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Allowed VLANs
Enter the IDs of the VLANs that can route traffic through this port. Enter All to allow
all traffic from all VLANs to pass through this port.
Tags
Enter a descriptive tag for the port. Multiple tags can be entered. If multiple ports are
selected, any tags will be applied to all ports.
Link (RJ45)
Choose the maximum link speed of the port. Select Auto to allow the port to auto-
negotiate port speed with the partner port or device.
Link (SFP)
Choose the maximum link speed of the port. Select Auto to allow the port to auto-
negotiate port speed with the partner port or device.
PoE
Choose to enable or disable Power over Ethernet (PoE) functionality on this port.
Note: The PoE setting will only apply to ports that support Power over Ethernet.
Port Schedule
Choose a port schedule. Port schedules are separately configured. Refer to the
Creating a Switch Port Schedule section.
5. Click Save.
Aggregating Switch Ports
Port aggregation allows users to link multiple physical ports together as one logical link to increase port bandwidth and
redundancy in the event of a single physical link failure. Ports can be aggregated using either LACP or static link.
Note: Aggregated ports must maintain the same settings, otherwise users will not be permitted to aggregate multiple ports in one
group.
Note: Port aggregation is not supported if the port type is set to “Access”.
Note: These local settings will override any conflicting Profile settings associated with the device.
1. Navigate to Configure > Switch > Profiles.
2. From the Profile list, click Ports under the Actions column of the Profile you wish to edit.
3. From the port list, check the box next to the ports you wish to link together.
4. Click Aggregate.
5. In the Link Aggregation Setting window, select the aggregation type.
Note: Static link requires manual configuration of the ports in the aggregation group. Link Aggregation Control
Protocol (LACP) dynamically queries to listening ports to join the aggregation group.
1. LACP
2. Static
6. Click Aggregate.
Note: Aggregated ports can be identified by the combined port number in the Port # column of the port overview.
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