AXIS Camera Station S20 Appliance Series
Manage the built-in switch
Serial number
The device’s serial number. Can be useful for maintenance or when you
need to track individual devices.
Firmware version
The firmware version installed on you device. Can be useful to determine
whether you need to upgrade the switch firmware.
Port count
The number of network ports the device supports, including a corporate
uplink port.
Max PoE
The total power available for power over ethernet (PoE) devices.
Resource usage
Total PoE usage
Displays how much power (in watts) the PoE devices connected to the
switch are using.
Once the maximum power has been reached, the devices cannot provide
any further power.
PoE status
Indicates whether PoE is enabled and how many ports have been enabled
to support PoE.
ACL status
Indicates whether ACL (Access Control List) is enabled and how many
ports are enabled with this added security feature.
ACL binds a specific MAC address to a port, preventing traffic (sent or
received) from devices with other MAC addresses.
Port status
Port #
The port number to which the selected device is connected.
Link state
Up
indicates that a device is connected to this port.
Down
indicates that no device is connected.
Link speed
The current negotiated link speed for each port.
Transmit rate
An overview of traffic load on each port showing the average data rate in
megabits per second for outbound data on the port.
Receive rate
An overview of traffic load on each port showing the average data rate in
megabits per second for inbound data on the port.
Power draw
The average power (in watts) being drawn via PoE by the device attached
to the port.
PoE status
Displays if PoE is enabled or disabled for each port.
ACL status
Displays if ACL is enabled or disabled for each port.
Port enabled
Allows you to view and change the enabled or disabled port status (the
port's ability to receive or send data). This is separate from the link
status and PoE.
A disabled port may or may not still be providing power to a PoE device,
and it may still be physically connected to device, but it cannot be used
to send or receive data, even though its link status may still be
Up
and
the attached device is still drawing power. Disabling the port prevents
any device from accessing the switch or network. Ports that are not in
use should be disabled for increased security.
Uplink 1
If U1 or SFP 1 contains an active connection it will display
Up
.
If U1 or SFP 1 contains an non-active connection it will display
Down
.
The maximum link speed and average transmit and receive data in
megabits per second help you understand traffic patterns and verify
operational status of associated applications.
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