Specifically, this guide details aspects of:. This guide is to be used by network technical support personnel who are familiar with the operation of networks. Others who might find the book useful are network and system planners, system programmers and line technicians.
It is recommended that you use this guide along with the following applicable documents. Note: Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to materials not contained in this guide. The following description is included to aid those users experienced with switches that may wish to attempt to configure the switch without fully reading the guide. Commands strings have been provided with their full path from the root menu. Set the terminal type to VT See Chapter 1 for more details.
You may wish to change the default guest, operator and administration passwords Administration, Configure IP Services, Configure Passwords. The ports are already set up with sensible defaults and autoselects where possible.
You may want to hard configure specific settings such as speed, duplex, flow control and far end fault detection. Broadcast filtering is activated. See Chapter 3 for more details.
See Chapter 6 for more details. At this point the switch will raise links, learn addresses and forward traffic.
The Port Configuration and Status, View Port Status command will indicate the current state of the ports in real time. The Ethernet Statistics, View Ethernet Statistics command will provide a useful indication of traffic on the switch.
Ports that are not in use should be disabled Port Configuration and Status, Configure Port Parameters Command to improve security, increase performance, reduce power consumption and cause the switch to run cooler. The ability to configure, view and operate product features has been aligned with the guest, operator and administration access levels. All passwords are now stored in the configuration file in an encrypted form.
It may be configured to be disabled, to only allow files to be retrieved or to provide full access. The system log may now be viewed and cleared from the Diagnostics menu. About this User Guide Applicable Firmware Revision Document Conventions Quick Start Recommendations Table Of Contents The Structure of the User Interface Making Configuration Changes Updates Occur In Real Time Alarm Indications Are Provided The CLI Shell Administration Menu Configure IP Services IP Address Type IP Address Inactivity Timeout Telnet Sessions TFTP Server Configuring System Identification Configure Passwords Configure Time and Date Time Zone NTP Server Address NTP Update Period Community String Set Access Send Traps Viewing MAC Addresses Chapter 3 — Configuring the Ports Port Features Port Applications Port Security Broadcast Rate Limiting Using Port Mirroring Configuring Port Mirroring Port Configuration And Status Port Configuration Menu Port Rate Limiting Menu Port Security Menu Port Mirroring Menu Viewing Port Status Resetting Ports VLAN Features VLANs and Tags Tagged vs.
Untagged Frames Native VLAN Management VLAN Edge And Trunk Port Types Forbidden Port Lists VLAN Applications Traffic Domain Isolation Administrative Convenience Reduced Hardware Service Differentiation VLAN Configuration Virtual LANs Menu Chapter 5 — Configuring Class of Service Introduction to CoS CoS Features CoS Concepts And Issues CoS Operation CoS Configuration Classes Of Service Menu Global CoS Parameters Menu Port CoS Parameters Menu Priority to CoS Mapping Menu CoS Access Priorities Menu Chapter 6 — Configuring Rapid Spanning Tree RSTP Features RSTP Operation RSTP Applications RSTP Configuration Spanning Tree Menu RSTP Statistics Chapter 7 — Configuring Multicast Filtering Introduction to Multicast Filtering IGMP Features Multicast Filtering Configuration Multicast Filtering Menu Multicast Filtering Statistics IP Multicast Groups Menu Chapter 8 — Diagnostics Using The Alarm System Alarm Concepts And Issues Viewing And Clearing Alarms Viewing Alarms Clearing Alarms Viewing CPU Diagnostics Viewing and Clearing the System Log Viewing Product Identification Load Factory Default Configuration Resetting The Unit View Ethernet Statistics View Ethernet Port Statistics The Alarm Process Alarm Generation And Hysteresis Delta vs.
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