Luxul XMS-1024 - Manual (Page 16)

User Guide
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Rate Limit Confi guration: The XMS-1024 allows the user to set limits on how
much bandwidth is allocated to each port. This feature prevents a devices or user
from consuming excessive bandwidth and can be used to guarantee good quality
bandwidth to all client devices connected to the switch.
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Port: Displays the corresponding port number for viewing or changing settings.
All 24 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports are available for confi guration.
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Downlink/Uplink: Control the receive/transmit data rates by port. Available
rates are: 128 Kbps; 256 Kbps; 384 Kbps; 512 Kbps; 640 Kbps; 768 Kbps; 896 Kbps;
1024 Kbps; 1152 Kbps; 1280 Kbps; 1408 Kbps; 1536 Kbps; 1664 Kbps; 1792 Kbps;
1920 Kbps; 2048 Kbps; 2176 Kbps; 2304 Kbps; 2432 Kbps; 2560 Kbps; 2688 Kbps;
2816 Kbps; 2944 Kbps; 3072 Kbps; 3200 Kbps; 3328 Kbps; 3456 Kbps; 3584 Kbps;
3712 Kbps; 3840 Kbps; 3968 Kbps; No Limit.
NOTE: If the selected rate is higher than the actual connection rate of
the client device, the device will operate at its maximum data
rate.
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Rate Limit: Displays the bandwidth control status of all ports, as shown below.
5.3.3 Storm Control
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Storm Control: Suppresses the transfer of bandwidth limiting broadcast packets
through the switch. When broadcast packets reach the set bandwidth limitation,
the XMS-1024 automatically discards the packet to ensure a stable environment
that is free from broadcast storms.
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Broadcast Rate: The allowed bandwidth rate of broadcast packets. Default is
1024kb or 1mb/second.
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Multicast Rate: The allowed bandwidth rate of multicast packets. Default is
1024kb or 1mb/second.