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48 Aviat Networks
Chapter4. Eclipse Edge Configuration and Diagnostics
Procedure for DAC ES Configuration
The main window displays three option tabs:
Configuration. This is the default window.
Priority Mapping. Use to select the priority mode, priority level, and priority
mapping.
VLAN Tagging. Not applicable to the DAC ES module.
To configure Ethernet traffic:
1. Set the Mode of Operation: Select Transparent or VLAN mode, which sets the
Ethernet bridging-switching function.
Transparent is the default, broadcast mode; both ports and the channel C1 are
interconnected. It supports two customer connections (P1 and P2) with bridging
to C1.
Figure 4-11. Transparent Mode
VLAN Mode supports two separate LANs - each is held separate from the other.
Two separate VLANs (VLANs 1 and 2) are supported over C1, with internal
VLAN tagging of the packets ensuring correct end-to-end matching of ports over
the link.
3 Ethernet Ports - Basic Setting:
Ports. The two DAC ES ports P1 and P2, are individually
configurable.
Type is fixed as Electrical.
Enabled. Click to enable required ports. A port must be
enabled to allow traffic flow.
Name. Each port can be named/identified. Optional.
Duplex-Speed. Select auto-detect or a specific connection
type from the drop-down menu.
MdiX. Select auto-detect or a specific interface type (Mdi or
MdiX) from the drop-down menu.
Port Up. Indicates detection of a valid Ethernet connection.
Resolved. Indicates that the port connection has been
resolved for an Auto Speed-Duplex selection.
4 Click to select the Priority Mapping window. VLAN tagging is
not supported by Eclipse Edge.
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