For further information, please see CHAPTER 5.4
Test Mode: For 100BASE-T1 Ports it is possible to set a BroadR-Reach Physical Layer
Test Mode. There are five test modes defined in the BroadR-Reach Specification to
check the compliance of a port.
Warning: If a test mode has been selected there is no communication possible for this
port.
Important: In case of BroadR-Reach Master test, it is mandatory to restart the switch
to recover link.
Note: For compliance testing an oscilloscope with special test software is necessary.
Drop ingress packets with…:
Source IP: one IP address can be configured here. It is a filter for incoming traffic. Data
with configured IP address as source IP address will be dropped and not forwarded,
when incoming on this port.
Destination IP: one IP address can be configured here. It is a filter for incoming traffic.
Data with configured IP address as destination IP address will be dropped and not
forwarded.
Redirect packets to…: By defining an Ethernet port (or the SFP-slot) you can redirect
packets with a specific destination IP address to this port, independent from any other
configuration. It means that the packet is not sent to the port it was originally supposed
to be sent. This function is only available for IP layer.
3.6.4 Important VLAN tagging rules
default VLAN ID:
If tagging is activated, every frame which enters a switch on a specific port, is
tagged by the VLAN ID which is configured in field default VLAN ID on this specific
port.
The MediaGateway does never overwrite any VLAN tags. It means a frame already
tagged before entering a switch of the MediaGateway’s switch doesn’t change its
VLAN tag.
Both rules are valid for both VLAN tags and in both VLAN tagging modes
(single/double).
VLAN membership
This field is only checking outgoing traffic!
In double-tagging mode:
Only the outerVLAN tag is checked and compared to the VLAN ID list configured in
this field for the specific port.
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