The Med Port Screen - ZyXEL Communications GS1900-8 User Manual

Table 125 Configurat ion > LLDP > MED Net work Policy > Edit ( cont inued)
LABEL
VLAN I D
VLAN Tag
L2 Priorit y
DSCP Value
Apply
Cancel

27.2.8 The MED Port Screen

Use t his screen t o view t he M ED Por t set t ings. Click Con figu r a t ion > LLD P > M ED Por t t o open
t his screen.
Figure 160 Configurat ion > LLDP > MED Port
The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen.
Table 126 Configurat ion > LLDP > MED Port
LABEL
MED Port
Edit
Port
St at e
Net work Policy
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DESCRIPTION
Ent er t he VLAN I D ( VI D) for t he port as defined in I EEE 802.1Q- 2003. A value of 1 t hrough
4094 is used t o define a valid VLAN I D. A value of 0 ( Priorit y Tagged) is used if t he device is
using priorit y t agged fram es as defined by I EEE 802.1Q- 2003, m eaning t hat only t he I EEE
802.1D priorit y level is significant and t he default PVI D of t he ingress port is used inst ead.
TAG is indicat ive of whet her t he specified applicat ion t ype is using a t agged or an unt agged
VLAN. Select Ta gge d or Un t a gge d.
Un t a gge d: The device is using an unt agged fram e form at and as such does not include a
t ag header as defined by I EEE 802.1Q- 2003.
Ta gge d: The device is using t he I EEE 802.1Q t agged fram e form at .
Pr ior it y is t he Layer 2 priorit y t o be used for t he specified applicat ion t ype. One of t he
eight priorit y levels ( 0 t hrough 7) .
D SCP is t he DSCP value t o be used t o provide Diffserv node behavior for t he specified
applicat ion t ype as defined in I ETF RFC 2474. Cont ain one of 64 code point values ( 0
t hrough 63) .
Click Apply t o save t he changes.
Click Ca nce l t o discard t he changes.
DESCRIPTION
Select t his check box t o configure t he propert ies of a port . Click t he Edit but t on change t he
propert ies of t he port .
Displays t he M ED Por t value.
Displays t he st at e of t he MED port as En a ble or D isa ble .
Displays t he N e t w or k Policy value.
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