Allied Telesis AT-S26 - Manual (Page 66)

Configuring the Ports
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Displaying Port Status
The Port Status window displays the current operating status of all the
ports on the switch, including the ports on any expansion modules, if
installed. The window allows you to quickly ascertain the operating
status of the ports by displaying a variety of information, such as
whether a link exists between the ports and the end nodes, and whether
any of the ports have been manually disabled.
To display the status of the ports on a switch, perform the following
procedure:
1. From the Omega Main Menu, select Port Status and Configuration.
The Port Status window in Figure 24 is displayed.
Figure 24 Port Status Window
The Port Status window contains the following information:
Port
This column displays the number and name of each port, if you have
assigned names. You can assign names to the ports to make them
easier to identify. For instructions on assigning port names, refer to
the section Configuring Port Parameters on page 68.
The standard six ports that come with the AT-9006 switch are
numbered 1 through 6. The numbering for ports on any expansion
modules start with 7. For example, if both slots contained an
expansion module, each with one port, the port on the expansion
module in slot A would be port 7 and the port on the expansion
module in expansion slot B would be port 8.
Link
This column indicates whether there is an active connection between
a port and the device connected to the port. Offline indicates that
there is no link, while Online indicates that there is a link. If a port is
online, this column will also specify the operating speed of the port.
Port Status Menu
Port Link Status Mode
1: Online 1000M Enabled Auto negotiate
2: Online 1000M Enabled Auto negotiate
3: Online 1000M Enabled Auto negotiate
4: Online 1000M Enabled Auto negotiate
5: Online 1000M Enabled Auto negotiate
6: Online 1000M Enabled Auto negotiate
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