# Map

## 1. Summary

This visualizes the network status. You can check the connection status of the devices, and change the settings of a Yamaha switch or Yamaha wireless AP.

## 2. Structure of the map page

The map page provides a "Tree view," "Device detail and settings view," and "Connected devices view" to show the state of the network.

### 2.1. Tree view

The agent topology starting at the manager is shown in the lower left of the screen. Network devices of other manufacturers are not shown. In the "Tree view," press the "Devices" icon to see device information in the "Device details and settings view" and "Connected devices view".

### 2.2. Device details and settings view

Detailed information and device detail images for the manager or agent selected in the "Tree view" are shown in the upper part of the screen.

### 2.3. Connected devices view

Devices that are connected to the manager or agent selected in the "Tree view" are shown in the lower right of the screen. If "Device management" is not enabled in "LAN map settings," terminal information (e.g., PC or mobile devices) is not shown.

- Acquisition date

  This is the time at which information was last obtained for equipment that is connected to the manager or agent selected in the "Tree view". This is not shown if "Device management" is not enabled in "LAN map settings".

- "Get" button

  This obtains information for terminals that are connected to the manager or agent selected in the "Tree view". This is not shown if "Device management" is not enabled in "LAN map settings".

- Select page

  Page numbers are shown for the list of currently-displayed terminals. You can move between pages by pressing or , or by entering a number.

- "All view" button

  All items of device information are shown in the list. While all are displayed, press this again to return to the previous display.

- List

  Information is listed for equipment that is connected to the manager or agent selected in the "Tree view". You can press each item’s Sort switch to sort the list. The initial screen is sorted in order of port.

  The VLAN ID item shows (A) for an access VLAN or (T) for a trunk VLAN.

  If the port is being used as a port for a private VLAN, the VLAN ID is not shown, and (P) is shown.

  If the port is being used as a port for a voice VLAN, the VLAN ID is not shown, and (V) is shown.

## 3. Checking the status of devices

In "Device details and settings view" you can view the following:

- Device name

- MAC address

- Port link status

- Power supply status

- Wireless communication status

For devices in a stack configuration, you will be able to switch stack ID with the toggle button.

### 3.1. Checking the link status of ports

In "Device details and settings view," you can use the "Port" icon display to check the link status of the port.

If an agent is selected in the "Tree view," you can press the "Port" icon in the "Device details and settings view" to see detailed port information. If a "Port" icon shows an ↑, this indicates that the port is an uplink port.

The "Port" icon is shown as follows depending on the link status.

For a LAN port

Icon | Description
--- | ---
| Link up (port speed 10GBASE-T)
| Link up (port speed 5GBASE-T)
| Link up (port speed 2.5GBASE-T)
| Link up (port speed 1000BASE-T)
| Link up (port speed 100BASE-TX)
| Link up (port speed 10BASE-T)
| Error occurrence
| Link down

For an SFP port

Icon | Description
--- | ---
| Link up (port speed 25GbE)
| Link up (port speed 10GbE)
| Link up (port speed 1GbE)
| Error occurrence
| Link down

For a QSFP28 port

Icon | Description
--- | ---
| Link up (port speed 100GbE)
| Error occurrence
| Link down

For a Stack port (SFP)

Icon | Description
--- | ---
| Link up
| Link down

For a Stack port (QSFP28)

Icon | Description
--- | ---
| Link up
| Link down

### 3.2. Checking the power supply status of a switch that supports PoE

In the "Tree view," press the "Device" icon of a switch that supports PoE, and in "Device details and settings view," press the "Power supply status" button to check the PoE power supply status.

The "Port" icon is shown as follows depending on the power supply status.

For the SWX2322P Series, the SWX2310P Series, the SWR2311P Series, SWX2221P-10NT, the SWX2220P Series, the SWX2210P Series, SWX2200-8PoE, and SWX2110P-8G

Icon | Description
--- | ---
| PoE is being supplied (supply Class0 to 3)
| PoE is being supplied (supply Class4 to 8)
| PoE is not being supplied
| Power supply stopped (error occurred)
| Power supply stopped

Note: On the SWX2200-8PoE the power supply Class is not displayed in the icon.

For SWX2100-10PoE and SWX2100-5PoE

Icon | Description
--- | ---
| PoE is being supplied (supply Class0 to 4)
| PoE is not being supplied
| Power supply stopped (error occurred)
| Power supply stopped

### 3.3. Checking the wireless communication status of a wireless AP

In the "Tree view," press the "Device" icon of a Yamaha wireless AP, and in "Device details and settings view," press the "Wireless" icon to check the wireless communication status.

The "Wireless" icon is displayed when wireless communication is possible in that frequency band.

## 4. Monitoring network errors

The LAN map monitors the network and notifies you of errors. If an error is detected on the network, a message is displayed below.

- Notification area

  Press the "Notice" button to see the messages regarding the current network status. The notification area is also shown automatically when a new message is added. If there is a device for which an error was detected, a is shown beside the "Device" icon of the Tree view, and the device information of "Connected device view" is highlighted in red.

- History area

  When you press the "History" button, the history of the notification messages is shown.

### 4.1. Monitoring the operating status and errors of a switch

In the LAN map, when the following operations or error are detected, a message is displayed in the "Notification area" or "History area". Some messages are displayed in both the "Notification area" and the "History area," and some are displayed in only one.

Troubleshooting items | Notification area | History area
--- | --- | ---
The fan of a Yamaha switch is stopped | Yes | Yes
The fan of a Yamaha switch has recovered | No | Yes
The fan speed of the Yamaha switch has increased | Yes | Yes
The fan speed of the Yamaha switch has decreased | No | Yes
The power supply voltage of the Yamaha switch has exceeded the upper threshold | Yes | Yes
A line surge has occurred in the power supply of the Yamaha switch | Yes | Yes
The temperature ( CPU, PHY, SFP module, Unit, MAC, PSE, DDR ) of the Yamaha switch has exceeded the upper threshold | Yes | Yes
The temperature of the Yamaha switch has returned to normal | No | Yes
A loop is occurring at ports of a Yamaha switch | Yes | Yes
Optical Rx level of the SFP port of the Yamaha switch has reached an abnormal level | Yes | Yes
Optical Rx level of the SFP port of the Yamaha switch has returned to normal level | No | Yes
Transmission queue usage ratio for the port on the Yamaha switch is high | Yes | Yes
Transmission queue usage ratio for the port on the Yamaha switch has returned to normal | No | Yes
The power being supplied from the Yamaha switch has entered the guard band range | No | Yes
Power is no longer supplied from a port of a Yamaha switch | No | Yes
Power has begun being supplied from the port of a Yamaha switch (for each Supply Class). | No | Yes
Power supplied from a port of a Yamaha switch has halted abnormally | Yes | Yes
The power being supplied from a Yamaha switch has exceeded the maximum power supply capacity | Yes | Yes
An error occurred in the power supply of a Yamaha switch | Yes | Yes
An error on the power supply unit of the Yamaha switch has occurred (fan, temperature, current and voltage of the input side, current and voltage of the output side) | Yes | Yes
An error on the power supply unit of the Yamaha switch has been resolved | No | Yes
A warning on the power supply unit of the Yamaha switch has occurred (fan, temperature, current and voltage of the input side, current and voltage of the output side) | Yes | Yes
The power supply unit of the Yamaha switch has returned to normal | No | Yes
The power supply unit or power supply cable of the Yamaha switch has been inserted | No | Yes
The power supply unit or power supply cable of the Yamaha switch has been removed | No | Yes
The monitoring device is DOWN | Yes | Yes
The monitoring device is UP | No | Yes
The stack port has linked down | Yes | Yes
The stack port has linked up | No | Yes
Duplication of L2MS managers has been detected | Yes | Yes
Duplication of L2MS managers has been resolved | No | Yes

Enable the event monitor function on "LAN map settings" to periodically acquire the current status of the monitoring target event (event information) for the agent.

The monitoring target events and compatible agents are as follows.

Monitoring target event | Compatible models
--- | ---
Changes in optical Rx level of the SFP port | The SWX2300 Series, the SWX2310P Series, the SWX2310 Series, SWR2311P-10G, the SWR2310 Series, the SWX3100 Series, the SWX3200 Series, the SWX2320 Series, the SWX2322P Series, the SWX3220 Series
Changes in usage ratio for the port transmission queue
Status notification for terminal monitoring
Changes in temperature and FAN speed | The SWX2310P Series, SWR2311P-10G, SWX2310-52GT, the SWX3200 Series, the SWX2320 Series, the SWX2322P Series, the SWX3220 Series
Changes in power voltage | SWX3200-28GT/52GT
Changes in power supply unit status | SWX3220-30MC/30TCs

Normally, since a notification is sent to the manager whenever an event occurs on an agent, the agent event that occurs will be detected even if the event monitoring function is disabled. However, we recommend that the event monitoring function be enabled, in case the manager cannot receive the notification for some reason.

### 4.2. Monitoring the network connection status

In order to monitor the network connection status, enable the snapshot function using the procedure described "About the LAN map"-"2-4. Using the snapshot function" in this help.

The snapshot function compares the current network status with the snapshot, and if there is a difference, determines that a network error has been detected. When you press the "Snapshot" button, the snapshot management dialog box appears, allowing you to save, export, import, or delete snapshots.

- Save

  Save a snapshot. If "Update network connection status before saving" is enabled, the network connection status information is updated before saving.

- Export

  The agent snapshot and terminal snapshot are downloaded.

- Import

  A snapshot saved on the PC is applied to the manager. Use the "Select a file" button to select an agent snapshot and a terminal snapshot. If you don’t select a terminal snapshot, the existing snapshot is deleted, and an empty terminal snapshot is created.

  *If you use an edited snapshot, it might not work correctly.

- Delete

  Delete a snapshot.

If the snapshot function is enabled, the agent is always the object of warnings, but the terminal is the object of warnings if all of the following conditions are fulfilled.

- The snapshot function’s "Include terminals in comparison" is enabled

- The snapshot function is set to "Include in monitoring" on the terminal DB

If you want all terminals on the network to be excluded from warnings, disable the snapshot function’s "Include terminals in comparison". If you want only a specific terminal to be excluded from warnings, enable the snapshot function’s "Include terminals in comparison," and edit the terminal DB settings so that the snapshot function of the terminal to be excluded from warnings is set to "Don’t include in monitoring". In the case of a terminal that is excluded from warnings, it will not be determined that a network error has been detected even if there is a difference between the connection status and the snapshot.

The snapshot function allows you to check the following operating status and errors. Some messages are displayed in both the "Notification area" and the "History area," and some are displayed in only one.

Troubleshooting items | Notification area | History area
--- | --- | ---
An unregistered agent and terminal are connected | Yes | Yes
There is an agent and terminal whose connection ports differ | Yes | Yes
There is an agent and terminal that cannot be found | Yes | Yes
There is a discrepancy between the states of the agent and terminal | No | Yes
A snapshot has not been created | Yes | No
Creation of a snapshot has started | No | Yes
Creation of a snapshot has finished | No | Yes
A snapshot is being created | Yes | No
Creation of a snapshot was interrupted | No | Yes
Creation of a snapshot failed | No | Yes

## 5. Searching for a device

To search for a device, input the keywords in the search box and press the "Search" button. All devices whose information matches the keywords will be shown in "Connected devices view". The "Device" icon for connected devices matching the keywords inputted in the tree view will be highlighted in blue-gray.

To cancel the search, press the "X" button.

Devices are searched by comparing the keywords with the following device information.

- Route

- SSID

- VLAN ID

- Manufacturer

- Device name

- Comment

- MAC address

- IP address

- Model name

- OS

- Frequency

Pressing the "Device" icon highlighted blue-gray in the tree view will highlight the devices found in the search performed in "Connected devices view" in blue-gray. When the search results overlap with the red highlights due to error detection, blue-gray-colored results will be given priority. Lowercase and capital letters are treated the same for keywords.

You can use regular expressions in keywords. Below is an example of regular expressions you can use in the LAN map.

Syntax | Description
--- | ---
A | The character "A"
ABC | The characters "ABC"
[ABC] | One character, either "A", "B" or "C"
[A-C] | One character between "A" and "C"
[^ABC] | An arbitrary character that is neither "A", "B" or "C"
. | An arbitrary character
A+ | At least one "A" character
A* | At least zero "A" characters
A? | Zero or one "A" character
^A | A string that begins with "A"
A$ | A string that ends with "A"
ABC|DEF|GHI | "ABC", "DEF" or "GHI"
A{2} | Two "A" characters (AA)
A{2,} | Two or more "A" characters (AA, AAA, AAAA, …​)
A{2,3} | Two to three "A" characters (AA, AAA)
\b | Word breaks, such as spaces
\B | Any character besides \b
\d | An arbitrary number (same as [0-9])
\D | Any character besides numbers (same as [^0-9])
\s | Single breaking character
\S | Any single character besides \s
\w | Alphanumeric characters including underlines (same as [A-Za-z0-9_])
\W | Any character besides \w

## 6. Setting and managing agents

You can set and manage agents using the buttons that are shown in "Device details and settings view". The buttons shown in "Device details and settings view" will differ depending on the device that is selected in "Tree view".

### 6.1. Managing agents

If in "Tree view" you press the manager’s "Device" icon, and in "Device details and settings view" press the "Agent management" button, the agent management settings dialog box appears, allowing you to view information for each device and set the IP address.

The items that can be set and managed for each device are the following.

Note: The following are applicable to the SWX2110 Series, the SWX2110P Series, the SWX2210 Series, the SWX2210P Series, SWX222x Series, the SWX2300 Series, the SWX2310 Series, the SWX2310P Series, the SWR2310 Series, the SWR2311P Series, the SWX3100 Series, the SWX3200 Series, the SWX2320 Series, the SWX2322P Series, the SWX3220 Series, WLX202, WLX212, WLX222, WLX302, WLX313, WLX322, WLX323, WLX402 and WLX413.

- IP Address Settings

  This configures the IP address.

  The IP address displayed are agents at the time that the screen is displayed.
  The IP address prior to making the settings may be shown, depending on the timing.

- CONFIG Save/Restore/Delete

  Saves, restores or deletes the CONFIG.

  This can be used for bulk operations on multiple agents as well.

- Specification method

  This sets the method of specifying the switch.

  This is also applicable to the SWX2200 Series.

### 6.2. Setting and maintaining switches

In the "Tree view," press the "Device" icon of the Yamaha switch, and in the "Device details and settings view," press the button (the name depends on the switch) to see a dialog box or setting screen.

Here you can make settings for the various functions of the switch, and perform maintenance such as updating the firmware or restarting. The items that can be set or viewed, and the maintenance functions that can be executed, will differ depending on the model.

[For the SWX2300 Series, the SWX2310 Series, the SWX2310P Series, the SWR2310 Series, the SWR2311P Series, the SWX3100 Series, the SWX3200 Series, the SWX2320 Series, the SWX2322P Series, and the SWX3220 Series]

When you press the "Open the GUI" button, the web setting screen of the switch opens in another window.

[For the SWX222x Series, the SWX2210 Series, and the SWX2210P Series]

Press the "Switch settings and maintenance" button to open the dialog box.

- Device name

  Specify the device name of the switch.

  - When "Default device name" is selected, the default names that are predetermined for each device will be set. Normally, this is text that shows the model name and serial number.

  - When "Manual setting" is selected, the device name that was inputted in the input box right afterwards will be set. Input a device name of up to 32 single-byte characters. You can only use single-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols.

- LED mode

  This lets you configure the LED mode settings.

- Port mirroring

  This lets you configure the sniffer ports, monitor ports and monitoring direction.

- QoS function

  This lets you specify whether QoS is used.

- Maintenance

  The following can be executed for a switch.

  - Reset the frame counter

  - Restart

When you press the "Open the GUI" button, the web setting screen of the switch opens in another window.

[For the SWX2200 Series]

Press the "Switch settings and maintenance" button to open the dialog box.

- Device name

  Specify the device name of the switch.

  Input a device name of up to 32 single-byte characters. You can only use single-byte alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-) and underline characters (_).

- Power conservation

  The following settings can be made for the power-conservation function.

  - Operation mode

- Loop detection

  The following settings can be made for the loop detection function.

  - MAC address movement number threshold

  - Action when a loop is detected

- Port mirroring

  The following settings can be made for the port mirroring function.

  - Operation mode

  - Sniffer port and monitoring direction

- Maintenance

  The following can be executed for a switch.

  - Reset the frame counter

  - Resume supplying power (for a model that provides PoE)

  - Update firmware

  - Restart

  - Initialize

[For the SWX2110 Series and the SWX2110P Series]

Press the "Switch settings and maintenance" button to open the dialog box.

- Device name

  Specify the device name of the switch.

  Input a device name of up to 32 single-byte characters. You can only use single-byte alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-) and underline characters (_).

- LED mode

  This lets you configure the LED mode settings.

- Flow Control

  This lets you specify whether the flow control function is used.

- Loop detection

  This lets you specify whether the loop detection function is used.

- EEE

  This lets you specify whether the EEE function is used.

- Port mirroring

  This lets you configure the sniffer ports, monitor ports and monitoring direction.

- QoS

  This lets you specify whether QoS is used.

- IGMP snooping

  This lets you specify whether the IGMP snooping function is used.

- Maintenance

  The following can be executed for a switch.

  - Reset the frame counter

  - Update firmware

  - Restart

  - Initialize

[For the SWX2100 Series]

Press the "Switch settings view and maintenance" button to open the dialog box.

- Device name

  Display the device name of the switch.

- Port common settings

  Display common settings for the ports.

- Specify link aggregation

  Displays the link aggregation type and load balance rules.

  This item is shown only for the SWX2100-24G.

- Maintenance

  The following can be executed for a switch.

  - Reset the frame counter

  - Update firmware

  - Restart

### 6.3. Making port settings for a switch

In the tree view, press the "Device" icon corresponding to the Yamaha switch; and on the detailed image of the device in "Device details and settings view," select a port and press the "Port settings" button to display the port settings dialog box. If a port is not selected in the detailed image of the device in "Device details and settings view," you will not be able to configure the port settings. The port settings can be changed on Smart L2 switches, the SWX2110 Series, and the SWX2110P Series.

[For the SWX222x Series, the SWX2210 Series, and the SWX2210P Series]

The port settings dialog box appears.

- Basic

  The following settings can be made for basic functions.

  - Port operation

  - Automatic cross/straight detection

  - Speed

  - Flow Control

  - EEE

  - Loop detection

- QoS

  The following settings can be made for QoS.

  - Trust mode

  - Remarking of received packets

  - Remarking value

- Tagged VLAN

  The following settings can be made for tag VLAN.

  - Operation mode

  - Access VLAN ID or native VLAN ID

  - Trunk VLAN ID

    For ports joined to a logical interface, configure the settings from the link aggregation settings.

- Multiple VLAN

  The following settings can be made for multiple VLAN.

  - Joined group

    For ports joined to a logical interface, configure the settings from the link aggregation settings.

[For the SWX2200 Series]

The port settings dialog box appears.

- Basic

  The following settings can be made for basic functions.

  - Port operation

  - Automatic cross/straight detection

  - Speed

  - Link speed downshift

  - Flow Control

  - Loop detection

- QoS

  The following settings can be made for QoS.

  - DSCP remarking

  - Transmit shaping

  - Receive policing

  - Port priority

- Tagged VLAN

  The following settings can be made for tag VLAN.

  - Operation mode

  - Access VLAN ID

  - Trunk VLAN ID

- Multiple VLAN

  The following settings can be made for multiple VLAN.

  - Joined group

- Frame counter

  The following settings can be made for the frame counter.

  - Transmitted frame

  - Received frame

- Power supply function (for a model that provides PoE)

  The following settings can be made for the power supply function.

  - PoE supply Class settings

[For the SWX2110 Series and the SWX2110P Series]

The port settings dialog box appears.

- Basic

  The following settings can be made for basic functions.

  - Port operation

  - Automatic cross/straight detection

  - Speed

  - L2MS filter

- Tagged VLAN

  The following settings can be made for tag VLAN.

  - Operation mode

  - Access VLAN ID or native VLAN ID

  - Trunk VLAN ID

### 6.4. Performing power supply operations for the switch port

In the tree view, press the "Device" icon corresponding to the Yamaha switch; and on the detailed image of the device in "Device details and settings view," select a port and press the "Port power supply operation" button to display the port power supply settings dialog box. If a port is not selected in the detailed image of the device in "Device details and settings view," and the selected port does not support power supply, you will not be able to perform power supply operations with this port. Power supply settings can be configured for each port from the port power supply operation dialog.

This can be set only on SWX2100-10PoE, SWX2100-5PoE, SWX2110P-8G, the SWX2210P Series, SWX2221P-10NT, the SWX2220P Series, the SWX2310P Series, the SWR2311P Series, and the SWX2322P Series.

### 6.5. Configuring the link aggregation settings

In the tree view, press the "Device" icon corresponding to the Yamaha switch; and press the "Link aggregation settings" button in "Device details and settings view" to display the link aggregation settings dialog box. This lets you configure settings regarding link aggregation, add a logical interface or configure the VLAN settings and so on.
This can be set only on the SWX222x Series, the SWX2210 Series, and the SWX2210P Series.

- Link aggregation and load balancing rules

  This lets you configure the load balancing rule settings.

- Interface settings

  The following settings can be made for the logical interface.

  - Link aggregation

    The following basic settings can be made.

    - Logical interface name

    - Joined port

    - Interface action

  - Tagged VLAN

    The following settings can be made for tag VLAN.

    - Operation mode

    - Access VLAN ID or native VLAN ID

    - Trunk VLAN ID

  - Multiple VLAN

    The following settings can be made for multiple VLAN.

    - Joined group

### 6.6. Wireless AP settings

In the "Tree view," press the "Device" icon of a Yamaha wireless AP, and in "Device details and settings view," press the "Open the GUI" button to view the web settings screen of the Yamaha wireless AP in a separate window. Settings for the Yamaha wireless AP can be made from the web settings window.

### 6.7. Find this switch

The "Find this switch" function uses LED and buzzer to notify the user of the device’s location in an easy-to-understand way.
Press the "Device" icon of a Yamaha switch in the "Tree view" and then press the "Find this switch" button in "Device details and settings view" to display the dialog.
Note that this function is available only for the SWX222x Series.

- The dialog shows the current operating status.
  There is a Start/Stop button on the right side that allows you to start or stop the notification.

- Notification start dialog
  You can start notification by selecting the notification method and the notification period.
  Select one or more notification methods.

  - Blink the LED

  - Sound the buzzer

- Notification stop dialog
  You can stop any notification method.

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