Document Library

This How To Note describes an example of how to monitor the throughput for each VLAN on the switch, on a per-port basis.

This How To Note describes how to use ping polling and triggers to achieve a redundant link failover mechanism, known as the Host Attach solution.

This How To Note describes generic configuration examples for Quality of Service (QoS): setting egress rate, packet priority, and egress queues, and then tying it all together to offer tiered services to a customer.

This How To Note explains how to create a QoS policy that prioritizes SSH, multicast, and VoIP traffic in a congested network.

This How To Note describes the main features of QoS on switches running the AlliedWare Plus OS, and how to configure them.

This How To Note describes how to provide secure remote access through IPsec Virtual Private Networks, with an emphasis on using an Allied Telesis router at a head office and roaming Windows 7 clients.

This How To Note describes how to configure the local RADIUS server to authenticate an 802.1x supplicant using X.509 certificates. It also explains how to generate the required certificates, how to configure ports as authenticator ports, and how to install certificates on the supplicant workstation.

This How To Note shows you how to configure some key features that allow AlliedWare Plus switches to control a VoIP network, using phones from different manufacturers.

This How To Note describes the key characteristics of video surveillance networks, and how to conserve camera CPU processing capacity and cater for STP topology changes.

This document lists switches that support dual speeds on fiber ports (100M pluggables in 1G SFP ports, and 1G pluggables in 10G SFP+ ports).