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Remove address Table, Aging Time, NOAGED, AGING, Remove., Monitoring > Address Table > Remove.

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130 CHAPTER9: CONFIGURING IP and MAC Address Information ■ Aging Time -Indicates that the MAC address is aged out or not. NOAGED - Indicates that the Address Table entry is not aged out. AGING - Indicates that the Address Table entry is aged out. 2 Select the port(s) to display MAC address on the table. 3. Select the MAC addresses to remove. 4 Click Remove. The selected MAC addresses are removed from the MAC address table, and the device is updated. Remove address Table The Address Table Remove Page allows the network manager to remove current MAC addresses from the Address Table. The monitor users have no access to this page. To remove Address Tables: 1 Click Monitoring > Address Table > Remove. The Address Table Remove Page opens. Figure 69 Address Table Remove Page

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C
HAPTER9:
C
ONFIGURING
IP
AND
MAC A
DDRESS
I
NFORMATION
130
■
Aging Time
—Indicates that the MAC address is aged out or not.
NOAGED
— Indicates that the Address Table entry is not aged out.
AGING
— Indicates that the Address Table entry is aged out.
2
Select the port(s) to display MAC address on the table.
3.
Select the MAC addresses to remove.
4
Click
Remove.
The selected MAC addresses are removed from the
MAC address table, and the device is updated.
The
Address Table Remove Page
allows the network manager to remove
current MAC addresses from the Address Table.
The monitor users have no access to this page.
To remove Address Tables:
1
Click
Monitoring > Address Table > Remove.
The
Address Table
Remove Page
opens.
Figure 69
Address Table Remove Page
Remove address
Table