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8 Defining network paths (LAN)
The name of the uplink set cannot be changed; the field is inac-
tive. The type of the uplink set cannot be changed either.
The Edit Uplink Set wizard is the same as the Create network wizard (see
section "Defining an uplink set" on page 278).
Modifying an uplink set directly in the table
On the Graphic and Details tabs, you can modify the existing configurations
directly via the table (with the exception of the Chassis and IBP columns on
the Details tab). The procedure varies according to the column:
l In the VLAN column: By double-clicking an entry in the table, a dialog
box opens in which you can make your changes.
l In the Uplink Ports and Backup Ports columns (both only available on
the Details tab):
When changing the ports, enter the ports separated by a comma (,). You
can define related areas using the minus sign (-), e. g. 11-13 is the same
as 11,12,13. When changing the ports in a switch stack, take care to
change the value in the appropriate row.
l In the Linkdown Prop., Port Backup, LACP, and IGMP columns on
the Details tab: Click the check box to change the existing con-
figuration.
l In the port view of the Graphic tab: Select the changes in the context
menu of the corresponding port.
8.3 Deleting networks
If several networks are assigned to a shared uplink set, you have the option
of deleting networks. You can delete networks using either the Graphic or
Details tab.
1. Select the corresponding networks in the table on the Graphic or Details
tab.
2. Click the Delete button or select Delete in the context menu.
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