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MNL-0641-01  Rev A3   

ECO-4823 

Effective:  04 Oct 16   

 

Page 27 of 107

  

 

 

U

NDERSTANDING THE 

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The switch supports an Industry Standard configuration (ICFG) and stores the configuration in text files in 
CLI format. The files are either virtual (RAM-based) or stored in flash on the switch.  All configuration files 
except ‘running-config’ are stored in the flash: file system.  

There are four kinds of configuration files:  

 

‘running-config’, a virtual file containing the currently running system configuration.  running-
config is created each time the system boots, by reading default-config and then startup-config.  
When you make configuration changes, they affect running-config.   

 

‘startup-config’, containing the saved configuration that is read at boot time.  If you make 
configuration changes, you must copy running-config to startup-config in order to save them and 
apply them at the next boot.  

 

‘default-config’, a read-only file that contains the factory defaults for the switch.  It is used to reset 
a feature to its 

default, or if ‘startup-config’ is missing, to set the entire configuration to factory 

defaults.  

 

User-defined configuration files. These are typically used for backups or variants of startup-
config.  The maximum number of files in flash is limited to a compressed size which does not 
exceed roughly 1MB. 

 

The CLI supports the maximum number of files. 

 

The GUI file management capabilities are limited; refer to "Managing Configuration Files".  

The configuration files can be edited and can be populated on multiple other switches using any standard 
text editor offline.   

It is possible to reset the total system configuration to defaults in two ways:  

 

Deleting ‘startup-config’ and rebooting.  

 

Instructing the software to discard the current configuration and reset to defaults without 
rebooting.  

Deleting ‘startup-config’ doesn’t change the current ‘running-config’; however, when the system is 
rebooted, only the defaults will be loaded.  Conversely, discarding the current configuration affects 
‘running-config’ but does not touch ‘startup-config’.  

The sections on "Using the CLI" and "Using the Web GUI" provide instructions on working with the 
configuration files. 

 

 

Note:  You must use the CLI to change the VLAN 1 IP address from the factory default; refer to 
the "CLI Quick Start" section.  For all other management activities, you can use either the CLI or 
the Web GUI. 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Parvus SWI-22-10-01

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL Saved 10 7 2016 By Judy Parvus SWI 22 10 PCI 104 Express 8 20 Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 ...

Page 2: ...of Curtiss Wright This document contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright All rights are reserved No part of this document may be photocopied reproduced or translated into another language without the prior written consent of Curtiss Wright Contact Information Curtiss Wright Corporation 3222 S Washington St Salt Lake City Utah USA 84115 Phone 1 801 483 1533 Toll Free 1 800 48...

Page 3: ...yout 14 SWI 22 10 10 Card 14 SWI 22 10 01 Card 14 SWI 22 10 Thermal Plate 15 Chapter 3 Hardware Installation 19 Equipment Installation 19 Installation Precautions 19 Breakout Cable Set 20 Test Setup SWI 22 10 10 22 Test Setup SWI 22 10 01 23 Zeroization 24 Initiating Zeroization 24 Zeroization Recovery 24 Chapter 4 Management Interface Description 26 Understanding the Switch Configuration Files 27...

Page 4: ...e 49 Loading a New Firmware Image 49 Chapter 5 Connector Descriptions 50 SWI 22 10 10 Card Specific Connectors 50 Part Numbers 50 Description and Pinouts 50 J2 Pinout 51 J3 Pinout 52 SWI 22 10 01 Card Specific Connectors 53 Part Numbers 53 Description and Pinouts 53 P4 Pinout 54 P7 Pinout 54 P5 Pinout 54 P6 Pinout 54 Connectors Common to All SWI 22 10 Models 55 Common Connector Locations 55 Auxili...

Page 5: ...and Syntax 74 Additional Syntax Elements 75 Ethernet Interface Naming 76 Filtering Output 77 Using no Forms to Reset or Remove Configuration Values 78 CLI Command Groups 78 Modes 81 Frequently Used CLI Commands 83 Reset Configuration to Defaults 83 Set the Device Hostname 83 View the Current IP Configuration 83 Set the Switch IP Address 84 Ping a Network Device 84 Using show Commands 85 Showing Av...

Page 6: ...6 Exiting Parvus Debug Mode 100 Commands Overview 101 OptShow 102 OptDefaults 102 EEdump 103 Logshow 103 optwrapfaultlog 104 LogErase 104 Status 104 Temp 104 Uptime 104 version 105 xoshow 105 xoup 105 Zeroize 106 optzdelay 106 optzenable 106 optzpolarity do not use 106 optzstyle do not use 106 ...

Page 7: ...ut Cableset CBL SWI 22 10 01 21 Figure 11 Connector Locations SWI 22 10 10 22 Figure 12 Connector Locations SWI 22 10 01 23 Figure 13 CLI Functional Groups 31 Figure 14 Web GUI Top Level Features Alphabetized 36 Figure 15 SWI 22 10 10 Ethernet Connectors 50 Figure 16 SWI 22 10 10 Ethernet Connector Detail 51 Figure 17 SWI 22 10 01 Ethernet Connectors 53 Figure 18 SWI 22 10 01 Ethernet Connector De...

Page 8: ...Parvus SWI 22 10 Curtiss Wright Page 8 of 107 MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 ...

Page 9: ...d pinouts and specifications DEFINITIONS Please refer to the Glossary at the end of this document for an explanation of networking terms used in this manual DESCRIPTION OF SAFETY SYMBOLS The following symbols are used in this manual to indicate important information and potentially dangerous situations Warning Danger electrical shock hazard Personal injury or death could occur Also damage to the s...

Page 10: ...rioritization Link Aggregation 802 3AD SNMP v1 v2 v3 management secure authentication 802 1X ACLs Web CLI redundancy RSTP MSTP precision timing IEEE 1588v2 port monitoring IGMP Snooping Low power Energy Efficient Ethernet compliance and data zeroization The unit also supports Layer 3 IPv4 IPv6 unicast static routing for IP routing to attached WAN radio ports The SWI 22 10 is designed to integrate ...

Page 11: ...AN QoS CoS Traffic Prioritization Multiple Rapid Spanning Tree Link Aggregation IEEE 1588 Sync Layer 3 Routing Layer 3 IPv4 IPv6 Unicast Static Routing Support for IP Routing to Attached WAN Radio Ports Management SNMPv3 HTTP Server Web GUI RS 232 Console CLI Port Monitoring RMON Syslog Network Access Server NAS 802 1X Authentication IGMP Snooping Access Control Lists ACLs Zeroization Built in Tes...

Page 12: ... line interface CLI via RS 232 serial port and a Web GUI via Ethernet Each management interface on the card connects to a host PC which acts as the console Serial CLI Connect to the host PC via a serial connector Web GUI Connect to the host PC via any one of the Ethernet ports Figure 1 and Figure 2 illustrate the SWI 22 10 10 and 01 interfaces respectively Chapter 4 explains how to use each interf...

Page 13: ...MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 Page 13 of 107 Figure 2 Management Interface Block Diagram SWI 22 10 01 ...

Page 14: ...ces in the cards are the number of ports 20 or 8 and whether the thermal plate is factory installed SWI 22 10 10 20 ports SWI 22 10 10T 20 ports with thermal plate SWI 22 10 01 8 ports SWI 22 10 01T 8 ports with thermal plate CARD LAYOUT SWI 22 10 10 CARD Figure 3 shows top and bottom views of the SWI 22 10 10 card Figure 3 SWI 22 10 10 Card SWI 22 10 01 CARD Figure 4 shows top and bottom views of...

Page 15: ...I 22 10 01 Card SWI 22 10 THERMAL PLATE The SWI 22 10 01T and 10T include a factory installed thermal plate for conduction cooling in a no moving parts system Figure 5 shows the SWI 22 10 10T with the factory installed thermal plate Figure 5 SWI 22 10 Card with Thermal Plate ...

Page 16: ...Oct 16 Figure 6 shows the mounting holes in the sides of the thermal plate that are used to mount the thermal plate in a chassis for heat dissipation Figure 6 Thermal Plate Mounting Hole Locations Figure 7 and Figure 8 show where the thermal plate is located relative to the PCB Figure 7 Thermal Plate Vertical Dimensions ...

Page 17: ...ate Horizontal Dimensions The 2D drawings and 3D model for the thermal plate are available to customers that wish to design their own thermal solution Note If you do not use the thermal plate available from Curtiss Wright then your system design must provide adequate heat dissipation ...

Page 18: ...Chapter 2 Hardware Description Parvus SWI 22 10 Curtiss Wright Page 18 of 107 MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 ...

Page 19: ... small fan blowing across the top of the board will do A host PC with a free RS 232 port and or an Ethernet port See Serial CLI Setup and Using the Web GUI in chapter four to setup the serial and Ethernet ports on the host PC INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS ESD Warning This product uses components that can be damaged by electrostatic discharge ESD Observe precautions for handling electrostatic discharge ...

Page 20: ...o Ports 1 6 and Ports 17 20 RJ 45 cables DB 9 console port cable and zeroize port cable CBL 2444 02 1 SWI 22 10 ten Ethernet LEDs Breaks out to Ports 7 16 RJ 45 cables and LED port cable CBL 2551 01 1 SWI 22 10 external power Connects auxiliary power connector and chassis ground ring lugs to banana plugs for a bench top power supply CBL 1536 01 1 6 DB9 M F serial extension Extends console port con...

Page 21: ...22 10 external power Connects auxiliary power connector and chassis ground ring lugs to banana plugs for a bench top power supply CBL 1536 01 1 6 DB9 M F serial extension Extends console port connection length if breakout cable is not long enough to reach host computer Figure 10 Breakout Cableset CBL SWI 22 10 01 ...

Page 22: ...4 Express stack it will be powered by the stack Skip to step 4 Otherwise connect power Connect the power cable CBL 2551 01 to the auxiliary power connector P3 Attach the two ring lugs on the power cable to the two mounting holes on the board one to MTG1 chassis ground 1 and the other one to MTG2 chassis ground 2 using the supplied screws star washers and nuts Connect chassis ground 1 and chassis g...

Page 23: ...stalled in a PCI 104 or PCI 104 Express stack it will be powered by the stack Skip to step 4 Otherwise connect power Connect the power cable CBL 2551 01 to the auxiliary power connector Attach the two ring lugs on the power cable to two mounting holes on the board one to MTG1 chassis ground 1 and the other one to MTG2 chassis ground 2 using the supplied screws star washers and nuts Connect chassis...

Page 24: ... 9 shell for use as the zeroization interface Before you can test zeroization you must enable zeroization using the CLI command optzenable described in Appendix B The default time to zeroize is 2 seconds but the time is adjustable through the CLI command optzdelay The hardware setup must generate the off board Zeroize trigger a nominal 12VDC signal pulse For testing purposes a fresh 9V battery can...

Page 25: ...MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 Page 25 of 107 7 end 8 copy running config startup config ...

Page 26: ... the switch IP address from the factory default Can be used even if there is no network connectivity Provides brief help on syntax for each command Web GUI graphical user interface Manages all switch features except the switch IP address Requires network connectivity Provides extensive help on functions and parameters For centrally managed networks the switch also supports SNMP Management not desc...

Page 27: ...configuration to factory defaults User defined configuration files These are typically used for backups or variants of startup config The maximum number of files in flash is limited to a compressed size which does not exceed roughly 1MB The CLI supports the maximum number of files The GUI file management capabilities are limited refer to Managing Configuration Files The configuration files can be ...

Page 28: ...host such as TeraTerm or PuTTY on Windows or Minicom on Linux CLI QUICK START The instructions in this section provide step by step instructions on how to use the most critical CLI commands This section describes how to Log in Set the VLAN 1 IP address Verify connectivity using ping Set the admin user password optional Display the current configuration and save it to flash storage Make a backup co...

Page 29: ...n whether your addressing scheme is DHCP For non DHCP systems use SWI2210 XXXX config if vlan ip address address subnet mask SWI2210 XXXX config if vlan For DHCP systems use SWI2210 XXXX config if vlan ip address dhcp fallback address subnet mask SWI2210 XXXX config if vlan 4 Exit configuration mode The exit command returns to the next higher mode and the prompt changes to show the current mode SW...

Page 30: ...VyeS1zZWNyZXQ vlan 1 name default Create a Backup Copy of the Configuration These steps describe how to make a backup copy of startup config in the flash file system on the switch and then make another copy on the host computer 1 Copy startup config to a new file In this example backup is the name of the new file SWI2210 XXXX copy startup config flash backup Building configuration Saving 1326 byte...

Page 31: ...files Manage system Manage Parvus extensions Figure 13 shows the list of Exec commands and the commands available in each group Appendix A provides more information on the first three command groups with multiple examples of their use Appendix B describes the Parvus extensions which are specialized commands for viewing board status and enabling optional board features like zeroization Figure 13 CL...

Page 32: ...a file system which contains a user defined configuration file called backup previously created with a copy command List files in flash SWI2210 XXXX dir Directory of flash r 1970 01 01 00 00 00 648 default config rw 1970 01 06 03 57 33 1313 startup config rw 1970 01 01 19 54 01 1237 backup 3 files 3198 bytes total Display the contents of the file backup output is abbreviated SWI2210 XXXX more flas...

Page 33: ...e the system using no commands or prepare a suitable configuration and download it to the system s startup config and reboot Example Using Reload Commands Reload defaults but try to keep VLAN 1 configuration First list current IP settings SWI2210 XXXX show ip interface brief Vlan Address Method Status 1 172 16 1 17 24 DHCP UP SWI2210 XXXX reload defaults keep ip Reloading defaults attempting to ke...

Page 34: ...ownloads new firmware using TFTP and verifies suitability for the system Overwrites the current alternate image with the newly downloaded image Swaps active alternate and reboots The result is that the old active build becomes the alternate and the newly downloaded image is active The relevant commands are Use show version to list details about the system including the images in flash SWI2210 XXXX...

Page 35: ...Firefox 3 6 and above Google Chrome 8 0 and above Safari S5 and above Opera 11 and above Connect to the host PC via any Ethernet port The factory default IP address is 192 168 1 13 and the default subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 Note You must use the CLI to change the VLAN 1 IP address from the factory default refer to the CLI Quick Start section For all other management activities you can use either...

Page 36: ...Chapter 4 Management Interface Description Parvus SWI 22 10 Curtiss Wright Page 36 of 107 MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 Figure 14 Web GUI Top Level Features Alphabetized ...

Page 37: ...switch where the IP address of the switch is 1 Connect the switch to a host computer via an Ethernet port The computer must exist on the same subnet as the switch IP address 2 Type the switch URL IP address into the address bar of a web browser on the host computer for example http 10 33 15 2 3 The Password popup is displayed Type admin in the User name box 4 If you ve already set an admin passwor...

Page 38: ...07 MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 5 The GUI home page is displayed The standard parts of the GUI are the navigation pane on the left the large work area and system buttons in the upper right corner of the window The default view for the GUI is the monitor for Port States ...

Page 39: ...t what s displayed in the work area indicates a collapsed topic indicates an expanded topic Topics remain expanded until you collapse them indicates a work page The page displayed in the work area doesn t change until you select a different command page Only pages have help System Buttons The system buttons are circled in this example page Home A shortcut to quickly display the home page without u...

Page 40: ...escription Parvus SWI 22 10 Curtiss Wright Page 40 of 107 MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 Note If you minimize the help window and then try to display help for a new page the help window may not automatically maximize ...

Page 41: ...es display a table of results like this example of the system log Underlined entries in the table ID 1 and 2 indicate that a detail page is available for the entry If you click on the underlined item the display changes to show more information like this example of detailed system log information for ID 2 ...

Page 42: ...assword providing tips that are relevant to any configuration change The instructions then explain how to save the configuration Changing the Switch Hostname Example The basic process for changing any configuration setting is illustrated here using changing the switch host name from my device to SW2210 XX as an example 1 Use the navigation pane to find and display the appropriate page 2 Display he...

Page 43: ...turn to the page and supply a value Once all fields have been checked the change goes into effect immediately 5 Repeat steps 1 4 to make any other configuration changes you need 6 When you re finished making changes save the changes to startup config following the instructions in the next section If you do not copy the changes to startup config they will be lost when power is turned off ...

Page 44: ...gured users You can also use this page to add users Each user name is underlined indicating it is a link to a detail page 2 Display help if you re unsure what a field means 3 Click the admin user name The Edit User popup is displayed 4 Type the new password twice 5 Click the Save button The change goes into effect immediately 6 When you re finished making all changes save the changes to startup co...

Page 45: ...ge Save startup config is under Maintenance Configuration 2 Click Save start up config 3 Display help if you re unsure what this command does 4 Click the Save Configuration button A confirmation message is displayed indicating that startup config has been updated 5 To make a backup copy of startup config refer to Managing Configuration Files You must download the file from the switch to the browse...

Page 46: ...figuration file creates a backup file by downloading the configuration file from the switch to the web browser The default files include running config default config and the startup config Other files on the flash are also listed 1 Use the navigation pane to find the appropriate page Download is under Maintenance Configuration Click Download 2 Select the file to be downloaded then click Download ...

Page 47: ... This can be done in two ways Replace mode The current configuration is fully replaced with the configuration in the uploaded file Merge mode The uploaded file is merged into running config If the file system is full i e contains three system files plus user defined files you can t create new files In that case you must either first delete an existing file or allow the upload to overwrite an exist...

Page 48: ...the destination The available destination files show the first four files in flash If the GUI file system is full the Create a new file option is not available and a message is displayed 4 If you decide to delete an existing file click Delete in the navigation pane Then select the file to delete A confirmation message is displayed Return to step 1 ...

Page 49: ...th that of the selected file You can activate any of the configuration files present on the switch except for running config which represents the currently active configuration Deleting a Configuration File You can delete any of the writable files stored in flash including startup config If this is done and the switch is rebooted without a prior Save operation this effectively resets the switch to...

Page 50: ...g table shows the manufacturer part numbers for the SWI 22 10 10 connectors identified in Figure 15 together with the suggested mating connectors Connector Part Number Mating Connector J2 J3 Harwin M83 LML3M1N96 0000 000 Harwin M83 LFC1F1N96 0000 000 for 24 gauge CAT 5E wiring Harwin M83 LFT1F2N96 0000 000 for flex cable or PCB mounting Figure 15 SWI 22 10 10 Ethernet Connectors DESCRIPTION AND PI...

Page 51: ...N B11 GBE10_A_P C11 GBE10_B_P A12 CHASSIS B12 GBE10_A_N C12 GBE10_B_N A13 GBE15_D_P B13 GBE10_C_P C13 GBE10_D_P A14 GBE15_D_N B14 GBE10_C_N C14 GBE10_D_N A15 GBE14_A_P B15 GBE9_A_P C15 GBE9_B_P A16 GBE14_A_N B16 GBE9_A_N C16 GBE9_B_N A17 GBE14_B_P B17 GBE9_C_P C17 GBE9_D_P A18 GBE14_B_N B18 GBE9_C_N C18 GBE9_D_N A19 NC B19 GBE14_C_P C19 GBE14_D_P A20 CHASSIS B20 GBE14_C_N C20 GBE14_D_N A21 GBE13_A...

Page 52: ...4_B_P A12 CHASSIS B12 GBE4_A_N C12 GBE4_B_N A13 GBE19_D_P B13 GBE4_C_P C13 GBE4_D_P A14 GBE19_D_N B14 GBE4_C_N C14 GBE4_D_N A15 GBE18_A_P B15 GBE3_A_P C15 GBE3_B_P A16 GBE18_A_N B16 GBE3_A_N C16 GBE3_B_N A17 GBE18_B_P B17 GBE3_C_P C17 GBE3_D_P A18 GBE18_B_N B18 GBE3_C_N C18 GBE3_D_N A19 NC B19 GBE18_C_P C19 GBE18_D_P A20 CHASSIS B20 GBE18_C_N C20 GBE18_D_N A21 GBE17_A_P B21 GBE2_A_P C21 GBE2_B_P A...

Page 53: ... 1620 Molex 51110 1651 use with Molex crimp pins 50394 8052 or 8200 Figure 17 SWI 22 10 01 Ethernet Connectors DESCRIPTION AND PINOUTS Connectors P4 P5 P6 and P7 form the Ethernet Switch Interface for the SWI 22 10 01 8 Gigabit Ethernet Ports The ports are numbered 1 through 8 Each port has four differential matched pairs A B C and D e g GBE8_A_P and GBE8_A_N These connectors also provide the sign...

Page 54: ..._B_P 11 GBE7_A_N 12 GBE7_B_N 11 GBE1_A_N 12 GBE1_B_N 13 GBE7_C_P 14 GBE7_D_P 13 GBE1_C_P 14 GBE1_D_P 15 GBE7_C_N 16 GBE7_D_N 15 GBE1_C_N 16 GBE1_D_N 17 NC 18 NC 17 NC 18 NC 19 LED_LOAD 20 LED_nRESET 19 NC 20 ZEROIZE 21 LED_CLOCK 22 LED_PWR 21 RS232_RXD 22 ZEROIZE GND 23 LED_DO 24 GND 23 RS232_TXD 24 GND P5 Pinout P6 Pinout P14 PIN SIGNAL P14 PIN SIGNAL P15 PIN SIGNAL P15 PIN SIGNAL 1 GBE4_A_P 2 GB...

Page 55: ...SWI 22 10 Common Connectors AUXILIARY POWER CONNECTOR P3 The following table shows the manufacturer part number for the SWI 22 10 XX auxiliary power connector identified in Figure 20 together with the suggested mating connector Connector Part Number Mating Connector P3 Hirose DF3 4P 2DSA 01 Hirose DF3 4S 2C use with Hirose crimp pins DF3 2428SCC or DF3 22SCC P3 is an alternative way to provide pow...

Page 56: ...G2 Figure 19 shows the location of the card mounting holes MTG1 and MTG2 must be connected to system chassis ground via a 4 40 screw and star washer Refer to Test Setup SWI 22 10 10 or Test Setup SWI 22 10 01 for instructions PCI CONNECTORS J1 J6 See www pc104 org for standardization details Figure 21 shows the pin orientation for the PCI connectors Figure 21 PCI Connectors J1 J6 J1 J6 Signal Pin ...

Page 57: ...MNL 0641 01 Rev A3 ECO 4823 Effective 04 Oct 16 Page 57 of 107 PCI EXPRESS CONNECTORS J5 J8 See www pc104 org for standardization details PCIe Bus Pin Matrix PCI 104 Express Standard J5 J8 ...

Page 58: ...h 23 CONSOLE_TXD Transmit signal from the switch 24 CONSOLE_GND Console signal ground ZEROIZE PORT On the SWI 22 10 10 10 the zeroize port is located on a set of pins on J3 J3 Signal Function C30 ZEROIZE Zeroize signal to the switch C31 ZEROIZE_GND Zeroize signal ground On the SWI 22 10 10 01 the console port is located on a set of pins on P4 P4 Signal Function 20 ZEROIZE Zeroize signal to the swi...

Page 59: ...e 20 copper Ethernet ports on the SWI 22 10 10 Figure 22 Recommended SWI 22 10 10 LED Port Interface Circuit The schematic in Figure 23 shows the recommended circuit that the standard firmware can drive to support two LEDs for each of the 8 copper Ethernet ports on the SWI 22 10 01 Figure 23 Recommended SWI 22 10 01 LED Port Interface Circuit If the LED Port Interface Circuit is to be located more...

Page 60: ...iated port will not be illuminated A port LED when there is a 1000Mb link on its associated port will be illuminated steady green A port LED when there is a 100Mb or 10Mb link on its associated port will alternate slowly between green and yellow A port LED when illuminated will flash when there is receive or transmit activity The rate at which it flashes is related to the port activity ...

Page 61: ...S 232 and power supply connectors for lab testing purposes TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS This section describes the technical specifications of the SWI 22 10 POWER Power Input 5VDC via PCI bus PCI Express Bus 3 0 5 5VDC via Auxiliary Power Connector measured at the connector Power Consumption 14W maximum all 20 ports actively driving 100 meter cables with full bandwidth traffic Support for Energy Effic...

Page 62: ... Protocol L2 IEEE 1588v2 Precision Timing Protocol PTP MANAGEMENT In band Ethernet management using Web GUI or Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP or command line interface CLI over RS 232 console for Telnet SSH Terminal HTTP HTTPS Web Server SNMP v1 v2 v3 Client DHCP Client IEEE 802 1X Authentication System Syslog SSHv2 IPv6 Management IGMP MLD DHCP Snooping Access Control Lists Port Mirrorin...

Page 63: ...emperature grade components CONNECTOR SPECIFICATIONS Refer to Chapter 5 Connector Descriptions for connector details Ethernet connectors Right Angle Molex 8 port configuration Right Angle Harwin Datamate 20 port configuration Recommended mating connectors support hand crimping of CAT5e wiring and include latching mechanisms for vibration mitigation Harwin connector can also support card to card ca...

Page 64: ...me Sensitive Applications in Bridged Local Area Networks IEEE 802 1D Spanning Tree Protocol Bridging IEEE 802 1P LAN Layer 2 QoS CoS Protocol for Traffic Prioritization IEEE 802 1Q Virtual LANs VLAN and Trunking IEEE 802 1Qav Forwarding and Queuing Enhancements for Time Sensitive Streams IEEE 802 1S Multiple Spanning Trees IEEE 802 1W Rapid Spanning Tree Reconfiguration IEEE 802 1X Port Based Netw...

Page 65: ...33 6322 Fax 1 801 483 1523 RETURNING FOR SERVICE Before returning any Curtiss Wright product please fill out a Return Material Authorization RMA request form available for download from the following website under the support section www cwcdefense com support rma salt lake city html Email this form to the Technical Support email address slp_tsupport curtisswright com to receive authorization for ...

Page 66: ... contact info Defense Solutions Division Curtiss Wright 3222 S Washington St Salt Lake City Utah USA 84115 801 483 1533 FAX 801 483 1523 Web site www cwcdefense com Sales 1 800 483 3152 or 801 483 1533 slp_sales curtisswright com Product Technical Support 1 801 433 6322 slp_tsupport curtisswright com Customer Feedback slp_feedback curtisswright com ...

Page 67: ...er partially typing the keyword The rest of the keyword will be entered automatically Modes Each command can belong to one or more modes The commands in a particular mode can be made invisible in any other mode Privilege A set of privilege attributes may be assigned to each command based on the level configured A command cannot be accessed or executed if the logged in user does not have sufficient...

Page 68: ...ally completed by the system if the system can guess what you need to enter For example if you request help on a particular command the prompt displayed after the list begins with that command ready for you to enter the arguments GET NEW EXAMPLE SWI2210 XXXX clear access Access management access list Access list spanning tree STP Bridge statistics Clear statistics for one or more given interfaces ...

Page 69: ...w a list of commands available in a particular mode change to the mode and then type A list of commands is displayed This example shows only the beginning of the list SWI2210 conf t SWI2210 config aaa Authentication Authorization and Accounting access Access management access list Access list If a help list or any other output to the screen is long more than one screen the display pauses and shows...

Page 70: ... user enters a g the word aggregation is the only possibility SWI2210 XXXX show ag aggregation Aggregation port configuration cr Pressing TAB now expands the word fully SWI2210 XXXX show aggregation Possible next input is displayed with a press of SWI2210 XXXX show aggregation Output modifiers mode Traffic distribution mode cr The syntax is displayed with another press of SWI2210 XXXX show aggrega...

Page 71: ... end of line see also XXXX Command History Allows you to view previous or next commands see Command History Up Ctrl P Previous line in command history Down Next line in command history Context Sensitive Help Allows you to display context sensitive help see XXXXX Show next possible input and description Ctrl Q Show syntax of possible command s TAB Show next possible input without description or exp...

Page 72: ...es use the Up and Down keys The number of lines to keep in the history for the current session is configurable The current value is displayed as part of the output from show terminal SWI2210 XXXX show terminal Line is con 0 You are at this line now Alive from Console Default privileged level is 2 Command line editing is enabled Display EXEC banner is enabled Display Day banner is enabled Terminal ...

Page 73: ...e first line has scrolled left the second line has scrolled right the third line has been scrolled to the middle of a quite long line Pagination Pagination appears each time execution of a command causes output of more lines than what has been configured as terminal length A typical example is the output from show running config After the first several lines have been output the pagination prompt ...

Page 74: ...ware capabilities the options are FastEthernet GigabitEthernet 2 5GigabitEthernet 5GigabitEthernet and 10GigabitEthernet Thus g is a unique abbreviation for GigabitEthernet 1 5 identifies the interface as belonging to switch 1 port 5 This parameter cannot be abbreviated The show interface command can output different kinds of information capabilities statistics status and several others The c is a...

Page 75: ...detail Additional Syntax Elements The syntax is more complex if the command allows sequences of multiple optionals such as a b c Each of a b c can be included or omitted e g a c is valid as is no input at all Order is not important e g a c and c a are equivalent Each optional can be used only once not repeated There are variations Group of optionals of which at least one must be present a b c 1 Gr...

Page 76: ...n all switches Examples This example assumes a stack with two switches switch ID 1 and 3 Each switch has 9 gigabit ports and two 2 5 gigabit ports interface or interface All ports of all types on all switches GigabitEthernet 1 3 1 9 2 5GigabitEthernet 1 3 1 2 interface 1 2 Switch 1 port number 2 of all types GigabitEthernet 1 2 2 5GigabitEthernet 1 2 interface 2 All switches all types port number ...

Page 77: ...and can specify any item in the output line The syntax is command begin include exclude string Execute a command that generates some output no filtering initially SWI2210 XXXX show users Line is con 0 You are at this line now Connection is from Console User name is admin Privilege is 15 Elapsed time is 0 day 21 hour 52 min 50 sec Idle time is 0 day 0 hour 0 min 0 sec Filter to include specific wor...

Page 78: ...tion again Both no operations can be viewed as reset to default with the defaults being No DNS name server and IP address SWI2210 XXXX configure terminal SWI2210 XXXX config interface vlan 1 SWI2210 XXXX config if vlan ip address dhcp SWI2210 XXXX config if vlan exit SWI2210 XXXX config ip name server dhcp SWI2210 XXXX config end SWI2210 XXXX show ip interface brief Vlan Address Method Status 1 17...

Page 79: ...nt access list Access list aggregation Aggregation port configuration clock Configure time of day clock dot1x IEEE Standard for port based Network Access Control eps Ethernet Protection Switching erps Ethernet Ring Protection Switching evc Ethernet Virtual Connections green ethernet Green ethernet Power reduction history Display the session command history interface Interface status and configurat...

Page 80: ...e help system hostname Set system s network name interface Select an interface to configure ip Internet Protocol ipmc IPv4 IPv6 multicast configuration ipv6 IPv6 configuration commands lacp LACP settings line Configure a terminal line lldp LLDP configurations logging Syslog loop protect Loop protection configuration mac MAC table entries configuration mep Maintenance Entity Point monitor Set monit...

Page 81: ...p Description of the interactive help system name ASCII name of the VLAN no SWI2210 XXXX config vlan Example Interface Configuration Mode Commands SWI2210 XXXX config interface GigabitEthernet 1 10 SWI2210 XXXX config if access list Access list aggregation Create an aggregation do To run exec commands in config mode dot1x IEEE Standard for port based Network Access Control duplex Interface duplex ...

Page 82: ... interface sflow Statistics flow shutdown Shutdown of the interface snmp server Set SNMP server s configurations spanning tree Spanning Tree protocol speed Configures interface speed If you use 10 100 or 1000 keywords with the auto keyword the port will only advertise the specified speeds switchport Switching mode characteristics thermal protect Thermal priority for the interface SWI2210 XXXX conf...

Page 83: ...s shown bold italic marks a parameter you provide such as my device as the new hostname 1 Change to configuration mode using one of the commands shown here As these examples show you can abbreviate commands to short versions that are unique SWI2210 configure terminal SWI2210 config term SWI2210 conf t 2 The prompt changes to include the mode name in parentheses SWI2210 config 3 Enter the hostname ...

Page 84: ...terface vlan 1 config vlan ip address 192 0 2 1 255 255 252 0 config vlan exit config exit To set up the switch to acquire an IP address using DHCP with a fallback address enter the following commands This example sets the switch to acquire an IP address using DHCP and if unsuccessful will set the IP address to 192 0 2 1 with a subnet mask of 255 255 252 0 config term config interface vlan 1 confi...

Page 85: ...port based Network Access Control eps Ethernet Protection Switching erps Ethernet Ring Protection Switching evc Ethernet Virtual Connections green ethernet Green ethernet Power reduction history Display the session command history interface Interface status and configuration ip Internet Protocol ipmc IPv4 IPv6 multicast configuration ipv6 IPv6 configuration commands lacp LACP configuration status ...

Page 86: ...rrent ip routing table source source command ssh Secure Shell statistics Traffic statistics verify verify command SWI2210 XXXX show ip statistics Output modifiers icmp IPv4 ICMP traffic icmp msg IPv4 ICMP traffic for designated message type interface Select an interface to configure system IPv4 system traffic cr A repeated press of displays the syntax SWI2210 XXXX show ip statistics show ip statis...

Page 87: ...is now non default and will be output Duplex is also output since it is forced to full when the speed is fixed at 1Gbps Display current configuration for an interface All settings are at default SWI2210 XXXX show running config interface GigabitEthernet 1 4 Building configuration interface GigabitEthernet 1 4 end Now set the speed to 1Gbps and display the configuration again SWI2210 XXXX configure...

Page 88: ...vlan qos rfc2544 rmon snmp source guard ssh thermal protect upnp user vlan voice vlan web privilege group level SWI2210 XXXX show running config feature dns Building configuration vlan 1 ip dns proxy interface GigabitEthernet 1 1 The structure of running config is maintained in the output i e sub modes such as VLANs and Ethernet interfaces are listed but may be empty if the requested feature is ir...

Page 89: ... the exception is that working with configuration files or reloading defaults must be done in Privileged Exec mode The process is 1 Raise privilege level to 15 2 Enter Global Configuration mode 3 Input appropriate configuration commands 4 Optionally enter sub modes and input appropriate commands there 5 Exit Global Configuration mode 6 Verify configuration 7 Save configuration to flash Example Con...

Page 90: ...6 1 2 255 255 0 0 end More verification Display IP interfaces and assigned IP address and status SWI2210 XXXX show ip interface brief Vlan Address Method Status 1 172 16 1 15 24 DHCP UP An address was obtained from DHCP so the fallback wasn t used Try to inspect hostname SWI2210 XXXX show hostname Invalid word detected at marker No such command exists but it is possible to extract a single line fr...

Page 91: ...ring active VLANs Command vlan vlan_id_list Prompt hostname config vlan VLAN interface config Config Sub mode for configuring VLAN interfaces Command interface vlan vlan_id_list Prompt hostname config if vlan Interface config Config Sub mode for configuring Ethernet interfaces Command interface type switch_num port_num Prompt hostname config if Line Config Sub mode for configuring terminal lines C...

Page 92: ...Ethernet interfaces goes through Global Configuration or another sub mode i e it is possible to change directly from say VLAN sub mode to Ethernet interface sub mode Each mode and sub mode thus implements a scope for commands Inside each mode a particular subset of commands is available to get to other commands one must generally change mode sub mode This is necessary because there are commands wi...

Page 93: ... configure terminal Now create VLAN 100 and give it a name This enters the VLAN sub mode as indicated by a new prompt SWI2210 XXXX config vlan 100 SWI2210 XXXX config vlan name MyVlan Change directly from VLAN sub mode into Ethernet interface sub mode for interface instance 4 on switch 1 and set link speed to auto SWI2210 XXXX config vlan interface GigabitEthernet 1 4 SWI2210 XXXX config if speed ...

Page 94: ...when an operator inputs a new password as the operator will usually not know the encrypted form of the password The admin user is by default at level 15 i e at the highest possible privilege level Example Configuring Privilege Level Passwords The following example configures a level 15 password using enable secret inspects the resulting configuration then removes it again SWI2210 XXXX configure te...

Page 95: ...rname Display current set of local user accounts SWI2210 XXXX show running config include username username admin privilege 15 password encrypted dmVyeS1zZWNyZXQ Add two accounts operator and monitor The passwords are supplied in unencrypted form SWI2210 XXXX configure terminal SWI2210 XXXX config username operator privilege 10 password unencrypted a secret SWI2210 XXXX config username monitor pri...

Page 96: ...ty A value of zero disables automatic logout history Exec Line Length of command history buffer length Exec Line Terminal length in lines used for pagination Zero disables pagination location Line A line of text that describes the terminal location e g Server room motd banner Line Enable disable display of Message Of The Day banner configured with banner motd privilege Line Assign default privileg...

Page 97: ...time is 0 day 0 hour 0 min 0 sec Then set terminal length to zero to disable pagination and exec timeout to zero to disable automatic logout SWI2210 XXXX terminal length 0 SWI2210 XXXX terminal exec timeout 0 SWI2210 XXXX show terminal Line is con 0 Terminal width is 80 length is 0 history size is 32 exec timeout is 0 min 0 second Then we do the same but for all future console sessions Note how th...

Page 98: ... any printable character that isn t used in the message is usable SWI2210 XXXX configure terminal SWI2210 XXXX config banner motd This is the Message Of The Day Banner Enter TEXT message End with the character It spans multiple lines And one more But now it ends Then the Login and Exec banners Both are single line Note how different delimiters are used in each banner SWI2210 XXXX config banner log...

Page 99: ... COMMANDS The Parvus commands are available only from a special debug mode You must type the full strings shown here no abbreviations allowed ENTERING PARVUS DEBUG MODE 1 At the system prompt enter the following string including the underscores The prompt does not change SWI2210 XXXX _debug_privilege_ SWI2210 XXXX 2 Type the following string The system prompt changes to SWI2210 XXXX debug vcli deb...

Page 100: ...ODE To exit debug mode you need to return to the root level and then reboot the switch You can use either the up command or a 1 Type up to move up one level or to go to root level SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus up SWI2210 XXXX Debug SWI2210 XXXX 2 Type system to access the system level SWI2210 XXXX system 3 Type reboot The system reboots SWI2210 XXXX reboot ...

Page 101: ...g Use Only BitStatus TEST Manufacturing Use Only EEPROM EeDump addr item_cnt Displays fault logging EeFill addr item_cnt fill_val TEST Manufacturing Use Only LED LED TEST Manufacturing Use Only Log LogAddEntry TEST Manufacturing Use Only LogErase Erases the fault log LogShow Displays the fault log OptDefaults OptShow OptWrapFaultLog integer Temperature OptTCritical integer integer OptTDisplay inte...

Page 102: ... log wrapping enabled Watchdog enabled enabled Zeroize enabled disabled Zeroize polarity 12 VDC Zeroize style 0 Clear configuration Zeroize debounce time 20 2 0 S CBIT test interval 600 60 0 S Temp monitor display disabled Temperature thresholds Sensor warn critical local 100 115 switch 100 115 phy1 100 115 phy2 100 115 SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus OptDefaults Resets all Parvus persistent options to ...

Page 103: ... 9 pC 000A0 00 70 43 01 00 00 98 07 04 D8 44 01 00 01 00 03 pC D 000B0 06 00 D8 44 01 00 00 10 07 04 A8 47 01 00 01 00 D G 000C0 76 06 00 A8 47 01 00 00 B4 07 04 08 6F 01 00 01 v G o 000D0 00 DC 06 00 08 6F 01 00 00 39 07 04 08 6F 01 00 o 9 o 000E0 01 00 DC 06 00 08 6F 01 00 00 39 07 04 D8 71 01 o 9 q 000F0 00 01 00 B8 06 00 D8 71 01 00 00 F7 07 04 B0 7B q 00100 01 00 01 00 67 06 00 B0 7B 01 00 00...

Page 104: ...t log Depending on the number of entries this may require several minutes to complete Syntax logerase Example SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus logerase Erasing fault log Remaining locations XXXXXXX A counter decrements as the locations are erased When the erasure is complete the system reboots Status Shows the status of Parvus extensions Syntax status Example SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus status Parvus threa...

Page 105: ...version number Syntax version Example SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus version Parvus version 1 0 0 SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus xoshow Show registers from Silicon Labs Si570 Programmable XO Syntax Debug Parvus XoShow Example SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus xoshow Si570 HS_DIV 1 N1 7 RFREQ 0x2BC0CA731 11744880433 SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus xoup Increases frequency of Silicon Labs Si570 Programmable XO Syntax Debug...

Page 106: ...roize feature Zeroize must be enabled before it can be invoked Syntax Debug Parvus OptZEnable integer integer is 0 disable or 1 enable Default is 0 Example SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus optzenable 0 optzpolarity do not use Sets the polarity of the zeroize input Syntax optzpolarity integer integer is 0 12 VDC or 1 grounded Default is 0 Example SWI2210 XXXX Debug Parvus optzpolarity 0 optzstyle do not u...

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