Allied Telesis AlliedView-EMS 4.0.2 Device-Manager - Manual (Page 372)

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Note - The Traffic Class Priority parameter is not applicable to AT-x900-24X series
(AlliedWare Plus) and should be ignored.
Note - The Received Traffic Class parameter is implemented as 'read-only'.
LLDP Menu
From the LLDP menu, you can view and edit LLDP configurations, statistics, local system
data and remote systems data components.
Note - When multiple units of the AT-x900-24X series are stacked together, port
numbering is continuous based on the Stack ID.
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Stack ID 1 = 1 - 48
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Stack ID 2 = 49 - 96
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Stack ID 3 = 97 - 144
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Stack ID 4 = 145 - 192
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Stack ID 5 = 193 - 240
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Stack ID 6 = 241 - 288
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Stack ID 7 = 289 - 336
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Stack ID 8 = 337 - 384
This numbering scheme assumes that a unit can have a maximum of 48 ports.
LLDP Configuration
General Config
Displays LLDP general function such as enabling LLDP, transmission delays and
others.
Port
Config
Standard
Displays the LLDP configuration information of a particular port.
Note - Device Manager does not handle objects of type BITS correctly. As a
result, the TLVs Tx Enable parameter will not be configurable and will display
an 8-bit binary string instead of the actual TLV types allowed. However, the
TLV types allowed can still be determined by looking at the bits that are on
from left to right:
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Bit 0 - Port Description
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Bit 1 - System Name
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Bit 2 - System Description
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Bit 3 - System Capabilities
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