Avaya Configuring BayStack and Business Policy Switches with the Preside Network Configuration System Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 4)

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Configuring spanning tree groups (STGs)

You can configure from one to eight spanning tree groups.

In the navigation pane, expand the switch and expand the Spanning Tree

Protocol Group.

To add an STG, open the Palette tab and drag the Spanning Tree Group

icon to the Spanning Tree Protocol Group in the navigation pane.

To configure basic STG settings, click on the STG icon and open the Basic

tab.

At a minimum, you must configure the STG ID so that all STG IDs are

unique.

To add VLANs to an STG, click on the STG icon in the Spanning Tree

Protocol Group and open the VLAN tab.

On the VLAN tab, click the plus sign to add a new VLAN, and enter the

VLAN ID.

To remove a VLAN from an STG, right-click a VLAN Members number on

the VLAN tab and choose Delete.

You cannot remove the default VLAN from STG 1.

To enable or disable an STG, click on the STG and open the State tab.

For the State property, choose either Enable or Disable.

Configuring a multilink trunk (MLT)

You can configure from one through six multilink trunk (MLT) groups.

In the navigation pane, expand the switch and select two, three, or four

Ethernet ports.

Create shortcuts from the ports to one of the six MLT templates.

Copy the ports, and then paste them as shortcuts on the MLT.

In the navigation pane, select the MLT.

In the Properties tab, type a descriptive name to identify the trunk.

From the Status list, choose Enabled.

Configuring an Simple Network

Management Protocol (SNMP) trap

receiver

In the navigation pane, expand the switch and select SNMP.

In the Properties tab, click the green plus sign (+) to add an item to the

Trap Receivers table.

Enter the IP address and community string for each trap receiver.

Click Task list to return to the list of tasks.

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