Multico EW-70244 User manual

24 Port Nway Gigabit Ethernet
Web Smart Switch
User’s Manual

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Web Smart Switch
. Features Overview
Supports real-time status (link, speed, duplex) of each
port
Supports port setting for enable or disable operation (the
1st port can’t be disabled)
Supports port setting for N-Way or force mode operation
Supports Broadcast Storm Protection
Supports Port-bases VLAN
Supports priority queues for QoS
. Configure
Please follow the steps to configure this Web Smart switch.
Step 1:
Use a twisted pair cable to connect this switch to your PC.
Step 2:
Set your PC’s IP to 192.168.2.xx.

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Step 3:
Open the browser (like IE…) and go to http:// 192.168.2.1
You will see the login screen as below:
Please key in the password to pass the authentication.
Password: admin
After the authentication procedure, the switch can be used
now.
Step 4:
On the home page, select the configuration by clicking the
icon as below:
- Configuration
- Monitoring
- Maintenance
- Logout

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Configuration: System Configuration
It shows system status, such as: MAC address, system
firmware version and so on.
You can change the user name, the password and IP
address, and click “Apply” to confirm the new change.
Afterwards, you can reset the switch by turning off and
turning on it to take the new user name, the password and IP
address effectively.

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Configuration: Port Configuration
You can enable or disable Jumbo Frames by clicking the
checking box.
Select the “Port no.” which you want to configure the mode
below,
- Auto speed
- enable/disable the port
- 10M/100M/1000M
- full/half-duplex
- enable/disable flow control

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Configuration: VLAN Configuration
There are 16 VLAN groups.
Select and add a group into “VLAN ID” and then click the port
number which you want to put into the selected VLAN group.
Configuration: Aggregation/Trunk Configuration

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Set up port trunk groups and then click the port number you
want to include into the same group.
There are eight groups to choose and the maximum for one
group is 24 ports.
Configuration: LACP Port configuration

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Select the port number which you want to enable/disable its
protocol.
Configuration: RSTP Configuration

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Select the port number which you want to enable/disable its
protocol.
Configuration: 802.1x Configuration

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Select the “Port no.” which you want to configure the mode
below,
- Auto
- Force Authorized
- Force Unauthorized
Configuration: IGMP Configuration

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You can enable or disable IGMP by clicking the checking
box.
Select the “Port no.” which you want to configure the
mode.
Configuration: Port Mirror configuration

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Port Mirroring is for mirror the traffic from Source port to
Destination port.
Select the Destination port from port 1 to port 24, and then
select the Source port by clicking the checking box of each
port.
Configuration: QoS Configuration

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You can enable or disable QoS by clicking the checking box.
If you enable QoS, you can select the class of service for
each port.
Configuration: Filter Configuration

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Select the “Port no.” which you want to configure the mode to
enable/disable filtering IP address.
Configuration: Rate Limit Configuration

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Select the “Port no.” which you want to configure the mode of
the speed.
Configuration: Storm Control configuration

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You can set up storm control by configuring the modes.
Monitoring: Statistics Overview for All Ports

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You can read statistics for all ports.
Monitoring: Detailed Statistics

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You can have detailed statistics of each port by clicking the
port number.
Monitoring: LACP Status

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You can read LACP status for LACP ports.
Monitoring: RSTP Status

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You can read RSTP status for RSTP ports.
Monitoring: IGMP Status