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Chapter 15 Network Setting
UNS Series User’s Guide
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Figure 37 Configuration > Network Configuration > Network Setting > Edit > IPv6
The following table describes the items on this screen.
15.2.3 The Edit VLAN Screen
A Virtual LAN (VLAN) is a logical grouping mechanism implemented on network switches. Each
VLAN is a collection of switching ports that comprises of a single broadcast domain in order to
optimize the amount of network traffic.
Please refer to your network switch’s user guide for more information on how to create a VLAN
environment. Most of the work is done on the switches. Make sure that your iSCSI port's VLAN ID
matches the VLAN ID of the switch. If your network environment supports VLAN, you can click Set
VLAN ID to change the settings. If network ports are assigned with VLAN ID before creating link
Table 25 Configuration > Network Configuration > Network Setting > Edit > IPv6
ITEM DESCRIPTION
IPv6
Enable IPv6 Enable this check box to use the IPv6 feature.
Name Display the name of a network interface.
Automatic Select Automatic to let the system manage IPv6 address allocation.
DHCP Select DHCP radio button to acquire an IP address dynamically.
Static Select Static to specify an IP address manually.
IPv6
Address
Enter the new IPv6 address for the network setting.
Prefix
Length
Enter the new subnet mask for the network setting.
Gateway Enter the new gateway address for the network setting.
Back Click Back to go to the previous screen.
Apply Click Apply to save the changes.
Reset Click Reset to change the screen to the default settings.