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Maybe you have solved this since your question but here's the commands: mac-security auto-learning aging-time 0 ==> making the entries permanent mac-security learning-ports 1-48 ==> learning on all interfaces exept uplinks mac-security learning enable snmp-trap...

Also you can check the CPU usage of the L2 switch and use wireshark in the Vlan of machines B and C to see if something is flooding your network.

Theoreticly you should have something more like 800Mo/s for the gigabit Ethernet. May be the limitation come from your hard drive or your workstations. Have you checked that ?

May be your port is administratively down, you can't make it work with device manager. You have to go on CLI and type the following command: config eth <your port (ex: 2/6)> stat enable

have you checked the multicast/broadcast limitation on your port ? You should have this kind of entry in your log "WARNING Task=tMainTask Shutdown port xxxx due to excessive control frames multicast 166, broadcast 10770 packet per second

Hello, In the SmartDashBoard you can NAT every object or networks. You have 3 options for that what did your custommer choose ? Cheers

I put some if FAILURE after each statement and it appears like none of my sets are working I can't understand why ... :/

i think it doesn't matters but put it before or after that "set capture overwrite OFF ; if capture file exists, append data to it." in the main proc.

Try to add "set capture recordmode SCREEN " to your script

Hello, I have a script problem. I made a script for procomm plus 4.8 i wanted it to automaticly connect some PBX's with numbers in a text file (it's working !) but procomm is not correctly configured instead of this lines in my code set port baudrate 9600 set port databits 8 set port...