4.5.1.3 Keep original VLANs in Header
If there is an VLAN-tag in the original logged ethernetframe, this VLAN-ID is
taken over to the PLP-protocol-header
No extra handling of VLANs.
4.5.1.4 Use OuterVlans
To allow the OuterVlans you must deactivate Use PLP header. With this option you can
log packets as received without PLP header, but with outerVlan.
An outerVlan will be added in the captured frame. The additional bytes are four bytes.
The first two bytes are 0x9100 as ethertype and the second two are your configured
section at the logged port (please have a look to CHAPTER 4.5.4 for the 100BASE-T1
ports regarding section).
4.5.1.5 Destination MAC
Here you can configure the MAC-destination of the PLP-protocol header. Default Value
is 01:00:5E:00:00:00.
4.5.1.6 Enable packetization, Timeout for packetization
Packetization is enabled
Packetization is disabled
Packetization means, that more than one logged ethernet frame is packed in one PLP-
Frame. The maximum is limited by the number of bytes or the Timeout for
packetization. If one limitation is reached, the PLP is sent out through the logging port.
Maximum is 1250 bytes for the payload of the PLP-frame.
Allowed values for Timeout [ms] are between 100ms and 65535ms.
4.5.1.7 Logging Ports for packetization
Here you define, which port is using packetization.
GB-A/B/C is using packetization
GB-A/B/C is using no packetization
Note: Only one port can use packetization at the same time.
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