H3C Technologies H3C SecPath F1000-E - Manual (Page 27)

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• Tunnel interface—Virtual Layer 3 interface at the ends of tunnels, which enables devices to transmit
packets through tunnels and recognize and process packets received from tunnels.
• Virtual template (VT) interface—Template used for configuring virtual access (VA) interfaces.
• Bridge-aggregation interface (BAGG)—Also known as a "Layer 2 aggregate interface", which
bundles multiple Layer 2 Ethernet interfaces.
• Route-aggregation interface (RAGG)—Also known as a "Layer 3 aggregate interface", which
bundles multiple Layer 3 Ethernet interfaces.
• RAGG subinterfaces—Also known as a "Layer 3 aggregate subinterface", which operates in the
network layer and processes Layer 3 protocols. You can assign an IP address for a RAGG
subinterface. A RAGG subinterface receives and transmits VLAN tagged packets on a RAGG
interface.
• Dialer interfaces—Logical interfaces created for dialing services. A physical interface such as a
serial, BRI, or an Async interface, can inherit the configurations of a dialer interface after it is
assigned to the dialer interface. The baud rate of a dialer interface is always 64000 bps.
You can use the interface management feature to view interface information, create/remove logical
interfaces, change interface status, and reset interface parameters.
NOTE:
To use the interface as a service interface, you must add it to a security zone that is not the management
zone before configuring relevant service functions.
Managing interfaces in the web interface
Displaying the information and statistics of an interface
Select Device Management > Interface from the navigation tree to enter the page shown in Figure 1 . The
page shows the name, IP address, mask, and status of each interface. Security zone information of Layer
2 Ethernet interfaces is not displayed on this page.