User`s guide

AT-S24 Version 2.2.2 Management Software Release Notes
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3. Select the VLAN to which you want to assign the port. The management module
changes the port assignment and updates the VLANs window to reflect the change.
The names of the VLANs displayed in the VLANs window contain the following prefixes:
UV Uplink VLAN: This VLAN consists of Port 1. This port is a tagged port in all of the CV
VLANs and functions as the uplink port.
CV Client VLANs: These VLANs consist of two ports, Port 1 and one untagged port.
NV Network VLANs: These six VLANs, located at the end of the VLANs list in the VLANs
window, can be used to create VLANs that are separate from the Multiple VLAN Mode.
Note
The AT-S24 software still features the 802.1Q Tag VLAN Mode. You can use this mode to create
your own tagged and port-based VLANs. For background information on VLANs and for
instructions on how to change the VLAN mode of a switch, refer to Chapter 5 in the AT-S 24
V2.01 Management Software User’s Guide.
Resolved Issues in Earlier Version 2.2.0
• Static MAC Addresses
This version supports static MAC addresses. You can enter up to 255 static address per
port. For instructions on displaying and modifying the static MAC address table, refer to
Chapter 4 in the AT-S24 V2.01 Management Software User’s Guide.
• Web-based Management Session and the Graphical Switch Image
Previous versions of the management software did not display the graphical image of an
AT-8224XL Switch or AT-D8224XL Switch in a web-based Omega management session.
This problem has been resolved. For further information on the graphical image, refer to
Chapter 1 in the AT-S24 V2.01 Management Software User’s Guide. (This software version
does not support the graphical image for the AT-8216FXL Switch or the AT-8288XL Switch.)
• Redundant Power Supply (RPS) Status
The Diagnostics window now includes status information on an RPS, if installed.
• Web Browser Management of an AT-D8224XL Series Switch
Previous versions of the management program did not allow you to manage the
AT-D8224XL Switch (DC version) using a web browser. This problem has been resolved.
• Updating the MAC Address Table and the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Table
The MAC address table and the ARP table are now properly updated when a link is lost to
an end node.