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xStack DGS-3400 Series Layer 2 Gigabit Ethernet Managed Switch

STP Bridge Global Settings

To open the following window, click Layer 2 Features > Spanning Tree > STP Bridge Global Settings link. Use the STP

Status pull-down selector to enable or disable STP globally, and choose the STP method used with the STP Version menu.

Figure 7- 36. STP Bridge Global Settings window – RSTP (default)

Figure 7- 37. STP Bridge Global Settings window - MSTP

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Default Chapter1
- User Manual1
- Table of Contents3
- Intended Readers10
  - Typographical Conventions10
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions11
- Safety Instructions12
Introduction15
- Switch Description15
- Features16
- Ports17
  - Front-Panel Components18
  - LED Indicators19
Installation23
- Package Contents23
- Installation Guidelines23
- Installing the Switch Without the Rack24
- Installing the Switch in a Rack24
- Mounting the Switch in a Standard 19" Rack25
- Power on25
Connecting the Switch31
- Switch to End Node31
- Switch to Switch31
- Connecting to Network Backbone or Server32
Introduction to Switch Management33
- Management Options33
- Connecting the Console Port (RS-232 DCE)34
- Managing the Switch for the First Time35
- Password Protection36
  - Snmp Settings37
  - Traps37
- IP Address Assignment38
Web-Based Switch Configuration40
- Introduction40
Configuring the Switch44
- Device Information45
- Ipv647
  - Overview47
  - Packet Format48
  - Address Format49
    - Types50
  - Icmpv651
  - Neighbor Discovery51
- IP Address53
  - Setting the Switch's IP Address Using the Console Interface54
- Interface Settings55
  - Ipv4 Interface Settings55
  - Ipv6 Interface Settings56
- Stacking60
  - Stack Switch Swapping61
  - Stacking Mode Settings62
  - Box Information62
- Port Configuration63
  - Port Error Disabled64
  - Port Description65
  - Cable Diagnostics65
- User Accounts67
- Port Mirroring68
  - Mirroing Within the Switch Stack69
- System Log70
  - System Log Save Mode Settings71
- System Severity Settings73
- SNTP Settings74
  - Time Settings74
  - Time Zone and DST75
- MAC Notification Settings77
- TFTP Services78
- Multiple Image Services80
  - Firmware Information80
  - Config Firmware Image81
- Ping Test82
  - Ipv4 Ping Test82
  - Ipv6 Ping Test83
- Safeguard Engine84
- Safeguard Engine Settings85
- Static ARP Settings86
- Ipv6 Neighbor87
  - Ipv6 Neighbor Settings87
- Routing Table89
  - Ipv4 Static/Default Route Settings89
  - Ipv6 Static/Default Route Settings90
- DHCP/BOOTP Relay92
  - DHCP / BOOTP Relay Global Settings92
    - The Implementation of DHCP Information Option 8294
  - DHCP/BOOTP Relay Interface Settings95
- DHCP Auto Configuration Settings96
- SNMP Manager97
  - SNMP Trap Settings98
  - SNMP User Table98
  - SNMP View Table100
  - SNMP Group Table101
  - SNMP Community Table103
  - SNMP Host Table104
  - SNMP Engine ID105
- IP-MAC-Port Binding106
  - ACL Mode106
  - IP-MAC Binding Port108
  - IP-MAC Binding Table109
  - IP-MAC Binding Blocked110
- Poe Configuration111
  - Poe System Settings111
  - Poe Port Settings113
- Single IP Management (SIM) Overview115
  - The Upgrade to V1.61116
  - Single IP Vs. Switch Stacking117
  - SIM Using the Web Interface117
  - Topology118
  - Firmware Upgrade126
  - Configuration Backup/Restore126
  - Upload Log127
Layer 2 Features128
- Vlans128
- Trunking144
- IGMP Snooping151
- MLD Snooping158
- Loopback Detection Global Settings162
- Spanning Tree164
- Forwarding & Filtering176
Qos179
- The Advantages of Qos179
ACL (Access Control List)188
- Time Range188
- Access Profile Table190
- CPU Interface Filtering203
  - CPU Interface Filtering State Settings203
  - CPU Interface Filtering Table203
Security216
- Authorization Network State Settings216
- Traffic Control217
- Port Security219
  - Port Security Entries220
- 207221
- Trust Host231
- Access Authentication Control232
- MAC Based Access Control242
  - MAC Based Access Control Global Settings242
  - MAC Based Access Control Local MAC Settings243
- Traffic Segmentation245
- Secure Socket Layer (SSL)246
  - Download Certificate246
  - SSL Configuration247
- Secure Shell (SSH)249
- JWAC (Japanese Web-Based Access Control)254
Monitoring261
- Device Status262
- Stacking Information262
- Module Information263
- CPU Utilization264
- Port Utilization265
- Packets266
  - Received (Rx)266
  - UMB Cast (RX)268
  - Transmitted (TX)270
- Errors272
  - Received (RX)272
  - Transmitted (TX)274
- Packet Size276
- Browse Router Port279
- Browse MLD Router Port280
- VLAN Status281
- VLAN Status Port282
- Port Access Control283
  - RADIUS Authentication283
  - RADIUS Account Client284
- MAC Address Table286
- IGMP Snooping Group287
- MLD Snooping Group288
- Switch Logs289
- Browse ARP Table290
- Session Table291
- IP Forwarding Table292
- Browse Routing Table293
- MAC Based Access Control Authentication Status294
Save, Reset and Reboot295
- Reset295
- Reboot System296
- Save Services297
- Logout299
Appendix A300
- Technical Specifications300
Appendix B302
- Cables and Connectors302
Appendix C303
- Cable Lengths303
Appendix D304
- Switch Log Entries304
Glossary316
Warranties/Registration318
Technical Support327
- Assistance Technique330
International Offices354
- Registration Card355

Brand	D-Link
Model	xStack DGS-3426
Category	Switch
Language	English

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