Advantech EKI-9316P Series User Manual page 175

Table 3-110. Switching > X-Ring Pro > Configuration (Continued)
Parameter
Interface 2
Ring ID
Mode
Interface 1
Interface 2
Master Ring
Create
Delete
Status
The X-Ring Pro Status page displays a summary of the details for each ring ID. To
access this page, click Switching > X-Ring Pro > Status.
The following table describes the items in the previous menu.
Table 3-111. Switching > X-Ring Pro > Status
Parameter
Ring ID
Mode
Click the drop-down menu to select the secondary member interface for the X-Ring
group.
For the X-Ring group denoted as "Ring", the value is either physical port or
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LAG (Link-Aggregation-Group) port.
For the X-Ring group denoted as "Coupling", the value is physical port or LAG
(Link-Aggregation-Group) port or "None". The value "None" implies that the X-Ring
group is not created for coupling dual-homing application.
Displays the Ring ID.
Displays the configured mode for the selected ring.
Displays the configured interface port for the selected ring.
Displays the configured interface port for the selected ring.
Displays the selected master ring for the selected ring.
Click Create to make a new X-Ring group in accordance to "Ring ID" and the other
values specified on the screen. If you want the switch to retain the new values
across a power cycle you must perform a save.
Click Delete to remove a current X-Ring group in accordance to "Ring ID" specified
on the screen. If you want the switch to retain the new values across a power cycle
you must perform a save.
Figure 3-114. Switching > X-Ring Pro > Status
Displays a number ranging from 1 to 99 to identify a given X-Ring group.
Displays the mode of the X-Ring group. The value is either "Ring" or "Coupling".
The default value is "Ring".
The X-Ring group denoted as mode "Ring" means it is a switch connected to
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the other switches to form a ring topology.
The X-Ring group denoted as "Coupling" means it is a switch that is used to
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inter-connect two X-Ring networks.
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