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Aggregating Ports

Defining EtherChannel Settings

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• Flow Control — Displays the current Flow Control setting. Flow control may be

enabled, disabled, or be in auto negotiation mode. Flow control operates

when the ports are in full duplex mode.

• PVE — Indicates that this EtherChannel’s ports are protected by an uplink, so

that the forwarding decisions are overwritten by those of the ports that protect

them.

STEP 2 Define the relevant fields.

STEP 3 Click Apply. The EtherChannel Settings are defined, and the device is updated.

Modifying EtherChannel Settings

STEP 1 Click VLAN & Port Settings > Port Management > EtherChannel Settings. The

EtherChannel Settings Page opens.

STEP 2 Click the Edit button. The

Edit EtherChannel Page

opens:

Edit EtherChannel Page

The

Edit EtherChannel Page

contains the following fields:

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1: Getting Started12
- Introduction12
- Typical Installation Methods13
  - Default Configuration Settings on the ESW 500 Series Switches14
    - Physical Connectivity14
- Connecting to the Switch17
- Navigating the Cisco Switch Configuration Utility29
  - Using the Management Buttons29
- Performing Common Configuration Tasks30
- Using the Switch Console Port48
  - Selecting Menu Options and Actions48
Chapter 2: Managing Device Information52
- Understanding the Dashboards52
- Defining System Information60
- Viewing Device Health62
- Resetting the Device64
- Managing Cisco Discovery Protocol65
- Defining the Bonjour Discovery Protocol68
- TCAM Utilization70
Chapter 3: Managing Smart Ports72
- Configuring Smart Ports for Desktops73
- Configuring Smart Ports for IP Phones and Desktops77
- Configuring Smart Ports for Access Points80
- Configuring Smart Ports for Switches82
- Configuring Smart Ports for Routers84
- Configuring Smart Ports for Guests87
- Configuring Smart Ports for Servers89
- Configuring Smart Ports for Printers91
- Configuring Smart Ports for VS Camera94
- Configuring Smart Ports for Other96
Chapter 4: Configuring System Time99
- Defining System Time99
- Defining SNTP Settings103
- Defining SNTP Authentication105
Chapter 5: Configuring Device Security108
- Passwords Management108
  - Modifying the Local User Settings110
- Defining Authentication111
- Defining Access Methods127
  - Defining Access Profiles128
  - Defining Profile Rules131
    - Modifying Profile Rules135
- Defining Traffic Control137
  - Defining Storm Control138
    - Modifying Storm Control140
  - Defining Port Security141
    - Modifying Port Security145
- Defining 802.1X146
- Defining Access Control160
- Defining Dos Prevention181
  - Dos Global Settings181
  - Defining Martian Addresses183
- Defining DHCP Snooping185
- Defining Dynamic ARP Inspection202
Chapter 6: Configuring Ports213
- Port Settings213
  - Modifying Port Settings215
Chapter 7: Configuring Vlans219
- Defining VLAN Properties220
  - Modifying Vlans222
  - Defining VLAN Membership223
    - Modifying VLAN Membership224
- Assigning Ports to Multiple Vlans226
- Defining Interface Settings229
  - Modifying VLAN Interface Settings230
- Defining GVRP Settings232
  - Modifying GVRP Settings234
- Defining Protocol Groups236
  - Modifying Protocol Groups237
- Defining a Protocol Port238
Chapter 8: Configuring IP Information241
- IP Addressing241
- Defining DHCP Relay243
- Defining DHCP Relay Interfaces245
- Managing ARP247
  - ARP Table249
  - Modifying ARP Settings250
- Domain Name System251
  - Defining DNS Servers251
    - Default Parameters252
    - DNS Server Details253
  - Mapping DNS Hosts253
Chapter 9: Defining Address Tables256
- Defining Static Addresses256
- Defining Dynamic Addresses259
  - Query by Section261
Chapter 10: Configuring Multicast Forwarding262
- IGMP Snooping262
  - Modifying IGMP Snooping264
- Defining Multicast Group266
  - Modifying a Multicast Group268
- Defining Multicast Forwarding269
  - Modifying Multicast Forwarding271
- Defining Unregistered Multicast Settings272
Chapter 11: Configuring Spanning Tree275
- Defining STP Properties275
  - Global Settings276
- Defining Spanning Tree Interface Settings278
  - Modifying Interface Settings282
- Defining Rapid Spanning Tree284
  - Modifying RTSP287
- Defining Multiple Spanning Tree289
Chapter 12: Configuring Quality of Service301
- Managing Qos Statistics302
- Defining General Settings310
- Defining Advanced Qos Mode324
- Defining Qos Basic Mode340
  - Rewriting DSCP Values341
Chapter 13: Configuring SNMP343
- SNMP Versions343
  - SNMP V1 and V2343
  - SNMP V3343
- Configuring SNMP Security344
- Defining Trap Management359
- Managing Cisco Discovery Protocol370
Chapter 14: Managing System Files373
- Software Upgrade374
- Save Configuration375
- Copy Configuration377
  - Via TFTP378
  - Via HTTP379
- Active Image379
- DHCP Auto Configuration381
Chapter 15: Managing Power-Over-Ethernet Devices382
- Defining Poe Settings382
Chapter 16: Managing System Logs386
- Enabling System Logs386
- Viewing the Device Memory Logs388
  - Clearing Message Logs389
- Viewing the System Flash Logs390
  - Clearing Flash Logs391
- Remote Log Servers391
  - Modifying Syslog Server Settings394
Chapter 17: Viewing Statistics397
- Viewing Ethernet Statistics397
- Managing RMON Statistics405
  - Viewing RMON Statistics406
  - Resetting RMON Statistics Counters408
- Configuring RMON History408
Chapter 18: Aggregating Ports424
- Defining Etherchannel Management425
- Defining Etherchannel Settings427
  - Modifying Etherchannel Settings429
- Configuring LACP431
Chapter 19: Managing Device Diagnostics434
- Ethernet Port Testing434
- Performing GBIC Uplink Testing437
- Configure Span (Port Mirroring)438
- Monitoring CPU Utilization440

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