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MAC Table | Select this check box to remove a MAC address from the MAC address |
Address Entry | table after a duration specified in the field provided. |
Enter the duration in seconds between 300 and 765 that an inactive MAC | |
| address remains in the switch's MAC address table. The default is 300 |
| seconds. |
Bridge | Select 1 sec, 2 sec or 4 sec from the pull down list box to limit the packet |
Transmit | queuing time in the switch. If enabled, the packets queued beyond the |
Delay Bound | time period specified here will be dropped. |
| Select OFF to disable this feature. This is the default setting. |
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Broadcast | Threshold is the percentage of the port's total bandwidth used by |
Storm Filter | broadcast traffic. When broadcast traffic for a port increases above the |
Mode | threshold, broadcast storm control becomes active. |
| Select a percentage number from the |
| threshold of the ports. |
| Select OFF to disable this feature. This is the default setting. |
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Priority Queue Service
Select a priority queuing type.
First Come | Select this option to send packets in the order of arrival. |
First Served |
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All High | Select this option to send all high priority packets before sending packet |
Before Low | with low priority. |
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WRR | Select the Weighted Round Robin (WRR) option to send packets |
| depending on the weight (or priority) in the Packet Weight field. |
| For example, if Packet Weight is 2, then the switch sends out two |
| packets with higher priority for every one low priority packet sent. |
Packet | This is the high weight and low weight ratio. |
Weight (High: | Specify the number of high priority packets to send. The number must be |
Low) | bigger than 1. |
| Note: The default value for the low weight value is 1. You cannot change |
| this number. |
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Enable Delay | Select this option and specify a time in the Max Delay Time field (in |
Bound | milliseconds) to specify a time period a low priority packet is allowed to |
| queue in the switch. |
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Advanced Switch Configuration |