Configuring the device

With Yamaha LAN Monitor, you can configure some of the functions for Yamaha switches and Yamaha wireless LAN access points.
There are the following three methods for setting the device.

Setting method	Descriptions
“Device Settings” dialog	You can set basic items such as IP address and device name. For models without a Web GUI, a detailed setting dialog will be displayed.
Web GUI	Using the device’s Web GUI, detailed settings for each function can be made. To access the Web GUI of the device, the IP address must be set appropriately in the “Device Settings” dialog, and IP communication must be maintained between the PC running Yamaha LAN Monitor and the device to be operated.
CONFIG import	By importing a backup or pre-prepared CONFIG, you can apply the settings for each function all at once.

Setting method

Descriptions

“Device Settings” dialog

You can set basic items such as IP address and device name.
For models without a Web GUI, a detailed setting dialog will be displayed.

Web GUI

Using the device’s Web GUI, detailed settings for each function can be made.
To access the Web GUI of the device, the IP address must be set appropriately in the “Device Settings” dialog, and IP communication must be maintained between the PC running Yamaha LAN Monitor and the device to be operated.

CONFIG import

By importing a backup or pre-prepared CONFIG, you can apply the settings for each function all at once.

1. “Device Settings” dialog

The “Device Settings” dialog can be displayed in the following two ways.
Either way, the same dialog will be displayed.

Map screen - “Device Details” view - “Device Settings” button
List screen - “L2MS Agent List” tab - “Setting” button

The setting items displayed in the dialog vary from model to model.

1.1. For non-SWX2110/SWX2110P series Yamaha switch and Yamaha wireless LAN access point

Basic items such as label settings, device name settings, and IP address settings can be configured.
Only items that are supported by the device will be displayed.

setup display

[Include in a snapshot] check box	Turns the snapshot function on/off for each device. For an agent device, this is fixed on. This item will be displayed for all devices.
“Label Settings”	You can enter any label or comments you like to identify each device. Since the labels and comments you set will only be used within LAN Monitor, this information can be associated with the device without changing the settings of the device itself. This item will be displayed for all devices.
“Device name settings”	Click the [Set] button to display the “Device name settings” dialog. The device name you set in “Device name settings” will be saved in the device itself.
“IP address settings”	Click the [Settings] button to display the “IP address settings” dialog box.
[Update firmware from PC] button	Click the [Update firmware from PC] button to display the “Update firmware from PC” dialog box.
“Config Import/Export”	Click the [Import] button to display the “CONFIG import” dialog. Click the [Export] button to display the “CONFIG export” dialog.
[Close] button	When you click this, the “Device Settings” dialog box closes. This item will be displayed for all devices.

[Include in a snapshot] check box

Turns the snapshot function on/off for each device. For an agent device, this is fixed on.
This item will be displayed for all devices.

“Label Settings”

You can enter any label or comments you like to identify each device.
Since the labels and comments you set will only be used within LAN Monitor, this information can be associated with the device without changing the settings of the device itself.
This item will be displayed for all devices.

“Device name settings”

Click the [Set] button to display the “Device name settings” dialog.
The device name you set in “Device name settings” will be saved in the device itself.

“IP address settings”

Click the [Settings] button to display the “IP address settings” dialog box.

[Update firmware from PC] button

Click the [Update firmware from PC] button to display the “Update firmware from PC” dialog box.

“Config Import/Export”

Click the [Import] button to display the “CONFIG import” dialog.
Click the [Export] button to display the “CONFIG export” dialog.

[Close] button

When you click this, the “Device Settings” dialog box closes.
This item will be displayed for all devices.

Some items will not be displayed until the firmware revision is acquired.
If some items are not displayed, please wait for a while and then open the Device Settings dialog again.

1.2. For the SWX2110/SWX2110P series Yamaha switch

Use this to view or change the settings.
The tabs shown at the top of the dialog allow you to switch between information displays.

[Switch settings] tab: View or configure the settings of the Yamaha switch.
[Port settings] tab: Configure basic functions, VLAN, and other settings for each port.

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Switch settings

Device name	Changes the device name. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Device name” dialog box.
Label	Allows you to enter a label that distinguishes the individual device. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Label” dialog box.
Comment	Allows you to enter a comment. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Comment” dialog box.
Snapshot	Cannot be changed. This is fixed to “On.”
LED mode	Configures the LED mode settings. Click the [Settings] button to display the “LED mode” dialog box.
EEE	Configures the EEE settings. Click the [Settings] button to display the “EEE” dialog box.
Flow control	Configures the flow control settings. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Flow control” dialog box.
Loop detection	Configures the action of the switch when a loop is detected. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Loop detection” dialog box.
Port mirroring	Configures the port mirroring settings of the switch. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Port mirroring” dialog box.
QoS	Configures the QoS settings. Click the [Settings] button to display the “QoS” dialog box.
IGMP Snooping	Configures the IGMP snooping settings. Click the [Settings] button to display the “IGMP Snooping” dialog box.
Frame counter reset	Resets the frame counter. Click the [Execute] button to display a “Frame counter reset” confirmation message.
Firmware Update	Updates the firmware of the switch. Click the [Execute] button to display the “Firmware Update” dialog box.
CONFIG export	Export the CONFIG of the switch. Click the [Execute] button to display the “CONFIG export” dialog.
CONFIG import	Import the CONFIG of the switch. Click the [Execute] button to display the “CONFIG import” dialog.
Restart	Restarts the switch. Click the [Execute] button to display a “Restart” confirmation message.
Initialize	Initializes the switch. Click the [Execute] button to display an “Initialize” confirmation message.

Device name

Changes the device name.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Device name” dialog box.

Label

Allows you to enter a label that distinguishes the individual device.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Label” dialog box.

Comment

Allows you to enter a comment.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Comment” dialog box.

Snapshot

Cannot be changed. This is fixed to “On.”

LED mode

Configures the LED mode settings.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “LED mode” dialog box.

EEE

Configures the EEE settings.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “EEE” dialog box.

Flow control

Configures the flow control settings.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Flow control” dialog box.

Loop detection

Configures the action of the switch when a loop is detected.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Loop detection” dialog box.

Port mirroring

Configures the port mirroring settings of the switch.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Port mirroring” dialog box.

QoS

Configures the QoS settings.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “QoS” dialog box.

IGMP Snooping

Configures the IGMP snooping settings.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “IGMP Snooping” dialog box.

Frame counter reset

Resets the frame counter.
Click the [Execute] button to display a “Frame counter reset” confirmation message.

Firmware Update

Updates the firmware of the switch.
Click the [Execute] button to display the “Firmware Update” dialog box.

CONFIG export

Export the CONFIG of the switch.
Click the [Execute] button to display the “CONFIG export” dialog.

CONFIG import

Import the CONFIG of the switch.
Click the [Execute] button to display the “CONFIG import” dialog.

Restart

Restarts the switch.
Click the [Execute] button to display a “Restart” confirmation message.

Initialize

Initializes the switch.
Click the [Execute] button to display an “Initialize” confirmation message.

Port settings

Click the [Port settings] tab, and then click a port number to display the following setting items.

Basic functions	Configures the basic functions of the port. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Basic functions” dialog box.
Tag VLAN	Configures the tag VLAN settings. Click the arrow () to display the [Settings] button. Click the [Settings] button to display the “Tag VLAN” dialog box.
PoE power supply	Configures the PoE power supply settings. This is displayed only for the SWX2110P-8G. Click the [Settings] button to display the “PoE power supply” dialog box.

Basic functions

Configures the basic functions of the port.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Basic functions” dialog box.

Tag VLAN

Configures the tag VLAN settings.
Click the arrow ( triangle icon ) to display the [Settings] button.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “Tag VLAN” dialog box.

PoE power supply

Configures the PoE power supply settings.
This is displayed only for the SWX2110P-8G.
Click the [Settings] button to display the “PoE power supply” dialog box.

2. Web GUI

If the Yamaha switch provide a web page for configuring settings, you can display this web page in your browser to configure basic settings and perform device management. This web page is referred to as a Web GUI.

For more information on recommended browsers for viewing the Web GUI, check the URL below.
http://www.rtpro.yamaha.co.jp/RT/FAQ/gui/browser_en.html

In Yamaha LAN Monitor, wait for the IP address of the computer and the IP address of the applicable device to be displayed correctly before you access the Web GUI.
Do not use the “Back” or “Forward” buttons of the web browser. In each page, there may occasionally be cases in which the layout is disordered. If this occurs, re-access the page.

2.1. Logging in to the Web GUI

To use the Web GUI, proceed as follows.

Click the [Web GUI] button on the “Device Details” view.
A password entry dialog box will appear.
Enter your [User name] and [Password].
For the factory-set user name and password, refer to the user manual of each model.

Click either the [OK] or [Login] button.
The Web GUI screen of the device currently selected in the tree appears in the default browser.

If the Web GUI does not appear, it could be that the IP address or subnet settings of the Yamaha switch or Yamaha wireless LAN access point and the computer do not match. Check the IP address and subnet settings.

2.2. Web GUI help

Detailed explanations are provided for the settings in each screen of the Web GUI.
To access the help page, click the [Help] button on the Web GUI screen.