Navigation pane
Navigate the Web UI by selecting an item in the navigation pane. Information for the selected item is displayed in a series of panels in the details pane. From the details pane, you can select links to drill down to more detailed pages.
Use the Show/Hide button to show or hide the navigation pane.
In the navigation pane, expand and collapse the System, Diagnostics, or Traffic group to show or hide related items.
The user role (operators, administrators, or auditor) determines which items in the navigation pane you can access.
The navigation pane includes the following links to different feature pages. Click the links for more information.
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Shows important information and statistics about the switch. Each indicator panel provides "roll-up" status (color and icon) of Analytics, Environmental, System, and so on. Empty titles allow you to select and save specific interfaces to monitor (packets, bytes, utilization). |
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Shows the Analytics Dashboard providing information related to Network Analytics Engine agents, scripts, alerts, and actions generated by these scripts. Not applicable to the 6100 Switch Series. |
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Shows information and status for each interface. Allows you to edit the interface details. |
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Shows information for each VLAN and the status of the VLANs. Allows you to add, edit, and delete VLANs. |
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Shows the information and the up or down status of the LAGs. Allows you to add, edit, and delete Lags. |
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Shows user roles and names. Also allows you to add or delete a user and change user passwords. Administrator rights are required to access this selection. |
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Shows information for PoE ports in the switch. Allows you to configure PoE for the ports. |
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Shows the Aruba Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) configuration and status information. This link is displayed for the 6200 and 6300 switches that support VSF. Not applicable to the 6100 Switch Series. |
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Shows the Aruba Virtual Switching Extension (VSX) configuration and status information. This link is displayed only for the 6400 switches that support VSX. |
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Shows power supply failures and warnings, temperatures, and fan information. |
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Shows event log entries, event log queries, and message details. |
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Shows primary and secondary name servers, and allows you to configure addresses for name servers. |
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Shows the details of SNMPv3 users, SNMP communities, and trap receivers. Allows you to add and delete SNMPv3 users, SNMP community names, informs, and trap receivers. |
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Enables you to upload/download configurations to or from the running or startup configurations. |
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Enables you to upload firmware files. |
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Enables you to run the
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Shows the details of the Spanning Tree configuration, assigned ports, and inconsistent ports. Allows you to enable Spanning Tree with Multiple Spanning Tree or Rapid Per-Vlan Spanning Tree mode. |
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Shows the details of the devices connected to the switch. |
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Shows the CDP, LLDP, and client tracking details of the devices connected to the switch. Allows you to configure the CDP, LLDP, and client tracking details at the switch and interface levels. |
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Shows the details of the TA profile, EST profile, digital certificates, and associated applications in the switch. Allows you to add, edit, and delete TA profile; add, view, and delete EST profile; add, view, upload, and delete certificates; and edit associated applications. |
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Shows the access port security, authorized MACs, and authorized client limit details. Allows you to edit the port security violation action for the ports. |