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c.
Bridge Hello Time: The configured hello time interval (in seconds) for this system when the
system is the root bridge.
d. Bridge Forward Delay: The configured forward delay time (in seconds) for this system when
the system is the root bridge.
e.
LAN Port <1 or 2> Priority: The configured priority for the indicated port.
f.
LAN Port <1 or 2> Path Cost: The configured path cost for the indicated port.
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ONFIGURING
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This section shows you how to configure IP information for the site template. The screen below
shows a basic IP configuration.
1.
For sites using IP routing, make sure Enable is checked as shown above.
2.
Select a Packet Encapsulation type. This is the encapsulation type for IP datagrams transferred
on this interface. Ethernet type encapsulation specifies that IP datagrams are transferred in
standard Ethernet frames as specified in RFC-894. SNAP type encapsulation specifies that IP
datagrams are transferred in 802.3 format frames using the Sub Network Access Protocol
(SNAP) as specified in RFC-1042.
3.
Enter an MTU value. This is the maximum number of bytes that can be transmitted on the
network interface. Some devices on the network may not be able to receive large data packets.
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ONFIGURING
ITE
Configuring Template Options
SFVRA Configuration Manager
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