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DES-3226 NWay Standalone Fast Ethernet Switch User’s Guide
Class of Traffic
Figure 7-21. Traffic Class Configuration window
This window allows you to configure traffic class priority by specifying the class value, from 0 to 3, of
the Switch’s eight levels of priority. Click Apply to let your changes take effect.
Class of Service
Figure 7-22. Class of Service Configuration window
This window allows you to set the following features:
• Max. Packets – The Class of Service scheduling algorithm starts from the highest CoS for a given
port, sends the maximum number of packets, then moves on to the next lower CoS. The values that
can be entered in this field are from 1 to 255. Entering zero instructs the Switch to continue
processing packets until there are no more packets in the CoS transaction queue.
• Max. Latency – The maximum allowable time a packet will stay in the CoS queue. The packets in
this queue are not delayed more than the maximum allowable latency entered in this field. The
timer is disabled when this field is set to zero. Each unit of this timer is equal to 16 microseconds.
Max. Latency takes precedence over CoS scheduling algorithm.
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- LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES 4
- LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 4
- FCC Warning 4
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- Table of Contents 7
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 11
- INTRODUCTION 12
- UNPACKING AND SETUP 15
- Rack Installation 16
- Power on 17
- Front Panel 18
- Rear Panel 18
- Side Panels 19
- 100BASE-FX Module (2Km) 20
- 100BASE-FL Module (15Km) 20
- 1000BASE-LX Gigabit Module 21
- 1000BASE-SX Gigabit Module 22
- LED Indicators 23
- CONNECTING THE SWITCH 24
- CONCEPTS 26
- Authentication 29
- Filtering 30
- Packet Forwarding 30
- Spanning Tree Protocol 31
- Bridge Protocol Data Units 32
- STP Port States 33
- Illustration of STP 35
- IEEE 802.1Q VLANs 37
- 802.1Q VLAN Tags 39
- Port VLAN ID 40
- Tagging and Untagging 41
- Ingress Filtering 41
- CONSOLE INTERFACE 47
- Console Usage Conventions 48
- User Accounts Management 49
- Deleting a User Account 54
- Configure Ports 59
- Configure Bandwidth 60
- Port Spanning Tree Settings 62
- Configure VLANs 65
- 802.1Q Static VLAN Settings 66
- Port VLAN assignment 67
- Ingress Filter Settings 68
- Configure IGMP Snooping 69
- Configure Port LACP Trunking 71
- Configure Port Mirroring 72
- Configure Port Security 73
- Configure Port GMRP Settings 76
- Configure DIFFSERV Settings 76
- Configure Port Access Entity 77
- Configure Radius Server 82
- Network Monitoring 84
- Port Error Packets 85
- Port Packet Analysis 85
- Browse MAC Address 86
- SNMP Manager Configuration 92
- System Utilities 94
- Save Settings to TFTP Server 95
- WEB-BASED NETWORK MANAGEMENT 99
- Configuration 101
- Switch Information 102
- Advanced Settings 103
- Port Configuration 105
- Port Mirroring 106
- Port LACP Trunking 107
- IGMP Snooping 108
- Port GMRP 110
- Diffserv Settings 111
- Spanning Tree 112
- STP Port Settings 113
- Static Filtering Table 114
- Multicast Filtering 115
- Static VLAN Entry 115
- Port VLAN ID (PVID) 117
- Port Bandwidth 118
- Threshold of Broadcast 119
- Port Priority 120
- Class of Traffic 121
- Class of Service 121
- Port Security 122
- PAE System Control 122
- Configure Authenticator 123
- Port Authenticating Settings 125
- Initialize Ports(s) 126
- Reauthenticate Ports(s) 126
- Radius Server 127
- Authentic Radius Server 128
- Management 129
- SNMP Manager 130
- Trap Manager 130
- User Accounts 131
- Monitoring 132
- Packets 133
- UMB-cast (RX) 135
- Transmitted (TX) 136
- Received (RX) 138
- Packet Size 142
- MAC Address 143
- Dynamic Group Registration 145
- VLAN Status 146
- Port Access Control 146
- Authenticator State 147
- Authenticator Statistics 148
- Radius Authentication 150
- Maintenance 151
- Update Firmware 152
- Configuration File 152
- Save Settings 153
- Save History Log 153
- Switch History 154
- Ping Test 155
- Save Changes 155
- Factory Reset 156
- Restart System 156
- Connection Timeout 157
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 158
- Performance 159
- RJ-45 PIN SPECIFICATION 160
- RUNTIME SWITCHING SOFTWARE 162
- DEFAULT SETTINGS 162
- UNDERSTANDING AND 163
- TROUBLESHOOTING THE SPANNING 163
- TREE PROTOCOL 163
- Listening State 164
- Learning State 165
- Forwarding State 166
- Disabled State 166
- Troubleshooting STP 168
- Unidirectional Link 169
- Packet Corruption 170
- Resource Errors 170
- Identifying a Data Loop 170
- Avoiding Trouble 170
- OPERATIONS 173
- Offices 176
- Registration Card 178
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