MA lighting Network Switch, Руководство пользователя

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Version 3.3
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Requirement:
Connection to the Web Interface .
1. Click
Edit Ports / Groups
.
2. Click on the Group you want to assign to the port.
The green dot is visible next to the group.
3. Click
Apply settings and stay where you are
or
Apply settings and leave edit
.
The selected group is assigned to the port and saved in the startup configuration.
The group LED at the front panel indicates the assigned group in the group color.
5.3. Edit RSTP
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) uses point-to-point wiring and provides rapid convergence of the spanning
tree.
If there are more than one point-to-point connections between two switches, RSTP manages the redundant link
unless the original connection fails.
Important:
The MA Network Switch supports an implementation of RSTP that is compatible with the IEEE 802.1w
standard and that does not support RSTP per VLAN. This means that the MA Network Switch sends and
expects to receive untagged RSTP messages.
Edit RSTP
By default, RSTP is enabled.
Disabled = Red dot
The switch does not run RSTP for this port. If RSTP is disabled, LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) is disabled
as well.
Enabled = Green dot
The switch runs RSTP for this port. If RSTP is enabled, LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) is enabled as well.
If RSTP is enabled, it either displays:
active
:
The MA Network Switch uses the connection.
-or-
blocking :
The MA Network Switch blocks the connection.
Hint:
If the original connection (active) is interrupted, the redundant link (blocking ) is set to active.
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