Filter
Top Products
28
Enhancements in Release F.05.05 through F.05.70
Enhancements in Release F.05.05 through F.05.60
Figure 9. Example of Port-Isolation Configuration
Messages Related to Port-Isolation Operation
Message Meaning
Port Isolation is
disabled. It must be
enabled first.
In the switch’s factory-default state or after you execute no port-isolation, you must enable
port isolation (by executing port-isolation alone) before entering commands for changing
the mode on one or more ports.
Uplink mode is the default setting for all ports when you enable port-isolation.
Since these two ports were not explicitly configured, above, they remain in
the Uplink mode (and do not need to be explicitly configured as uplinks).
When you enter the command to enable port
isolation, the switch displays a caution and
prompts you to indicate how to proceed. Type
[Y] to continue with enabling port isolation; [N]
to leave port isolation disabled. See the Caution
on page 21.
Remember to disable LACP on ports that will be configured
for Public, Group1, Group2, Private, or Local mode. (Refer
to “Operating Rules for Port Isolation” on page 23.)