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Field

Description

Power 
Utilization

Displays the total power utilization. Full output power is 120W.

PSE Temperature Operation temperature of the POE Supply Device
Port

Port number

POE Enabled

Check to Enable POE on the corresponding port. By default, POE is 
disabled

Delivering 
Power [W]

Displays the output power currently being delivered to the 
corresponding port 

Voltage [V]

Displays the output voltage currently being delivered to the 
corresponding port

Current [mA]

Displays the output current currently being delivered to the 
corresponding port

Priority

Should the utilized power exceed 120W, the termination of power 
to devices is allocated according to port priority. Each port has 
high, medium and low priority levels. The system prioritizes power 
distribution to the port with highest priority level. By default, all 
ports are at low priority

 

NOTE:

  If priority is not specifi ed, priority is allocated 

by port number with 1 being the highest 
priority and 8 being the lowest priority

Static Allocation 
[W]

This feature takes effect in static allocation mode only. You can 
confi gure a specifi c amount of power for each port. A maximum 
power output of 15.4W is permitted per port with the total output 
not to exceed 120W

5.6 VLAN

A VLAN or Virtual Local Area Networks can be used to establish secure autono-
mous broadcast/multicast domains. A VLAN is used to divide a network into 
multiple network segments and/or to shrink broadcast domains for application or 
departmental optimization. Within a VLAN, all Ethernet packets, such as unicast, 
multicast, broadcast and unknown unicast packets will be transferred only to other 
devices within the VLAN group. A VLAN can be used to change the topological 
structure of the network without any movement of a network device or change of 
network connections. You can modify the VLAN settings of a device for example, 
to “move” a device from the VLAN of one group to that of another group. This 
helps create secure, optimized departmental (or function/application specifi c) 

Summary of Contents for XMS-1008P

Page 1: ...Combine the Benefits of POE with Gigabit Technology 10X Performance of Fast Ethernet Simplify POE Device Installation While Enhancing Network Performance Provide Intuitive Network Management and Optimization Capabilities Optimize and Protect Your Network with Advanced VLAN QoS and Network Security Features SWITCH ...

Page 2: ... or by implication or otherwise under any Luxul intellectual property rights An implied license only exists for equipment circuits and subsystems contained in this or any Luxul product DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS The following graphical alerts are used in this document to indicate notable situations TIP Tips Hints or Suggestions to improve performance or Installation NOTE Special requirements that you sh...

Page 3: ...N 10 4 1 Installation on Desktop Shelf 10 4 2 Installation in a Rack 11 4 3 Network Connections 11 4 4 Network Transmission Media 11 5 CONFIGURATION 12 5 1 Login 12 5 2 Status 13 5 3 Port Settings 13 5 4 Mirror 17 5 5 POE 17 5 5 1 POE Configuration 18 5 6 VLAN 20 5 8 QoS 24 5 9 MAC Settings 25 5 10 802 1x 26 5 12 IGMP Snooping 30 5 13 System 31 6 REGULATORY COMPLIANCE 36 6 1 Health and Safety Reco...

Page 4: ...etwork between switches or for long range communications and extensions Optical fiber can be used to efficiently deliver data at distances of up to 49 miles as opposed to the 300 foot limitation of standard twisted pair Ethernet 1 2 Product Features Complies with IEEE802 3 IEEE802 3u IEEE802 3ab and IEEE802 3z Ethernet standards 8 10 100 1000 Mbps RJ 45 ports and supports Auto MDI MDIX 2 SFP optic...

Page 5: ...switch configuration files Traffic statistics and dynamic display of packet receive transfer statistics by port 1U steel chassis for standard 19 inch rack installation 1 3 Product Specifications Protocols and Standards IEEE 802 3 10Base T Ethernet IEEE 802 3u 100Base TX Fast Ethernet IEEE 802 3ab 1000Base T Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802 3z 1000Base X Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802 3af Power over Ethernet I...

Page 6: ...MAC entries Management Features Web Based GUI System Log Max 500 log entries Network Data Transfer Rate Ethernet 10Mbps Half duplex Ethernet 20Mbps Full duplex Fast Ethernet 100Mbps Half duplex Fast Ethernet 200Mbps Full duplex Gigabit Ethernet 1000Mbps Half duplex Gigabit Ethernet 2000Mbps Full duplex Interface Options RJ 45 10BASE T Cat 5 UTP STP 100BASE TX Cat 5 UTP STP 1000BASE T Cat 5 Cat 5e ...

Page 7: ...ch includes 8 1000Mbps RJ45 and 2 SFP ex pansion ports on the right side and LED indicators on the left side Each 1000Mbps port has one Link Activity LED one 1000Mbps LED and one POE LED there are also two SFP LEDs one Power LED one System LED and a reset button XMS 1008P 1 3 5 7 2 4 6 8 8 Port Gigabit Ethernet Smart POE Switch SFP1 SFP2 POWER SYS RESET LINK ACT POE SPEED 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SPEED 10 ...

Page 8: ...running normally Flashing The XMS 1008P is restoring default settings Off The XMS 1008P is in startup and initialization process or is not on At startup port LEDs will flash for 1 second as a self test Reset Button The Reset button Located at the lower left corner of the front panel is used to clear the current settings of the switch and restore factory default settings How to Use the Reset Button...

Page 9: ...e a moment to initialize This is normal as the XMS 1008P does not detect the optical connection until after the initialization and startup of internal software systems are completed TIP To extend your wired network connections beyond 300 feet an optical connection will be required Please contact your Luxul representative or go to our website to learn more about optical fiber SFP optical modules an...

Page 10: ...ner compressors fluorescent light ballasts CRT monitors televisions etc and free from vibration dust and direct sun light 3 2 Before Connecting to the Network The XMS 1008P can be rack mounted or used as a desktop switch Before con necting to the network please be aware of the following requirements Install the XMS 1008P in a stable safe place to avoid any possible damage Make sure there is adequa...

Page 11: ...ch supports to the rack L Shaped Supports for XMS 1008P 4 3 Network Connections The XMS 1008P supports 10 100 1000 Mbps Ethernet 10 100 Mbps half full duplex mode and 1000 Mbps full duplex mode All RJ 45 ports support Auto MDI MDIX and can be used as ordinary ports or as Uplink ports Any RJ 45 port can be used to connect the XMS 1008P to an Ethernet enabled device including servers routers and oth...

Page 12: ...is not equipped with internal DHCP server However if you are connecting to the XBR 2300 Enterprise Dual WAN Router with the default LAN address the configuration will be automatic Otherwise the IP address of the computer for login and configuration will need to be manually configured The table below lists the default parameters of the XMS 1008P Parameter Default Value Default IP address 192 168 0 ...

Page 13: ... window Click any menu item on the left to view and or modify the corresponding settings or functions 5 2 Status Status Displays the current system status of the XMS 1008P Hardware Version Hardware version of the switch Firmware Version Software version of the switch DHCP Client Status of the DHCP client set at Disable by default IP Address 192 168 0 3 by default Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 by defau...

Page 14: ...e connected device otherwise communication may fail Port settings also affect the port mirroring and Trunk group functions 5 3 1 Port 5 3 2 Rate Limit 5 3 3 Storm Control 5 3 4 Statistics 5 3 1 Port Port Configuration Basic port configuration options for the XMS 1008P include port enable disable operating mode and flow control The following describes the configuration functionality Port Displays t...

Page 15: ... Limit Rate Limit Configuration The XMS 1008P allows the user to set limits on how much bandwidth is allocated to each port This feature prevents a devices or user from consuming excessive bandwidth and can be used to guarantee good quality bandwidth to all client devices connected to the switch Port Displays the corresponding port number for viewing or changing settings All 8 10 100 1000 Mbps Eth...

Page 16: ...y discards the packet to ensure a stable environment that is free from broadcast storms Broadcast Rate The allowed bandwidth rate of broadcast packets Default is 108kb or 1mb second Multicast Rate The allowed bandwidth rate of multicast packets Default is 108kb or 1mb second NOTE If multicast streaming is used in your environment you will want to raise this limit from the default Unknown Unicast R...

Page 17: ...fresh Manually refreshes the current port statistics data Note The page does not refresh dynamically 5 4 Mirror Port mirroring is used to transfer the packets of one or more monitored ports to another port allowing a security department or administrator to monitor Internet access traffic flows and packets The bandwidth of the monitoring port cannot be lower than that of the monitored port If the m...

Page 18: ...r additional power drops Remote Management Easy power on off and reset options for devices located in hard to reach places A POE system consists of a POE Supply Device and a Powered Device 1 POE Supply Device This device consists of a power supply and POE SUPPLY DEVICE module that implements the functions of detecting a Powered Device obtaining Powered Device power requirements remote power delive...

Page 19: ...the actual power consumed by the Powered Device If class 1 is detected then the allocated power it will receive is 4W If class 2 is detected the allocated power it will receive is 7W If class 3 is detected the allocated power it will receive is 15 4W If the consumed power of the Powered Device exceeds the port power limit pre defined by the Powered Device s class then the port will terminate power...

Page 20: ...riority NOTE If priority is not specified priority is allocated by port number with 1 being the highest priority and 8 being the lowest priority Static Allocation W This feature takes effect in static allocation mode only You can configure a specific amount of power for each port A maximum power output of 15 4W is permitted per port with the total output not to exceed 120W 5 6 VLAN A VLAN or Virtu...

Page 21: ...or added without having to physically move the device 5 6 1 VLAN Mode 5 6 2 Port VLAN 5 6 3 802 1Q VLAN 5 6 4 VLAN Port Tag Configuration 5 6 1 VLAN Mode Two VLAN modes are available Port VLAN and 802 1Q VLAN Port VLAN This option sets the XMS 1008P to operate in port VLAN mode 802 1Q VLAN This option sets the XMS 1008P to operate in 802 1Q VLAN mode NOTE When one VLAN mode is selected the other m...

Page 22: ...d will not be part of the group NOTE To remove a port from a specified VLAN first select the VLAN group you wish to remove it from Then check the ports you wish to remain in the VLAN while leaving the ports you wish to remove unchecked 5 6 3 802 1Q VLAN 802 1Q VLAN Configuration In 802 1Q VLAN mode Tagged mode the port VLAN ID VID is used to distinguish to which VLAN the traffic belongs When a pac...

Page 23: ...to remove the VID tag from the frame Tagged Untagged Incoming Filter Specifying the Incoming Filter rule determines whether to receive or not receive the VID tagged packets that are inconsistent with the port PVID NOTE Checking the Incoming Filter box will drop all packets sent to the port that do not have the specified PVID i e if the packet is tagged as one and the PVID is set to two the packet ...

Page 24: ...itch together or cascade two switches through more than one trunk channel Such configurations will result in a network loop and will cause a broadcast storm resulting in blocking of all network traffic on the switches 5 8 QoS QoS functions can be implemented through a combination of priority mode set tings and priority control options The XMS 1008P supports packet mapping by 4 priority levels low ...

Page 25: ...f Port Priority is enabled and high priority is assigned to a physical port all packets passing this port are mapped to high priority As a result the switch processes the packets received transmitted by this port first Description of QoS Configuration Port ID Selects the port to be set Port Priority Select low normal medium or high for the desired port priority NOTE Applications like Video Streami...

Page 26: ...e Lists the MAC addresses to be filtered as shown below To remove A MAC address from the filter table and allow access to the network click Delete on the right column next to the corresponding MAC address 5 9 2 Static MAC Static MAC Address Assigns and binds a particular MAC address to a specified port Data transmission of that MAC address can then only be forwarded through the corresponding port ...

Page 27: ...r IP Sets the IP address of the RADIUS server RADIUS UDP Port Sets the RADIUS UDP port of the XMS 1008P It is set to 1812 by default RADIUS Secret Sets the value of the secret key the XMS 1008P sends to the corresponding RADIUS server If there is a mismatch the server will drop all authentication requests Reauthentication Enabled Enables or disables the reauthentication function This setting in ta...

Page 28: ...e setting Port State Displays the 802 1X status of each port Options include 802 1X disabled Link Interrupted Authorized or Unauthorized Force Re authenticate Clicking the link forces the corresponding port to perform reauthentication 5 11 RSTP Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol RSTP can be used to create connection links for redundancy and failover To avoid loops RSTP automatically assigns a root bridg...

Page 29: ...g active Max Age Sets a value ranging 6 seconds to 40 seconds If a switch does not receive the packet transmitted by the root bridge when the maximum aging time is up the switch will take over as the root bridge and transmit the packets to all other switches If the switch has the lowest priority level it will continue to function as the root bridge This setting should be set to a large value to av...

Page 30: ...ystem 5 12 IGMP Snooping IGMP Snooping is used to implement dynamic registration of L2 multicast on the switch To accommodate L2 multicast with IGMP Snooping IGMP must be activated on the client device and router as the XMS 1008P only snoops the IGMP messages transmitted by the client device and router to dynamically maintain the L2 multicast group Multicast registration on this switch does not af...

Page 31: ...ce this function is enabled the multicast snooping status can be viewed 5 12 2 Snooping Status IGMP Status Displays the multicast snooping options configured by VLAN When the multicast table is not established Querier displays Idle When the XMS 1008P snoops into a multicast message Querier displays Active and the values in Queries transmitted and Queries received will begin to be displayed The val...

Page 32: ...e XMS 1008P and used for notification of certain events Such events may be serious i e switch reboot or ordinary i e the status changes of a switch port The XMS 1008P can generate traps and send them to the NMS SNMP Configuration SNMP Enables or disables the SNMP management function SNMP is enabled by default SNMP Trap Destination Sets the destination IP address of the Trap messages generated by t...

Page 33: ...firm New Password Re enter the new password NOTE A password can consist of up to 15 alphanumeric characters 5 13 3 Power Save Power Save Check to enable or uncheck to disable the power save mode Apply Enables or disables the power save mode 5 13 4 Upgrade Firmware Upgrade Please visit the Luxul website to check for firmware upgrades and obtain upgrade instructions 1 Go to the Luxul website www lux...

Page 34: ...Subnet Mask Sets the subnet mask of the switch 255 255 255 0 by default Gateway Sets the gateway of the switch 0 0 0 0 by default Management VLAN Selects the VLAN of the management computer NOTE If the Management VLAN is not setup properly you will not be able to manage the switch CAUTION After enabling the DHCP client you must check for the IP address obtained from the DHCP server usually a route...

Page 35: ...ater than 3600 seconds CAUTION If ARL Aging is unchecked the switch stops learning new MAC addresses and the addresses in the MAC address table turn into static MAC entries and are free from aging This is not recommended 5 13 7 Restore Factory Defaults Restore Factory Defaults Click Apply to restore the factory default configuration CAUTION Restoring default configuration will re set all of your s...

Page 36: ...ed in conjunction with the approved Luxul Models should be professionally installed and the Radio Frequency Output Power will not exceed the maximum allowable limit for those countries that have regulatory approval 6 1 Health and Safety Recommendations Warnings for the use of Wireless Devices Please observe all warning notices with regard to the usage of wireless devices Potentially Hazardous Atmo...

Page 37: ...hat interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and rece...

Page 38: ...nnection status between the local device and target host Must be run from the command line netstat Displays details of current active network connections including routing table and network interface information Can also be used to count the active network connections Must be run from the command line tracert Displays the path taken by a packet before reaching the target host and the specific time...

Page 39: ... Internet Protocol TCP IP then click Properties see Figure 3 Figure 3 Select Use the following IP address enter 192 168 0 xxx xxx ranges 2 254 for IP address and 255 255 255 0 for subnet mask see Figure 4 Note do not use 192 168 0 2 as this is the address of the switch Figure 4 Click OK to return to the Local Area Connection Properties dialog box Click OK to exit the setting window Note the addres...

Page 40: ...A suite of protocols and hardware management that prioritizes data packets Very useful in latency sensitive applications i e VoIP Control Systems Video Streaming RSTP Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol A protocol that helps to reduce broadcast storms by managing multiple connections to the same destination SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol is an Internet standard protocol for managing devices on I...

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