{{indexmenu_n>20}} # Ethernet In the **Ethernet Ports** view, you can define parameters for the LAN ports and select which, if any port should be UPLINK. ## Ethernet Ports The Ethernet Portss view shows a list of selectable ports. ### Configuration When a particular port is selected, details about it is shown in the configuration section. ### Properties for unspecifed/untagged VLAN ^ Section ^ Description ^ Comment ^ | Port Speed | Configuration of transmission speed, [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex) setting and [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation). | Available values depend on port capacity. | | Pause Frame | Enable [Pause Frame](/glossary/p/pause_frame) for [flow control](/glossary/f/flow_control). | ### Port Speed Examples In the **Port Speed** dropdown, you can select a combination of [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex) setting and [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation) settings for the interface. For example: ^ Option ^ Description ^ | Full [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation) | Applies to both [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation) and [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex) setting. | | Max 100Mb [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation), full [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Max 100Mb [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation), half [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Max 10Mb [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation), full [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Max 10Mb [auto-negotiation](/glossary/a/auto_negotiation), half [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Only 100Mb, full [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Only 100Mb, half [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Only 10Mb, full [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Only 10Mb, half [duplex](/glossary/d/duplex). | | | Disabled | Interface is disabled. | ## Uplink The **Uplink** section view allows you to select which interface to use as [uplink](/glossary/u/uplink) for the device. ### Configuration ^ Section ^ Description ^ | Uplink Port | Port to use as [uplink](/glossary/u/uplink) for the device. | **Note:** Selecting `None` will disable uplink traffic.