Port Configuration view parameters
The available parameters in the
Port Configuration
view depend on
the device in use.The options appear shaded when the device is a controller. In addition, the options
appear shaded and have no value when the device is:
- Offline.
- Online and a communication error occurs.
- Online and theEnablecheckbox is cleared.
- Online andLink StatusisInactive.
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Port | Displays the port number. |
Enable | Determines whether to enable the port. |
Link Status | Displays the status of the port communication on the network. |
Auto-Negotiate | Indicates that the device automatically selects the best method for
communication. If cleared, the port speed and duplex must be set
manually. |
Speed Selected | Specifies the configured port speed for sending and receiving data.
Available options are device dependent. Tip: Selected Speed is unavailable if Auto-Negotiate is
selected. |
Speed Current | Displays the actual speed at which the port is currently sending and
receiving data. |
Duplex Selected | Specifies the configured port duplex setting:
Tip: Selected Duplex is unavailable if Auto-Negotiate
is selected. |
Duplex Current | Displays the actual duplex method that the port is currently using to
send and receive data. |
Port Diagnostics | Opens the Port Diagnostics dialog box to view the interface
and media counters for the port. |
Enable Near Field Communication | Clear the checkbox to disable Near Field Communication (NFC). Tip: This parameter appears shaded when the last retrieved NFC state
from the device is Disabled. To enable NFC, set the device back to
factory default state. |
Refresh | Retrieves and displays the latest information from the device. |
Set | Writes pending edits to the device. |
Reset device | Initiates a reset operation on the device, which returns the device
to its power-up state by emulating the cycling of power and causes
the changes made to become the port’s current settings. |
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