Task

Action

 

 

Accept selected ports and return

Click OK.

to the Port Monitoring screen

 

Clear newly selected ports

Click Cancel.

without saving and return to the

 

Port Monitoring screen

 

Reset the filter criteria to include

Click Reset Filters.

all items in each filter

 

Only display selected ports

Select the Only display selected ports check box.

Ethernet Networks (Advanced Settings)Use this screen to perform the following tasks:•Set Server VLAN Tagging Support (on page 97).•Set VLAN Capacity (on page 98).

•Use the Multiple Networks Link Speed Settings (on page 98) to set a custom value for preferred link connection speed or maximum link connection speed.

•Enable or disable MAC Cache Failover (on page 99).•Modify the refresh interval for MAC Cache Failover (on page 99).

•Enable or disable Network Loop Protection (on page 100) for all VC-Enet modules in the domain.

•Reset Network Loop Protection for all server ports in a loop-detected error state.

•Enable or disable Pause Flood Protection (on page 101) for all VC-Enet modules in the domain.

•Reset Pause Flood Protection for all server ports in a pause flood protected error state.

•Enable and configure Throughput Statistics ("Configuring Throughput Statistics" on page 102) for all ports of each VC-Enet module, including Flex-10 subports.

•Configure domain wide LACP timer ("LACP timer configuration" on page 102).

Server VLAN tagging support

VLAN tunneling support

You can tunnel VLAN tags and map VLAN tags in the same domain. As of VC 3.30, tunneling and mapping is configured at the network level, not at the domain level. Server VLAN tunneling is supported only on networks with dedicated uplinks and cannot be used with shared uplink sets.

Server VLAN tagging support

When the 'Force server connections to use same VLAN mappings as shared uplink sets' check box is selected, server ports connected to multiple VC Ethernet networks are forced to use the same VLAN mappings as those used for the corresponding shared uplink sets. This action forces all server connections mapped to multiple networks to be linked to a shared uplink set. Server administrators cannot override this selection when creating or editing a profile. When this check box is selected, server network connections can only be selected from a single shared uplink set.

When the 'Force server connections to use same VLAN mappings as shared uplink sets' check box is not selected, server network connections can be selected from any VC Ethernet network and the external VLAN

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