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WEB Configuration

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1.1

Preparing and Entry

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1.1.1

Switch Default Configuration

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1.1.2

Computer basic configuration requirement

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Establish network connection

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Check network weather connect between computer and switch

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Web management interface

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1.2.1

Basic information

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1.2.2

Configuration

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5.2.3 Monitor(Status Display)

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5.2.4 Diagnostics

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5.2.5 Maintenance

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Command Line Management

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Configure HyperTerminal

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USB

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port connect with Device console port

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System Information Query

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Recovery factory default

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Logout

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Query / ModifyIP

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Using own command help function

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Technical Parameters

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Summary of Contents for ESMGS8-P4-B Series

Page 1: ...ESMGS8 P4 B WEB Management User Manual Edition 1 0 June 4 2017 ...

Page 2: ... interface 4 1 2 Web management interface 5 1 2 1 Basic information 5 1 2 2 Configuration 7 5 2 3 Monitor Status Display 67 5 2 4 Diagnostics 93 5 2 5 Maintenance 95 2 Command Line Management 99 2 1 Configure HyperTerminal 99 2 1 1 USB 115200 8 N 1 port connect with Device console port 99 2 2 Login equipment and basic command Query 100 2 2 1 System Information Query 100 2 2 2 Recovery factory defa...

Page 3: ...168 0 240 user name admin password admin 1 1 2 Computer basic configuration requirement Ethernet card installed you can access the Internet through a network port we recommend using a Computer or better minimum display resolution support 1024 768 pixels for better view 1 1 3 Establish network connection Open network parameter configuration of Computer shown as below Select the Internet Protocol TC...

Page 4: ...ly normally then network connectivity otherwise check the network connection 1 1 5 Login switch management interface Running the browser enter the switch default IP address 192 168 0 240 in address column click Enter Login dialog box as shown below enter your user name and password the default user name admin password admin click the OK button or directly enter into the system configuration page A...

Page 5: ...nnection port When the indicator is green indicates that the corresponding port is connected the indicator is gray indicating the port not connected or enabled as shown below Navigation column Click on a navigation column entry the user can make the appropriate feature set and view as shown below Configuration Click the navigation column Configuration option the system will expand to show the rele...

Page 6: ... can be provided in the interface Diagnostics Click on the navigation column Diagnostics option the system will expand the relevant components for switch device detection Maintenance Click on the navigation column Maintenance option the system will be displayed in the management area related to user management interface related functions can be provided in the interface ...

Page 7: ...ystem Save Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory configuration System Contact 0 255 characters Equipment maintenance personal contact information No System Name 0 255 characters Switch name is used to specify switch function The first must be a letter the last one cannot be a special sign No System Location 0 255 characters Describing the location informat...

Page 8: ...introduction May different VLAN set different IP addresses to meet the different hosts in VLAN access to the switch Interface items configuration introduction Factory setting Delete Select not selected Select this option to delete an existing IP interface not selected VLAN 1 4095 number The VLAN associated with the IP interface Only ports in this VLAN will be able to access the IP interface This f...

Page 9: ...Valid format is dotted decimal notation or a valid IPv6 notation A default route can use the value 0 0 0 0 or IPv6 notation NO Mask Length 1 32 The destination IP network or host mask in number of bits prefix length It defines how much of a network address that must match in order to qualify for this route 24 Gateway IP The IP address of the IP gateway No Add Route Add a IP route configuration Cli...

Page 10: ...ess select the log level click Save button to complete the system logging configuration Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Server Mode Disable Enable Indicates the server mode operation When the mode operation is enabled the syslog message will send out to syslog server Disable Server Address Log configuration IP address Configure log server IP ...

Page 11: ...The maximum frame size that can be configured port maximum transmission unit the default is 9600 Select the relevant parameters click Save button to complete the port configuration Also Click Save button to save changes Click Reset to cancel any changes made locally and return to previously saved values Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Port Ph...

Page 12: ...trol Current Rx Indicate port whether send the flow control pause frames X Flow Control Configured Check uncheck On off flow control uncheck Maximum Frame Size 64 10056Byte Set the port of the maximum data frame length 9600 Excessive Collision Mode Discard Restart When the transfer conflict whether retransmission of dropped packets discard retransmission Discard 5 2 2 3 Security A System password ...

Page 13: ...uction Add New User Add new user User Name User name Password password Password again Confirm password Privilege Level Level The higher the value the greater the level Modify the account password In the User Interface click the account that you want to modify Interface items introduction ...

Page 14: ...s none no authentication enabled you cannot login into the system When you select the authentication mode is local enable user name and password to log in the system s local user database When you select the authentication mode is radius enable remote server for authentication Set relevant parameters click Save to save changes Click Reset to undo any changes made locally and revert to previously s...

Page 15: ...ick Save to complete the HTTPS configuration click Reset settings to the default values Interface items configuration introduction Factory setting Mode Disable Enable Off On HTTPS access switch Disable Automatic Redirect Disable Enable Off On automatic redirection between HTTP HTTPS Disable D Access management configuration Enter Switch Access Management navigation column Page is used to regulate ...

Page 16: ...ed Selected The IP address can accessed through HTTP HTTPS Not selected SNMP Select not selected Selected The IP address can accessed through SNMP Not selected Add New Entry Click to add a new interface Delete 5 2 2 4 SNMP Configuration A SNMP system configuration Enter SNMPconfiguration System navigation column If your network is configured with the SNMP server the switch can configure SNMP param...

Page 17: ...aracters from 33 to 126 Public Write Community 0 255 string Indicates the community write access string to permit access to SNMP agent private Engine ID 16Decimal Indicates the SNMPv3 engine ID The string must contain an even number in hexadecimal format with number of digits between 10 and 64 but all zeros and all F s are not allowed Change of the Engine ID will clear all original local users 800...

Page 18: ... events triggered Trap such as switch hot start cold start port status authentication fails Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Mode Disable Enable Indicates the trap mode operation Possible modes are Enabled Enable SNMP trap mode operation Disabled Disable SNMP trap mode operation Disable Add New Entry add button Click to expand Trap configurati...

Page 19: ...wed string length is 1 to 255 and the allowed content is ASCII characters from 33 to 126 No Trap Mode Disable Enable Indicates the SNMP mode operation Disable Trap Version SNMP V1 SNMP V2C SNMP V3 Indicates the SNMP supported version SNMP V2C Trap Community Public private String Indicates the community access string when sending SNMP trap packet The allowed string length is 0 to 255 and the allowe...

Page 20: ...tion Disable Trap Inform Timeout 0 2147 second Indicates the SNMP trap inform timeout The allowed range is 0 to 2147 3 Trap Inform Retry Times 0 255 time Indicates the SNMP trap inform retry times The allowed range is 0 to 255 5 Trap Probe Security Engine ID Disable Enable Indicates the SNMP trap probe security engine ID mode of operation Trap Security Engine ID 10 64 hexadecimal digits not allowe...

Page 21: ...mmunity Authenticate string No Source IP IP address Community Source IP address 0 0 0 0 Source Mask Subnet Mask Community Source Mask 0 0 0 0 D SNMP Users Configuration Enter SNMP Configuration Users navigation column Configure SNMPv3 user table on this page Configure Authentication security mode security level and data reported level of security encryption mode for particular user when access ide...

Page 22: ...ket encryption algorithm DES Privacy Password 8 32 characters Packet encryption password NO E SNMP Group Configuration Enter SNMPconfiguration Groups navigation column configure SNMPv3 group table on this page This function is used to set some of these groups and the security model the authentication name The Page Setup group as can select use group in Snmp Access Snmp Access Settings page out in ...

Page 23: ...e items Introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting View Name 0 255 byte View name default_view View Type Included excluded View only included exclude OID subtree node Included OID Subtree Use separated string of numbers OID Mark 1 G SNMPAccess Configuration Enter SNMPconfiguration Access navigation column Configure SNMPv3 access table on this page Configure when a grou...

Page 24: ...s you to configure the IEEE 802 1X and MAC based authentication system and port settings The IEEE 802 1X standard defines a port based access control procedure that prevents unauthorized access to a network by requiring users to first submit credentials for authentication The IEEE802 1X standard defines port based operation but non standard variants overcome security limitations as shall be explor...

Page 25: ...ting Mode Disabled Enabled Indicates if NAS is globally enabled or disabled on the switch stack Disabled Reauthentication Enabled Check uncheck Once selected after the authentication is successful a set time after the Reauthentication Period will be certified again uncheck Reauthentication Period 1 3600 second Recertification interval 3600 ...

Page 26: ...tems Configuration Introduction Factory setting Port 1 n Number of physical ports To configure the switch port number port 1 n Admin State Force Authorized In this mode when a client is connected to the port the switch will automatically send an EAPOL success frame you can access the network without authentication Force Authorized Note If set to a non Force Authorized port you can not open the por...

Page 27: ...estart Reauthorized Authorized buttons only when the authentication mode in the open while the port state of 802 1X MAC Based Auth When it is enabled click Reauthorized immediately for certification has passed recertification Reinitialize Reinitialize button only when the authentication mode in the open while the port state of 802 1X MAC Based Auth When it is enabled click Reinitialize initialize ...

Page 28: ...roduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Port 1 n Number of physical ports number for Switch To configure the port 1 n Policy ID 0 255 Select the policy to apply to this port ０ Action Permit Deny Select filter out traffic is forwarded or blocked Permit Rate Limiter ID Disabled 0 16 Select which rate limiter ID to apply on this port Disabled Port Redirect Disabled port N...

Page 29: ...select Enabled when changing the port you are using ACL user module open ports When you select Disabled when changing the port you are using ACL User Module shut down the port Enabled Counter Counts the number of frames that match this ACE ０ ACL Rate Limiter Configuration Enter ACL configuration Rate Limiters navigation column is the ACL rate limiter configuration of port The system supports 16 br...

Page 30: ...Rate 0 3276700 PPS 0 100 200 300 10000000kbp s Rate value configure 1 Unit pps kbps Rate unit pps packets sec Kbps kilobytes sec pps Click Save button when the configuration is complete Click Reset to return to the default values ACLAccess control List Enter ACLconfiguration Access Control List navigation column Check system access control lists Click to add ACE term of list ...

Page 31: ...e Ethernet frame type not match IP and ARP frames ARP ACE matching ARP RARP frame IPV4 ACE match all IPV4 frame IPV4 ICMP ACE matchingIPV4 frames with the ICMP protocol IPV4 UDP ACE matchingIPV4 frames with the UDP protocol IPV4 TCP ACE matchingIPV4 frames with the TCP protocol IPV4 other ACE matching the otherIPV4 frames except ICMP UDP TCP protocol IPV6 ACE match all IPV6 frame Action Permit For...

Page 32: ...nd port settings match ACE ０ List Change button ACE insert an item in the current row e Edit ACE Move the list ACE Down ACE in the list X Delete ACE In the bottom of the list to add an ACE item 5 2 2 6 AAA authentication authorization accounting configuration Enter AAA configuration navigation column If you use a remote RADIUS authentication server you can configure corresponding RADIUS server par...

Page 33: ...st 5 Retransmit 1 1000 The maximum number of retransmissions request 3 Deadtime 0 1440 min intervals of a request after the request fails 0 Key 0 63 byte Previous common password of RADIUS server and switch No NAS IP Address IP address NAS logical IP address No NAS Identifier 0 255 byte NAS authentication string No Privacy server configuration Interface items introduction Interface items Configura...

Page 34: ...equest NO Key 0 63 byte Previous common password of RADIUS server and switch click Add New Server to add a new RADIUS server 5 2 2 7 Aggregation A Static Aggregation Enter Aggregation Static navigation column The switch supports four kind Hash algorithm four kinds of algorithms mode can check combination computing Support 5 groups aggregation each supports up to 10 ports as shown 1 2 opening set o...

Page 35: ...le the use of the Source MAC address or uncheck to disable By default Source MAC Address is enabled not select Destination MAC Address Select not select The Destination MAC Address can be used to calculate the destination port for the frame not select IPAddress Select not select The IP address can be used to calculate the destination port for the frame not select TCP UDP Port Number Select not sel...

Page 36: ... a radio button to include a port in an aggregation or clear the radio button to remove the port from the aggregation By default no ports belong to any aggregation group Only full duplex ports can join an aggregation and ports must be in the same speed in each group not select B LACP Enter Aggregation LACP navigation column The switch supports dynamic aggregation port after port enable LACP Aggreg...

Page 37: ...trols whether LACP is enabled on this switch port LACP will form an aggregation when 2 or more ports are connected to the same partner not select Key Auto Specific 1 65535 The Key value incurred by the port range 1 65535 The Auto setting will set the key as appropriate by the physical link speed 10Mb 1 100Mb 2 1Gb 3 Using the Specific setting a user defined value can be entered Ports with the same...

Page 38: ...will transmit LACP packets each second while Slow will wait for 30 seconds before sending a LACP packet Fast Prio 1 65535 The Prio controls the priority of the port If the LACP partner wants to form a larger group than is supported by this device then this parameter will control which ports will be active and which ports will be in a backup role Lower number means greater priority 32768 5 2 2 8 Lo...

Page 39: ...ransmission Time 1 10 second The interval between each loop protection PDU sent on each port valid values are 1 to 10 seconds 5 Shutdown Time 0 604800 second The period in seconds for which a port will be kept disabled in the event of a loop is detected and the port action shuts down the port Valid values are 0 to 604800 seconds 7 days A value of zero will keep a port disabled until nextdevice res...

Page 40: ...d not shutdown port and log Tx Mode Disabled Enabled Select the port is send port of protected PDU or the receiving end Enabled as the sender Disabled receiving end Enabled 5 2 2 9 Spanning Tree A STP Configuration Enter Spanning Tree Bridge Settings navigation column configure the system spanning tree on this page prevent loop Enable RSTP protocol defaulted by system All configured parameters are...

Page 41: ... 4096 61440 Controls the bridge priority Lower numeric values have better priority The bridge priority plus the MSTI instance number concatenated with the 6 byte MAC address of the switch forms a Bridge Identifier For MSTP operation this is the priority of the CIST Otherwise this is the priority of the STP RSTP bridge 32768 Forward Delay 4 30 second The delay used by STP Bridges to transit Root an...

Page 42: ... for MSTI information generated at the boundary of an MSTI region It defines how many bridges a root bridge can distribute its BPDU information to Valid values are in the range 6 to 40 hops 20 Transmit Hold Count 1 10 The number of BPDU s a bridge port can send per second When exceeded transmission of the next BPDU will be delayed Valid values are in the range 1 to 10 BPDU s per second 6 Advanced ...

Page 43: ...select Port Error Recovery Timeout 30 86400 second The time to pass before a port in the error disabled state can be enabled Valid values are between 30 and 86400 seconds 24 hours No B STP port configuration Enter Spanning Tree configuration CIST Ports navigation column All ports by default are run Spanning Tree Protocol to prevent loops Port path cost default is Auto users can manually specify am...

Page 44: ... the system will be based on the connection speed to use STP recommended values When you select Specific enter a value between 1 200000000 only as a path overhead Auto Priority 0 16 32 240 Port Priority 128 AdminEdge Non Edge Edge Set the port connected device is STP bridge device or a non bridge device if non bridge device configured as Edge will speed forwarding rate Non Edge AutoEdge Select not...

Page 45: ...P packet forwarding equipment limitations namely it does not forward the received TCN Topology Change Notification message to other ports BPDU Guard Select not Select When Selected the port does not receive a valid BPDU not Select Point to Point Auto Device Automatic detection link is connected to this port is point to point Auto Forced True Set this port to connect the device to force the link to...

Page 46: ...lticast function is configured for unregistered multicast packets discarded or broadcast operations Port can be configured router port does not age When receiving an IGMP query is not configured for the port on the router port the switch that the port is connected with IGMP router direct or indirect on the port recorded as dynamic routing port When the switch receives IGMP reports will be forwarde...

Page 47: ... tick Proxy On Off not tick Router Port tick not tick Set the port to route non routing port not tick Fast Leave tick not tick Enable disable IGMP fast leave not tick B IGMP Snooping VLAN Configuration Enter IGMP Snooping Configuration VLAN Configuration navigation column Click Add New IGMP VLAN button enter VLAN ID 1 2 tick Snooping enable option click Save button to complete the IGMP Snooping VL...

Page 48: ...t if the corresponding management address is not set it defaults to the first VLAN management address if not VLAN management address the system defaults to 192 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 5 2 2 11 LLDP Configuration Enter LLDPConfiguration LLDP navigation column The switch supports LLDP Link Layer Discovery Protocol can be major capacity of the terminal equipment management addresses device identification inter...

Page 49: ... to the neighbor 30 Tx Hold 2 10 times Multiple frame interval for configuring LLDP frame effective time the effective time Tx Hold x Tx Interval 4 Tx Delay 1 8192 second After LLDP configuration change time to re transmission and the last time interval between frames LLDP 1 4 Tx Interval 2 TxReinit 1 10 second Time interval between LLDP stop frame and a new start frame 2 LLDP port configuration I...

Page 50: ...n LLDP frame transmission Tick Sys Name Tick Not tick When ticked the System Name will be included in LLDP frame transmission and did not tick the System Name is not included in LLDP frame transmission Tick Sys Descr Tick Not tick When ticked the System Description will be included in LLDP frame transmission and did not tick the System Description is not included in LLDP frame transmission Tick Sy...

Page 51: ...ESMGS8 P4 Web User s Manual 51 104 frame transmission 5 2 2 12 POE Enter POE navigation column Set the value of the PoE ...

Page 52: ...ined by Class Allocating LLDP MED Class Power Management Mode Actual Consumption Reserved Power Reserved Power PoE Power Supply Configuration Interface items Introduction Factory setting Primary Power Supply W 2000 2000 PoE Port Configuration Interface items Introduction Factory setting PoE Mode Disabled PoE PoE Disabled Priority Low High Low Maximum Power W 15 4 ...

Page 53: ...Static Entry button enter the VLAN ID a legitimate MAC address select the port member click Save button to complete the configuration MAC address table Timeout configuration Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Disable automatic aging Tick not tick After tick the switch a certain time is not automatically remove the MAC address not used in MAC add...

Page 54: ...C addresses Not Selected Static MAC address configuration Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Delete Click delete the corresponding table VLAN ID 1 4095 Added MAC address belong to VLAN ID 1 MAC Address MAC address MAC address add to MAC address table 00 00 00 00 00 00 Port Members Recheck 1 n port After selecting the port MAC Address in the MAC ...

Page 55: ...Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Delete Click delete the corresponding entries VLAN 1 4095 To configure the specified VLAN ID 1 IPv4 Address TCP IP address Mask Length Subnet mask significant digits such as 24 represents 255 255 255 0 namely11111111 11111111 11111111 00000000 click Add Interface to add a new VLAN IP B VLAN Configuration Enter ...

Page 56: ...es packets with VLAN tag and the VLAN ID tag should not be 0 untag refers to the port only receives packets without tag labels If configure advanced QINQ features port optional unaware lc c portls s port s custom port type several modes to achieve different functions Click Reset button to return to the data before Save Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory...

Page 57: ... does not match the frame the frame is dropped Egress Tagging Untagged Port VLAN Tagged All Untagged All Set the port receive the frame type Untagged Port VLAN VLAN port only receives untagged frames TaggedALL port receives frames tagged for all UntaggedAll some frame labels are not applied All Allowed VLANs When setting the Trunk function need to set the allow the VLAN ID 1 Forbidden VLANs Forbid...

Page 58: ...figuration Enter Private VLANs configuration Port Isolation navigation column To implement Layer 2 isolation between packets and different ports can be configured to different VLAN but do not waste the limited VLAN resources using port isolation feature achieving isolation between ports within the same VLAN users only need to put the port to the isolation group you can achieve isolation between La...

Page 59: ...duction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Port 1 n configure the switch port number 1 n QoS class 0 7 Qos class number 0 is the lowest priority category 0 DP level 0 1 Frame discard class 0 no dropped frames 1 drop frames during congestion 0 PCP 0 7 802 1Q VLAN priority tag frames if the port is VLAN aware and the frame has a VLAN tag this value will be inserted into the V...

Page 60: ...s Configuration Introduction Factory setting Port 1 n switch Port ID need to configure 1 n Enabled Select not select Qos policy enabled select enabled Not select Rate 100 1000000 1 3300 Rate value configure 100 1000000Kbps or 1 3300pps 500 Unit Kbps pps Rate unit pps packets sec Kbps kilobytes sec kbps Flow Control Select not select On off flow control Not select C Qos egress port schedulers Enter...

Page 61: ...oduction Factory setting Port 1 n Switch Port ID need to configure 1 n Mode Strict Priority Weighted Port schedule mode Strict Priority Weight Qn show line 1 5 weighted 500 Click port number 1 2 3 10 enter to specific configure page Scheduler Mode configure to Strict priority interface show as below ...

Page 62: ...Strict Priority Weighted Schedule mode optional Strict Priority Queue Shaper Enable Select not select On Off queue shaper enable not select Queue Shaper Rate 100 1000000 1 3300 Queue rate configure 100 1000000Kbps or 1 3300pps 500 Queue Shaper Unit Kbps pps Rate unit pps packets sec Kbps kilobytes sec kbps Queue Shaper Excess Select not select After select queue can use excess bandwidth not select...

Page 63: ... the port number of upper right corner you can configure all switch ports D Qos Egress port shapers Enter Port Shaping navigation column show QoS port queue module configuration Interface items introduction Interface items Configuration Introduction Factory setting Port Strict Priority Weighted Schedule mode selected Strict Priority Shapers Qn shows each queue configuration Shapers Port shows each...

Page 64: ...P IPV4 IPV6 Select the recognized frame type for the input data flow Any Key Parameters SMAC Any Specific Select the recognized MAC address OUI Organization ID for the input data flow Any Key Parameters DMAC Any UC MC BC Select a frame input data stream to identify the destination MAC address type Any Destination can be any type of MAC UC Destination only to allow unicast MAC MC Destination only t...

Page 65: ...flow Any Action Class 0 7 Add type value for frame matching key parameters 0 Action DPL Default 0 1 Add discard value for frame matching key parameters Default Retain the original DPL Default Action DSCP Default 0 63 Add DSCP value for frame matching key parameters Default Retain the original DSCP Default F Qos storm control configuration Enter Storm Control navigation column configure QoS port st...

Page 66: ...d to the network analytical instruments you can clear analysis mirroring port packets without disrupting the business of mirroring source port Port mirroring is a convenient re line monitoring All ports system can be configured as a mirrored port but the destination port mirroring can only configure one When a port is configured as a mirrored port the corresponding port cannot be configured as a s...

Page 67: ... mirrored 5 2 3 Monitor Status Display 5 2 3 1 System A System information Enter System Information navigation column view system information on page Interface items introduction Interface items Introduction Contact System Configuration menu configure maintenance personnel contact Name System Configuration menu configure switch name Location System Configuration menu configure switch location MAC ...

Page 68: ...rmation during the running equipment process that is easy for the maintenance personnel analyze the problem Interface items introduction Interface items Introduction Level Select log level ALL Info Warning Error Clear Level Remove log level ALL Info Warning Error ID Log index ID Level Log level Time Log Time date Message Log message Page operating button Refresh Clear view the first log view the P...

Page 69: ...ation column entrylog display system log detail on page Interface items introduction Interface items Introduction ID Select the log index to view Level Log level Time Log generate time Message Log message 5 2 3 2 Thermal Protection Enter Thermal Protection display the status information of device temperature on page ...

Page 70: ...age a graphical interface that shows the connection status of the switch ports B Port data traffic overview Enter Ports Traffic Overview navigation column In the Port Statistics page you can see the number of packets transmitted and received for each port the number of bytes transmitted and received error packets When have too many error message it indicates the working status of the port is poor ...

Page 71: ... Port Switch physical port number Packets Received Packets Received Packets Transmitted Packets Transmitted Bytes Received Bytes Received Bytes Transmitted Bytes Transmitted Errors Received Errors Received Errors Transmitted Errors Transmitted Drops Received Drops Received Drops Transmitted Drops Transmitted Fitered Received Fitered Received C Port QoS Statistics Enter Ports QoS Statistics navigat...

Page 72: ...nce personnel Drop down navigation through the port to see the designated port traffic information the user can check the Auto refresh button to refresh the data in real time information can also be manually Click Refresh to see the new data Clear button to clear the statistical data provided Features Total of transmitting and receiving packets Interface items introduction Interface items Introduc...

Page 73: ...es Rx 1024 1526 Bytes Frame number of Rx 1024 1526 Bytes Rx 1527 Bytes Frame number of Rx 1527 Bytes Tx 64 Bytes Frame number of Tx 64 Bytes Tx 65 127 Bytes Frame number of Tx 65 127 Bytes Tx 128 255 Bytes Frame number of Tx 128 255 Bytes Tx 256 511 Bytes Frame number of Tx 256 511 Bytes Tx 512 1023 Bytes Frame number of Tx 512 1023 Bytes Tx 1024 1526 Bytes Frame number of Tx 1024 1526 Bytes Tx 15...

Page 74: ...he number of filtered outframes during forwarding process Tx Drops Number of transmit frame due to insufficient cache or congestion drops Tx Late Exc Coll The number of transmit frames conflict then drop during transmission D Port QoS Control list Enter Ports QCL Status navigation column display all QoS control table on page Interface items introduction Interface items introduction User User name ...

Page 75: ...tion Power Allocated Power Allocated Power Used Actual power usage Current Used Actual current usage Priority Low High Port Status The PoE available is green the PoE is not available is red 5 2 3 5 Security A Access Management Statistics Enter Access Management Statistics navigation column display access management statistics on page Use can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time ...

Page 76: ...ess management mode Allowed Packets Number of allowed port after turned on access management mode Discarded Packets Number of discarded packets from port after turned on access management mode B Network Port Security Enter Port Security Switch navigation column display port switch security on page User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh b...

Page 77: ...port number Users User module abbreviations MAC Count The current number of learned MAC addresses Port state Enter Port Security Port navigation column display specific port state on page User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh button to see the new data Interface items introduction Interface items Description MAC Address VLAN ID Port lea...

Page 78: ...tton to see the new data Interface items introduction Interface items introduction Port Switch physical port number click to the details page Admin State adopt authentication mode Force Authorized In this mode when a client is connected to the port the switch will automatically send an EAPOL success frame you can access the network without authentication Force Unauthorized In this mode when a clie...

Page 79: ...tus Enter ACLStatus navigation column on statistics page can view related security information Use view all kinds network security information through select the drop down navigation Combined Static IPMC LOOP conflict User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh button to see the new data Interface items introduction Interface items Descriptio...

Page 80: ...he frame Be mirrored not mirror receiving from the port CPU Packet matching ACE forward to CPU CPU Once The first packet matching ACE forward to CPU Counter Packet counter matching ACE Conflict Firmware state C AAAstatus Enter AAA RADIUS Overview navigation column If the network has been configured remote server radius you can view the relevant certification packet statistics from this page Interf...

Page 81: ...s Rejects Receiving packet number from server Access Challenges Receiving access password packets from server Malformed Access Responses Receiving packets number which non compliant and unknown from server Bad Authenticators Receiving authentication response packets number which including invalid authentication name invalid message Invalid Certificate attributes from server unknown Types Authentic...

Page 82: ...ace Items Description IPAddress Authentication server IP address State state Disable server off Not Ready server on without IP packet Ready server on operating IP packet RADIUS module is ready to accept access Dead X seconds Left invalid time Round Trip Time Recent access response access password the access request interval 5 2 3 6 LACP state A LACP system status Enter LACP System Status navigatio...

Page 83: ... LACP physical port information User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh button to see the new data Interface items introduction Interface items Introduction Port Switch physical port ID LACP LACP status Yes LACP on and connected port No LACP off and port disconnected Key Communication key Aggr ID Aggregation Examples ID Partner System ID ...

Page 84: ... LACP Received Port Received the number LACP frame LACP Transmitted Port transmitted the number LACP frame Discarded Port discard the number of illegal LACP frame 5 2 3 7 Loop Protection Enter Loop Protection navigation column display loop protection status on page User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh button to see the new data Interfa...

Page 85: ...dge ID port path cost and other information User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh button to see the new data STP bridge status detail Interface items description Interface items Description Bridge Instance STP bridge instance type Bridge ID Bridge instance ID Root ID Current root ID Root Cost Root path cost Root Port Designated port for...

Page 86: ...ath Cost The current STP port path cost Edge Edge port instructions Yes port edge port No ports are non edge port Point to Point The current state of the STP is point to point Uptime The last uptime of bridge port B Spanning Tree Port status Enter Spanning Tree Port Status navigation column can view each STPport status Including STP role the forwarding state updated information User can select Aut...

Page 87: ... Transmitted RSTP Port transmitted the number of RSTP BPDU Transmitted STP Port transmitted the number of STP BPDU Transmitted TCN Port transmitted the number of TCN BPDU Received MSTP Port received the number of MSTP BPDU Received RSTP Port received the number of RSTP BPDU Received STP Port received the number of STP BPDU Received TCN Port received the number of TCN BPDU Discarded Unknown Port di...

Page 88: ...of received V1 Report frame V2 Reports Received The number of received V2 Report frame V3 Reports Received The number of received V3 Report frame V2 Leaves Received The number of received V2 leave frame Router port Interface items instruction Interface items Instruction Port Switch port ID Status Indicator route port B IGMP Groups Information Enter IGMPSnooping Groups Information navigation column...

Page 89: ... the system name and other information User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh button to see the new data Interface items introduction Interface items Introduction Local Port Receiving the port number of LLDP frame Chassis ID Neighbor s LLDP frame included Chassis ID value Port ID Neighbor s LLDP frame included port No Port Description Ne...

Page 90: ...s LLDP frame included port No Total Neighbours Entries Dropped Neighbor transmitted the port description Total Neighbours Entries Aged Out Neighbor published system name Local counter Interface items instruction Interface items instruction Local Port Port of local received and transmitted frame Tx Frames The number of LLDP frames transmitted Rx Frames The number of LLDP frames received Rx Errors T...

Page 91: ...the new data Interface items introduction Interface items Introduction Type MAC address type of Related MAC items Static Dynamic VLAN VLAN ID of Related MAC items MAC address MAC address of Related MAC items Port Members Corresponding port of Related MAC items 5 2 3 12 VLANs status A VLAN membership Enter VLANs VLAN Membership navigation column show VLAN membership information on page User can sel...

Page 92: ...ons Static NAS MSTP Combined User can select Auto refresh button to refresh data in real time Can also be manually Click Refresh button to see the new data Interface items introduction Interface items Introduction Port Switch port ID Port Type VLAN type indication port Unaware port as VLAN tag port which is not recognized C Port port as user port S Port port as service port S Custom Port as user s...

Page 93: ...tus of filtering frame tag remove tag UVID No label VLAN ID Conflicts It indicates whether there is a conflict VLAN 5 2 4 Diagnostics Diagnostics navigation column including ping and VeriPHY function 5 2 4 1 Ping Enter Ping navigation column This can check the network connectivity if the network is normal ping detection will respond to ICMP echo packets Enter the IP address PING length count spaci...

Page 94: ...ngth Set Ping packet length range 2 1452 default is 56bytes Ping Count Set the count of send Ping packets range 1 60 default is 5 Ping Interval Set Ping packet sending interval range 0 30 default is 1 second 5 2 4 2 VeriPHY Diagnostics Enter VeriPHY diagnostics navigation column It can detect electrical cable communication under normal will show Ok ...

Page 95: ...nnected state OK normal Open Open circuit Short Short circuit Short A B C D short with A B C D cable Cross A B C D Coupling with A B C D cable Length A B C D Cable length XXX m 5 2 5 Maintenance 5 2 5 1 Restart Device Enter Restart Device Navigation Column When restarted after set the system MAC address etc it is recommended to restart the device to take effect ...

Page 96: ...tore the factory configuration functions The default configuration for all configuration and IP address will become equipment factory 5 2 5 3 Software A Upload firmware download Enter Software Upload Navigation Column Version Upgrade for upgrading switch version after the upgrade need to restart the device B Image Select Enter Image Select can activate the backup image ...

Page 97: ...tartup config Navigation Column Save the current configuration if not save restart device will not take effect on equipment configuration Enter Configuration Download Navigation Column can upload current equipment configuration Enter Configuration Upload Navigation Column can upload the previous configure file to switch by upload function to achieve configuration updates ...

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Page 99: ...al 2 1 1 USB 115200 8 N 1 port connect with Device console port 1 There are many ways to access the serial management port of Switch For example Hyper Terminal SecureCRT Putty and so on SecureCRT software will be used in the description below 2 Select the COM port to use and click OK 3 Set the appropriate serial port parameters as follows and then click OK ...

Page 100: ... will see the following prompt message in serial terminal interface 2 2 Login equipment and basic command Query Note The command can be entered only the first four characters the other can be used as usual omitted 2 2 1 System Information Query Command Show version ...

Page 101: ...out that is exit to the login screen 2 2 4 Query ModifyIP Command line prompt to enter a user name and password enter the appropriate commands into the relevant settings and queries At the command prompt type Or help to get help The following equipment for the VLAN1 IP Modify IP Address NOTE After modifying the IP to exit and save otherwise the changes will not be effective ...

Page 102: ... Manual 102 104 2 2 5 Using own command help function To sum up configure other feature can be successfully loggedthe command prompt configure by the system prompts enter the tab key to display prompts information as below ...

Page 103: ...e 8192 Priority 8 flow control IEEE 802 3x Flow Control and Back pressure Treatment Store and Forward Interface RJ45 Ports 10 100 1000 Base T X Auto MDI MDI X Fiber Ports 1000 Base X 100 Base FX Power Supply Power input PWR1 45 57VDC PWR1 45 57VDC Power reverse protection Present at terminal block Power Consumption 10W No POE POE POE IEEE802 3af 802 3at POE POE output power Each POE port output ra...

Page 104: ...5o C 40 185o F Operating humidity 5 to 95 No condensation Mechanical Dimensions W x D x H 68 mm W x 106 mm D x 146 mm H DIN rail mounting Casing IP 40 protection Certification Shock IEC 60068 2 27 Free Fall IEC 60068 2 32 Vibration IEC 60068 2 6 Warranty 5 years ...

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