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User Guide

XtraTap | INT10G12XXFE-X | 4.22.1

3. Enter the template name. If no name is entered the system will automatically apply a name as follows,

tmplt, tmplt(2), tmplt(3), etc.

4. Enter the description, optional.

5. Select the Template Type, Pass All, Pass By or Deny By.

6. If pass by or deny by was selected in Step 5, the options will be displayed as follows.

Source MAC Address / Source MAC Mask
Destination MAC Address / Destination MAC Mask
Ether Type
Source IPv4 Address / Source IP Mask
Destination IPv4 Address / Destination IP Mask

Source IPv6 Address / Source IP Mask

IPv6 is not supported for this model

Destination IPv6 Address / Destination IP Mask

IPv6 is not supported for this model

Inner VLAN ID
Outer VLAN ID
DSCP
IP Protocol
L4 Source Port or Range
L4 Destination Port or Range

7. Select Save Template once all desired option modifications have been completed.

8. The new filter template will appear on the Filter Templates panel.

9. The filter template may be modified by selecting the template name.

10. The filter template may be deleted by selecting the Red X.

 Load Balancing Group

Load balancing groups are used as an egress option on config maps. The traffic applied to the ports

assigned to a load balancing group will follow the hashing per the load balancing policy. Ports may be
added or removed from load balancing groups as desired. However, if ports are added or removed from
a load balancing group that is used in a config map, the config map load balancing group will be also
modified, the reverse is also applied. Previously created load balancing groups will appear on the Create
Config Map panel.

1. Select Load Balancing Groups.

The Load Balancing Groups panel will be displayed.

2. Select Create Group.

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Summary of Contents for INT10G12MSFE-5

Page 1: ...User Guide INT10G12MSFE 5 INT10G12MSFE 6 INT10G12MSFE 7 INT10G12MSFE 8 INT10G12MSFE 9 INT10G12SSFE 5 INT10G12SSFE 6 INT10G12SSFE 7 INT10G12SSFE 8 INT10G12SSFE 9 12 2022 Release Version 4 22 1...

Page 2: ...e purchased products services and features are stipulated by the contract made between Garland Technology and the customer All or part of the products services and features described in this document...

Page 3: ...ation 10 TACACS Test 11 TACACS Ping Test 11 TACACS Secondary Authentication 11 TACACS Test 11 TACACS Ping Test 12 Network Settings 12 IPv4 Disable 13 IPv4 Enable 13 IPv6 Enable 13 IPv6 Disable 13 Add...

Page 4: ...ilter 26 Config Map Save 27 Modify a Config Map 27 Config Map Statistics 27 Delete Config Map 28 Config Map Priority 29 Method 1 29 Method 2 29 Enable Disable Config Map 30 Disable Config Map 30 Enabl...

Page 5: ...ashboard provides access to the Packet Broker Port Info and System configuration options by selecting the desired option in the top menu bar These options are covered in detail per their specific sect...

Page 6: ...ft Up Arrow Link LED Port 4 Left Down Arrow Link LED Port 5 Left Up Arrow Link LED Port 6 Left Down Arrow Link LED Port 7 Left Up Arrow Link LED Port 8 Left Down Arrow Link LED Port 9 Left Up Arrow Li...

Page 7: ...disabled under the System panel System Info SNMP General Export Configuration Admin Import Configuration Network Settings Software Upgrade Date Time Reboot Syslog 1 Select System on the Dashboard Men...

Page 8: ...Key Press Timeout 1 Select General The General System Settings panel will be displayed 2 Select Edit Configuration 3 Enter the desired Chassis Name 4 Enter the desired Key Press Timeout 5 Select Save...

Page 9: ...or a user or group of users A group may be used for local or TACACS authorization In Use true means that there is at least one local user assigned to the group If a group is used by TACACS the In Use...

Page 10: ...tion may only be disabled provided that TACACS authentication primary or secondary has previously been enabled 2 Select Save Local Authentication Enable 1 Select Local Authentication 2 Select Save TAC...

Page 11: ...S Secondary panel will be displayed 2 Enter the IP Address IPv4 or IPv6 3 Enter the Secret Word optional 4 Select Save to save updates 5 Select Cancel to return the Admin Settings panel TACACS Test Th...

Page 12: ...tting option will cause GUI disruption for about 60 seconds Also note that modifying the management interfaces may cause network disruption if prior consideration and planning have not been performed...

Page 13: ...ificate involves two files The cert pem file and key pem file The unit will validate these files during the upload If the files do not match or one of the files are corrupted the unit will abort the u...

Page 14: ...e Loaded true 6 Verify Using Uploaded SSL Certificate false Date Time The following configuration options may be displayed modified enabled or disabled Timezone UTC NTP No Authentication Symmetric NTP...

Page 15: ...system allows for an IPv4 and IPv6 management interface to be assigned simultaneously 1 Select Edit Settings 2 Select NTP timing 3 Enter the IPv4 or IPv6 Address 4 Verify Authenticate None 5 Select S...

Page 16: ...erface to be assigned simultaneously 1 Select Syslog The Syslog Configuration panel will be displayed 2 Select Edit Settings 3 Select Enable Syslog Config 4 Enable Unit ID optional 5 Enter the Unit ID...

Page 17: ...V2 Read Write or V2 read Only 8 Enter the desired V2 Community Password 9 Select the desired Protocol V3 10 Enter the desired V3 User 11 Enter the desired V3 Auth Password 12 Enter the desired V3 Pri...

Page 18: ...nit will automatically verify the selected exportCfg json file 6 Select Configure The unit will import and load the exportCfg json An import done message will be displayed when complete A reboot is no...

Page 19: ...The following configuration options may be displayed modified enabled or disabled under the Packet Broker panel Configuration Maps Load Balance Policy Filter Templates Load Balance Groups Garland Tech...

Page 20: ...e is created it will appear on the Create Config Map panel and may be used to create an ingress or egress filter Template options may be modified when applied to a config map Any option modification m...

Page 21: ...red option modifications have been completed 8 The new filter template will appear on the Filter Templates panel 9 The filter template may be modified by selecting the template name 10 The filter temp...

Page 22: ...ad balancing group by selecting the Edit for the desired group 10 Deleted the load balancing group group by selecting the red X Load balancing groups may not be deleted if used on a config map Load Ba...

Page 23: ...the config maps as follows map map 1 map 2 etc 4 Place the cursor in the Name panel and enter the name 5 Select the Check to apply 6 Select the Description pencil to apply a description optional 7 Pla...

Page 24: ...p to bottom A filter may be selected and moved up or down depending on priority preference Figure 2 Filter Figure 3 Filter System Considerations 2 Filter templates may be modified by selecting the gre...

Page 25: ...ouse button Drag the load balancing group to the Egress panel and release Ports may be added or removed from any load balancing group If ports are added or removed from a previously created load balan...

Page 26: ...h the left mouse button Drag the filter template to the Port XX Egress Filters panel and release The filter template will become an actual egress filter once the config map is saved Filters may be add...

Page 27: ...fied 6 Remove a filter template by selecting the Red X Config Map Save 1 Select Save to save the current configuration The Save this configuration May take a few seconds panel will be displayed 2 Sele...

Page 28: ...n to display individual statistics for ingress ports filters egress ports and load balancing group ports 4 Select Refresh Counts to refresh the statistics 5 Select Clear Counts to clear and refresh th...

Page 29: ...e there are three config maps with ingress port 5 The Traffic_A config map is the highest priority 1 the Traffic_B config map is the next priority 2 and finally the Traffic_C is the next priority 3 Th...

Page 30: ...tabase and not available for traffic If the config map has a green check then it is enabled If the config map has a red dash then it is disabled Disable Config Map 1 Select the green check for the con...

Page 31: ...under the Port Info panel Port Number Mode Port Description SFP Data Link VLAN Tag Set Speed VLAN Strip Speed 1 Select Port Info on the Dashboard menu bar The Port Configuration panel will be displaye...

Page 32: ...Modify the port speed by selecting the pull down panel for the desired port 2 Select the desired speed 3 Select Save to save updates Mode 1 Modify the port mode by selecting the pull down panel for th...

Page 33: ...ID 1 4094 3 Select Save 4 Disable by deselecting the VLAN Tag option for the desired port 5 Select Save VLAN Strip VLAN strip removes the outer VLAN ID for packets when the port is configured as an e...

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