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Ports explorer tree, Button area, Subtabs – Dell POWEREDGE M1000E User Manual

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Port management overview

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MTU Size

Compression Mode

Data L2COS Value

DSCP Data

IKE Policy Number

IPsec Policy Enabled

Keep Alive Timeout

MaximumCommunicationRate

MinimumCommunicationRate

MaxRetransmitRate

MinRetransmitRate

Metric

Pre-Shared key

QOS Mapping

Selective Ack

Ports Explorer tree

The Ports Explorer tree displays on the left side of the window. Items in the tree are displayed as
follows:

Switches—Switch ID, with switch name in parentheses; for example, 3(MapsSW_202)

Blades—Slot number of the blade, with blade ID in parentheses; for example, Slot 7(24)

Ports—Port number; for example, Port 2

10G SFP ports— A yellow triangle badge displays to visually distinguish the 10G SFP+ ports.

Button area

The button area contains buttons for all the tasks you can perform on the selected port. If you
select more than one port, buttons are available for only the tasks that you can perform on all of
the selected ports. Buttons are grayed (unavailable) if they are not applicable to the selected ports.

Port information displays in either a table of ports or information about a specific port, depending
on your selection. If you select a slot or switch, the system displays a table of all the ports for the
slot or switch. If you select a port, the system displays detailed information about the port.

Subtabs

You can view either Basic Mode or Advanced Mode, and to view the subtabs that contain additional
information about the port. The available subtabs depend on the type of port selected.

To view basic mode, select View > Basic. When viewing detailed information about a port, Basic
Mode provides these subtabs: