User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Initial Settings
- Chapter 2 Settings
- Menu
- System Information
- System
- VLAN
- Routing
- SNMP Settings
- LLDP
- MAC Addresses
- Port Settings
- System Security
- PoE
- QoS
- Security
- Authentication
- Port Trunking
- Traffic Control
- Mirroring
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- IGMP
- MLD
- ACL
- Loop Prevention
- DHCP Relay
- Update Firmware
- Dual Image
- Back Up and Restore Settings
- Reboot
- Initialize
- ARP Table
- MAC Address Table
- Statistics
- Logs
- Syslog Settings
- Network Diagnostics
- Cable Diagnostics
- Chapter 3 Troubleshooting
- Appendix A Specification
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Convert MAC Address
Add dynamic MAC addresses to static MAC filtering table to filter them in static MAC filtering.
Add to Static MAC Filtering
Table from Dynamic MAC
Address
Select a port number to display the dynamic MAC addresses that was learned
from the port. Select MAC addresses to add to the static MAC filtering table and
click [Add].
Static MAC Address
Register the static MAC address to the MAC address table. The device with a registered MAC address can communicate
only when it is connected to the specified port. You can confirm the status of static MAC addresses registration in
[Management] - [MAC Address Table].
MAC Address Enter a MAC address. Up to 256 MAC addresses can be registered to the switch in total.
Port Specify the port number to register the static MAC address.
Static MAC Address Displays the registered static MAC addresses.
Notes:
• This function is not compatible with multicast MAC addresses, VRRP MAC addresses (00:00:5E:00:01:XX), and
broadcast MAC addresses.
• The registered device cannot communicate when it is not connected to the specified port.