12-33
User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
OL-26572-01
Chapter
12






Configuring

Network

Access
Configuring
Gigabit

Ethernet

Interfaces

on

the

ACE

Appliance
Step
3
Choose
an

existing
gigabit
Ethernet

interface,

and

click
Edit
to

modify

it.
Step
4
Enter
the

gigabit

Ethernet

physical

interface

attributes
(see
Ta
b

l

e
12-5
).
Ta
b

l

e


12-5
Physical
Interface

Attributes


Field
Description
Interface
Name
Name
of

the

Gigabit

Ethernet

interface,

which

is

in

the

format

slot_number/

port_number

where
slot_number
is

the

physical

slot

on

the

ACE

for

the

specified

port,

and

port_number

is

the

physical

Ethernet
data
por

t

on

the

ACE

for

the

specified

port.
Description
Brief
description

for

this

interface.
Admin
Status
Administrative
state

of

the

interface:

Up

or


Down.
Speed
Port
speed:

•
Au
t

o

—Autonegotiate
with
other

devices

•
10
Mbps

•
100
Mbps

•
1000
Mbps
Duplex
Interface
duplex

mode:

•
Au
t

o

—Resets

the

specified

Ethernet

port

to

automatically

negotiate

port
speed
and

duplex

of

incoming
signals.
This

is

the

default

setting.

•
Full—Configures
the

specified

Ethernet

port

for

full-duplex

operation,

which

allows

data

to

travel

in
both
di

rections

at


the

same

time.

•
Half—Configures
the

specified

Ethernet

port

for

half-duplex

operation.
A
half-duplex

setting

ensures
that
data

onl

y

t

ravels

in

one

di

rection

at

any

given

time.
Port
Operation
Mode
Port
operation

mode:

•
N/A—Specifies
that

this

option

is

not
to
be
used.

•
Channel
Group—Specifies

to

map
the
por

t

to

a

por

t

channel.

You

must

specify:

•
Port
Channel

Group

Number—Specifies

the

port

channel
group
number.

•
HA
VLAN—Specifies

the

high
availability
(HA)

VLAN

used
for
communication
between
the
members
of

the

FT

group.

•
Switch
Port—Specifies

the

interface

switch

port
type:

•
Access—Specifies
that

the

port

interface

is

an
access
port.
You

must

specify

a

VLAN

as

an
access
port
in

the

Access

VLAN

field.

•
Trunk—Specifies
t

hat

t

he
port

interface

is

a

trunk

por

t.
When
you

c

hoose

Trunk,

you

must
complete
one

or

bot

h

of

the

fol

lowing

fields:
-
Trunk

Native

VLAN—Identifies

the

802.1Q

native

VLAN

for

a

trunk.
-
Trunk

Allowed

VLANs—Selectively

al

locates

individual

VLANs

t

o

a

t

runk

link.
HA
LAN
High
availability

(HA)

VLAN

used

for

communication

between

the

members

of

the

FT

group.