹ Create 802.1Q Vlan
Press Edit or Delete item
Edit / Delete a Vlan Group
Groups Sorted Mode
Misc Configuration
MAC Age Interval
Ping
Broadcast Storm Filtering
Port Security
Max bridge transmit delay bound
Collisions Retry Forever
IFG Compensation
Hash Algorithm
Page
Change Username
Administration Configuration
Device Information
Change Password
IP Configuration
Port Mirror Configuration
Port Static Priority
Priority Configuration
7.2 .1p Priority Configuration
MAC Address Configuration
Edit static MAC address
Add static MAC address
Delete static MAC address
Page
Add filter MAC address Actions
Filtering MAC Address
Edit filter MAC address
Page
Delete filter MAC address
STP
Protocol Related Configuration
STP System Configuration
Enable/Disable STP
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Perport Configuration
Snmp
System Options
Community Strings
Add Community Name Press Add -- Edit key
Delete Community Name
Add Snmp trap manager
Trap Managers
Delete trap manager
Edit trap managers
Gvrp
Igmp
Lacp Link Aggregation Control Protocol
Working Port Setting
112
Static trunk group Lacp trunk group
Lacp Status
114
6 .1x Protocol
Enable/Disable
116
6.2 .1x System Configuration
6.3 .1x PerPort Configuration
6.4 .1x Misc Configuration
Status and Counters
Port Counters
System Information
Restart
Default
Tftp Update Firmware
Restore Configure File
Backup Configure File
Application Examples
Vlan application used with switch
Benefits of VLANs
Trunking Application used with switch
Reduce the demand of real IP public IP
Single IP Agent mode application
No up-link limitation through Gigabit port
Typical setup of Single IP-Agent mode network
Master and slave switches in the same LAN domain
Operation
Master and slave switches in different LAN domain
Master in WAN domain and slaves in LAN domain
No redundant hardware required
Single IP Stacking mode application with Switch
Typical connections for switch management by stacking
Easy adding or removal stacking member
Guide to build up Stacking Switches
Well integrated UI to view status of stacking switches
An Example of Port-Base Stacking Vlan
Result PC-0 can access both PC-01 and PC-02
PC-0 can only access PC-02 only. PC-01 will not reply
Limitation with Trunking in Stacking mode
Compatibility on Virtual Server and Single IP
Set up web server mapping port 211.23.53.25280 Æ
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