AS Direct Config

Procedure

• Global AS configuration
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Direct Config to enter the AS Direct Config page.
  2. Click behind AS Name to select the AS to be configured and click OK to enter the configuration page. Click the Global Configuration tab, as shown in Figure 5-32.
     Figure 5-32 Global configuration page
     
     
     Table 5-22 describes parameters on the page.

     Table 5-22 Global configuration parameters

     Parameter		Description
     Packet Rate Limit
     Source IP-based ARP rate limit (pps)		Configures ARP rate limiting based on source IP addresses.
     Source MAC-based ARP rate limit (pps)		Configures ARP rate limiting based on source MAC addresses. NOTE: Only a device that can function as an AS and supports the arp speed-limit source-mac command supports this function.
     PoE NOTE: You can click PoE parameters to edit these parameters and click to complete the configuration. This information is displayed only on the PoE-supporting switches.
     Slot ID		Specifies the slot ID of a PoE power module.
     IEEE 802.3af-compliant Power Supply		Indicates whether IEEE 802.3af-compliant power supply is enabled: ON: Enable IEEE 802.3af-compliant power supply. OFF: Disable IEEE 802.3af-compliant power supply.
     Allow High Inrush Current During Power-on		Indicates whether to enable a switch to allow high inrush current during power-on: ON: Enable a switch to allow high inrush current during power-on. OFF: Disable a switch from allowing high inrush current during power-on.
     Modify the slot ID NOTE: You can click a parameter in the Modify the slot ID area to edit its value, and click to complete the configuration.
     New Slot ID		Configures the number of a slot on the AS.

  3. Configure the parameters and click Apply to complete the configuration.
• Creating a voice VLAN
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Direct Config to enter the AS Direct Config page.
  2. Click behind AS Name to select the AS to be configured and click OK to enter the configuration page. Click Create, as shown in Figure 5-33.
     Figure 5-33 Creating a voice VLAN
     
     

  3. Enter the OUI address and subnet mask and click to complete the configuration.
• Deleting a voice VLAN
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Direct Config to enter the AS Direct Config page.
  2. Click behind AS Name to select the AS to be configured and click OK to enter the configuration page.
  3. Select a voice VLAN in the list and click Delete.
  4. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
• AS interface configuration
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Direct Config to enter the AS Direct Config page.
  2. Click behind AS Name to select the AS to be configured and click OK to enter the configuration page. Click the Interface Configuration tab and select the interface to be configured, as shown in Figure 5-34.
     Figure 5-34 Interface configuration page
     
     
     When Configured as a Stack Port is selected, Table 5-23 describes parameters on the page.

     Table 5-23 Interface configuration parameters

     Parameter		Description
     Logical stack port ID		Specifies the logical stack port to which physical member ports are added.

     When Configured as a Stack Port is not selected, Table 5-24 describes parameters on the page.

     Table 5-24 Interface configuration parameters

     Parameter		Description
     Ethernet Port
     Auto-Negotiation		Indicates whether the auto-negotiation function is enabled: ON: Enable the auto-negotiation function. OFF: Disable the auto-negotiation function.
     Interface rate		Sets the rate in non-auto-negotiation mode. NOTE: This parameter is valid only when Auto-Negotiation is set to OFF.
     Duplex mode		Sets the duplex mode for an in non-auto-negotiation mode. NOTE: This parameter is valid only when Auto-Negotiation is set to OFF.
     Loop detection		Indicates whether to enable loopback detection: ON: Enable loopback detection. OFF: Disable loopback detection.
     Port description		Configures the description for an interface.
     PoE
     PoE		Indicates whether to enable the PoE function. This parameter is available only when the online AS supports the PoE function. ON: Enable the PoE function. OFF: Disable the PoE function.
     Forcible power supply on ports		Indicates whether forcible power supply is enabled on ports: ON: Enable loopback detection. OFF: Disable loopback detection.
     PD compatibility detection		Indicates whether PD compatibility detection is enabled: ON: Enable PD compatibility detection. OFF: Disable PD compatibility detection.
     Power supply priority		Sets the power supply priority of a PoE interface.
     Advanced
     Port bridge		Indicates whether the port bridge function is enabled: ON: Enable the port bridge function. OFF: Disable the port bridge function.
     Electrical port sleeping		Indicates whether to enable electrical port sleeping: ON: Enable electrical port sleeping. OFF: Disable electrical port sleeping.
     Loopback detection		Indicates whether to enable loopback detection: ON: Enable loopback detection. OFF: Disable loopback detection.
     Loopback detection in a specified VLAN		Performs loopback detection in a specified VLAN.

  3. Configure the parameters and click Apply to complete the configuration.