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Hardware Type
Index
Access VLAN
Access Setting
Administrative
Status
6. The Specification
Media Type
Protocol
MTU
Mode
Metric
Maximum Speed
Admin. Speed
Operator Speed
Admin. Duplex
Setting
Current Duplex
Setting
7. The Traffic
Good Octets Sent
Good Octets
Received
Good Pkts Sent
Displays the hardware type of the access point interface.
Displays the unique numerical identifier supporting the interface.
Displays the interface the VLAN can access.
Displays the mode of the VLAN as either Access or Trunk.
Displays whether the interface is currently true or false.
field displays the following:
Displays the physical connection type of the interface.
Medium types are:
Copper - Used on RJ-45 Ethernet ports
Optical - Used on fibre optic gigabit Ethernet ports
Displays the name of the routing protocol adopted by the selected interface.
Displays the maximum transmission unit (MTU) setting configured on the
interface. The MTU value represents the largest packet size that can be sent
over a link. 10/100 Ethernet ports have a maximum setting of 1500.
The mode can be either:
Access – This Ethernet interface accepts packets only from the native VLANs.
Trunk – This Ethernet interface allows packets from a given list of VLANs that
you can add to the trunk.
Displays the metric value associated with the route through the selected
interface.
Displays the maximum speed at which the selected interface transmits or
receives data.
Displays the speed setting used when using the administrative interface.
Displays the current speed of the data transmitted and received over the
interface.
Displays the administrator's duplex setting.
Displays the interface as either half duplex, full duplex, or unknown.
field describes the following for the selected access point interface:
Displays the number of transmitted octets (bytes) with no errors.
Displays the number of octets (bytes) with no errors received by the interface.
Describes the number of good packets transmitted.