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EverFocus ESM316T002R user manual IGMP Snooping

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IGMP Snooping

IGMP Snooping

IGMP Snooping (Internet Group Management Protocol Snooping) is a multicast constraining mechanism that

runs on Layer 2 switch to manage and control multicast groups.

Figure 17: IGMP Snooping

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EverFocus ESM316T002R user manual IGMP Snooping, runs on Layer 2 switch to manage and control multicast groups

Contents

PLUS TWO SFP PORTS GIGABIT MANAGED ETHERNET SWITCH 16 PoE+ PORTSUSER MANUAL ESM316T002RCHAPTER ContentCHAPTER 3 Configuration CHAPTERCHAPTER 5 Monitoring CHAPTER 4 SecurityCHAPTER 6 Tools Features Overview ABOUT THIS GUIDERevision History CHAPTER 1 The Introduction Web BrowserLogging In Figure 3 Web-Based Management Interface CHAPTER 2 System IP Address SettingSystem Information IPv6 Address Setting Hint§User Account Port SettingFigure 7 User Account Setting State-Set the link state of port interfaces. Default Enabled Hint§Trunk Group Setting CHAPTER 3 ConfigurationFigure 9 Trunk Group Setting Figure 10 Trunk Distribution Algorithm Setting Trunk Distribution Algorithm SettingHint§ Page Figure 11 LACP Setting LACP SettingHint§ Static VLAN Table Setting Hint§Figure 13 VLAN Port Setting VLAN Port SettingHint§ VLAN-Stacking Table Setting Hint§Vlan Stacking Setting Figure 15 VLAN Stacking SettingHint§ IGMP Multicast Group Information Hint§runs on Layer 2 switch to manage and control multicast groups IGMP SnoopingFigure 17 IGMP Snooping IGMP Global Setting Hint§IGMP VLAN Setting Hint§Figure 18 spanning tree settings Spanning TreeHint§ Minimum The higher of 6 or 2 x Hello Time + Maximum The lower of 40 or 2 x Forward Delay DefaultMinimum The higher of 4 or Max. Message Age / 2 + Maximum Default Minimum Maximum The lower of 10 or Max. Message Age / 2Figure 19 spanning tree port settings Spanning Tree Port SettingHint§ Config - The administrator configured path cost setting Disabled - There is no connection on the portPath Cost - The path cost setting for the port P2P - The point-to-point setting for the portFigure 20 Port-based Priority Setting Quality of Service QoSPort-based Priority Setting Hint§DSCP-based Priority Setting Hint§Figure 22 Priority to Queue Mapping Setting Priority to Queue Mapping SettingHint§ Figure 23 Packet Scheduling Setting Packet Scheduling SettingHint§ Figure 24 LLDP Settings LLDP ConfigurationsHint§ Hint§ LLDP NeighborsFigure 25 LLDP Neighbors SNMP Setting Hint§ Trap Receivers SettingHint§ Port Mirroring Setting Hint§Port Security Setting Hint§Drop Drop other traffic from the port Trap to CPU Send an SNMP trap message. This is the defaultForward No action is taken. Traffic is forwarded as normal Bandwidth Control Setting Hint§Type - Specify ingress or egress traffic. Default Ingress State - Enable or disable the rate limit. Default DisabledFigure 30 Jumbo Frame Setting Jumbo Frame SettingHint§ Figure 31 Management Access Filter Management Access FilterHint§ Figure 32 Power over Ethernet Power over Ethernet SettingHint§ MAC Address Information CHAPTER 4 SecurityHint§ Static MAC Setting Hint§Figure 35 MAC Filtering Setting MAC Filtering SettingHint§ 802.1x Setting Hint§Figure 37 802.1x Port Setting 802.1x Port SettingHint§ Figure 38 IP Filter Configurations IP Filter ConfigurationsHint§ 255.255.255.0 allowedFigure 39 Storm Control settings Storm Control settingsHint§ Hint§ Port IsolationFigure 40 Port Isolation Hint§ Defence EngineFigure 41 Defence Engine Port Statistics Information CHAPTER 5 MonitoringHint§ CHAPTER 6 Tools Http UpgradeHint§ To restore factory defaults Web Smart switch interface Reset Factory DefaultsFigure 44 Reset Reboot SPECIFICATIONS‐ Quality of Service QoS port-‐based or DSCP Backplane speed 36 Gbps Switch architecture store and forwardConfiguration options ‐ LAN settings IP address, Gateway, etc