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Details the capabilities and benefits of the 8-Port Gigabit EdgeSmart PoE+ Switch.
Lists all items included in the product package, such as the switch, installation guide, and power adapter.
Highlights the web-based management interface and its features like traffic control, LACP, RSTP, VLAN, QoS, and monitoring.
Covers support for SNMP, SNMP Trap, and Port Mirroring for network monitoring solutions.
Mentions traffic statistics and cable diagnostic tests for troubleshooting network issues.
Describes the switch's compact metal housing suitable for wall mounts and its fanless design for quiet operation.
Identifies and describes components visible on the front panel, including ports and LEDs.
Identifies and describes components visible on the rear panel, such as the AC power port.
Explains the status conveyed by Power and PoE MAX LED indicators on the switch.
Details the function of the reset button for rebooting or resetting the switch to factory defaults.
Explains the meaning of port LEDs indicating link status and activity at different speeds.
Explains the meaning of port LEDs indicating PoE power status and budget.
Navigation paths for accessing System Management, IPv4 Setup, and Administration sections within the switch interface.
Procedure to save applied configuration changes to the switch's NV-RAM.
Guides on connecting computers and network devices to the switch's Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ ports.
Instructions for logging into the switch's web-based management interface using a browser.
Provides system uptime, firmware version, boot loader, MAC address, IPv4 info, and administration details.
Explains system name, location, and contact settings for identifying the switch.
Describes the status of the DHCP client mode for automatic IP address assignment.
Details the switch's MAC address, current IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
Configures system name, location, and contact information for switch identification.
Saves the configured system settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets the switch's IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and IP mode (Static/DHCP).
Saves the configured IPv4 settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Procedure to change the administrator password for secure access to the management page.
Allows creation of additional administrative user accounts for switch management.
Saves the changes made to administrator password and accounts to the switch's NV-RAM.
Configures the duration of inactivity before the switch logs out a user from the management page.
Manages SNMP agent status, trap settings, and authentication traps for network monitoring.
Enables SNMP traps for port link status, authentication, cold/warm starts for network event notification.
Defines SNMP community names and access rights for managing the switch.
Saves the configured SNMP community settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Specifies management devices that will receive SNMP traps from the switch.
Procedure to add trap host table entries, including IP address, version, and community string.
Saves the configured SNMP trap host settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Displays inbound/outbound packet and byte counts per port for traffic analysis.
Saves the traffic statistics configuration, allowing for later review.
Activates the IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet feature to reduce power consumption.
Saves the configured 802.3az power saving settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Configures port speed, duplex mode, flow control, admin status, and link status.
Guides on enabling STP/RSTP, setting modes, traps, and topology changes for network loop prevention.
Configures per-port settings for Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP), including Port Fast.
Saves the configured Spanning Tree Protocol settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Enables port trunking (Link Aggregation) for increased bandwidth and redundancy.
Enables the Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) for managing link aggregation.
Allows selection of ports to be trunked together within specific Trunk IDs.
Saves the configured trunk settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Monitors ingress/egress traffic by copying it to a specified port for analysis.
Saves the configured port mirroring settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Enables detection and prevention of network loops by monitoring port activity.
Saves the configured loopback detection parameters to the switch's NV-RAM.
Adds static unicast entries with VLAN ID, MAC address, and port membership.
Saves the static unicast address entries to the switch's NV-RAM.
Adds static multicast entries with VLAN ID, MAC address, and group members.
Saves the static multicast address entries to the switch's NV-RAM.
Enables IGMP snooping and configures multicast group memberships for efficient multicast traffic delivery.
Saves the IGMP snooping configuration parameters to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets thresholds to limit broadcast, multicast, and unknown unicast traffic to prevent network storms.
Sets ingress rate limits per port to control incoming traffic bandwidth.
Saves the configured storm control and rate limiting settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets egress rate limits per port to control outgoing traffic bandwidth.
Saves the configured egress rate limiting settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Organizes network ports into groups (VLANs) for simplified management and segmentation.
Defines VLAN ID and Name for creating tagged VLANs, with default Management VLAN.
Assigns ports as tagged, untagged, or not member to specific VLANs for network segmentation.
Saves the configured VLAN port assignments to the switch's NV-RAM.
Modifies port VLAN ID (PVID), frame types, and ingress filtering for network traffic.
Saves the configured VLAN port settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Selects the forwarding table mode (IVL or SVL) for VLAN traffic handling.
Saves the selected VLAN forwarding table mode to the switch's NV-RAM.
Displays dynamically generated forwarding table entries for connected devices.
Saves the VLAN forwarding table configurations to the switch's NV-RAM.
Creates a secure VLAN that isolates members and prevents communication with other VLANs.
Saves the configured private VLAN settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Details the Voice VLAN feature for maintaining high-quality voice traffic and outlines configuration procedures.
Explains CoS priority, Organization Unique Identifiers (OUIs), and port settings for Voice VLANs.
Configures voice VLAN status, VLAN ID, and CoS priority for voice traffic.
Saves the configured voice VLAN settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Configures Organization Unique Identifier (OUI) settings to identify IP phone manufacturers for voice VLANs.
Defines OUIs for IP phone manufacturers, including user-defined OUIs and MAC addresses.
Saves the configured Voice VLAN OUI settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets Class of Service (CoS) priority levels for voice traffic to ensure quality.
Saves the configured CoS priority settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Assigns user priority levels to ports, influencing internal processing of frames.
Saves the configured port priority mappings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Maps DSCP values to specific egress queues (Low, Medium, High, Highest) for traffic prioritization.
Saves the configured DSCP class mapping settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Selects the scheduling algorithm (Strict Priority or WRR) for port traffic management.
Sets the scheduling algorithm for managing packet transmission from queues.
Saves the selected scheduling algorithm to the switch's NV-RAM.
Explains the benefits of PoE, defines Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) and Powered Devices (PD).
Details the PoE power budget and how port prioritization works when power requirements exceed availability.
Configures the maximum PoE power threshold and the power shut-off sequence.
Saves the configured PoE power settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets PoE status (enable/disable), classification, priority, and power limits for individual ports.
Saves the configured per-port PoE settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets user-defined maximum power consumption limits for individual switch ports.
Enables legacy PoE support, sending passive PoE requirements to connected devices.
Explains the meaning of Power (W), Voltage (V), and Current (mA) indicators on PoE ports.
Saves the configured PoE port settings, including user-defined limits, to the switch's NV-RAM.
Provides instructions for downloading and installing firmware updates for the switch.
Lists essential precautions to prevent interruption or damage during firmware upgrades.
Guides on backing up current settings to a file and restoring from a backup file.
Utilizes HTTP to save switch configurations to local storage or restore them.
Tests cable pairs for integrity and estimates distance to identify faults.
Explains test result parameters like OK, Open, Short, Crosstalk, and Cable Fault Distance.
Presents diagnostic results for each cable pair, including status and fault distance.
Defines test result parameters such as OK, Open, Short, and Crosstalk for cable assessment.
Provides methods for rebooting the switch via hardware or software management interface.
Emphasizes saving current configuration to NV-RAM before rebooting to prevent data loss.
Restores the switch to its original factory default settings, including IP address.
Lists the default administrator credentials, IP address, and subnet mask after a factory reset.
Details utility capabilities like discovery, setting modification, firmware upgrades, and lists system requirements.
Provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and installing the TRENDnet Management Utility.
Walks through the InstallShield Wizard, covering welcome, readiness, location, and completion stages.
Allows review or change of installation settings before proceeding with the installation.
Instructions on launching the utility via desktop shortcut or Start Menu, and how to exit the application.
Utilizes Discovery List and Monitor List features to find and observe network devices.
Defines system words and parameters displayed in the Discovery and Monitor Lists for clarity.
Modifies device IP address, subnet mask, gateway, group interval, system name, and IP mode.
Covers firmware upgrades, web access, password changes, and DHCP refresh for device management.
Provides steps to troubleshoot and resolve 'Page cannot be displayed' errors when accessing the switch.
Guides on configuring the switch IP to match the network subnet and saving the settings.
Explains how to reset the switch to factory defaults if the IP address is forgotten.
Provides methods for finding your IP address using command prompt or graphical interfaces on various OS.
Guides on setting a static IP address for network adapters on Windows and MAC OS.
Details on finding IP addresses for Ethernet connections on MAC OS X and later versions.
Provides methods for locating your MAC address using command prompt or system preferences.
Details FCC compliance, interference statements, and measures to mitigate radio interference.
Covers safety warnings, radiation exposure limits, RoHS compliance, EU declarations, and CE mark advisories.
Outlines TRENDnet's warranty policy, including non-transferability and specific component warranty periods.
Details the process for obtaining a Return Material Authorization (RMA) and initiating warranty service.
Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as unauthorized modifications or misuse.
Specifies liability limitations for damages and the governing law for the limited warranty.
Provides information on third-party software codes subject to GNU General Public License (GPL).
Lists supported IEEE standards for networking protocols and features.
Details the device's physical interface, including ports, LEDs, reset button, and data transfer rates.
Specifies performance metrics such as switch fabric capacity, RAM buffer, MAC table size, and forwarding rate.
Lists the supported management interfaces, including HTTP Web GUI.
Details support for Spanning Tree Protocol (STP/RSTP) and Link Aggregation (LACP).
Outlines supported QoS features, including port-based QoS, CoS, and rate limiting.
Details support for various VLAN types (tagged, private, voice) and IGMP Snooping.
Specifies supported port mirroring modes, including one-to-one and many-to-one.
Details support for Storm Control (broadcast, multicast) and Loopback Detection.
Highlights special features like PoE+, 802.3az power saving, and details power input/output specifications.
Covers PoE budget, per-port limits, fanless design, MTBF, operating temperature, and humidity.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, and lists CE and FCC certifications.
States the warranty type for the product.
Details the capabilities and benefits of the 8-Port Gigabit EdgeSmart PoE+ Switch.
Lists all items included in the product package, such as the switch, installation guide, and power adapter.
Highlights the web-based management interface and its features like traffic control, LACP, RSTP, VLAN, QoS, and monitoring.
Covers support for SNMP, SNMP Trap, and Port Mirroring for network monitoring solutions.
Mentions traffic statistics and cable diagnostic tests for troubleshooting network issues.
Describes the switch's compact metal housing suitable for wall mounts and its fanless design for quiet operation.
Identifies and describes components visible on the front panel, including ports and LEDs.
Identifies and describes components visible on the rear panel, such as the AC power port.
Explains the status conveyed by Power and PoE MAX LED indicators on the switch.
Details the function of the reset button for rebooting or resetting the switch to factory defaults.
Explains the meaning of port LEDs indicating link status and activity at different speeds.
Explains the meaning of port LEDs indicating PoE power status and budget.
Navigation paths for accessing System Management, IPv4 Setup, and Administration sections within the switch interface.
Procedure to save applied configuration changes to the switch's NV-RAM.
Guides on connecting computers and network devices to the switch's Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ ports.
Instructions for logging into the switch's web-based management interface using a browser.
Provides system uptime, firmware version, boot loader, MAC address, IPv4 info, and administration details.
Explains system name, location, and contact settings for identifying the switch.
Describes the status of the DHCP client mode for automatic IP address assignment.
Details the switch's MAC address, current IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
Configures system name, location, and contact information for switch identification.
Saves the configured system settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets the switch's IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and IP mode (Static/DHCP).
Saves the configured IPv4 settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Procedure to change the administrator password for secure access to the management page.
Allows creation of additional administrative user accounts for switch management.
Saves the changes made to administrator password and accounts to the switch's NV-RAM.
Configures the duration of inactivity before the switch logs out a user from the management page.
Manages SNMP agent status, trap settings, and authentication traps for network monitoring.
Enables SNMP traps for port link status, authentication, cold/warm starts for network event notification.
Defines SNMP community names and access rights for managing the switch.
Saves the configured SNMP community settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Specifies management devices that will receive SNMP traps from the switch.
Procedure to add trap host table entries, including IP address, version, and community string.
Saves the configured SNMP trap host settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Displays inbound/outbound packet and byte counts per port for traffic analysis.
Saves the traffic statistics configuration, allowing for later review.
Activates the IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet feature to reduce power consumption.
Saves the configured 802.3az power saving settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Configures port speed, duplex mode, flow control, admin status, and link status.
Guides on enabling STP/RSTP, setting modes, traps, and topology changes for network loop prevention.
Configures per-port settings for Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP), including Port Fast.
Saves the configured Spanning Tree Protocol settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Enables port trunking (Link Aggregation) for increased bandwidth and redundancy.
Enables the Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) for managing link aggregation.
Allows selection of ports to be trunked together within specific Trunk IDs.
Saves the configured trunk settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Monitors ingress/egress traffic by copying it to a specified port for analysis.
Saves the configured port mirroring settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Enables detection and prevention of network loops by monitoring port activity.
Saves the configured loopback detection parameters to the switch's NV-RAM.
Adds static unicast entries with VLAN ID, MAC address, and port membership.
Saves the static unicast address entries to the switch's NV-RAM.
Adds static multicast entries with VLAN ID, MAC address, and group members.
Saves the static multicast address entries to the switch's NV-RAM.
Enables IGMP snooping and configures multicast group memberships for efficient multicast traffic delivery.
Saves the IGMP snooping configuration parameters to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets thresholds to limit broadcast, multicast, and unknown unicast traffic to prevent network storms.
Sets ingress rate limits per port to control incoming traffic bandwidth.
Saves the configured storm control and rate limiting settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets egress rate limits per port to control outgoing traffic bandwidth.
Saves the configured egress rate limiting settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Organizes network ports into groups (VLANs) for simplified management and segmentation.
Defines VLAN ID and Name for creating tagged VLANs, with default Management VLAN.
Assigns ports as tagged, untagged, or not member to specific VLANs for network segmentation.
Saves the configured VLAN port assignments to the switch's NV-RAM.
Modifies port VLAN ID (PVID), frame types, and ingress filtering for network traffic.
Saves the configured VLAN port settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Selects the forwarding table mode (IVL or SVL) for VLAN traffic handling.
Saves the selected VLAN forwarding table mode to the switch's NV-RAM.
Displays dynamically generated forwarding table entries for connected devices.
Saves the VLAN forwarding table configurations to the switch's NV-RAM.
Creates a secure VLAN that isolates members and prevents communication with other VLANs.
Saves the configured private VLAN settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Details the Voice VLAN feature for maintaining high-quality voice traffic and outlines configuration procedures.
Explains CoS priority, Organization Unique Identifiers (OUIs), and port settings for Voice VLANs.
Configures voice VLAN status, VLAN ID, and CoS priority for voice traffic.
Saves the configured voice VLAN settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Configures Organization Unique Identifier (OUI) settings to identify IP phone manufacturers for voice VLANs.
Defines OUIs for IP phone manufacturers, including user-defined OUIs and MAC addresses.
Saves the configured Voice VLAN OUI settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets Class of Service (CoS) priority levels for voice traffic to ensure quality.
Saves the configured CoS priority settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Assigns user priority levels to ports, influencing internal processing of frames.
Saves the configured port priority mappings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Maps DSCP values to specific egress queues (Low, Medium, High, Highest) for traffic prioritization.
Saves the configured DSCP class mapping settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Selects the scheduling algorithm (Strict Priority or WRR) for port traffic management.
Sets the scheduling algorithm for managing packet transmission from queues.
Saves the selected scheduling algorithm to the switch's NV-RAM.
Explains the benefits of PoE, defines Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) and Powered Devices (PD).
Details the PoE power budget and how port prioritization works when power requirements exceed availability.
Configures the maximum PoE power threshold and the power shut-off sequence.
Saves the configured PoE power settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets PoE status (enable/disable), classification, priority, and power limits for individual ports.
Saves the configured per-port PoE settings to the switch's NV-RAM.
Sets user-defined maximum power consumption limits for individual switch ports.
Enables legacy PoE support, sending passive PoE requirements to connected devices.
Explains the meaning of Power (W), Voltage (V), and Current (mA) indicators on PoE ports.
Saves the configured PoE port settings, including user-defined limits, to the switch's NV-RAM.
Provides instructions for downloading and installing firmware updates for the switch.
Lists essential precautions to prevent interruption or damage during firmware upgrades.
Guides on backing up current settings to a file and restoring from a backup file.
Utilizes HTTP to save switch configurations to local storage or restore them.
Tests cable pairs for integrity and estimates distance to identify faults.
Explains test result parameters like OK, Open, Short, Crosstalk, and Cable Fault Distance.
Presents diagnostic results for each cable pair, including status and fault distance.
Defines test result parameters such as OK, Open, Short, and Crosstalk for cable assessment.
Provides methods for rebooting the switch via hardware or software management interface.
Emphasizes saving current configuration to NV-RAM before rebooting to prevent data loss.
Restores the switch to its original factory default settings, including IP address.
Lists the default administrator credentials, IP address, and subnet mask after a factory reset.
Details utility capabilities like discovery, setting modification, firmware upgrades, and lists system requirements.
Provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and installing the TRENDnet Management Utility.
Walks through the InstallShield Wizard, covering welcome, readiness, location, and completion stages.
Allows review or change of installation settings before proceeding with the installation.
Instructions on launching the utility via desktop shortcut or Start Menu, and how to exit the application.
Utilizes Discovery List and Monitor List features to find and observe network devices.
Defines system words and parameters displayed in the Discovery and Monitor Lists for clarity.
Modifies device IP address, subnet mask, gateway, group interval, system name, and IP mode.
Covers firmware upgrades, web access, password changes, and DHCP refresh for device management.
Provides steps to troubleshoot and resolve 'Page cannot be displayed' errors when accessing the switch.
Guides on configuring the switch IP to match the network subnet and saving the settings.
Explains how to reset the switch to factory defaults if the IP address is forgotten.
Provides methods for finding your IP address using command prompt or graphical interfaces on various OS.
Guides on setting a static IP address for network adapters on Windows and MAC OS.
Details on finding IP addresses for Ethernet connections on MAC OS X and later versions.
Provides methods for locating your MAC address using command prompt or system preferences.
Details FCC compliance, interference statements, and measures to mitigate radio interference.
Covers safety warnings, radiation exposure limits, RoHS compliance, EU declarations, and CE mark advisories.
Outlines TRENDnet's warranty policy, including non-transferability and specific component warranty periods.
Details the process for obtaining a Return Material Authorization (RMA) and initiating warranty service.
Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as unauthorized modifications or misuse.
Specifies liability limitations for damages and the governing law for the limited warranty.
Provides information on third-party software codes subject to GNU General Public License (GPL).
Lists supported IEEE standards for networking protocols and features.
Details the device's physical interface, including ports, LEDs, reset button, and data transfer rates.
Specifies performance metrics such as switch fabric capacity, RAM buffer, MAC table size, and forwarding rate.
Lists the supported management interfaces, including HTTP Web GUI.
Details support for Spanning Tree Protocol (STP/RSTP) and Link Aggregation (LACP).
Outlines supported QoS features, including port-based QoS, CoS, and rate limiting.
Details support for various VLAN types (tagged, private, voice) and IGMP Snooping.
Specifies supported port mirroring modes, including one-to-one and many-to-one.
Details support for Storm Control (broadcast, multicast) and Loopback Detection.
Highlights special features like PoE+, 802.3az power saving, and details power input/output specifications.
Covers PoE budget, per-port limits, fanless design, MTBF, operating temperature, and humidity.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, and lists CE and FCC certifications.
States the warranty type for the product.
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