USER GUIDE
EdgeSafe Bypass | M100G1xx
The M100G1AC can place itself into Bypass or Linkdrop mode when it detects RX/TX errors on the monitor
or network ports.
On the RX/TX Error Processing menu, the user can configure the following:
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RX/TX Error Trap: Enable/Disable trap.
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RX/TX Error Timeout: Minimal time in seconds between traps (>0)
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RX/TX Error Monitor OP Mode: Change bypass mode when the number of errors per second on
monitor ports exceed the threshold value. Three modes are available: Disabled/Bypass/Linkdrop.
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RX/TX Error Net OP Mode: Change bypass mode when the number of errors per second on
network ports exceed the threshold value. Two modes are available: Disabled/Linkdrop.
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RX/TX Error Rate Threshold: >0 (Default: 10)
9.5.2 Heartbeat Packet File
Navigate to Bypass Configuration > Heartbeat Packet File. The following heartbeat packet configuration
page is displayed.
This page enables users to change or to load new heartbeat packet content. The packet file can be a binary
file or a hex text file (.txt) for a normal IP packet (length >= 64). The hex text file can be a continuous hex
string like “11223344aabbccdd……” or contain Space/Tab/LF/CR to separate the bytes like “11 22 33 44 aa
bb cc dd……”
To upload a packet file, do the following:
1. Select the module to configure.
2. Select the segment to configure.
3. Select the operation mode: Inline, Bypass, or TAP.
4. Click Browse to navigate to the heartbeat packet file that you want to upload.
5. Click Upload File. After the packet file is uploaded, you can view the result by navigating to Bypass
6. Configuration > Module > Heartbeat Setting. The new packet content will be displayed in the
7. corresponding heartbeat packet field at the bottom of the page, for example:
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