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The priority for most cases is to restore connectivity as soon as possible. The simplest remedy is to manually disable all of the
ports that provide redundant links. Disabling ports one at a time, and then checking for a restoration of the user’s connectivity
will identify the link that is causing the problem, if time allows. Connectivity will be restored immediately after disabling a
data loop.
See also other documents in the category D-Link Computer Accessories:
- DES-3624 (162 pages)
- DES-1008PA (2 pages)
- DES-802 (37 pages)
- SECURICAM NETWORK DCS-5300 (143 pages)
- DES-1108 (24 pages)
- DES-3225G (175 pages)
- DES-1105 (24 pages)
- DES-1228 (60 pages)
- DES1226 (42 pages)
- DES-1026G (16 pages)
- DES-1228P (100 pages)
- DES-3226 (179 pages)
- DES-3326 (285 pages)
- DES-1210-28P (1 page)
- DES-1004 (46 pages)
- DES-3018 (260 pages)
- DES-1024D (17 pages)
- DES-1024D (2 pages)
- DES-2212 (86 pages)
- DES-3208 (92 pages)
- DES-1252 (60 pages)
- DES-1008M (50 pages)
- DES-1226G (27 pages)
- DES-810 (38 pages)
- DE-805TP (19 pages)
- DES-3326S (349 pages)
- DES-5200 (144 pages)
- DES-1016D (26 pages)
- DES-1012 (47 pages)
- DES-1200M (48 pages)
- DE-824TP (15 pages)
- DFE-2600 (147 pages)
- DES-5016 (96 pages)
- 16-Port 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Switch + 2-Port Mini GBIC Web-Smart Switch DGS-1216T (61 pages)
- DES-3224 (75 pages)
- xStack DXS-3227P- (5 pages)
- DES-3216 (70 pages)
- WIRELESS G DCS-950G (2 pages)
- DES-2218 (86 pages)
- xStack DXS-3350SR (3 pages)
- DES-1008D (24 pages)