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Switches with management functionsActive componentsBQuality of ServiceThe Quality of Service (QoS) function permits a QoS priority tobe used in every <strong>Ethernet</strong> frame. The priority depends on theport from which the frame originates.Differential relayThe AdvancedLine managed switches also feature a relayconnection. This can be used to monitor individual events on thenetwork. The relay can signal an outage or the presence of a linkon one or multiple ports.Browse Address TableThe “browse address table” function enables the display of theentire address table or the localisation of a MAC address. Selectthe type of search (sequence or MAC address) and afterwards the“find” function. This function is useful for obtaining an overview ofall MAC addresses. The ports belonging to the MAC addressesare also displayed.SNMP-ManagementThe SNMP protocol enables the monitoring, controlling andadministration of networks. According to the model of SNMParchitecture, the network is divided into network managementstations and network components. The network managementstations host applications for the monitor and control of networkcomponents.IGMP-SnoopingIGMP snooping controls the switch when join requests appear onthe port for a multicast group. When this happens, the particularport is incorporated into the forward table for this group. Thisreduces the net load, since the switch does not flood all ports withmulticast traffic.DHCP ClientSpecially-configured servers, such as Weidmüller‘s Router Series,can assign dynamic IP addresses and other network parametersto network components. This is done with the DHCP protocol(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). Our managed switchescan either receive a fixed, static IP address, or a DHCP server canassign them an IP address.DiffservWhen using Diffserv (Differentiated Services), every IP packet istested to determine its priority. In contrast to the Quality of Service,the priority is already determined here by the sender. Thus thepath to the receiver is optimized and forwarded with preference.IGMP Snooping groupsCUI/OCUPLCCUCUI/OCUOperator front-endB.28
Switches with management functionsWaveLine managed switches with IOsActive componentsOur WaveLine switches come optionally with two digital IOs (inputand output). After the IOs are configured, network parameters canbe monitored with the managed switch. An uninterruptible powersupply (UPS) can also be connected to the IOs. If the supplyvoltage fails, the switch changes over to the battery on the UPS.The signal output wired to the WaveLine managed switch canissue an SNMP trap to a Scada system running on a networkserver. In addition, the IO output activates an alarm light on theoutside of the electrical cabinet so that the power outage can beeasily seen. No PLC is required.BProduction facilityProduction facilityUninterruptiblepower supplySNMP TrapDigitalInputDigitalOutputAlarm lightB.29
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