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Infinet Wireless: Technical Documentation – InfiMAN Evolution
Operation & Administration – 124
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7.3.5.6 MAC Switch Group parameters
In the "MACSwitch Group parameters" section, you can view the Switch Groups and Rules that are already created,
including the management switch group; you can change the parameters for these Switch Groups, delete them by
clicking the «Remove Group» button or create new ones by clicking the «Create Switch Group» button. The same
operations are available for the switching rules: add a new rule within a switch group by clicking the «Add Rule»
button (located within sub-menu "Rules" of this group) or delete an existing rule by clicking the «Remove Rule»
button.
68 Figure - MAC Switch configuration
General options in this section:
«Enable Switch» - this checkbox enables/disables global switch operation
«Remove L3 Management» - by clicking this button you can delete the "sviX"interface, which is available in
the default configuration, for the unit management
«Create L3 Management» - by clicking this button you can add an "sviX"interface for the unit management
via Web interface.
«Switch Group configuration» section:
Switch parameter Description
Group # Displays the Switch Group number
Assign the switch group identifier (must be unique within the MINT
network segment)
Status Select the Switch Group status: started, stopped or discard
Interfaces Add Ethernet or/and Radio as Switch Group interface(s) via the
«Ports» button
"Select": pass (selected by default), strip or tag for VLAN tag
modification for each added interface
The Interfaces section provides the means to control the VLAN tag
processing mode, as each local interface supports three different
scenarios:
"Pass" - transparent mode, traffic remains unchanged.
"Strip" - all tags are stripped.
"Tag" - all packets are tagged with the specified VLAN tag
Another option in this field is to remove one or both added
interfaces
CAUTION
Disabling the switch in the absence of routing settings can lead to termination of packet transmitting
through the device.
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