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Product Introduction

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Product Feature

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Installation Precautions

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Installation Way

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Cable Connection

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Function Configuration Guide

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Computer Requirements

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Set Up Network Connection

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Web Page Configuration Guide

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Interface Management

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Storm suppression

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bandwidth settings

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Port Protection

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MAC Address Table

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Traffic Statistics

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VLAN forwarding rules Introduction:

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Network Management

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Chapter 11 Network Safety

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10.1 Port Security Authentication

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10.2 Static Address Lock

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Summary of Contents for 221890

Page 1: ...EN User Manual Gigabit Switch Managed 24xGb SFP slots 8xGb RJ45 ports 4x10Gb uplink SFP slots IAR 7SM1024MMB...

Page 2: ...Guide 19 4 1 Quick Guide 19 5 Interface Management 22 5 1 port settings 22 5 2 Storm suppression 25 5 3 bandwidth settings 27 5 4 Port Protection 29 5 5 loop detection 32 5 6 MAC Address Table 35 5 7...

Page 3: ...11 2Routing table configuration 67 12 System Management 69 12 1 IP Address 69 12 2 Username and password 71 12 3 SNMP Setup 72 12 4 Log Output 75 12 5 File Management 76 13 Console Interface Settings...

Page 4: ...ce network engineering projects and so on 1 2 Product Feature Provide 24 Gigabit SFP slots 8 10 100 1000 RJ45 combo ports 4 1000 10G uplink SFP slots Provide web based layer 3 network management by si...

Page 5: ...5 1 3Board Diagram...

Page 6: ...6 1 4Specification Products are subject to change without prior notice 2 Installation Caution Anti counterfeiting label is attached to switch s cover Product damage caused by...

Page 7: ...recautions Instruction This is level A product which may cause radio disturbance in living environment Users may need to take corresponding and effective measures to solve the problem Pull out the pow...

Page 8: ...h directly Enough space larger than 10cm for air outlet so as to facilitate the heating dissipation Good ventilation system for cabinets and workbench is preferred Ensure the Cabinet and workbench is...

Page 9: ...nstalling or moving the switch Grounding and anti lightening can greatly increase the protection level of the switch please connect the grounding terminal to the earth area by using at least wire 20 I...

Page 10: ...h Installation You can put this product on clean stable grounded workbench The installation procedure as below 1 Carefully put the device upside down clean the grooves on the chassis backplane with so...

Page 11: ...the rack and fix the product by aiming at the rubber plug 2 4Cable Connection 2 4 1 Device Connection Use cross network cable or cross over cable to connect PC or other device with switch s Ethernet...

Page 12: ...r port and connect the another side with external AC power socket 2 Turn on the power check if switch s AC power LED is on that means power connected correctly 3 Use the power plug snap to jammed the...

Page 13: ...f the switch is VLAN1 3 If you need to connect the remote network please make sure the management PC and the router can do the job above 4 This product can t assign the IP address for the management P...

Page 14: ...l TCP IP property window Select use the IP address below button input IP address use arbitrary value between 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 254 besides 192 168 1 200 and the subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Click OK...

Page 15: ...utton If there is equipment response show in the pop out dialog that means network connection succeed otherwise please check if the network connection is correct 3 2 3 Cancel the Proxy Server If this...

Page 16: ...ions System Status Port Configuration VLAN Settings QoS management link management Port Security network management Network Statistics System management Exit and drop down menu bar of the language swi...

Page 17: ...as follows Caution Please follow the steps to check if the switch is installed correctly 1 Whether the physical connection of the equipment is correct Use network cable to connect the product s Ethern...

Page 18: ...page diagram 3 3 2 Change Language As shown below in the upper right corner of the Web page click on the drop down menu bar select Chinese or English to complete Web language switching Web English la...

Page 19: ...to modify enter one or a group of ports or select from the checkbox below If you set a port enter the corresponding port number in the port range if you set a group of ports you can use or separated...

Page 20: ...is the same as Port 3 Port 5 belongs to VLAN 11 so packets without VLAN TAG are set to the default VID PVID is 11 VLAN forwarding includes VLAN 11 and VLAN TAG is only VLAN 11 Port 6 belongs to the ma...

Page 21: ...e button to modify the settings As shown below Configuration instructions The main parameters for setting DHCP are the IP address segments that are expected to be assigned by each interface DNS must b...

Page 22: ...t be communicated on the same network segment To access the 192 168 11 0 network segment this network segment in 192 168 1 x 24 hidden behind 192 168 1 10 as shown in Figure This is the so called rout...

Page 23: ...plex 100M half duplex 10M full duplex 10M half duplex Flow Control Select to enable disable flow control Port Range Enter the port number to be modified enter one or a group of ports or select from th...

Page 24: ...urrent port Flow Control Displays the status of the current port s flow control function Port Enable Displays the status of the current port 5 1 1 Port setup example Configuration requirements Open po...

Page 25: ...ycling on the network or attempts to respond to an unresponsive system In general in order to change this state the request or the response group is constantly generated often making the situation wor...

Page 26: ...scribed as follows Item description Storm suppression Select Enable Disable Storm suppression Note The following parameter settings can be set only after the Storm suppression is enabled Port range En...

Page 27: ...This can effectively suppress broadcast storms prevent network congestion and ensure the normal operation of network services The storm suppression function is enabled only when set Range 64 64000Kbps...

Page 28: ...ange can be set to 64k 100M if you do not limit the entrance speed please do not fill in Export speed Set the port exit speed Fast port speed range can be set to 64k 100M if you do not limit the expor...

Page 29: ...nment the communication between these ports whether unicast frames broadcast frames or multicast frames can not be forwarded between the protection ports You can achieve this by setting some ports as...

Page 30: ...to save the configuration As shown below The interface items are as follows Interface item description Port Protection Configuration Select Enable Disable Port Protection Note The following parameter...

Page 31: ...the switch Port ID Displays the ID of the current port Port Protection Displays the port protection status of the current port 5 4 1 Port Protection Example Configure the requirements In a residential...

Page 32: ...so that the configuration takes effect As shown below 5 5loop detection Loopback detection determines whether a loopback condition exists on the port by sending a special packet on the port and check...

Page 33: ...following parameter settings can be set only when loopback detection is enabled Protection automatic recovery protection Automatic recovery is the loop in the port for protection the port protection f...

Page 34: ...you can use or separated Used to set a group of non contiguous ports such as 1 3 5 is used to set a group of contiguous ports such as 1 8 Port Loopback Detection Select to enable disable port loopbac...

Page 35: ...nually discards MAC addresses the device discards the packets with the source MAC address as the source MAC address and discards the packets The filter addresses are never aged out Enter Interface Man...

Page 36: ...elevant MAC information you are looking for In the MAC Address Table page you can view the found MAC address table information The interface items are as follows Interface Item description Serial Numb...

Page 37: ...order to achieve the virtual workgroup of emerging data exchange technology This emerging technology is mainly used in switches The IEEE released the draft 802 1Q protocol standard for implementing a...

Page 38: ...enerally used to connect to terminal devices that can not identify VLAN tags or to distinguish different VLAN members As shown in the following figure Device A is connected to a common PC The PC does...

Page 39: ...u need to set the link type of Device B to the LAN port to Hybrid and allow VLAN 2 and VLAN 3 packets without tag Enter the VLAN Setting Port VLAN menu bar In the Port VLAN Setting page you can set th...

Page 40: ...o set a group of contiguous ports such as 1 8 Link type Select the link type of the port according to the tag processing method of the port when forwarding packets You can choose Access Trunk and Hybr...

Page 41: ...e of the VLAN tag The device can identify whether the packet carries the corresponding VLAN tag based on the TPID value 6 3VLAN forwarding rules Introduction The following is the definition of a varie...

Page 42: ...le A physical port that has a VID that is consistent with the TAG tag can accept tagged data frames marked with this TAG tag from inside the switch regardless of whether the VID is a Untagged Port or...

Page 43: ...the transmission bandwidth transmission delay data packet loss rate In the network the service quality can be improved by ensuring the transmission bandwidth reducing the transmission delay reducing t...

Page 44: ...urity attacks and stop them before they cause any harm In LAN switches multiple service queues allow packet prioritization Higher priority services can go through the switch without being affected by...

Page 45: ...ity traffic is not completely blocked 7 1QoS settings Enter QoS Management QoS Setting menu In QoS Setting page you can enable disable QoS function set QoS priority enable disable 802 1p QoS function...

Page 46: ...If you set a priority enter the corresponding priority at the 802 1p ID range If you set a priority you can use or to separate it Used to set a group of discontinuous priority such as 1 3 5 is used to...

Page 47: ...rameter settings can be set only if DSCP function is enabled DSCP ID Range Enter the DSCP ID that needs to be configured You can enter one or a group of IDs If you set an ID enter the corresponding ID...

Page 48: ...aggregation group dynamically backs up each other improving connection reliability According to the different aggregation methods link aggregation can be divided into two modes Static aggregation mod...

Page 49: ...he same including STP on off link attributes such as point to point or non point to point STP priority STP cost STP packet format loop protection and root protection on the port Whether it is an edge...

Page 50: ...egation mode you can choose manual aggregation static LACP aggregation dynamic LACP aggregation Operation key Set the operation key the operation key at both ends must be the same The value ranges fro...

Page 51: ...ng configuration page enable the port aggregation function set the name of the aggregation group select the aggregation load mode as the source address the aggregation mode as dynamic LACP aggregation...

Page 52: ...shown below The interface items are as follows Interface item description Port Mirroring Select to enable disable port mirroring Note The following parameter settings can be set only if port mirroring...

Page 53: ...on contiguous ports such as 1 3 5 is used to set a group of contiguous ports such as 1 8 Collect data Select the port to monitor the data collection hairstyle Can choose all the data import data and e...

Page 54: ...re data traffic will be monitored by the administrator Configure the topology Configuration steps Go to Network Management Port Mirroring menu bar In the port mirroring configuration page enable port...

Page 55: ...gy tree only need not more than 1 second time traditional STP takes about 50 seconds Go to Network Management RSTP bar in the RSTP spanning tree page you can enable disable the RSTP spanning tree func...

Page 56: ...mended to set the priority of the core switch to a smaller value so that the switch becomes the root bridge at election time which is good for the stability of the entire network Period for Sending a...

Page 57: ...t port Yes means a point to point port no means that it is not a point to point port and auto detect means to automatically detect if it belongs to a point to point port The default is automatic detec...

Page 58: ...to the host to the IGMP member of the router The switch will send the multicast packet to the interface with the group member according to the corresponding relationship Enter the IGMP Snooping menu...

Page 59: ...D of the static multicast MAC address Port Range The port number of the static multicast MAC address On the IGMP Snooping page you can view the configuration information of IGMP snooping The interface...

Page 60: ...e connected to the port can pass the authentication you can access the resources in the LAN if can not pass the authentication you can not access the resources in the LAN To enter the Network Security...

Page 61: ...d key of the billing server Control mode Set up 802 1X on the port for access control mode the optional mode and its meaning as follows Automatic identification mode indicates that the port is in the...

Page 62: ...eparated is used to set a set of discrete ports such as 1 3 5 is used to set up a set of consecutive ports such as 1 8 On the Port Security Authentication page you can view the configuration informati...

Page 63: ...to move to this interface can still communicate And the corresponding port security port security is designed to protect the port security the port can only be specified in the MAC and its connection...

Page 64: ...re the current function is enabled Function disabled port Display the port number where the current function is off MAC Address Set the MAC address to be locked VLAN ID Set the VLAN to which the MAC a...

Page 65: ...65 Port Display the currently locked port...

Page 66: ...VLAN Different VLANs must communicate through a router or a router with a router function In general routing information that directs IP forwarding can be obtained in three different ways Static rout...

Page 67: ...nu bar In the port routing configuration page you can select the dynamic RTP route to enable the Layer 3 switch function set the target network subnet mask next hop Address Network Interface Click the...

Page 68: ...uting table Network port Network equipment of the various ports Currently used are Ethernet ports To enter the System Management Routing Interface menu bar in the routing interface page you can choose...

Page 69: ...onnected to the Internet The IP address consists of two fields the network number field net id and the host number field host id The IP address is assigned by the Network Information Center NIC of the...

Page 70: ...al number separated by a decimal point with each integer corresponding to one byte such as 10 110 50 101 Enter the System Management IP Address menu bar in the IP address page you can choose to set th...

Page 71: ...s of the current device The interface item is described as follows Interface Item Description No Display the serial number of the corresponding device address IP Address Display the IP address of the...

Page 72: ...e switch Customer Only the switch can be configured easily Username Set the login user s name Type in password Set the password for the login user Confirm password Re enter the user s password for the...

Page 73: ...mple and there are more security flaws SNMPv1 uses community name authentication The role of the community name is similar to the password used to restrict access to the Agent by the NMS If the commun...

Page 74: ...ateway SNMP Trap is part of SNMP When a specific event is detected it may be a performance problem Even if the network device interface is off the proxy will send an alarm event to the management stat...

Page 75: ...nable disable the log function according to the different log type query log you can click the download all information button to log export or click Delete all information button to delete the log cl...

Page 76: ...enerated Event Display the specific information of the log 12 5File Management Go to the System Management File Management menu bar In the file management page you can import export the configuration...

Page 77: ...wnload the latest upgrade file www feixun com cn by logging into our website Use the Update button to select the latest upgrade file and click the Upgrade button to complete the upgrade Restore to fac...

Page 78: ...1 Enter a name in the pop up new connection and select an icon for the connection After the configuration is complete click OK to make the configuration take effect 2 Select the COM port to use 1 Set...

Page 79: ...79 Example You can add a management IP address of 192 168 10 2 subnet mask 255 255 255 0 The configuration command is as follows default command user to restore factory value...

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