Network Critical SmartNA-X - Creating Port Maps

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MARTNA™ 10G NETWORK ACCESS (SMARTNA-X)
CONFIGURING PORTS | CONFIGURING PORT LOCKING
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3. Enter the upper and lower traffic thresholds as a percentage of total capacity. The ‘high’ value must be greater
than the ‘low’ value. Setting the high to 100% or the low to 0% will inhibit the respective high/low traffic trap,
preventing it from being sent.
4. Click Review/apply and review the changes you have made, and then click Apply to implement your changes.
Configuring port locking
For security, TAP module ports can be locked to prevent access to live network data. Ports which have been locked
will NOT pass data in or out of the port. Two port locking modes are available:
• Lock – locks a port immediately.
• Autolock – locks a port when the cable is removed or the link goes down. To unlock an auto-locked port, clear
th
e Lock checkbox in the web UI, or enter the set port port-id off command
in the CLI.
CAUTION: Do not lock a port that is connected to a live network, unless you really want to stop traffic on that
network.
Lock and Autolock options are not enabled by default.
U
sing the web UI to configure port locking
1. Select the port you want to configure.
2. Select the Port Configuration tab.
3. Choose port locking options as required. Choose Lock to immediately lock the port and stop all data from
entering and leaving it. Choose Autolock to lock the port when the link is broken to that port, usually caused
by a cable being disconnected. Clearing these options will unlock the port/turn off auto-locking.
4. Click Review/apply and review the changes you have made, and then click Apply to implement your changes.
Configure port locking in the CLI
Enter these commands to configure port locking in the CLI:
5. Select the slot to configure. For slot-number, specify the chassis slot. Slots are numbered 1-4 from left to right:
Select slot slot-number
6. Specify lock mode on the port. Use ON to enable lock; OFF to disable lock and unlock the port. For port-id use
A, B, C, or D, where A is the left-most port. When setting multiple ports, a separate command must be used
for each port, for example:
set port a lock on
set port b lock on
7. Specify auto lock mode on the port. Use ON to enable autolock so the port is locked when the port loses the
link connection (such as when the cable is removed); OFF to disable auto lock. Disabling autolock will not
unlock a locked port. For that, use set port port-id lock off:
set port port-id autolock {ON, OFF}