Smart missinglink mode – Allied Telesis AT-MCF2300 User Manual
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AT-MCF2000 Media Converter Series Installation Guide
Section I: Features
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Smart MissingLink Mode
The Smart MissingLink mode pulses the transmitter on a port when its
companion port in a channel loses or has not established a link to its
network device. The blinking Link LED can make it easier for you to
identify and troubleshoot a link problem on the two ports of a channel. For
more information on this operating mode, refer to “Smart MissingLink
Mode” on page 39.
Table 10 lists the combinations and definitions of the Link LEDs for the
twisted pair port and fiber optic port of a channel operating in this mode.
Table 9. “L” Link LEDs in the MissingLink Mode
Channel Ports
Link LED
States
Description
Twisted Pair
Port
Off
One or both ports in the channel
can not establish links with their
network devices.
Fiber Optic Port
Off
Twisted Pair
Port
Steady Green or
Amber
Both ports in the channel have
established links with their network
devices.
Fiber Optic Port
Steady Green
Table 10. “L” Link LEDs in the Smart MissingLink Mode
Channel Ports
Link LED
States
Description
Twisted Pair
Port
Off
Neither port in the channel has
established a link with a network
device.
Fiber Optic Port
Off
Twisted Pair
Port
Steady Green or
Amber
Both ports in the channel have
established links with their network
devices.
Fiber Optic Port
Steady Green
Twisted Pair
Port
Flashing Green
or Amber
The twisted pair port can establish
a link with its network device, but
the fiber optic port is unable to
establish a link with its remote
device.
Fiber Optic Port
Off