V2: differentiates the models that are of the same series but use different software platforms. For example, the S6732-H and S6732-H-V2 use different software platforms. TV2: The TV2 models use the same software platform as the V2 models and support hardware trust module (HTM).

The network layer generally wants to limit the maximum length of each packet sent. Any time the network layer receives an IP packet to send, it determines which local interface to send the data to and queries that interface to obtain its Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU). The network layer compares the MTU value with the length of the IP packet to be sent. If the length of the IP packet is greater than the MTU value, then the IP packet needs to be fragmented, and the length of the fragmented packe

By configuring the traffic statistics interval function of an interface, users can count and analyze the messages of interest. At the same time, network congestion and service interruption can be avoided by checking the traffic statistics of the interface in advance and taking timely measures for traffic control.

Before backing up configuration files to an FTP server or client, the following tasks need to be completed: · If the device acts as an FTP client and backs up configuration files to an FTP server, you need to ensure that an FTP connection between the device and the FTP server has been established, for details, see "Configuring the Device as an FTP Client" in CLI Configuration Guide - Basic Configuration.

S6700 Example: Configuring a Device as an SCP Client Networking Requirements Compared with transferring files using the SFTP protocol, the SCP protocol can simplify the operation of users transferring files by combining the steps of user authentication, file transfer, and so on, to improve the configuration efficiency.