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Appendix B: Glossary

Software Reference for x310 Series Switches

B.12

AlliedWare Plus

TM

Operating System - Version 5.4.4C

C613-50046-01 REV A

FIB

Forwarding Information Base. The

RIB

(Routing Information Base) populates the FIB with

the best route to each destination. When your device receives an IP packet, and no filters
are active that would exclude the packet, it uses the FIB to find the most specific route to
the destination. If your device does not find a direct route to the destination, and no
default route exists, it discards the packet and sends an ICMP message to that effect back
to the source.

For more information see

“RIB and FIB Routing Tables” on page 28.3

.

Full duplex

When a port is in full duplex mode, the port transmits and receives data simultaneously.
See

Half duplex

.

G

Guest VLAN

If

802.1X

authentication has been configured on access ports in the network, you might

still want to provide limited network access to those users whose devices do not have
802.1x supplicant enabled, or who have unrecognized authentication credentials. The
mechanism to achieve this is known as a Guest VLAN. The idea is that if the users device
fails 802.1X authentication, or is not even performing any 802.1X authentication, then its
connection port can be put into the guest VLAN.

For more information see

“Configuring a Guest VLAN” on page 2

and the

auth guest-

vlan command on page 43.8

. For a configuration example see

“Configuring a Guest

VLAN” on page 42.2

.

H

Half duplex

When a port is in half duplex mode, the port transmits or receives but not both at the
same time. See

Full duplex

.

Hardware ACLs

See

ACL types

.

I

ICMP

Internet Control Message Protocol. ICMP allows networking devices to send information
and control messages to other devices or hosts.

For more information see

“Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)” on page 24.9

.