The Plasma Cloud console enables you to remotely monitor and manage the status of every port on your devices. Each port is displayed with a specific color or icon to indicate its current status and configuration. Below is a detailed overview of the meanings behind these visual indicators in the console.
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Black background color |
Default Configuration Link and Power over Ethernet are enabled. |
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Gray background color |
PoE Disabled Power over Ethernet is turned off. |
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Blue background color |
PoE Active Connected device is drawing power over Ethernet. |
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Two arrows in the center of the port |
Link Connected A device is wired to the port. |
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Yellow frame around the port |
Uplink The port is used as uplink. |
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Green, blue, or purple frames |
Link Aggregation Group (LAG) 2-8 ports are combined into one logical link. |
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Two arrows enclosed in brackets |
Link Isolated Traffic restrictions apply to isolated port. |
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A circle with an “X” in the center |
Link Disabled No data traffic can flow on this port. |
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A circle with a dash in the center |
Link Blocked by STP Redundant link blocked to avoid traffic loop. |
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An eye icon in the center |
Mirrored Port Traffic on this port is copied and forwarded to another specified port. |
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A schedule icon in the center |
PoE Schedule Assigned The port supplies power over Ethernet based on a custom schedule. |
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