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D-Link DHS-3224V manual Lock, No. of MAC

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D-Link DHS-3224V Switch User’s Guide

settings and can not be enabled or disable except in either 10/Full or 100/Full mode. For Speed/Duplex settings 10/Half or 100/Half, flow control is set to Back Pressure mode and can not be changed.

Configure Port Security

Figure7- 12. Configure Port Security Window

Port security status listed in the Configure Port Security window is summarized below. Configure port security for any port by clicking on the More button, a new menu appears. Use the new menu (pictured in Figure 7-11 below) to Enable or Disable the Port Lock and choose the number of MAC addresses allowed for the port.

Lock

Enabled or Disabled

No. of MAC

Number of MAC addresses allowed for the port

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D-Link DHS-3224V manual Lock, No. of MAC

Contents

DHS-3224V Ethernet over Vdsl 24-Port Switch Copyright Statement Wichtige SicherheitshinweiseTrademarks Table Of Contents Configuring the Switch Save ChangesUsing the Web Management Software Switch ConfigurationMaintenance 138 Technical Specifications 144Illustrations and Examples 19. Configure Port Settings Screen 57. Save Settings to Tftp Server Screen Web-based Configuration29. Configure Asymmetric VLANs Menu 111 66. Use Configuration File on Server window 138 Page Terminology Overview of this User’s GuideIntended Audience Page Ethernet over Vdsl ApplicationsHardware Switch Description and Function Ports FeaturesPerformance Features ManagementSwitch Placement UnpackingRack Installation Attaching the mounting brackets to the SwitchPower on Power FailureFront Panel Rear PanelLED Indicators LED indicatorsConnections to the Switch Connecting Multiple SwitchesStacking a Switch Group Connections to SP-24DSL SplitterPowering On Switch Stacks Cable Connections for a Stacked Switch GroupUplink to Ethernet Backbone Front Panel Connections Front Panel Network ConnectionsRear Panel Connections Rear Panel ConnectionsNetwork Connections to DSL Splitter Connection to the DSL SplitterDegree Connector secured with two screws Cable Attachments to DSL SplitterInstall the Ground Wire on the DSL Splitter Connection to End UserSpanning Tree Protocol VLANs Diagnostic Console Port RS-232 DCELocal Console Management IP Addresses and Snmp Community Names Boot ScreenSwitch Information Screen Traps Remote Management Setup MenuAuthentication Failure Cold StartTopology Change MIBsNew Root Fan FailurePacket Filtering AuthenticationMAC Address Aging Time Packet ForwardingManaging Switch Stacks Determining Switch Stack Order Initial Stack OrderSpanning Tree Protocol STP Operation LevelsVariable Description Default Value Switch Level STPParameter Description Default Value Port Level STPCreating a Stable STP Topology STP Port StatesBlocking DisabledTransition States ListeningUser-Changeable STP Parameters Default Spanning-Tree ConfigurationFeature Default Value Illustration of STP Before Applying the STA RulesSample Network using STP VLANsIeee 802.1Q VLANs 802.1Q Packet Forwarding Decisions802.1Q Vlan Tags Packet Forwarding in 802.1Q VLANsPort Vlan ID Ieee 802,1Q TagTagging and Untagging Packets Ingress FilteringSegmenting Broadcast Domains Configuring VLANsBroadcast Storms Eliminating Broadcast StormsAsymmetric VLANs Multicast AddressingConnecting to the Switch Console Usage ConventionsConnecting to the Switch Using Telnet First Time Connecting to the SwitchSetup User Accounts screen appears User Accounts ManagementSetup User Accounts Screen Root, User+, and User Privileges Save ChangesRoot, User+ and Normal User Privileges Factory Reset Main menuMain Menu Reboot Logging On to The Switch Console Updating or Deleting User AccountsViewing Current User Accounts Deleting a User AccountAdvanced Setup Configuring the SwitchBasic Setup Serial Port and Slip Settings Select either the Serial Port Settings or Slip SettingsSwitch Information Status Stacking ConfigurationUnit System Information 13. System Information MenuConfigure IP Address 15. Remote Management Setup ScreenManagement Station IP Settings Setting Trap ReceiversConfigure Switch Settings Switch SettingsBroadcast/Multicast Storm Control Configure Ports Configure Port Settings19. Configure Port Settings Screen Configure Port Security 20. Configure Port Security ScreenConfigure Port Access Entity PAE System Configuration23. Port 802.1X Capability Settings screen Configure 802.1X Authenticator Configuration 25. Reauthenticate Portss menuLink DHS-3224V Switch User’s Guide Configure Radius Server 27. Configure Radius Server menu29. Configure Authentic Radius Server screen Configure Port Mirroring Vdsl SettingsConfigure Spanning Tree Protocol STP Parameter SettingsPort Spanning Tree Settings Toggle the View PortsAction Configure MAC Address ForwardingMAC Address Filtering and Forwarding Configure MAC Address Filtering Configure MulticastingConfigure Ieee 802.1Q Multicast Forwarding 38. Multicast Forwarding Settings ScreenConfigure Igmp Snooping 39. Igmp Snooping MenuConfigure VLANs 40. Vlan Menu42. Edit 802.1Q VLANs Menu 43. Vlan Menu To edit the 802.1Q Vlan membership of a port 45. Configure Asymmetric VLANs Menu Asymmetric VLANsConfigure Port Priority 47. Port Priority ScreenPort Utilization Port Error PacketsNetwork Monitoring 50. Port Error Statistic Screen Port Packet AnalysisSwitch History Browse MAC AddressUpgrade Firmware from Tftp Server System UtilitiesUse Configuration File on Tftp Server 56. Use Configuration File on Tftp Server ScreenSave Settings to Tftp Server Save History Log to Tftp ServerPing Test Local Loopback TestLine Loopback Test 61. Line Loopback Test ScreenSystem Reboot 62. System Reboot menu63. System Reboot Confirmation Screen LogoutIntroduction Getting StartedPorts Log On to Web ManagerWeb Interface Components Accessing Menu Windows Web Manager Folders and MenusSwitch Configuration System Time SetupIP Settings IP Settings WindowVdsl Patch File Version Ext. Module TypeExt. Module Version Fan StatusEthernet Connection SpeedVdsl Connection Rate AdaptiveConfigure Slot Module Port 10. Configure Port Settings WindowLock No. of MAC13. Configure Individual Port Security Menu Port Authenticating Settings PAE System ControlReauthenticate Portss Initialize PortssConfigure Authenticator 17 .1X Authenticator Settings windowUnit SuppTimeoutServerTimeout From ToRadius Server General Radius ServerAuthentic Radius Server Local User Port MirroringMAC Address Aging Time sec300 SwitchBroadcast / Multicast Storm Mode Vdsl Rate Adaptive23. Vdsl Settings Menu Configure 802.1Q Static VLANs Add a Static 802.1Q Vlan26 .1Q Static VLANs Entry Settings Edit Screen Edit 802.1Q VLANsPort Vlan ID 802.1Q Port SettingsPort Vlan ID Pvid Port Ingress Filter Ingress FilterMulticasting Options Group Address FilteringPortMap / State Multicast ForwardingIgmp Snooping Querier State Age-out TimerIgmp Snooping State Robustness VariablePriority Priority LevelSpanning Tree Protocol Configuration Port Spanning Tree Port CostState MAC ForwardingMAC Filtering Community Strings 38. Management Station IP Address ScreenTrap Receiving Station Trap ReceiversUser Accounts Community String42. Add User Accounts Control Table Baud Rate Serial Port SettingsConsole Settings Data BitsLocal IP Address Slip SettingsInterface Name Remote IP AddressMonitoring Packets46. Rx Packets Analysis window Line Chart Received RXBytes View Line ChartUMB-cast RX PacketsBroadcast UnicastMulticast 50. Tx Packets Analysis window Line Chart Transmitted TXErrors 52. Rx Error Analysis window Line ChartOverSize CRCErrorUnderSize Fragment54. Tx Error Analysis window Line Chart ExDefer SizePacket Size LateColl256-511 65-127128-255 512-1023MAC Address 59. Igmp Snooping Table window Authenticator Statistics Port Access ControlAuthenticator State Authenticator Session-Counter Radius AuthenticationRadius Accounting 64. Show Radius Accounting windowUpdate Firmware MaintenanceTftp Services Configuration FileSave Settings Save History LogLog Text SequenceTime 70. Ping Test window Save Changes 72. Line Loopback Test ScreenRestart System 75. Restart System windowTemperature Humidity Power ConsumptionTemperature Storage DimensionsInsertion Loss Operating TemperaturePassband Frequency Return LossRuntime Switching Software Default Settings Offices Japan Link Japan