BS-MP2012 - Network card BUFFALO - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Network Interface Card
Brand	Buffalo
Model	BS-MP2012
Form Factor	PCI Express x1
Data Transfer Rate	1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet)
Network Interface	RJ-45 (10/100/1000Base-T)
Compliance Standards	IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3ab
Bus Type	PCI Express 2.0 x1
Power Consumption	2.5 W (typical)
Operating Temperature Range	0°C to 55°C
Storage Temperature Range	-20°C to 70°C
Operating Humidity Range	10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Dimensions (W x H x L)	2.7 x 0.7 x 5.2 in (68 x 17 x 132 mm)
Weight	1.8 oz (50 g)
LED Indicators	Link/Activity, Speed (100/1000)
Supported Operating Systems	Windows, Linux, macOS
Warranty	Limited Lifetime
Package Contents	Network card, low-profile bracket, driver CD, user manual

Frequently Asked Questions - BS-MP2012 BUFFALO

What is the Buffalo BS-MP2012 network card used for?

The Buffalo BS-MP2012 is a Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express network card used to add or upgrade wired network connectivity on a desktop computer.

What is the maximum data transfer speed of the BS-MP2012?

It supports up to 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) in full-duplex mode, ensuring high-speed data transfers for demanding applications.

Does the BS-MP2012 support Wake-on-LAN?

Yes, it supports Wake-on-LAN (WoL) to remotely turn on a computer from a sleeping state over the network.

What is the form factor of the Buffalo BS-MP2012?

It uses a PCI Express x1 interface, compatible with x1, x4, x8, and x16 slots. It also includes a low-profile bracket for small form factor cases.

Which operating systems are compatible with the BS-MP2012?

It works with Windows (7/8/10/11), Linux, and macOS. Drivers are included on the CD or can be downloaded from Buffalo's support site.

How do I install the Buffalo BS-MP2012 network card?

Turn off the computer, open the case, insert the card into an available PCI Express slot, secure it, close the case, and install the drivers from the CD or downloaded files.

Does the card support VLAN tagging?

Yes, it supports IEEE 802.1Q VLAN tagging, allowing virtual LAN segmentation for network management.

What are the LED indicators on the BS-MP2012?

It has two LEDs: one for Link/Activity (solid when linked, blinks on activity) and one for Speed (green for 1000 Mbps, orange for 100 Mbps, off for 10 Mbps).

Is the BS-MP2012 compatible with older PCI slots?

No, it requires a PCI Express slot. It is not compatible with legacy PCI or PCI-X slots.

How do I contact Buffalo support for driver downloads?

Visit Buffalo's official support website and search for 'BS-MP2012' to find drivers, manuals, and FAQs. You can also use the AI question feature on this page.

USER MANUAL BS-MP2012 BUFFALO

Layer 2 MultiGigabit Switch

BS-MP20 Series

User Manual

Americas: www.buffaloamericas.com

Europe: www.buffalo-technology.com

Asia Pacific: www.buffalo-asia.com

Contents

Chapter 1 Initial Settings ....4

Product Requirements......4

Install Business Switch Configuration Tool ....4

Change Switch's IP Address....5

Open Settings.... 10

Change Username and Password 14

MAC Address Learning 15

Chapter 2 Settings....16

Menu 16

System Information 17

System....17

System IP Settings....18

VLAN 19

VLAN Settings 19

VLAN Ports 20

MAC Addresses....21

Static MAC Filtering 21

Port Settings.... 21

Status....21

Speed/Mode Settings 23

System Security 24

Administration Account 24

QoS 25

QoS Settings....25

QoS Mapping....27

VoIP Auto Priority 28

Security 29

Auto DoS Attack Prevention 29

Port Trunking.... 30

Traffic Control.... 31

Mirroring.... 32

IGMP 32

Status 32

IGMP Settings....32

IGMP Querier....33

IGMP Router Port 34

Loop Prevention....35

Update Firmware....36

Back Up and Restore 36

Reboot.... 37

Initialize 37

Statistics.... 38

Network Diagnostics....39

Chapter 3 Troubleshooting....40

LED Is Not Lit, Abnormal Lighting or Blinking......40

Cannot Access Settings......40

Forgot the Username or Password 40

Appendix A Specifications......41

Product Specifications....41

Port Specifications....41

Factory Default Settings....42

Appendix B Regulatory Compliance Information.....44

For Customers in the United States 44

For Customers in Europe 45

Chapter 1 Initial Settings

Product Requirements

Compatible Devices and Browsers

Compatible Devices to Connect to BS-MP

10GBASE-T/5GBASE-T/2.5GBASE-T/1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX compatible devices (Computer, NAS, switches)

Compatible Browsers to Enter Settings

Microsoft Edge

Internet Explorer 8/9/10/11

Mozilla Firefox

Google Chrome

Refer to our website to check the latest information on compatible browser versions.

Install Business Switch Configuration Tool

Install "Business Switch Configuration Tool" before you perform the following procedure. (Compatible with Windows only.)

Note: You can download the latest version of Business Switch Configuration Tool from the URLs below:

BS-MP2008 http://d.buffalo.jp/bs-mp2008/

BS-MP2012 http://d.buffalo.jp/bs-mp2012/

Change Switch's IP Address

To enter Settings, the switch's web user interface, the switch's IP address should belong to the same segment as your computer's IP address.

1 Connect the switch to your computer and your network with an Ethernet cable (sold separately). Confirm that link/act LED of the connected port is on.
2 Double-click the "Business Switch Configuration Tool" icon to open Business Switch Configuration Tool.
3 Click Next to start searching for the switch.

4 Select the switch and click Next.

5 Click Change IP Address.

Business Switch Configuration Tool

Select Operation

The following switch is selected. Open its Web Admin interface to change settings or change its IP address.

Switch	Product Name	MAC Address	IP Address
BSXXXXXXXXXXXXX	BS-MP2012 Ver.v.X.X.X.X	XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX	192.168.1.254

Settings (Web Admin Interface)

Change IP Address

6 Configure the switch's IP address to match the segment of the IP address of your computer and click Next.

7 If the password input screen is displayed, enter "password" and click Next.

8 Click Finish.

Open Settings

1 Configure the switch's IP address, referring to the "Change Switch's IP Address" section above.
2 Double-click the "Business Switch Configuration Tool" icon to open Business Switch Configuration Tool.

3 Click Next to start searching for the switch.

Business Switch Configuration Tool

Getting Started

This utility will search for connected Business Switches on your network. It will let you easily open the configuration interface or change the IP address for Business Switches.

Click "Next" to continue.

Business Switch Configuration Tool Version 2.0.14

Next

4 Select the switch and click Next.

5 Click Settings (Web Admin Interface).

6 Click OK.

7 A web browser is launched and the login screen is displayed. Enter "admin" as the username and "password" as the password, then click Log In.

Note: There is a message window, "The switch's configuration interface is now open in a browser window." under the browser window. Click Complete to close the window.

Change Username and Password

To change the default username and password from "admin" and "password", refer to the following procedure.

1 Open Settings.
2 Navigate to Basic - System Security - Administration Account.
3 Enter your new username and password (also fill the "Confirm Password" field), then click Apply.

Note: You may enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_) for the new username and password.

4 Enter the new username and password, then click Log In.

MAC Address Learning

This switch uses SVL (Shared VLAN Learning) to learn MAC addresses. SVL is a method that retains a shared MAC address table for the entire switch. It differs from IVL, which retains a MAC address table for each VLAN. Be sure you understand how SVL works before you create a VLAN with the switch.

Differences between Operation of SVL and IVL

SVL

When PC 1 and PC 3 communicate, PC 3 is learned by port 1 on switch 2 so PC 2 and PC 3 cannot communicate.

IVL

When PC 1 and PC 3 communicate, PC 3 is learned by both VLAN 1 and VLAN 2 so PC 2 and PC 3 can communicate. However, frames sent from PC 3 to PC 1 are also delivered to PC 2.

Chapter 2 Settings

Refer to the "Open Settings" section in chapter 1 to access Settings.

Menu

System Information Displays the switch's information.
Basic
System Configure the switch's name, location, and contact.
System IP Settings		Configure the switch's IPv4 address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
VLAN	VLAN Settings	Confirm VLAN status and create new VLAN. This switch's IP address can also be configured on this page.
	VLAN Ports Configure PVID (Port VLAN ID).
MAC Addresses Static MAC Filtering Configure static MAC address-based filtering.
Port Settings	Status Displays port status.
	Speed/Mode Settings Configure transmission rate and flow control for each port.
System Security	Administration Account	Configure administration username and password.
Advanced
QoS	QoS Settings Configure QoS priority.
	QoS Mapping Configure QoS mapping for each priority.
	VoIP Auto Priority Configure priority for SIP, H.323, SCCP.
Security	Auto DoS Attack Prevention	Configure to drop specified packets.
Port Trunking Configure port trunking.
Traffic Control Configure traffic storm control.
Mirroring		Configure to monitoring traffic.
IGMP	Status Displays IGMP status.
	IGMP Settings	Configure IGMP snooping.
	IGMP Querier	Configure IGMP querier.
	IGMP Router Port	Specify ports to connect to multicast routers.
Loop Prevention		Configure loop prevention settings.
Management
Update Firmware		Update firmware from a local file.
Back Up and Restore		Save settings to a file or restore settings from a file.
Reboot Reboot the switch.
Initialize		Initialize the switch.
Statistics		Displays the switch's statistics.
Network Diagnostics		Execute communication test to the specified IP address.

System Information

Displays the switch's information.

System Information
Product Name	BUFFALO BS-MP2012
Switch Name	XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Location	Not defined
System Contact	Not defined
MAC Address	XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
IPv4 Address
Method of Acquiring IPv4 Address	Acquire from DHCP Server
IPv4 Address	192.168.1.254
Subnet Mask	255.255.255.0
Default Gateway	0.0.0.0
Version
Firmware Version	1.0.2.4/Oct 5 2016 19:08:32
Boot Code Version	0.0.0.0/Jun 03 2016 17:17:54
Hardware Version	Version/0

System Information Displays	system information such as the switch name, and MAC address.
IPv4 Address	Displays information such as the switch's IPv4 address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
Version Displays the switch's	firmware, boot code, and hardware versions.

System

Configure the switch's name, location, and contact.

System Configuration
Switch Name	XXXXXXXXXXXXXX	(Up to 50 alphanumeric characters, “-”, “_)
Location	Not defined	(Up to 50 alphanumeric characters, “-”, “_”, and spaces)
Contact	Not defined	(Up to 50 alphanumeric characters, “-”, “_”, and spaces)

Apply

Switch Name	Enter the switch's name. You may enter up to 50 alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
Location	Enter the location of the switch. You may enter up to 50 alphanumeric characters,hyphens (-), underscores (_), and spaces.
Contact	Enter the contact information of the switch. You may enter up to 50 alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), underscores (_), and spaces.

System IP Settings

Configure the switch's IPv4 address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

Apply

Method of Acquiring IPv4 Address	Select a method of obtaining the switch's IPv4 address.Obtain from DHCP ServerObtain the switch's IPv4 address from DHCP server.Static IP AddressEnter the IP address manually.
IPv4 Address	Enter the switch's IPv4 address if you select Static IP Address as the connection method.
Subnet Mask	Enter the switch's subnet mask if you select Static IP Address as the connection method.
Default Gateway	Enter the switch's default gateway if you select Static IP Address as the connection method.

VLAN Settings

Confirm VLAN status and configure new VLAN.

Mode	Select a VLAN mode from "VLAN Settings" or "Privacy Separator". Privacy separator is a mode that enables communication to the router from a port but blocks communication between ports.Note: VLAN and privacy separator cannot be used at the same time.
VLAN Status	Displays current VLAN and PVID (Port VLAN ID) status. Click Edit to edit the VLAN selected. Click Delete to delete the VLAN selected. VLAN 1 cannot be deleted.
VLAN ID Specify VLAN ID from 2-4094.
VLAN Name	Enter the VLAN name. You may enter up to 17 alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
Management VLAN	Check it if the VLAN is a management VLAN. Only devices which belong to the management VLAN can open Settings.
Tagged Select when you assign the port to tag member.
Untagged Select when you assign the port to untag member.
Not Member Select when you do not assign the port to any member.
Reset Click to reset the changes to the previous settings.
Uplink	Appears when "Privacy Separator" is selected.A router should be connected to the uplink port to connect to the Internet. Uplink ports can communicate with all downlink ports. Specify at least 1 port to an uplink port.
Downlink	Appears when "Privacy Separator" is selected.Downlink ports are the ones which each device connected to. Downlink ports can communicate with uplink ports, but cannot communicate with each downlink port.

Note: In privacy separator mode, only the device connected to an uplink port can open Settings. If you configure the port that your computer is connected as a downlink port, you cannot open Settings any more.

VLAN Ports

Configure PVID (Port VLAN ID).

Port	PVID	Acceptable Frame Type	Ingress Filter☑	Protected Port☐
1	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
2	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
3	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
4	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
5	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
6	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
7	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
8	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
9	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
10	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
11	1	Admit All √	☑	☐
12	1	Admit All √	☑	☐

Apply Reset

PVID	Specify the port VLAN ID. The received untagged frames will be recognized as the specified VLAN ID. (1-4094)
Acceptable Frame Type	Admit AllReceive both untagged and tagged frames.Tagged OnlyReceive tagged frames only and drop untagged frames.
Ingress Filter	EnableDrop frames if the received frame's VLAN ID is not a member of incoming port's VLAN.DisableAll tagged and untagged frames will be received.
Protected Port "Protected Port" enabled ports cannot communicate with each other.

MAC Addresses

Static MAC Filtering

Configure the filtering of MAC addresses that are registered manually. Only the frames with a registered MAC address as a source MAC address can pass through the ports that the MAC address is registered to.

Static MAC Filtering Check "Enable" to enable static MAC filtering.
MAC Address	Enter the MAC address you want to filter. (Example: 00:11:22:aa:bb:cc)Up to 8 addresses can be registered per port.
Port Number Select a port to	apply the static MAC filter.
Static MAC Filtering Table Displays the registered MAC addresses and port numbers.

Note: This function is not compatible with multicast MAC addresses, VRRP MAC addresses (00:00:5E:00:01:XX), or broadcast MAC addresses.

Port Settings

Status

Displays the port status.

Port	Name	Admin	Link Status	Autonegotiation	Speed/Duplex	Flow Control	IEEE 802.3az	APD	Jumbo Frame
1	Port 1	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
2	Port 2	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
3	Port 3	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
4	Port 4	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
5	Port 5	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
6	Port 6	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
7	Port 7	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
8	Port 8	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
9	Port 9	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
10	Port 10	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
11	Port 11	On	Down	On	10GbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On
12	Port 12	On	Up	On	1000MbpsFull	Off	On	Off	On

Name Displays the port name.
Admin Displays whether the port is enabled (on) or disabled (off).
Link Status Displays whether the link is up or down.
Autonegotiation Displays whether the autonegotiation is enabled (on) or disabled (off).
Speed/Duplex Displays the speed and duplex status.
Flow Control Displays whether the flow control is enabled (on) or disabled (off).
IEEE 802.3az Displays whether IEEE 802.3az is enabled (on) or disabled (off).
APD Displays whether APD is enabled (on) or disabled (off).
Jumbo Frame	Displays whether jumbo frame is enabled (on) or disabled (off).Note: Jumbo frames of up to 9216 frames (including header 14 bytes + FCS 4 bytes) can be forwarded.

Speed/Mode Settings

Configure ports settings such as the transmission rate or flow control.

Port	Name	Admin	Mode	Flow Control	IEEE 802.3az	APD	Jumbo Frame	Speed/Duplex
1	Port 1		Autonegotiation					-
2	Port 2		Autonegotiation					-
3	Port 3		Autonegotiation					-
4	Port 4		Autonegotiation					-
5	Port 5		Autonegotiation					-
6	Port 6		Autonegotiation					-
7	Port 7		Autonegotiation					-
8	Port 8		Autonegotiation					-
9	Port 9		Autonegotiation					-
10	Port 10		Autonegotiation					-
11	Port 11		Autonegotiation					-
12	Port 12		Autonegotiation					Autonegotiation (1000MbpsFull)

Apply

Name	Enter the port name. You may enter up to 15 alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), underscores ( ), and spaces.
Admin Check to enable the port.
Mode	Select the transmission rate and duplex from below.AutonegotiationThe transmission rate (max 10 Gbps) and duplex status will be configured automatically depending on the connected device. Select this during normal operation.100M bps FullThe transmission rate will be fixed at 100 Mbps. And the duplex status will be fixed at full.Autonegotiation (5G)The transmission rate (max 5 Gbps) and duplex status will be configured automatically depending on the connected device. Select this if the switch cannot communicate with the connected device when "Autonegotiation" is selected.Autonegotiation (2.5G)The transmission rate (max 2.5 Gbps) and duplex status will be configured automatically depending on the connected device. Select this if the switch cannot communicate with the connected device when "Autonegotiation" or "Autonegotiation (5G)" is selected.
Flow Control Check to enable flow control.
IEEE 802.3az Check to enable IEEE802.3az.
APD	Check to enable APD (auto power down). If enabled, power consumption of link down ports can be reduced.
Jumbo Frame Check to enable jumbo frame settings.
Speed/Duplex Displays the current transmission rate and duplex.

Note: While Mode is set to "100M bps Full", "Autonegotiation (5G)" or "Autonegotiation (2.5G)", both IEEE 802.3az and APD will be disabled.

System Security

Administration Account

Configure the username and password.

Username	Enter the new username. You may enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
Password	Enter the new password. You may enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
Confirm Password Enter the	new password again.

QoS

QoS Settings

Configure the priority.

QoS Port Status
Port	Enabled
1	✓
2	✓
3	✓
4	✓
5	✓
6	✓
7	✓
8	✓
9	✓
10	✓
11	✓
12	✓

Apply

QoS	Check to enable QoS. Click Show Detail to enable/disable QoS for each port.
Schedule Method	Configure the queue scheduling type.StrictExecute the queue scheduling based on strict priority. High-prioritized queues are always forwarded strictly; low-prioritized queue will never be forwarded if any data remains in the high-prioritized queue.WRRExecute the queue scheduling based on WRR (Weighted Round Robin). This will forward queues in order of a round robin; even lower priority queues will be forwarded at a constant rate. The priority can be specified from 0 (lowest) to 7 (highest).Note: Packets without VLAN tag will belong to the lowest priority queue.
Priority Type Select a priority	parameter from DSCP, CoS, and IP precedence.

QoS Mapping

Configure port-based priority for DSCP, CoS, and IP precedence.

CoS Mapping

CoS Value	Priority
0	2 √
1	0: Lowest √
2	1 √
3	3 √
4	4 √
5	5 √
6	6 √
7	7: Highest √

Apply

Port Priority Configure the priority of each port.

DSCP Mapping Configure the DSCP priority value from 0-63.

CoS Mapping Configure the CoS priority value from 0-7.

IP Precedence Mapping Configure the IP precedence priority value from 0-7.

Priority Configure the priority from 0-7.

Note: DSCP mapping, CoS mapping, and IP precedence mapping is displayed when each type is selected.

VoIP Auto Priority

Configure the priority of SIP, H.323, SCCP.

Apply

VoIP Auto Priority	Check to enable VoIP auto priority. Click Show Detail to enable or disable this functionality for each port.
CoS	Applied to the VoIP packets of SIP, H.323, SCCP only. If QoS is enabled, it is handled in accordance with CoS priority.

Security

Auto DoS Attack Prevention

Configure packets to be dropped.

Apply

LAND Attack	If enabled, the packets whose source IP address and destination IP address are the same will be dropped.
Minimum TCP Header Size	If enabled, the packets whose TCP header size is less than 20 bytes will be dropped.
TCP/UDP L4 Port	If enabled, the packets whose source port number and destination port number are the same will be dropped. Disable when using SNTP.
ICMP If enabled, the ICMP packets whose ICMP header+data is more than 512 bytes.
TCP Flag	If enabled, the illegal TCP flagged packets will be dropped. This will not be applied to the fragment packets.
Fragment	If checked, the configuration of TCP Flag will be applied also to the fragment packets.

Port Trunking

Configure port trunking settings.

Apply

Trunk Mode Select a trunk mode.

Trunk Key Enter the key to identify the trunk group.

Trunk Name Enter the trunk name.

Member Select ports to join the trunk member.

Notes:

• Up to 8 groups can be created in total, and up to 8 ports can be set to a group.
• The ports in the same trunk group should belong to the same VLAN.

Traffic Control

Configure storm settings. If each packet exceeds the threshold configured on this page, exceeded packets will be dropped.

Port	Broadcast	Multicast	DLF	Ingress Bandwidth		Egress Bandwidth
1	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
2	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
3	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
4	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
5	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
6	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
7	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
8	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
9	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
10	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
11	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps
12	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	Unlimited✓	10000	Mbps	10000	Mbps

Apply

Broadcast Select a rate to allow passing broadcasts.
Multicast Select a rate to allow passing multicasts.
DLF Select a rate to allow passing DLF (destination lookup failure) unicasts.
Ingress Bandwidth	Limits the bandwidth of ingress (input to the switch) speed as the configured value.
Egress Bandwidth	Limits the bandwidth of egress (output from the switch) speed as the configured value.

Note: If the rate is configured based on broadcasts, multicasts, or DLF unicasts that sometimes cannot pass due to the difference in traffic, configure the minimum rate of frames for normal use.

Mirroring

Configure to monitor the traffic (copy the contents of communication from source to destination).

Mirroring Group

Enable

Source Port

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Enable Check to enable mirroring.

Source Port Select ports to be monitored.

Destination Port Select ports to monitor the traffic.

IGMP

Status

Displays the IGMP status.

IGMP Status

Router Port Status

IGMP Status Displays the multicast address table.

Router Port Status Displays the port connected to the multicast router (server).

IGMP Settings

Configure IGMP snooping. This product is compatible with IGMP snooping v1, v2, and v3.

Apply

IGMP Snooping	Check to enable IGMP snooping.If enabled, you can prevent the flooding of multicast packets except for the port connected to the host which joins the multicast group.Note: The addresses in the range of 224.0.0.1-224.0.0.255 will be excepted from IGMP snooping.
Filter Unknown Multicasts	If checked, the packets of the multicast that is not learned will be discarded except for 224.0.0.1-224.0.0.255.
Host Timeout Enter the host	timeout period for receiving multicast.
Router Port Timeout Enter the	the timeout length for the multicast router (server).

IGMP Querier

If IGMP querier is enabled, IGMP snooping can be enabled even if no multicast router is connected.

Apply

IGMP Querier Check to enable IGMP querier. IGMP queries will be forwarded from each VLAN.
Querier Interval	Configure the transmit interval for the querier that confirms the existence of multicast group's member.
Querier Source IPv4 Address	Enter the source IPv4 address of the querier.
Max Response Time	Configure the time between transmitting the querier and response from the member. If the member responds to the querier by this time, the querier determines that the member is connected.

IGMP Router Port

Specify the port connected to the multicast router (server) for each VLAN.

IGMP Router Port Settings

Enter the VLAN ID and specify the port connected to the multicast router (server), then click Add.

Loop Prevention

Configure loop prevention functionality.

Apply

Action	Configure the switch's action when a loop is detected.IgnoreWhen a loop is detected, the switch will do nothing to the port; the diag LED and loop-detected port's LED will blink for the time configured in the Disable for section. If a loop is detected again, it will continue to blink until the loop is resolved.Disable portThe switch will disable the loop-detected port for the amount of time configured in the Disable for section. At the same time, the diag LED and loop-detected port's LED will blink for the time configured in the Disable for section. If a loop is detected again after the time configured in the Disable for section has passed, the switch will disable the loop-detected port until the loop is resolved.
Disable for	Configure the period to disable the loop-detected port when Disable port is selected as the action.
Action (LDF)	Check to enable LDF loop detection method. The switch will transmit the LDF packet once per 2 seconds. If the transmitted LDF packet is received, this will assume that a loop is occurring.Note: The following are the LDF packet's source MAC addresses.BS-MP2008: 343DC4370000 (fixed value)BS-MP2012: 343DC4380000 (fixed value)

Update Firmware

Update firmware with the local firmware file.

Click Browse and select the firmware image to update, then click Update.

Notes:

• Do not turn off the switch or close the browser while updating.
  • To finish the update, reboot the switch when prompted.
• Firmware cannot be updated when jumbo frame is enabled on your computer. To update firmware, disable Jumbo Frame. Refer to your computer's manual to change jumbo frame settings.

File Image Select a file image to update.

Back Up and Restore

Save or restore the switch's settings.

Back Up Settings	Click Save to save current settings to a file.
Restore Settings	Click Browse to select a settings file and click Restore to start restoring.Note: To finish restoring, reboot the switch.

Reboot

Reboot the switch.

Reboot System Click Reboot to reboot the switch.

Initialize

Restore the switch settings to the factory default.

Initialize Except IP Address	Click Initialize to initialize all settings except the switch's IPv4 address.
Initialize All Settings	Click Initialize to initialize all switch settings.
Physical Reset Button Enable	or disable the reset button on the switch.

Notes:

• If the physical reset button is enabled, the switch can be initialized by pressing and holding the button for 3 seconds until the diag LED turns red.
• If the physical reset button is disabled and you forgot the username or password for Settings, contact our technical support.

Statistics

Displays the switch's statistics.

Note: Each maximum value is 4,294,967,295. If this is reached or exceeded, the value will reset to 0. Rebooting the switch will also reset the value to 0.

	Port	Name	Received Octets	Received Packets	Sent Octets	Sent Packets
□	1	Port 1	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	2	Port 2	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	3	Port 3	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	4	Port 4	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	5	Port 5	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	6	Port 6	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	7	Port 7	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	8	Port 8	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	9	Port 9	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	10	Port 10	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	11	Port 11	0	0	0	0	Show Details
□	12	Port 12	629588	3814	1571654	2721	Show Details

Refresh Clear

Name Displays the port name.

Received Octets Displays the number of total received octets.

Received Packets Displays the number of total received packets.

Sent Octets Displays the number of total sent octets.

Sent Packets Displays the number of total sent packets.

Show Details Click to display the detailed information.

The following items appear when Show Detail is clicked.

Received Octets Displays the number of total received octets.
Received Unicast Packets Displays the number of received unicast packets.
Received Multicast Packets	Displays the number of received multicast packets.
Received Broadcast Packets	Displays the number of received broadcast packets.
Discarded Received Packets	Displays the number of packets that the switch received but did not forwarded to any port.
Received Packet Error Displays the number of packets that was discarded because of FCS error.
Sent Octets Displays the number of total sent octets.
Sent Unicast Packets Displays the number of sent unicast packets.
Sent Multicast Packets Displays the number of sent multicast packets.

Sent Broadcast Packets Displays the number of sent broadcast packets.

Discarded Sent Packets Displays the number of packets that could not be sent.

Notes:

• Packets that are designated to the switch (such as ping or http communication for displaying Settings) will be displayed as "Received Unicast Packets" and "Discarded Received Packets".
  • The target packets of this page are MAC frames and IPv4 packets.

Network Diagnostics

Execute a communication test to the specified IP address.

Ping	Enter the IPv4 address and click Apply to execute a ping test to the destination.
Traceroute	Enter the IPv4 address and click Apply to execute a traceroute test to the destination.

Note: To execute a traceroute test, configure the switch's default gateway.

Chapter 3 Troubleshooting

LED Is Not Lit, Abnormal Lighting or Blinking

The power LED is not lit.	Confirm that the AC adapter or power cable is connected to the inlet.
The diag LED is blinking red.	If it blinks once per a second, a loop is detected. Check the cabling.If your switch has fans and its diag LED is blinking fast, a fan error may be occurring. Disconnect the power cable and reconnect it. If the LED keeps blinking, contact our technical support.
The link/act LED is not lit.	Confirm that the Ethernet cable is connected to both the switch and the device.Confirm that the switch and the connected device are both powered on.Confirm that the Ethernet cable type and length is compatible with the switch.Check the communication standards that the connected device is compatible with in order to check if the device can be used with the switch.If the connected device's autonegotiation can be enabled manually, enable it. Also, enable the switch's autonegotiation as well.
Cannot initialize with the reset button on the switch.	Confirm whether the physical reset button is enabled in Settings.If the physical reset button is disabled and you forgot the username or password of Settings, contact our technical support.

Cannot Access Settings

• Make sure that your computer is connected to the switch.
- Access Settings with the switch's IP address (192.168.1.254 by default).
- Confirm that the username ("admin" by default) and the password ("password" by default) are correct. If you forgot the username or password, initialize the switch. To initialize the switch, press and hold the reset button for 3 seconds until the diag LED turns red.
- If a proxy server is configured for the web browser, disable the proxy server or add the switch's IP address to the proxy server's exception list.
- Confirm that your computer is connected to the port which belongs to the management VLAN.

Forgot the Username or Password

• To initialize the switch, press and hold the reset button for 3 seconds until the diag LED turns red.
• If the physical reset button is disabled and you forgot the username or password for Settings, contact our technical support.

Appendix A Specifications

Product Specifications

Refer to the quick setup guide to check the hardware specifications.

Port Specifications

Ethernet port specifications

RJ-45 with 8 pins

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100BASE-TX

Pin Number Signal Name Signal Function
1 RD+/TD+ Receive data (+)/Transmit data(+)
2 RD-/TD- Receive data (-)/Transmit data(-)
3 TD+/RD+ Transmit data (+)/Receive data(+)
4 (Not Use) Not used
5 (Not Use) Not used
6 TD-/RD- Transmit data (-)/Receive data (-)
7 (Not Use) Not used
8 (Not Use) Not used
10GBASE-T/5GBASE-T/2.5GBASE-T/1000BASE-T
Pin Number Signal Name Signal Function
1 BI_DA+/BI_DB+ Transmit and receive data	A (+)/Transmit and receive data B (+)
2 BI_DA-/BI_DB- Transmit and receive data	A (-)/Transmit and receive data B (-)
3 BI_DB+/BI_DA+ Transmit and receive data	B (+)/Transmit and receive data A (+)
4 BI_DC+/BI_DD+ Transmit and receive data	C (+)/Transmit and receive data D (+)
5 BI_DC-/BI_DD- Transmit and receive data	C (-)/Transmit and receive data D (-)
6 BI_DB-/BI_DA- Transmit and receive data	B (-)/Transmit and receive data A (-)
7 BI_DD+/BI_DC+ Transmit and receive data	D (+)/Transmit and receive data C (+)
8 BI_DD-/BI_DC- Transmit and receive data	D (-)/Transmit and receive data C (-)

Factory Default Settings

System		Switch Name BS + the switch's MAC address
		Location Not defined
		Contact Not defined
System IP Settings		Method of Acquiring IPv4 Address	Static IP Address
		IPv4 Address 192.168.1.254
		Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
		Default Gateway 0.0.0.0
VLAN	VLAN Settings	VLAN Mode VLAN Settings
		VLAN ID 1
		VLAN Name None
		Management VLAN Enabled
		Ports Untagged
	VLAN Ports	PVID 1
		Acceptable Frame Type Admit All
		Ingress Filter Enabled
		Protected Port Disabled
MAC Addresses	Static MAC Filtering	Static MAC Filtering	Disabled
Port Settings	Speed/Mode Settings	Name	Port + port number
		Admin	Enabled
		Mode	Autonegotiation
		Flow Control	Disabled
		IEEE 802.3az	Enabled
		APD	Disabled
		Jumbo Frame	Enabled
System Security	Administration Account	Username	admin
		Password	password
QoS	QoS Settings	QoS	Disabled
		Schedule Method	WRR
		Priority Type	CoS
	QoS Mapping	Port Priority	0
		CoS Mapping	2, 0, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 in order of CoS value
	VoIP Auto Priority	VoIP Auto Priority	Disabled
		CoS	7
Security	Auto DoS Attack Prevention	LAND Attack	Disabled
		Minimum TCP Header Size	Disabled
		TCP/UDP L4 Port	Disabled
		ICMP	Disabled
		TCP Flag	Disabled
		Fragment	Disabled
Port Trunking		Trunk Mode Manual
		Trunk Key None
		Trunk Name None
		Member None
Traffic Control		Broadcast Unlimited
		Multicast Unlimited
		DLF Unlimited
		Ingress Bandwidth 10000 Mbps
		Egress Bandwidth 10000 Mbps
Mirroring		Enable	Mirror 1: DisabledMirror 2: Disabled
		Source Port	Mirror 1: 2Mirror 2: 4
		Destination Port	Mirror 1: 1Mirror 2: 3
IGMP	IGMP Settings	IGMP Snooping Disabled
		Filter Unknown Multicasts Disabled
		Host Timeout 260 seconds
		Router Port Timeout 125 seconds
	IGMP Querier	IGMP Querier Disabled
		Querier Interval	60 seconds
		Querier Source IPv4 Address	0.0.0.0
		Max Response Time	10 seconds
	IGMP Router Port	Router Ports	None
Loop Prevention		Action	Disable port
		Disable for	60 seconds
		Action (LDF)	Disabled
Initialize		Physical Reset Button	Enable

Appendix B Regulatory Compliance Information

For Customers in the United States

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Only use the cables and accessories that are included in the package. Don't use other accessories or cables unless specifically instructed to in the documentation.

UL and MET

The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.

Proposition 65

WARNING:

This product and its components contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects, or reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.

CE

CE

Dansk

This is a class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

This product may cause interference if used in residential areas. Such use must be avoided unless the user takes special measures to reduce electromagnetic emissions to prevent interference to the reception of radio and television broadcasts.

Only use the cables and accessories that are included in the package. Don't use other accessories or cables unless specifically instructed to in the documentation.

Español

The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.

Norsk