Why Cannot a Switch Forward Incoming Traffic from an Upstream Device That Performs an Active/Standby Switchover?

Load it the light, fan, motor, etc that consumes power
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Typically, 120 volt incoming hot line is connected to black, white to neutral, ground to green...
Then load has 2 wires + ground ... the white connects to neutral, black connects to load wire, and ground to ground

It is possible that you have to pair it first with another Bluetooth device. Likely unit senses that there is not active incoming Bluetooth connection and it goes into power savingo mode or standby. Check your manual for proper setup.

Assume that the statistics on ping packets from 10.1.1.0/24 need to be collected on the interface Ethernet0/0/1 or GigabitEthernet0/0/1. The configuration is as follows:
# Configuration the acl rule.
[HUAWEI] acl number 3333 [HUAWEI-acl-adv-3333] rule 5 permit icmp source 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 [HUAWEI-acl-adv-3333] quit # Configuration the traffic classifier.
[HUAWEI] traffic classifier test [HUAWEI-classifier-test] if-match acl 3333 [HUAWEI-classifier-test] quit
# Configuration the traffic behavior:
[HUAWEI] <strong>traffic behavior test</strong> [HUAWEI-behavior-test] <strong>statistic enable</strong> [HUAWEI-behavior-test] <strong>quit</strong>
# Configuration the traffic policy.
[HUAWEI] traffic policy test [HUAWEI-trafficpolicy-test] classifier test behavior test [HUAWEI-trafficpolicy-test] quit # Apply the traffic policy:

• # Apply the traffic policy test to the S2700 or S3700. [HUAWEI] <strong>interface ethernet0/0/1</strong> [HUAWEI-Ethernet0/0/1] <strong>traffic-policy test inbound</strong>
• # Apply the traffic policy test to the S5700. [HUAWEI] <strong>interface gigabitethernet0/0/1</strong> [HUAWEI-GigabitEthernet0/0/1] <strong>traffic-policy test inbound</strong>

After the configuration, run the display traffic policy statistics interface interface-type interface-number command to view the traffic statistics. To re-collect traffic statistics, run the reset traffic policy statistics interface interface-type interface-number command to clear existing traffic statistics first.
NOTE:

• The S2700 or S3700 can collect statistics only on incoming packets.
• The S5700 can collect statistics on incoming and outgoing packets, but cannot collect statistics on packets sent from its own CPU.

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This depends on what the devices are doing with VLAN tagging. In the switch settings you will want to add VLAN2 and make sure you set it to Fixed on the ports you want to allow VLAN2 to work on. VLAN1 is already configured for all ports.
If your devices are tagging the VLAN2 traffic but not the VLAN1 traffic you don't need to do anything. By default any incoming non-tagged traffic will be set to VLAN1. This is because the PVID is set to 1 by default. If you need the incoming traffic to be tagged with VLAN2 changed the ports PVID to 2.

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Forwarding Port – If you select 'Same as Incoming port' then all incoming traffic on specified Service is forwarded to LAN server without modifying Destination Port. – If you select 'Forward to another port range' then all incoming traffic received on the Service port (or range of ports) is forwarded to this port or range of ports of the LAN Server. – This field is disabled if action selected is "Block Always". – If you want to forward the traffic to a single port then enter port value in start port and leave finish port empty. – If you want to forward the traffic to range of ports then enter non zero value in finish port and make sure that service record attached to this rule has range of ports and range is equal to that of forwarding ports. – For example if you select Service as HTTP (TCP/80), LAN Server IP address as 192.168.15.10 and Forwarding port as 8080 then all traffic coming from internet on – TCP/80 (HTTP) to this Router is redirected to TCP/8080 port of 192.168.15.10 • WAN Users: These settings determine which packets are covered by the firewall rule, based on their source (WAN) IP address. Select the desired option: – Any All IP addresses are covered by this firewall rule. – Address range If this option is selected, you must enter the "Start" and "Finish" fields. – Single address Enter the required address in the "Start" fields. • Log: This determines whether packets covered by this firewall rule are logged. Select the desired action. – Never - never log traffic considered by this firewall rule, whether it matches or not. – Match - Log traffic only it matches this firewall rule. (The action is determined by this firewall rule.)
Ok well this is out of the manual, to me it seems straight forwards, but it is a brick too though, there is an example to help you, basically you tell it the Address of the PC, (Right click on NIC and get address) that you want ports to go to.. then ALLOW it, UN-disable actually.. in the tables.

its not possible in this cell phone

You can only do active/active if you're using multiple contexts. Active/active can give you some extra performance for your $ since you can pass traffic through both ASAs. Compare this to active/standby where the standby unit passes no traffic.

If you're pushing the 5510's to 80% capacity each in active/active mode, then you have one fail, now the one single ASA is oversubscribed. The oversubscription could cause connectivity issues that defeat the purpose of failover in the first place.

In the spirit of reliability go with active/standby. Seeing that you have two active core switches that would be pushing all of their traffic through a single 5510 in this case....it may be too much active/active may be the better solution.

Not roadmaster but should be quite similar, if not same. (schematics) just in case this helps.

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no you can not forward sms n mms to your phone