A
C
D
B
4.3.1 Device settings:
This menu allows you to change the IP and ID settings of the unit.
(A) IP settings:
Assign here the IP address of your switch. This IP ad-
dress will be used to reach the switch’s web interface. By default, the IP
address is set to the IP address provided on the label on the rear of the
unit with the serial number and mac address.
There are 3 options to use for the IP address:
Static (default)
Enter your preferred IP address and subnet mask. Enter your de-
fault gateway IP address if your switch needs to be reached from
a routed network. Press apply to safe your changes.
Link-Local
(zero-conf ) (fi rmware 2.8.4 or higher)
When using Link-Local the switch will auto assign an IP address in
the range 169.254.x.x/16.
DHCP
(Dynamic Host Confi guration Protocol)
4.3 Global Page
The global page consists of four sub menus:
If your network is equipped with a DHCP server, you can enable the
DHCP client of the switch for it to receive an IP address automatically
from the DHCP server. When DHCP is enabled the user can choose to
use a static IP address or the Link-Local option as fallback IP address in
case the DHCP server is not available at bootup.
(B) ID settings:
Set the name of your switch here and add a descrip-
tion to easily identify your switch in your network.
(C) IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol):
Enable or Dis-
able the IGMP unknown-fl ooding state here. When enabled all unreg-
istered multicast traffi
c is forwarded regardless.
(D) Enable SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol):
Here
you can confi gure whether you want to use SNMP. Enabling or Dis-
abling SNMP requires a reboot of the device.
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