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Summary of Contents for IES618 Series

Page 1: ...IES618 Series Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch User Manual Document Version 02 Issue Date 10 21 2019 Industrial Ethernet communication solutions experts 3onedata Co Ltd ...

Page 2: ...ng companies Notes Purchased product service or features should be constrained by 3ondedata commercial contracts and clauses The whole or part product service or features described in this document may beyond purchasing or using range 3onedata won t make any statement or warranty for this document content unless any other appointment exists Due to product version upgrading or other reason this doc...

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Page 4: ...rface function and operation is same to other models products Readers This manual mainly suits for engineers as follow Network administrator responsible for network configuration and maintenance On site technical support and maintenance staff Hardware engineer Text Format Convention Format Description Words with represent the interface words e g The port number Multiple paths are separated by the ...

Page 5: ...for the description of operation content Configuration operation or tips for device usage Pay attention to the operation or information to ensure success device configuration or normal working Port Convention The port number in this manual is only an example and does not represent the actual port with this number on the device In actual use the port number existing on the device shall prevail Revi...

Page 6: ...GEMENT 9 4 LAYER 2 FEATURES 11 4 1 VLAN 11 4 2 MULTICAST FILTERING 22 4 2 1 IGMP snooping 22 4 2 2 Static Filtering 24 5 QOS 27 5 1 QOS CLASSIFICATION 27 5 2 COS MAPPING 30 5 3 TOS MAPPING 32 6 LINK BACKUP 34 6 1 RAPID RING 34 6 1 1 Instance create single ring 38 6 1 2 Instance create coupling ring 40 6 1 3 Instance creating chain 43 6 1 4 Creating Spanning Tree 46 6 2 PORT TRUNKING 49 7 LLDP 52 7...

Page 7: ...YSTEM MANAGEMENT 69 12 1 LOG INFORMATION 69 12 2 TIME CONFIGURATION 70 12 3 DEVICE ADDRESS 71 12 4 SYSTEM INFORMATION 74 12 5 FILE MANAGEMENT 76 12 6 SYSTEM LOG OFF 78 13 FAQ 80 13 1 SIGN IN PROBLEMS 80 13 2 CONFIGURATION PROBLEM 80 13 3 ALARM PROBLEM 81 13 4 INDICATOR PROBLEM 81 14 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE 83 14 1 INTERNET SERVICE 83 14 2 SERVICE HOTLINE 83 14 3 PRODUCT REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT 84 ...

Page 8: ...ory Above 128MB Resolution Above 1024x768 Color Above 256 color Browser Above Internet Explorer 6 0 Operating System Windows XP Windows 7 1 2 Set the IP Address of the Computer The switch default management as follows IP Setting Default Value IP address 192 168 1 254 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 While configuring the switch via Web Before remote configuration please make sure the route between comput...

Page 9: ...ddress to 1 Operation Steps Amendment steps as follows Step 1 Open Control Panel Network Connection Local Area Connection Properties Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Properties Step 2 Change the selected 5 in red frame of the picture below to 1 Step 3 Click OK IP address is modified successfully Step 4 End 1 3 Log in the Web Configuration Interface Operation Steps Login in the web configuratio...

Page 10: ...ing Default user account has the administrator privileges Webserver will provide 3 times opportunities to enter username and password If user enters the error information for 3 times the browser will display Access denied to reject access message Refresh the page and try again Step 5 Click OK Step 6 End After login in successfully user can configure relative parameters and information according to...

Page 11: ...ion user can check Device Information and Port Information Operation Path Open in order Main Menu System Config System Information Interface description Device information interface as follows Main elements configuration description of device information interface Interface Element Description Equipment information Equipment information column ...

Page 12: ...nformation of the device maintenance personnel Port Information Port information status column Port Serial number of device port Link status Port connection state display state as follows LINK represents connected port LOS represents disconnected port Port state Port work state display state as follows HALF represents the corresponding port is in the state of half duplex FULL represents correspond...

Page 13: ... stop sending messages to this device to avoid congestion no matter what its interface work speed is Flow control can effectively prevent the impact on network caused by the instantaneous mass data in network to ensure the efficient and stable operation of user network Flow control implements half and full duplex mode via different ways In half duplex mode flow control is implemented through backp...

Page 14: ...rface Element Description Port Port number of the device Interface type According to the electrical properties of interface the Ethernet interface of switch can be divided into Copper port transmit electrical signal via twisted pair Fiber port transmit optical signal via optical fiber Speed mode Click the drop down list box of speed mode to select port speed mode Auto negotiation port can adjust t...

Page 15: ...ol function of the port Under full duplex mode flow control method is IEEE 802 3x flow control Under half duplex mode flow control method is back pressure flow control Instance Port Settings for example set port 1 port 2 and port3 as follows Set port 1 s speed mode to auto negotiation Set port 2 s speed mode to 100M speed and duplex mode to full duplex Set port 3 s speed mode to 10M speed and dupl...

Page 16: ...n the page of Bandwidth Management the device can realize the port s egress bandwidth settings and priority scheduling of ingress data packet Operation Path Open in order Main Menu Port Configuration Bandwidth Management Interface description Bandwidth management interface as below The main element configuration description of bandwidth management interface Interface Element Description Port Port ...

Page 17: ...ce of the bandwidth of normal priority queue Rate of High Priority Queue Bandwidth settings of high priority queue the value could be the same to or twice of the bandwidth of medium priority queue Instance bandwidth settings For example Configure the egress bandwidth of port 1 as 4M Configure the ingress bandwidth of port 1 as Broadcast only and set the bandwidth from low to high priority as follo...

Page 18: ...ove the network stability Flexibility construct virtual working team Port VLAN Port VLAN adopts different identifications to distinguish different VLAN Adopting the same ID identification will cause internal member groups being replaced new ID identification will establish new forwarding rules and all ports must belong to one or more VLAN IEEE802 1Q VLAN Under the provisions of IEEE 802 1Q protoco...

Page 19: ...data frame The value range of VLAN ID is 0 4095 0 and 4095 are reserved values of the protocol so the valid value range of VLAN ID is 1 4094 Function description On the VLAN page user can configure the following functions Configure port type Configure the port PVID Create VLAN entry Configure the port member type Operation Path Open in order Main Menu L2 Feature VLAN Interface Description 1 Port b...

Page 20: ...tion box of VLAN Mode select Port based VLAN Step 3 Enter VLAN table items in the textbox of VLAN Name such as filling in the figure 3 to represent VLAN3 Step 4 Select VLAN member on the check box of Join Port such as select port 2 and port 3 Step 5 Click Add Edit Step 6 Click Apply port 2 and port 3 are divided into VLAN3 port 2 and port 3 that belong to the same VLAN can transmit data to each ot...

Page 21: ... Port number of the device Port type Configure the link type of port there are two types as follows Access the port can only belong to 1 VLAN and is generally used for connecting user equipments Trunk the port can belong to multiple VLAN it can receive and send multiple VLAN messages And it s generally used for connecting network equipments PVID PVID Port Default VLAN ID port default VLAN ID value...

Page 22: ...the port it will recover the VLAN ID of accessing to the switch Untagged remove the VLAN ID fields when the data frame is sent out from the port Tagged reserve VLAN ID fields when the data frame is sent out from the port Modify All Quickly and simultaneously modify all member types Add Add configured VLAN to VLAN member list Delete Delete a VLAN item in the selected member list Save configuration ...

Page 23: ...IEEE 802 1Q VLAN The operation can reconfigure the existing VLAN and change the Type Quantity etc Operating steps Step 1 Open Main Menu L2 Feature VLAN Step 2 In the column of 802 1Q VLAN Settings click a VLAN entry to be modified in the Port such as VLAN1 And then the type of VLAN1 will display in the option of current VLAN entry settings Step 3 Modify the VID as required Step 4 Modify the Type a...

Page 24: ...E 802 1Q VLAN Configuration for the Single Ring VLAN of single ring means creating VLAN in the single ring to prevent too many data frames from entering the single ring causing single ring blocking For example create VLAN on the single ring composed of port 2 8 among which port 7 and port 8 are the ring network ports Operation steps as follows Step 1 Open Main Menu L2 Feature VLAN Step 2 On the co...

Page 25: ...etting row of 802 1Q VLAN Settings column configure the value of VID as 2 Step 6 On the Type setting row of 802 1Q VLAN Settings column 1 Set the Member type of port 2 6 to Untagged 2 Configure the Type of port 7 as Tagged 3 Configure the Type of port 8 as Tagged Step 7 Click Add Step 8 Click Apply Step 9 Enter Main Menu System Management Device Address Step 10 On the column of Device Reboot click...

Page 26: ...N Configuration Suppose that the switch port 3 4 and 5 have the following requirements Port 3 and Port 5 can communicate with each other Port 4 and Port 5 can communicate with each other But port 3 and Port 4 can t communicate with each other as the picture below Do not consider other ports how to set the VLAN ...

Page 27: ...t 4 forwarding entries include Port 4 and Port 5 Therefore a forwarding entry PVID4 is designed including Port 4 and Port 5 Configure the Type of Port 4 and Port 5 to U Port5 Port 5 and Port 3 Port 4 can communicate with each other Port 5 forwarding entries include Port 3 Port 4 and Port5 Therefore design a forwarding entry PVID5 including Port 3 Port 4 Configure the Type of Port 3 and Port 4 to U...

Page 28: ...LAN Settings enter 3 in the VID text box of creating VLAN entry Step 8 Conduct following operations on the Type setting row of 802 1Q VLAN Settings 1 Configure the Type of Port4 as Untagged 2 Configure the Type of Port5 as Untagged Step 9 Click Add button to add VLAN entry to the Port Step 10 On the column of 802 1Q VLAN Settings enter 4 in the VID text box of creating VLAN entry Step 11 On the dr...

Page 29: ... is a kind of IPv4 layer 2 multicast protocol It maintains the outgoing information of multicast messages by snooping the multicast protocol messages transmitted between layer 3 multicast device and user host so as to manage and control the forwarding of multicast data messages in data link layer After configuring IGMP Snooping layer 2 multicast device can snoop and analyze the IGMP message betwee...

Page 30: ...GMP General Query messages Members send IGMP Report messages to IGMP querier proactively to declare joining this multicast group IGMP Leave message members that run IGMPv2 or IGMPv3 send IGMP leave report to notify IGMP querier that they have left some multicast groups Function description On the Multicast Filtering page user can Enable disable IGMP snooping Enable disable IGMP query Routing port ...

Page 31: ...ping needs to be enabled before using this function The time range of group survival that can be set is 120 5000s Routing port set Choose the building mode of routing table options are Dynamic routing routing ports are dynamically acquired though switch Static routing check the box of port in port list as routing port You need to set multicast source and port in one VLAN first to enable IGMP Snoop...

Page 32: ... byte of multicast MAC address is 1 please don t input non multicast address Space and other illegal characters are not allowed for address format otherwise alarm message will pop up Port list Tick the check box of corresponding port it represents that corresponding port joins in the static multicast MAC address Processing list Add delete or apply the configuration information of static multicast ...

Page 33: ...1 00 00 00 00 01 as 01 02 and 03 Operation steps as follows Step 1 Open Main Menu L2 Feature Multicast Configuration Static Multicast Step 2 On the text box after MAC Address input 01 00 00 00 00 01 Step 3 On the row of Join Port 1 Tick the check box after 1 2 Tick the check box after 2 3 Tick the check box after 3 Step 4 Click Add Step 5 Configured static filtering is displayed in the display fra...

Page 34: ...s and extra delays are introduced caused by the relative shortage of supply resources thus leading to the decline of service quality As for congestion management queue technology is generally adopted It uses a queue algorithm to classify flow then uses some priority algorithm to send these flow Priority is used to tag the priority of message transmission CoS Ethernet has defined 8 service prioriti...

Page 35: ... 5bit of this field to represent the value range is 0 63 the last 2 bits 6 7bit are reserved bits The greater the priority level value the higher the priority level Function description On the page of QoS Classification user can set Queuing mechanism Enable ToS Enable CoS Port priority Operation Path Open in order Main Menu QoS QoS Classification Interface description Screenshot of QoS Classificat...

Page 36: ... the decreasing order of priority When the queue with fairly high priority is empty then it would send groupings of queue with fairly low priority Port Port number of switch Inspect ToS After checking the checkbox the priority of ToS would be inspected during queue scheduling Inspect CoS After checking the checkbox the priority of CoS would be inspected during queue scheduling Default port priorit...

Page 37: ...rding to CoS priority Instance QoS configuration For example Set port 1 s queuing mechanism as Weight Fair 8 4 2 1 adopts ToS priority Operating steps Step 1 Open Main Menu QoS QoS Classification Step 2 On the page of classification choose Weight Fair 8 4 2 1 in queuing mechanism Step 3 On the line of port 1 check the checkbox of inspect ToS Step 4 Click Apply Step 5 End 5 2 CoS Mapping Function d...

Page 38: ...is set to 4 and 5 the corresponding priority queue is Medium When the CoS value is set to 6 and 7 the corresponding priority queue is High Operating steps Step 1 Open Main Menu QoS CoS Mapping Step 2 In the table of CoS value and priority queue mapping of CoS mapping page 1 When the CoS value is 0 choose Low as the corresponding priority 2 When the CoS value is 1 choose Low as the corresponding pr...

Page 39: ...rity queue Operation Path Open in order Main Menu QoS ToS Mapping Interface description Screenshot of ToS Mapping interface The main element configuration description of ToS mapping interface Interface Element Description ToS DSCP value It displays ToS DSCP in hexadecimal and decimal format simultaneously The value in the bracket is decimal Priority queue Set mapping between ToS value and priority...

Page 40: ...is set to 0x80 0xBC the corresponding priority is Medium When the ToS value is set to 0xC0 0xFC the corresponding priority is High Operating steps Step 1 Open Main Menu QoS ToS Mapping Step 2 In the table of ToS value and priority queue mapping of ToS mapping page 1 When the ToS value is 0x00 0x3C choose Low as the corresponding priority 2 When the ToS value is 0x40 0x7C choose Normal as the corre...

Page 41: ...connection the SW Ring redundant mechanism enables the backup link to quickly recover the network communication RSTP To address loop problem in switched network STP Spanning Tree Protocol is put forward Because of the slow speed of STP topological convergence IEEE released 802 1W standard in 2001 which has defined RSTP Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol RSTP has made improvement on the basis of STP whic...

Page 42: ...ee would be generated when the specified port and the root port are determined when the spanning tree is stabled default value is 30 seconds after a while the specified port and root port will enter forwarding state and other ports will enter block state STP BPDU would be sent from the specified ports of each network bridge regularly to maintain the state of link If the network topology has change...

Page 43: ...s disabled SW Ring V3 supports single ring coupling ring chain and Dual_homing RSTP IEEE 802 1W 1D rapid spanning tree Function description of SW Ring V3 On the rapid ring page user can choose Ring redundancy protocol and configure the ring network under this protocol quickly Operation Path Open in order Main Menu Redundancy Rapid Ring Choose SW Ring V3 in the drop down list of protocol of redunda...

Page 44: ...nnect all device together Couple couple ring is a redundant structure used for connecting two independent networks Chain chain can enhance user s flexibility in constructing all types of redundant network topology via an advanced software technology Dual homing two adjacent rings share one switch User could put one switch in two different networks or two different switching equipments in one netwo...

Page 45: ...splay the current state of ring group ring port and ring enable Ring port Display the current state of ring port in the ring group Ring enable Display the current state of ring enable Now introduce the creation process respectively according to different ring network Create single ring Create coupling ring Create chain Create rapid spanning tree 6 1 1 Instance create single ring Instance For examp...

Page 46: ... 102 in the following steps Step 1 Choose Main Menu Redundancy Rapid Ring Step 2 In the Settings area of Rapid Ring page choose Ring V3 as Protocol of Redundancy Step 3 Check the box of Enable in Group 1 Step 4 Choose Single in the drop down list of Type of Group 1 Step 5 Enter 1 into the ID textbox of Group 1 Step 6 Set Port 1 as 01 and Port 2 as 02 separately Description Port 1 and Port 2 cannot...

Page 47: ...elow Instance analysis We can get the following picture by analyzing the coupling ring above There are three rings in coupling ring Ring 1 and Ring 2 intersect Ring 3 respectively When setting ring in WEB interface we can set Ring 1 and Ring 2 as single ring Ring 3 as coupling ring In coupling ring we set the port in the link where the two rings intersect as control port The Port 2 of Device 105 i...

Page 48: ...Group 1 Step 4 Choose Single in the drop down list of Type of Group 1 Step 5 Enter 1 into the ID textbox of Group 1 Step 6 Set Port 1 and Port 2 to 02 and 03 respectively Description Port 1 and Port 2 cannot be set to the same port Step 7 For Device 106 107 108 109 choose Slave in the drop down list of Master slave of Group 1 Step 8 For Device 105 choose Master in the drop down list of Master slav...

Page 49: ...ce Address Step 10 On the column of Device Reboot click the button of Reboot Step 11 End Operation Step 3 configuring Ring 3 in WEB interface Configuring Device 100 101 105 and 106 in the following steps respectively Step 1 Choose Main Menu Redundancy Rapid Ring Step 2 In the Settings area of Rapid Ring page choose SW Ring V3 as Protocol of Redundancy Step 3 Check the box of Enable in Group 2 Step...

Page 50: ...cy is SW Ring V3 Instance For example creating chain Its basic architecture is shown as below Instance analysis Basic framework we can make the following analyses 100 101 102 103 and 104 are in the ring The ring network ports are 2 and 3 Device 100 is the master station others are slave stations Device 105 and 106 are in the chain The ring network ports are 2 and 3 ...

Page 51: ...In the Settings area of Rapid Ring page choose SW Ring V3 as Protocol of Redundancy Step 3 Check the Enable box in the Group 1 Step 4 In the settings area of Rapid Ring 1 Set Type to Single 2 Set ID to 1 3 Set Port 1 to 2 4 Set Port 2 to 3 Step 5 For Device 101 102 103 104 choose Slave in the drop down list of Master slave of Group 1 Step 6 For Device 100 choose Master in the drop down list of Mas...

Page 52: ...3 Check the Enable box in the Group 1 Step 4 In the Settings area of Rapid Ring page set the Type to Chain Step 5 In the Settings area of Rapid Ring page set the ID to 2 Step 6 Set Port 1 to 02 and set Port 2 to 03 The chain single ring combination could be formed by using configured ring network port of chain ring device to connect the normal port of single ring device Step 7 Click Apply Step 8 E...

Page 53: ...and member relationship to Tagged When forming complicated ring networks like tangent ring please make sure the ID conforms to the unity of single ring network ID Network ID of different single ring must be different 6 1 4 Creating Spanning Tree Function description On the Rapid ring page user can choose RSTP IEEE 802 1W 1D as redundancy protocol to create spanning tree quickly Operation Path Open...

Page 54: ...ning Description STP RSTP adopts a mechanism of state transition The newly selected root port and specified port have to go through twice the Forward Delay time to enter the forwarding state MAX age The lifetime of BPDU packets RSTP status Button used for checking the current status of rapid spanning tree Port Displays the port number of the device Cost The path cost from network bridge to root br...

Page 55: ... information The display bar of root information table Local ID It displays the priority of this switch and MAC address information ID Root ID It displays the priority of the root switch and MAC address information ID Root port The port of the switch which is not in the root bridge but nearest to it is in charge of communicating with the root bridge The path cost from this port to the root bridge ...

Page 56: ...r the port forwards user flow and learns MAC address Discarding neither forward user flow nor learn MAC address Learning doesn t forward user flow but learn MAC address Forwarding forward user flow and learn MAC address Listening neither forward user flow nor learn MAC address but can receive and send configuration message Blocking port only receives and processes BPDU doesn t forward user flow Di...

Page 57: ...nted on the active links of each member in one link aggregation group Function description Binding multiple physical ports into one logical channel Operation Path Open in order Main Menu Redundancy Port Trunking Static Trunking Interface description Static Trunking interface as follows The main element configuration description of static trunking interface Interface Element Description Trunking co...

Page 58: ... Log in Web configuration page Step 2 Choose Main Menu Redundancy Port Trunking Static Trunking Step 3 On the page of Static Trunking check the box of Yes in the Enable bar Step 4 Choose 1 in the droplist of Group Step 5 Check the box of Port 1 and Port 2 in the join port bar Step 6 Click Add Edit Step 7 Click Apply Step 8 End All attributes of ports in trunking group should be the same including ...

Page 59: ...ter receiving the Information the neighbor saves them in the form of standard MIB Management Information Base for the network Management system to query and judge the communication status of link LLDP message sending mechanism When LLDP function is enabled the device would periodically send LLDP message to neighbor device If device s local configuration has changed it would send LLDP message immed...

Page 60: ...er configuration interface as follows Main elements configuration description of parameter configuration interface Interface Element Description LLDP Enable disable LLDP function Interval time for messages sending s Interval time for messages sending is 5 32768s For preventing abounding LLDP sending caused by frequent changes of local information next message should be delayed to send out after se...

Page 61: ...al port Corresponding local port number of the device MAC address Discover corresponding MAC address of the neighbor device Remote port Port number of neighbor device Port description Port description information of the neighbor device System Name System name of the neighbor device System function System functions of the neighbor device Management address Management addresses information of the ne...

Page 62: ...ring service only and the latter is in charge of managing system or network only Classification management provided by switch Observer check permissions System Administrator modify and check privilege Function description On the page of Login Settings user can configure the login name password and other parameters information of logging in to WEB configuration page Operation Path Open in order Mai...

Page 63: ...me Login name settings for the guest to log in to the WEB configuration interface Password Login password settings for the guest to log in to the WEB configuration interface Description The password should be a combination of letters less than 16 bytes Confirm password Confirm visitor password Please keep the modified login name and password in mind If you forget it you can restore it to factory s...

Page 64: ...Log in Web configuration page Step 2 Choose Main Menu Access Control Login Settings Step 3 On the Login settings page 1 Choose 1 as Index number 2 Choose administrator as access level 3 Enter admin8 as login name 4 Enter admin8 as password 5 Enter admin8 as confirm password Step 4 Click Apply Step 5 End ...

Page 65: ... NMS server Agent Agent is an agent process in the managed devices which is used to maintain the information data of the managed devices and respond to the request from the NMS and report the management data to the NMS that sends the request Management object Management object refers to the managed object Each device may contain multiple managed objects which may be a piece of hardware in the devi...

Page 66: ...ng query modification operation through MIB and then uses Response operation to respond the information to NMS Trap Trap information is the information sent by the Agent to NMS to inform the management process of the situation on the device end GetBulk The GetBulk operation implements the NMS to query the information group of managed devices Inform InformRequest is also managed device sending warn...

Page 67: ...y Configure the read only SNMP community name with the only operation permission of Get SNMP Read Write Community Configure the Read Write SNMP community name with the operation permission of Get and Set SNMP Trap1 Configure Trap information destination IP address 1 Description It will send out alarm during cold or warm start port offline online power on off SNMP Trap2 Configure Trap information d...

Page 68: ...elect Main Menu Remote Monitoring SNMP Configuration Step 3 On the displayed page of SNMP Configuration 1 Select enable on the column of SNMP Configuration 2 Select Read only community name as public 3 Select Read Write community name as private 4 Select SNMP gateway as 192 168 1 1 Step 4 Click Apply Step 5 End 9 2 Relay Warning Function description On the page of Alarm Settings user can configure...

Page 69: ...ormally closed when the relay is normal without alarm it is in open status when alarm occurs relay is in closed status System Events The power supply alarm setting bar Power Display the power supply number of the device Relay Warning Configure the alarm functions of the power supply Options as follows Enable Disable Note DC provides 2 power supplies AC without power supply alarm when one power sup...

Page 70: ...l to hint the abnormal operation of the device Link status Display port connection status of the device Unlink Connected Instance Alert Settings For example Enable alarm configuration and enable power supply alarm for power 1 port alarm for port 1 Operating steps Step 1 Log in Web configuration page Step 2 Click Main Menu Remote Monitoring Relay Warning Step 3 On the displayed page of Relay Warnin...

Page 71: ...age of Frame Statistics user can check frame statistics of sending receiving data packets transmitted by the port within a period of time Operation Path Open in order Main Menu Port Statistics Frame Statistics Interface description Frames statistics interface as follows Main elements configuration description of received frames statistics interface ...

Page 72: ...gth is more than 1518 or 1522 bytes InJabber Number of received invalid oversize data frames Description Oversize frames refer to those data frames whose length is more than 1518 or 1522 bytes InFCSErr Number complete data of error frames counted by FCS verification Main elements configuration description of transmitted frames statistics interface Interface Element Description OutOctets Output byt...

Page 73: ...onfidential 66 Interface Element Description collision Multiple Number of successfully output data frames after multiple times collision OutFCSErr Number of output invalid FCS data frames Late Number of output frames with the occurrence of collisions after 64 bytes ...

Page 74: ...maintenance the network administrator can analyze the message copied from the observation port through the network monitoring equipment and judge whether the business running in the network is normal or not in order to facilitate business monitoring and fault location Function description On the Port Mirror page user can enable or configure the correspondence between ingress data mirror and egress...

Page 75: ...h ingress egress data mirroring Collect data Backup data during mirroring options are All Egress For instance port mirror configuration For example use port 4 to collect ingress data and egress data of port 1 port 2 and port 3 Operating steps Step 1 Log in Web configuration page Step 2 Choose Main Menu Diagnosis Mirror Step 3 On the Mirror page choose enable in the mirror Step 4 In the option of m...

Page 76: ... to check the status information of the device Operation Path Open in order Main Menu Basic Settings Log information Interface description Log information interface as follows Main elements configuration description of log information interface Interface Element Description Log record Enable or disable log record Display Type User can check the information of device booting connection and operatio...

Page 77: ...ime configuration interface as follows Main elements configuration description of time configuration interface Interface Element Description Time Configuration Enable or disable time configuration World time zone Selection of standard time zone for countries in the world NTP Server Host name or IP address that provides NTP timing and time service for user System Time The time of the device itself ...

Page 78: ...8 0 0 0 191 254 0 0 C 192 0 0 0 223 255 255 255 192 0 0 0 223 255 254 0 D 224 0 0 0 239 255 255 255 E 240 0 0 0 246 255 255 255 Other addresses 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 Thereinto category A B C address are unicast address category D address is multicast address category E address is reserved address for the future special purpose Now most of the using IP addresses belong to category A B C a...

Page 79: ...the default route DNS Server DNS s full name is Domain Name Server whose function is resolving domain name that is easy for us to remember to IP address that Internet can recognize If our device needs to access some host names it would need this server to resolve it to IP addresses Function description On the page of Network Settings user can conduct following operations Configure default IP addre...

Page 80: ... DNS server address as manual configuration Description Default configured DNS server address is 202 96 134 133 Automatically obtain DNS server address Configure the acquisition form of DNS server address as automatic acquisition Description When IP address is manual configuration this option becomes gray and is not optional DNS server Configure DNS server address Settings Save the device address ...

Page 81: ...Log in Web configuration page Step 2 Select Main Menu Basic Settings Network Reboot Step 3 On the Network Settings region of displayed page of Device Management select Automatically obtain IP address Step 4 Click Apply system will automatically save the configuration Step 5 End 12 4 System information Function description On the page of System Identification user can configure the following option...

Page 82: ...d for describing the installation position of the device The number length shouldn t be more than 30 bytes Contact information Configure the contact Information of the maintenance personnel of the device Description Support the entering of Chinese characters English letters number characters like _ The entering of blank space is not supported For Example Device Information Configuration For exampl...

Page 83: ...an conduct following operations Restore factory defaults Upload and download configuration files System upgrading Operation Path Open in order Main Menu System Manage System File Interface description System File interface as follow Main element configuration instructions in System File interface Interface Element Description Restore factory setting Configuration column of restore factory defaults...

Page 84: ...lick or configure other WEB page of the switch or reboot the switch otherwise it will lead to failure of configuration files uploading or software upgrading or even cause system breakdown of the switch Example Download Configuration Files For example Download configuration files Operating steps Step 1 Log in Web configuration page Step 2 Select Main Menu System Management File Management Step 3 On...

Page 85: ...em log off Function description On the page of System log off user can log off the login information of current user Operation Path Open in order Main Menu Basic Settings System log off Interface description System logout interface as follows Main elements configuration description of system logout interface Interface Element Description System log off Log off the login information of current user...

Page 86: ...tial 79 1 Enter admin8 on the option box of User name 2 Enter admin8 on the option box of Password Step 5 Click OK Step 6 Alarm information is displayed in the pop up dialog box of messages from the webpage click OK Step 7 Login successfully to the WEB interface Step 8 End ...

Page 87: ...ethod is adopt BlueEyes_Ⅱ software to search and use restore factory setting function to initialize the password Both of the initial user name and password are admin 3 Is configuring via WEB browser same to configuring via BlueEyes_Ⅱ software Both configurations are the same without conflict 13 2 Configuration Problem 1 How to configure the device restore default setting via DIP switch Turn the DI...

Page 88: ... about the order of port self adaption state detection The port self adaption state detection is conducted according to following order 1000Mbps full duplex 100Mbps full duplex 100Mbps half duplex 10Mbps full duplex 10Mbps half duplex detect in order from high to low connect automatically in supported highest speed 13 3 Alarm Problem 1 When the device alarms except BlueEyes_II software nether alar...

Page 89: ...e connected normally but can t transmit data what s the reason When the system is power on or network configuration changes the device and switch configuration in the network will need some time Troubleshooting after the device and switch configuration are completed Ethernet data can be transmitted if it s impassable power off the system and power on again 4 The switch halts after communicate for ...

Page 90: ...natural disaster incorrect operation or improper installation In order to ensure that consumers benefit from our company s managed switch products consumers can get help and solutions in the following ways Internet Service Call technical support office Product repair or replacement 14 1 Internet Service More useful information and tips are available via our company s website Website http www 3oned...

Page 91: ... repair replacement or return customers should firstly confirm with the company technical staff and then contact the company salesmen and solve the problem According to the company s handling procedure customers should negotiate with our company s technical staff and salesmen to complete the product maintenance replacement or return ...

Page 92: ...tial 85 Copyright 3onedata Co Ltd 3onedata Co Ltd Address 3 B Zone 1 Baiwangxin High Technology Industrial park Nanshan District Shenzhen 518108 China Tel 86 755 26702668 E mail sales 3onedata com Fax 86 755 26703485 Website http www 3onedata com ...

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