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<2> Storm Policing: To prevent ARP, ICMP, broadcast, and multicast packets impacting the performance of CPU, this device can drop
those ARP, ICMP, broadcast and multicast frames in a specific period. This storm prevention may be enabled separately for ARP, ICMP,
multicast and broadcast packets. Storm threshold, in packets per 100ms, can be individually set (0~255) for ARP and ICMP with a single setting
shared for both broadcast and multicast packets.
{ QoS > Storm }
ARP <1> [Enable ] <5> Threshold [100] in 100 ms
ICMP <2> [Enable ] <6> Threshold [ 50] in 100 ms
Multicast <3> [Enable ] <7> Threshold [ 40] in 100 ms
Broadcast <4> [Enable ] < > See "Multicast Threshold"
3.1.13 Diagnostics
This device supports "Ping" diagnostics for both IPv4 and IPv6.
{ Diagnostics }
<1> Ping
<2> Ping6
3.1.14 Maintenance
{ Maintenance }
<1> Restart Device
<2> Factory Default
<3> Auto Provision
<4> Software
<5> Configuration
<1> Restart Device: Use this option to perform a cold reboot. Confirmation is required. The device will block traffic for about 15 seconds.
<2> Factory Default: Use this option to return the device to factory defaults, either completely or to just keep the current IP address setting.
Confirmation is required. This action will only default the running-config, so remember to save to startup-config. This must be done manually.
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<1> Factory Default <2> Factory Default (Keep IP)
<ESC> Exit
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