Set Port Priority - Panasonic GA-ML Series Manual

4.2.3.

Set Port Priority

Press O (command) on the Trunk Configuration menu, and then you can see "Set
Port Priority" as Figure 4-10. You can implement a priority configuration for trunk-
ing on this screen.
PN262492 Local Management System
Trunk Configuration Menu -> Set Port Priority
System Priority
System ID
Port Priority
----- ----------
1 32768
2 32768
3 32768
4 32768
5 32768
6 32768
7 32768
8 32768
9 32768
10 32768
-------------------------------- <COMMAND> -----------------------------------
[S]et Port Priority
[Q]uit to previous menu
Command>
Enter the character in square brackets to select option
Screen Description
System Priority This is the priority level of the device, which is necessary for configuring the trunk-
ing on the network by using LACP. The lower numeric value is, the higher priority
level will be. The factory default settings is 1.
System ID This is the ID of the device, which is necessary for configuring trunking on the net-
work using LACP. This becomes the ID of a MAC address of this device, and can-
not be changed. A combination of the value of System Priority and the System ID
becomes the system ID on LACP.
Port Indicates the port-number of the device.
Priority This is the priority level per port of the device on trunking. The lower numeric
value is, the higher the priority is. This is enabled when the configuring of
trunking group that is more than 9 ports. All of the factory default settings are
set to 1.
The following describes commands to be used on this screen.
S Configures the priority value (priority level) per port.
Press S (command), and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes "Enter
port-number.>". Enter the port-number to configure. After entering, the appearance of the
command prompt becomes "Enter port priority". Enter the priority value in the range
from 0 to 255.
Q Returns to the top menu.
: 32768
: 00:00:00:00:00:01
Figure 4-10: Set Port Priority
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