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The
Receive Port
column corresponds to the Dot1dStaticReceivePort MIB object of the
dot1dStatic group. This read-write object identifies the port number from which a
frame must be received in order for this filtering entry to be valid. A value of “0”
indicates that this entry applies to all ports on the bridge for which there is no other
applicable entry.
The
Address
column corresponds to the Dot1dStaticAddress MIB object of the
dot1dStatic group. This read-write object specifies the destination MAC address of a
frame to which this filtering entry applies. Address can be unicast, group, or broadcast.
The
Forwarding Port
column corresponds to the Dot1dStaticAllowed-ToGoTo MIB
object of the dot1dStatic group. This read-write object selects the ports to which frames
received from a specific port will be forwarded.
The
Status
column corresponds to the Dot1dStaticStatus MIB object of the dot1dStatic
group. This read-write object indicates the status of this entry. It can assume one of the
following values: deleteOnTime-out, deleteOnReset, permanent, invalid, or other. The
first option means that this entry is currently in use and will remain so until it is aged
out; deleteOnReset means that this entry is currently in use and will remain so until
the bridge is restarted; permanent indicates that the entry is currently in use and will
remain so even after resetting the bridge; invalid deletes the respective entry from the
table; other means that the entry is currently in use but the conditions under which it
will remain so are different from the above.
The
Refresh
button refreshes the table. You need to refresh the table once in a while to
ensure all updates performed by other network administrators on the displayed objects
are reflected on this table. Be reminded that you are not the only one managing the
device.
Transparent Bridge
→
Port Counters
This command allows you to access performance statistics for the ports that are
associated with transparent bridging. If the selected bridge does not implement
transparent bridging, then this command becomes irrelevant.
When you choose this command, a submenu appears on the screen for selecting the
type of display:
The first option corresponds to tabular form display, while the next two are for
graphical displays. Select the option you want depending on your specific needs. If you
select the tabular form display, the Bridge Port Counters table appears:
The following describes the various components on the above table:
Summary of Contents for D-View 5.1
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