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Layer 2 Connection Form: Interfaces Tab
[This is the Context-Sensitive Help topic for the Layer 2 Connection form, Interfaces tab.]
The Layer 2 Connection Form provides details about a managed connection. These details include the interfaces that make up the connection, the protocol used to create this connection, and the current status of the connection. For example, if all interfaces are down within a connection, the connection status is listed as Critical.
For information about each tab: See Also
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Interfaces |
Table view of both of the interfaces that are part of the current connection. You can use this table to determine the status, administrative state, operational state, name, type, interface speed, and Layer 2 Connection for each interface associated with the selected Layer 2 Connection. Double-click the row representing an interface. The Interface Form displays all details about the selected interface. |
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