Datto Network Manager: Switch port settings

Topic

This article gives an overview of Datto Network Manager's Switches page.

Environment

  • Datto Network Manager

Description

Datto Network Manager's Switches page lets you add, configure and manage switches on your Datto network.

Index

Navigating to the Switches page

From the Navigation menu, expand the Manage tab, then click Switches.
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Using the Switches page

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Below these options, Network Manager will show a list of all switches on the network, along with the following at-a-glance information:

  • Device name and MAC address (click the switch name for in-depth status statistics)
  • Switch description
  • Model
  • IP address
  • Last check-in
  • Uptime
  • Ports (active / total)
  • Power (available / total)
  • Connectivity to the Cloud server for each device (represented as a horizontal bar graph covering the last three hours)
  • A column for further actions for each device

Additional actions on the Switches page

To access additional management options for each switch, click the ellipsis icon in the rightmost column. Additional options are:

  • Apply Template
  • Create Template
  • Reboot
  • Move to Network
  • Replace Switch
  • Delete Device

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Advanced switch status information

Click a switch's device name for expanded status information. The following new options will also appear under Switches in the Navigation menu:

  • Switch Settings
  • Port Settings
  • Tools

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Using the Switch Settings page

On this page, you can configure the following switch options:

  • Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
  • LLDP
  • Voice VLAN
  • Quality of Service (QoS)
  • Access Control Lists (ACLs)
  • IGMP Snooping
  • Jumbo Frames
  • SNMP
  • Monitor Only

Read Getting started with Datto Switches to learn more about switch settings.
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Using the Port Settings page

The Port Settings page shows all active ports on the switch and lets you configure them individually.

Port isolation

Ports can be isolated on this page using the Isolate Port option. When in use, selected ports are isolated from each other, but not from non-isolated ports.

NOTE  Port Isolation only works on a single switch. Isolated ports across other switches on the network would not be considered isolated.

Using the Troubleshooting Tools page

The Troubleshooting Tools page lets you reboot the switch and test individual ports with the following tools:

  • Cable Diagnostics
  • LLDP Neighbors
  • Ping
  • Traceroute
  • Connected Devices

Choose the tool from the Tools drop-down menu, choose the port from the Ports drop-down menu, then click the Run Test on Port button.
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