disabled.
Note: ARP rate limit enabled ports will check
current ARP rate every 60s and discard ARP
messages received if current ARP RX rate
exceeds the set ARP RX rate threshold.
The default is 100PPS.
Note: PPS refers to the number of packets per
second. It has nothing to do with the size of a
packet.
Displays the status how a corresponding port
deals with received ARP messages.
“--” means port ARP rate limit feature is not
enabled.
Normal: System does not detect ARP attacks and
then forwards these ARP messages normally.
Drop ARP: System detects ARP attacks and
drops these malicious ARP messages.
Displays ARP packets’ receiving status.
“--” means no ARP attack or ARP attack defense
feature is not enabled.
Normal: ARP packets are forwarded normally.
To configure ARP rate limit status and ARP RX rate for a single port
Click the corresponding port to enter the configuration page.
To configure ARP rate limit status and ARP RX rate for a batch of ports simultaneously
Click Config to enter corresponding page for configuration.
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