Allied Telesis AT-S10 TurboStack - Manual (Page 21)

AT-S10 Management Software User’s Guide
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Configuring Hub
Modules in a
Chassis
If you have a chassis configuration, the main menu lists the installed and
active TurboStack modules, enabling you to control any module from a
terminal connected to the master (the module in the uppermost slot). The
main menu looks like the following screen:
The example shows a 7-slot TurboStack chassis configuration with six
hubs and one Ethernet switch in the bottom slot. All seven modules share
a segmented backplane. If all the slots were filled with TurboStack hubs
only, the software can report up to eight hub modules sharing a standard
backplane.
For more details about various chassis configuration, refer to the
TurboStack 4-, 7-, and 8- Slot Chassis and Backplanes Installation
Manual.
You can assign names of up to 20 characters to:
❑ Each module
❑ Each port on each module
❑ The hub as a whole
You can enable or disable security features for each port or each module.
For example, if you want to restrict access to a specific port or module, you
can lock the MAC address table and manually enter only the MAC
addresses allowed to use that port or module.
NOTE
The security option is not available at the hub level. If you want to keep the
entire hub secure, you must enable the security feature on every module in
the chassis.
Allied Telesyn International AT-TS24TR Stackable Hub: 4.0
Please select an option:
Port status
Hub Statistics
Module statistics
Individual port overview
Security/Source Address Table
Administration
Quit
Or select a module:
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