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5. Statistics Menu

Press  S  on  Main  Menu  to  see  Statistics  Menu  as  Figure  5-1  below.  This  screen
allows you to monitor the number of packets as the statistical information on your
switch. Doing so allows you to figure out the network condition. In addition, mon

-

itoring error packets enables to isolate the failure.

                                             

Figure 5-1 A: Statistics Menu

Screen Description

The following describes how to use several commands on this screen.

Port

Displays the port-number.

Refresh

Displays the update interval of the screen (the factory default settings is 300 
seconds).

Elapsed Time Since 
System Up

Displays the time of starting this device.

Counter Name

Displays the name of each counter.

Total

Displays the value of each counter.

Avg./s

Displays the mean value for one second of each counter.

S

Switches the target port. 

Press  S  (command),  and  then  the  appearance  of  the  command  prompt  becomes  "Select
port-number>". Enter the port-number to be displayed.

N

Displays the value of the next port.

Press N, and then a counter of the next port is displayed.

P

Displays the value of the previous port.

Press P, and then a counter of the previous port is displayed.

 PNxxxxxx Local Management System
 Main Menu -> Statistics Menu
 Port:   1   Refresh: 300 Sec.      Elapsed Time Since System Up: 000:00:18:16
 <Counter Name>           <Total>                  <Avg./s>
 Total RX Bytes           0                        0
 Total RX Pkts            0                        0
 Good Broadcast           0                        0
 Good Multicast           0                        0
 CRC/Align Errors         0                        0
 Undersize Pkts           0                        0
 Oversize Pkts            0                        0
 Fragments                0                        0
 Jabbers                  0                        0
 Collisions               0                        0
 64-Byte Pkts             0                        0
 65-127 Pkts              0                        0
 128-255 Pkts             0                        0
 256-511 Pkts             0                        0
 512-1023 Pkts            0                        0
 Over 1024 Pkts           0                        0
 -------------------------------- <COMMAND> -----------------------------------
 [N]ext  [P]revious  [S]elect Port  Re[f]resh Mode  Since [R]eset  [Q]uit
 Command>
 Enter the character in square brackets to select option

Summary of Contents for PN261693D

Page 1: ...GA ML Series Model Number PN261693D Menu Reference ...

Page 2: ...2 The target model for this Menu reference is as follows Model Name Model Number Firmware Version GA MLD16TPoE PN261693D 3 0 0 06 and above ...

Page 3: ... 3 4 Port Configuration Power Saving Menu 34 3 5 System Security Configuration 36 3 5 1 Telnet Access Limitation Configuration 40 3 5 2 RADIUS Configuration 42 3 5 3 Syslog Transmission Configuration 44 3 5 4 SSH Server Configuration 46 3 5 5 LED Base Mode Configuration 48 3 6 Forwarding Database 49 3 6 1 Static Address Table 50 3 6 2 MAC Learning Menu 51 3 6 3 Display MAC Address by Port 53 3 6 4...

Page 4: ...107 4 4 10 Regional Topology Information 108 4 5 1 Quality of Service Configuration 109 4 5 2 Traffic Class Configuration 110 4 5 3 Scheduling Method 111 4 5 4 Egress Rate Limiting Configuration 113 4 6 Storm Control Configuration Menu 115 4 7 IGMP Snooping Configuration 117 4 7 1 IGMP Snooping VLAN 120 4 7 2 IGMP Snooping Multicast Router Information 122 4 7 3 IGMP Snooping Statistics Table 124 4...

Page 5: ...ation 166 4 12 4 PPS Neighbor Table 168 4 12 5 PPS Connection Table 171 4 13 Digital Diagnostic Monitoring 173 5 Statistics Menu 175 6 Switch Tools Configuration 179 6 1 TFTP Software Upgrade 180 6 2 Configuration File Upload Download 182 6 3 System Reboot 184 6 4 Exception Handler 185 6 5 1 Ping Execution 187 6 5 1 IPv4 Ping Execution 188 6 5 1 IPv6 Ping Execution 190 6 6 System Log 192 6 7 Watch...

Page 6: ...unction the configura tions such as a console port Telnet and SSH are needed This part describes the configurations of the device Note You cannot access a destination with Telnet and SSH if an IP address is not set Configure the IP address as minimum requirements through a console port beforehand to access it See section 3 1 for the IP address settings ...

Page 7: ...ch is included in the Windows XP or earlier version Both the asynchronous terminal and the terminal emulator above are compatible with VT100 The communication condition of asynchronous termi nal is configured as follows Communication system RS 232C Compatible with ITU TS V 24 Emulation mode VT100 Communication speed 9 600bps Data length 8 bits Stop bits 1 bit Parity control Nothing Flow control No...

Page 8: ...mpt becomes the log in screen as Figure 2 1 Check the communication settings if the log in screen is not displayed Figure 2 1 Log in Screen Console GA MLDxxTPoE Command Line Interface Product Number PNxxxxxx Firmware Version Vx x x xx MAC Address 00 50 40 xx xx xx Serial Number xxxxxxxxxxx UserName ...

Page 9: ...ly as Figure 2 1 and then FA MLxxTPoE is displayed If the password or log in name is incorrect GA MLDxxTPoE is not dis played You can change the log in name and password See the configuration of access condition for details on the method of changing System Security Configuration Figure 2 1 Entering a User Name and Password Note All of the passwords are displayed as Note For Telnet four users can a...

Page 10: ...Address xx xx xx xx xx xx IP Address 192 168 1 10 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 DHCP Mode Disabled COMMAND Set I P Address Set Subnet M ask Set Default G ateway Set IP P a rameter Set D HCP Status Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets to select option 1 Subject 2 Name of Upper menu 3 Name of a current Menu 6 Prompt 7 Line for entering 8 Descripti...

Page 11: ...g Telnet 2 Name of the Upper Menu Displays the name of the upper menu Press Q command of the fol lowing to move to the menu screen which is displayed on this col umn 3 Name of a Current Menu Displays the menu name of the current screen 4 Content Displays the content which is configured on the current screen 5 Command Displays a usable command on a current screen Usable commands depend on the scree...

Page 12: ... 4 Switching to the Menu Screen Figure 2 4 Menu Screen GA MLDxxTPoE Command Line Interface Product Number PNxxxxxx Firmware Version V2 0 1 00 MAC Address 00 50 40 xx xx xx Serial Number xxxxxxxxxxx UserName manager Password GA MLDxxTPoE enable GA MLDxxTPoE menu PNxxxxxx Local Management System Main Menu G eneral Information B asic Switch Configuration A dvanced Switch Configuration S tatistics Swi...

Page 13: ... address SNMP and port config uration Advanced Switch Configuration Configures the extension function of this device e g the function of VLAN link aggregation a spanning tree QoS IGMP snooping and PoE power supply Statistics Displays the statistic information of this device Switch Tools Configuration Configures the bells and whistles of this device e g firmware version up saving and loading the co...

Page 14: ...ystem up for 000day s 01hr s 18min s 22sec s Boot Runtime Code Version 1 0 0 01 2 0 1 00 Serial Number xxxxxxxxxxxxx Hardware Information Version 0 CPU Utilization xx DRAM Flash Size 484M 128M DRAM User Area Size Free xxxxxxxx bytes Total xxxxxxxx bytes System Fan Status Good System Temperature Thermal Sensor 0 xxC Thermal Sensor 1 xxC Administration Information Switch Name GA MLDxxTPoE Switch Loc...

Page 15: ...n Information Items displayed on this part are configured by CLI Switch Name Displays the name of your device Switch Location Displays the installation site of your device configured The factory default settings is nothing Switch Contact Displays the contact information configured The factory default settings is nothing System Address Information Items displayed on this part are set by System IP C...

Page 16: ...ory The appearance of the command prompt becomes Save current configuration Y N on this screen Press Y to save it and N otherwise If you do not save the configuration on this screen the content configured is deleted when restarting or powering off Figure 2 8 A Save Configuration to Flash PNxxxxxx Local Management System Main Menu Save Configuration to Flash Save current configuration Y N Y for Yes...

Page 17: ...igure 2 8 B Saving the Configuration Information Exiting to Save PNxxxxxx Local Management System Main Menu Save Configuration to Flash Saving configuration to flash is successful press any key to continue ...

Page 18: ...e screen becomes as Figure 2 10 You can configure on a command line instead of the menu format from this screen See the configuration method as it is described on Operation manual CLI Type logout at the command prompt to move from CLI to Menu Figure 2 10 Command line Interface CLI GA MLDxxTPoE ...

Page 19: ...ng from a console In addition accessing through Telnet or SSH is disconnected Do the procedure for logging in the 2nd section to operate again In addition after passing the time of time out which is configured as the access condition of section 3 5 the appearance of the system becomes log out automatically ...

Page 20: ...t Port Configuration Power Saving Implements the configuration of the power saving mode System Security Configuration Implements the configuration of the access condition to your device Forwarding Database Displays a table of a MAC address Time Configuration Configures the function of time synchronization with SNTP and implements the time configuration with a manual ARP Table Displays an ARP table...

Page 21: ... Displays an IP address of the router as the default gateway which is configured cur rently As nothing is set to the factory default settings 0 0 0 0 is displayed on the screen DHCP Mode Displays if the mode is configured to require the DHCP server and obtain the IP address during the startup The factory default settings is Disabled Enabled Requires the DHCP server to obtain the IP address during ...

Page 22: ...arance of the command prompt becomes Enter subnet mask After that enter the subnet mask G Configures and changes an IP address of a router as a default gateway Press G and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter new gateway IP address After that enter the IP address of a router as a default gateway A Configures an IP address the subnet mask and the default gateway collectively 1 Pr...

Page 23: ...he configuration of outgoing SNMP traps Quit to Previous Menu Returns to the top menu M Implements the configuration of SNMP manager Press M and then the screen moves to the SNMP Management Configuration menu T Implements the configuration of sending traps Press T and then the screen moves to the SNMP Trap Receiver Configuration menu Q Ends the SNMP Configuration menu to return to the top menu PNx...

Page 24: ... traps Status Displays the status of SNMP manager Enable Indicates that SNMP manager is enabled Disable Indicates that SNMP manager is disabled Privilege Displays an access authorization of SNMP manager Read Write Allows you to read and write Read Only Allows you to read only Community Displays the community name which is configured currently PNxxxxxx Local Management System SNMP Configuration SNM...

Page 25: ...uthorization of an SNMP manager 1 Press R and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter manager entry number After that enter the entry number of SNMP manager to configure 2 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter the selection 3 Press 1 if read only works and 2 if read write works C Configures the community name of an SNMP manager 1 Press C and then the appearance of the ...

Page 26: ...le Sends traps Disable Does not send traps Type Displays the type of traps v1 Sends SNMP v1 traps v2c Sends SNMP v2c traps IP Address Displays a host IP address of an SNMP manager Community Displays the community name which is currently configured when sending traps PNxxxxxx Local Management System SNMP Configuration SNMP Trap Receiver Configuration Menu Trap Receiver List No Status Type IP Addres...

Page 27: ...Enter an IP address for that D Implements the configuration of outgoing traps when changing the link condition is needed Press D and then the appearance of the screen becomes Enable Disable Individual Trap Menu See section 3 2 2 for the detailed settings T Configures the type of traps 1 Press T and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter manager entry number After that enter the en...

Page 28: ...ed Disables outgoing traps factory default settings Link Down Port Trap Control Displays the configuration of enabling and disabling outgoing traps when a port becomes the link down Enabled Enables outgoing traps Disabled Disables outgoing traps factory default settings PoE Trap Control Displays the configuration of enabling and disabling traps during the PoE power supply Enabled Enables outgoing ...

Page 29: ...x ports After that enter the port number to be deleted from the target of outgoing traps Press 0 when changing all the ports simultaneously U Configures to enable or disable outgoing traps when the port becomes link up Press U and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enable or Disable SNMP Authentication trap E D After that press E to enable outgoing traps and D to dis able it D Confi...

Page 30: ... Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 3 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 4 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 5 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 6 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 7 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 8 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 9 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 10 1000T Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 11 1000T E...

Page 31: ...he configuration condition of full half duplex All of the factory default settings are set to Auto Auto Auto negotiation mode 100 FDx 100F 100Mbps full duplex 100 HDx 100H 100Mbps half duplex 10 FDx 10F 10Mbps full duplex 10 HDx 10H 10Mbps half duplex Flow Ctrl Displays the configuration condition or requirement of the flow control All of the factory default settings are set to Disabled Enabled In...

Page 32: ...comes Enter duplex for port F H Press F Full duplex for the full duplex and H Half duplex for the half duplex After that the configuration is changed and then the top part of the display becomes changed automatically Mode A Sets to the auto negotiation mode N Sets the fixed configuration Support is not available for the fixed speed of 1000BASE T Speed 10 Sets to 10Mbps 100 Sets to100Mbps 1000 Sets...

Page 33: ...33 Note This screen displays the condition of the ports which are not updated automati cally Enter a key randomly to display the latest condition ...

Page 34: ... Link Displays the status or condition of a current link Up Indicates that the link is established normally Down Indicates the status that the link is not established Trunk Displays the configuration status of trunking as the group number Type Indicates types of ports 100TX Indicates 10 100BASE TX 1000T Indicates10 100 1000BASE T 1000X Indicates SFP port PNxxxxxx Local Management System Port Confi...

Page 35: ...isplays that the EEE status is disabled N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page S Configures the power saving mode of each port 1 Press S and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to be changed After that enter the port number to be changed 2 Press 0 when changing all the port...

Page 36: ...rver Disabled SNMP Agent Disabled Web Server Status Disabled IP Setup Interface Enabled Local User Name manager Syslog Transmission Disabled Login Method 1 Local Login Method 2 None COMMAND Set C onsole UI Time Out Change Local P assword Set T elnet UI Time Out Enable Disable S NMP Agent Enable Disable Te l net Server I P Setup Interface W eb Server Status Telnet A ccess Limitation LED B ase Mode ...

Page 37: ...essible Disabled Inaccessible IP Setup Interface Displays if the access with the software of the IP address configuration which is included in a network camera produced by Panasonic and ZEQUO assist Plus as a support tool of our switching hub is possible The factory default setting is Enabled Note See section 3 5 3 for the caveats Enabled Accessible Disabled Inaccessible Local User Name Displays t...

Page 38: ...e to LED Basic Mode Configuration See next section 3 5 5 for this configu ration R Perform the access configuration of RADIUS server to use for IEEE802 1X authentication Press R to move to RADIUS Configuration Page See next section 3 5 2 for this configura tion Y Configures if the system log is transmitted to a Sys log server Press Y and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enable or ...

Page 39: ...gin Method 1 Enter the user name which is configured with equipment and L to use a password Press R to authenticate by using RADIUS 2 Press R and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Input Login Method 2 Enter the method of logging in to Login Method 2 Press L to use the user name and password which are configured with equipment and L without using Log in Method 2 Q Returns to the top...

Page 40: ...iction from Telnet The factory default settings is Disabled E Enables the access limitation More than one IP address to allow needs to be configured when enabling the access control or limitation D Disables the access control PNxxxxxx Local Management System System Security Configuration Telnet Access Limitation Menu Telnet Access Limitation Disabled No IP Address Subnet Mask 1 empty empty 2 empty...

Page 41: ...54 192 168 1 20 192 168 1 21 Two machines are accessible 3 192 168 2 1 255 255 255 128 From 192 168 2 1 to 192 168 2 127 127 machines are accessible 4 192 168 3 1 255 255 255 0 From 192 168 3 1 to 192 168 3 254 254 machines are accessible D Deletes the range of the IP address configured Press D and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter IP address entry number After that enter the...

Page 42: ...ures it so the configuration is not set during the factory default settings If encrypted you can see encrypted on the screen Response Time Displays the maximum waiting time to the authentication requirement to the RASDIUS server The factory default settings is five 5 seconds Maximum Retransmission Displays the number of times for retransmitting the authentication requirement or request to the RADI...

Page 43: ...e command prompt becomes Enter secret string for server After that enter the Shared Secret within 32 characters half size R Set the waiting time needed until the RADIUS server responds to an authentication require ment Press M and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter RADIUS server index After that enter the target index Press R and then the appearance of the command prompt becom...

Page 44: ...e S Configures the status of Syslog transmission 1 Press S command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enable or Disable Server E D After that press E to enable and D to disable it F Configures a facility The information on a Syslog server with the IP address configured can change the facility 1 Press F and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter manager entry num...

Page 45: ...ically from No 1 The IP address of Syslog server can be configured up to four C Deletes information regarding the configuration of Syslog Transmission 1 Press C and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter manager entry number After that enter the number to be deleted 2 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Clear Syslog Server information Then press Y to delete it and N other...

Page 46: ...me Displays the number of retransmitting the SSH authentications The factory default settings is three 3 times SSH Server Displays if the SSH ensures access or accessibility The factory default settings is set to Disabled Enabled SSH Accessible Disabled Inaccessible SSH Server key Displays the status of the SSH server key of RSA method The status of the factory default settings is set to Key exist...

Page 47: ...Enter SSH UI idle timeout Configure the numerical value whose range is from 1 to 1 349 minutes A Configures response time to the SSH authentication Press A and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter SSH authentica tion idle timeout Configure the numerical value whose range is from 30 to 600 seconds and then Enter SSH authentication is displayed R Configures the number of retransmi...

Page 48: ... configured to the factory default settings Status Displays or shows that it is in operation as the status mode Eco Displays that it is in operation as the ECO mode B Changes LED base mode Press B command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select LED Base Mode S E After that press E when changing to the ECO mode and S when changing the LED base Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx...

Page 49: ...F the MAC address registered on the Static Address Table can communicate See next section 3 6 2 for details Display MAC Address by Port Displays a MAC address table per port See next section 3 6 3 for details Display MAC Address by MAC Displays all of MAC addresses registered See next section 3 6 4 for details Display MAC Address by VID Displays a MAC address table per VLAN See next section 3 6 5 ...

Page 50: ...mand to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page A Registers a MAC address additionally Enter A and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Enter the address to be added D Deletes the MAC address registered Enter D and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx En...

Page 51: ...en packets are transferred Disabled The auto learning of MAC address is disabled and packets are not transferred if the MAC address is not registered statically MAC Learning Limit Displays the limit value of the number of auto learnings for a MAC address per port Disabled Does not limit the number of auto learnings for a MAC address factory default settings From 1 to 256 Displays the limit value o...

Page 52: ...nu is not allowed when you use a function of IEEE802 1X port based authentication and MAC based authentication N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page S Switches the learning mode of a MAC address 1 Press S command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to be changed Enter ...

Page 53: ...ss on a MAC address table Port Displays a port belonging to a MAC address N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page A Configures the storage time of a MAC address Press A command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Age Out time Next configure the time in the range from 10 to 1 000 000 ...

Page 54: ... minutes MAC Address Displays a MAC address in a MAC address table Port Displays the port that a MAC address belongs to N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page A Configures the storage time of a MAC address Press A command and then the appearance ofthe command prompt becomes Enter Age Out time Configure the...

Page 55: ...s MAC address in a MAC address table Port Displays a port that a MAC address belongs to N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page A Configures the storage time keeping time of MAC address Press A command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Age Out time After that configure time needed ...

Page 56: ...ation Menu as Figure 3 22 This screen allows you to configure the time configuration and the time synchronization by using the SNTP Figure 3 22 Time Configuration PNxxxxxx Local Management System Basic Switch Configuration Time Configuration Menu Current Time Source Time HH MM SS 00 00 00 Date YYYY MM DD 0000 00 00 Friday Time Zone UTC 09 00 Daylight Saving Time Disabled COMMAND Set C lock Time Se...

Page 57: ...Zone Displays a timezone Daylight Saving Displays the application condition for Daylight Saving summer time PNxxxxxx Local Management System Basic Switch Configuration Time Configuration Menu Current Time Source xxxx com Time HH MM SS xx xx xx Date YYYY MM DD xxxx xx xx xxxxxx Time Zone UTC 09 00 Daylight Saving Time Disabled COMMAND Set C lock Time Set SNT P Server Set Time Z one Set S ummer Time...

Page 58: ...earance of the command prompt becomes Enter Time Hour Then enter the time for that 5 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Time Minute Then enter minutes for that 6 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Time Sec Then enter seconds for that P Configures an IP address of an SNTP server Press P command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter new IP addres...

Page 59: ...ddress of SNTP servers that perform a time synchronization The maximum number of registrations for IP address up to two for IPv4 and IPv6 respectively Version Displays SNTP version received Last Receive Displays the time when SNTP is received at the end or in the previous time PNxxxxxx Local Management System Time Configuration Menu SNTP Configuration Menu SNTP State Disabled Interval 720 seconds ...

Page 60: ...server Press 4 command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter new IP address After that enter the IPv4 address of the SNTP server 6 Configures an IPv6 address of an SNTP server Press 6 command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter new IPv6 address After that enter the IPv6 address of the SNTP server D Deletes the IPv4 address registered Press 4 command an...

Page 61: ...e ARP table Hardware Address Displays the MAC address on a ARP table Type Displays types of ARP entries registered Static Displays that a manual configuration is done Dynamic Displays that automatic learning is done PNxxxxxx Local Management System Basic Switch Configuration ARP Table ARP Age Timeout 240 seconds IP Address Hardware Address Type COMMAND N ext Page A dd Modify Static Entry P revious...

Page 62: ...t value Then configure it in the range from 30 to 65 535 seconds for the aging timeout of ARP table A Adds and modifies or revise an entry of ARP table 7 Press A command As the appearance of the command prompt becomes changed to Enter IP address enter an IP address 8 Press for MAC address as the appearance of the command prompt becomes changed to Enter Hardware address D Deletes an entry of ARP ta...

Page 63: ...ess Displays the IP address per entry Port Displays the port number which received the LLDP frames N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page D Displays the details on each entry Press D and then the entry details are displayed See next section 3 9 3 for this configura tion Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx L...

Page 64: ...e LLDP factory default settings Sys Desc Displays if the overview of system information is included in the LLDP frame Enabled Includes in the LLDP Disabled Does not include in the LLDP factory default settings PNxxxxxx Local Management System Basic Switch Configuration LLDP Configuration LLDP Status Disabled Port Admin Status Port Desc Sys Name Sys Desc Sys Cap Mgmt Addr 1 Both Disabled Disabled D...

Page 65: ...he appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to be changed After that enter the port number to be changed Press 0 when changing all the ports simultaneously 2 As the appearance of the command prompt becomes Set Admin Status for port 1 4 press 1 for TX 2 for RX 3 for both of them Press 4 to disable it V Configures the information to include in the LLDP frame sent from your device ...

Page 66: ...f the entry System Capability Displays the functional information on the entry Port Description Displays the interface information on the entry System Description Displays an overview of the entry N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx Local Management System Neighbor Tab...

Page 67: ...ce includes Figure 4 1 Advanced Switch Configuration PNxxxxxx Local Management System Main Menu Advanced Switch Configuration Menu V LAN Management L ink Aggregation Port M onitoring Configuration Multiple S panning Tree Configuration Q u ality of Service Configuration St o rm Control Configuration I GMP Snooping P ower Over Ethernet Configuration R ing Redundant Protocol Configuration Loop D etec...

Page 68: ...net Configuration Configures the power supply with PoE Ring Redundant Protocol Configuration Configures a ring protocol Loop Detection Configuration Performs the configuration of the function of detecting and blocking a loop Port Group Configuration Configures the function of a port grouping Digital Diagnostic Monitoring Configures the function of checking the condition of SFP module SFP module ne...

Page 69: ...le including the default VLAN Uplink Displays the up link port when enabling the Internet mansion mode VLAN ID Displays a VLAN ID of VLAN VLAN Name Displays the VLAN name configured VLAN Type Displays the type of VLAN Permanent Indicates the VLAN of the initial setting Minimally one VLAN is neces sary and this VLAN cannot be deleted Static Indicates the VLAN which is newly configured PNxxxxxx Loca...

Page 70: ...o be used for the Internet mansion Set the port which is designated as an up link port and then other ports can communicate with a down link port As a result down link ports cannot communicate each other Thus the security between households is ensured or guaranteed There is a restriction for the usage Be sure to check Caution or warning when configuring that C Moves to the screen of creating VLAN ...

Page 71: ...owed 3 Using with a function of a link aggregation is not allowed 4 Using with a function of a link protocol is not allowed 5 Static cannot be registered on a MAC address table 6 You cannot disable the learning mode of a MAC address in section 3 6 2 7 Only up link port belongs to the management VLAN Note VLAN one 1 is set to the factory default settings and all the ports belong to the VLAN In addi...

Page 72: ...n Figure 4 3 VLAN Creation Menu Screen Description VLAN ID Displays VLAN ID of VLAN to create VLAN Name Displays the VLAN name of VLAN to create PNxxxxxx Local Management System VLAN Management VLAN Creation Menu VLAN ID VLAN Name COMMAND Set V LAN ID Set VLAN N ame A pply Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets to select option ...

Page 73: ...LAN is created V Configures a VLAN ID Press V command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID After that enter a new VLAN ID N Configures VLAN name Press N command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN name After that enter a new VLAN name using half size characters within 32 characters A Configures VLAN Press A command to apply the VLAN creat...

Page 74: ...an change the configuration information on VLAN on this screen Figure 4 4 VLAN Modification Menu Screen Description VLAN ID Displays the VLAN ID to be changed VLAN Name Displays the VLAN name to be changed PNxxxxxx Local Management System VLAN Management VLAN Modification Menu VLAN ID 1 VLAN Name default COMMAND Set VLAN N ame A pply Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square bra...

Page 75: ...hanges the name of VLAN Press N command and then the appearance of the command becomes Enter VLAN name Enter the VLAN name using characters within the half size of 32 characters A Configures the VLAN Press A and then the VLAN changed will be applied Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 76: ...ndition of a trunk port Access Displays the condition of access port Operational Mode Displays the condition of the operation mode Down Displays that an interface is becoming the link down condition Up Displays that an interface is becoming the link up condition PNxxxxxx Local Management System VLAN Management VLAN Port Configuration Menu Port Administrative Mode Operational Mode 1 Hybrid Down 2 H...

Page 77: ...ays the previous page Press P to display the previous page A Configures the type of the administrative mode Enter the port number to be changed Press 0 to configure all the ports After that the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select administrative mode Press 1 for selecting Hybrid 2 for Trunk and 3 for Access Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 78: ... be received Tagged Only Ignores or deletes packets without tags and packets with a priority tag Untagged Ignores or deletes packets with VLAN tags excluding packets with a priority tag Admit All Deletes packets without tags or packets with a priority tag GVRP Displays the GVRP condition Disabled GVRP is disabled during the factory default settings Enabled GVRP is enabled PNxxxxxx Local Management...

Page 79: ...mand prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID Enter a VLAN ID to add it to Hybrid VLANs R Deletes a VLAN ID from VLANs Press R and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Enter the port number to delete the VLAN ID Press 0 when configuring all the ports After entering it the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID Enter the VLAN ID to be deleted from Trunking VLANs F...

Page 80: ...the VLAN ID which is added to a port Inactive Displays the VLAN ID which does not belong to a port GVRP Displays the status of GVRP Disabled GVRP is disabled factory default settings Enabled GVRP is enabled PNxxxxxx Local Management System VLAN Management Trunk VLAN Configuration Menu Port Trunking Native VLAN Trunking VLANs Inactive GVRP 1 1 1 2 4094 Disabled COMMAND N ext Page Native V LAN A dd ...

Page 81: ...king VLANs Press A and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number After that enter the port number to be configured Press 0 to configure all the ports After that the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID Enter a VLAN ID to add it on trunking VLANs Create a VLAN ID to add it in VLAN Management Menu in advance R Deletes a VLAN ID from Trunking VLANs Press R ...

Page 82: ... port Figure 4 8 Access VLAN Configuration Menu Screen Description Port Displays the port number Access Mode VLAN Displays the VLAN ID of the access mode PNxxxxxx Local Management System VLAN Management Access VLAN Configuration Menu Port Access Mode VLAN COMMAND N ext Page A dd VLAN P revious Page R emove any VLAN Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets to select opt...

Page 83: ...n the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number After that press 0 when configuring all the ports Then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID Enter the VLAN ID to be configured within the range from 1 to 4 094 R Deletes a VLAN ID of the access mode Press R and appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Enter the port number to delete the VLAN ID...

Page 84: ...k ing This device supports the LACP Link Aggregation Control Protocol which is stipulated in IEEE802 3ad This can configure up to eight 8 ports for one group Note This device cannot configure the trunking which mixes up 100M ports and Giga ports In addition you cannot use a spanning tree and the Internet mansion mode as a combination Note Traffics may not be allocated or distributed to all the por...

Page 85: ...ctive The active mode outgoes LACP packets from this device and con figures trunking by performing the negotiation with the opponent side The mode of the opponent side needs to be either Active or Passive Passive The passive mode does not outgo LACP packets from this device and configures trunking by performing the negotiation when receiving LACP packets from the opponent side The mode of the oppo...

Page 86: ...e appearance of the command prompt becomes Lacp Active Lacp Passive or Manual trunk setting A P M Select A to set the operation mode to Active P to Passive and M to Manual R Deletes the configuration of trunking 1 Press R and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter trunk group admin key Enter the group number to be deleted 2 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port m...

Page 87: ...tem ID on LACP Port Indicates the port number of the device Priority This is the priority level per port of the device on trunking The lower numeric value is the higher the priority will be This becomes enabled when the configura tion of a trunking group which is more than nine 9 ports All of the factory default settings are set to one 1 S Configures the priority value priority level per port Pres...

Page 88: ...system ID on the LACP Key Displays the group number for trunking Aggregator This is the number for the logical interface of trunking The aggregator becomes the same with the port number with the highest value of port priority among ports configuring the trunking Attached Port List This is the number for the physical interface ports connected to the logical inter face aggregator If the trunking gro...

Page 89: ... Displays the target port number that needs the port monitoring Direction Displays the communication direction of target packets that needs the port monitoring Tx Monitors the packets for transmitting Rx Monitors the packets for receiving Both Monitors the packets for transmitting and receiving factory default settings Status Displays the monitoring condition Enabled A port monitoring is enabled D...

Page 90: ...er the port number as the next target T Configures the communication direction of target packets to be monitored Press T and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select traffic direction R T B Press R to set to RX T to set to TX and B to set to both D Configures the port of the destination of transferring data ports for connecting to an ana lyzer monitored Press D and then the appeara...

Page 91: ...Tree Configuration PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Multiple Spanning Tree Configuration Global MSTP Status Disabled Global Protocol Version RSTP Global MST Configuration Name Global MST Revision Level 0 Global MST Config Digest 00000000000000000000000000000000 COMMAND E nable Disable Global MSTP CIST B asic Port Configuration Set MSTP Protocol V ersion CIST A dvanced...

Page 92: ...onfiguration Re g ional Topology Information Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets to select option PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Multiple Spanning Tree Configuration Global MSTP Status Enabled Global Protocol Version RSTP Global MST Configuration Name Global MST Revision Level 0 Global MST Config Digest 00000000000000000000000000000...

Page 93: ... revision of a MST region configuration The factory default settings is zero MST Config Digest Displays a message digest of a MST configuration Displays the list regarding the compatibility with the MST instance and the VLAN PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Multiple Spanning Tree Configuration Global MSTP Status Enabled Global Protocol Version STP Compatible Global MS...

Page 94: ...onfigures CIST Press C and then the appearance of the screen becomes CIST Configuration You can configure the CIST See next section 4 4 2 for this configuration method B Implements the basic configuration per port Press B and then the appearance of the screen becomes CIST Basic Port Configuration You can implement the basic configuration per port See next section 4 4 3 for this configuration metho...

Page 95: ...Displays the time for time out of Hello Messages CIST Forward Delay Displays the transition time of a spanning tree condition e g from Listening to Learning or from Learning to For warding CIST Bridge ID Displays a bridge ID of this device and it consists of a bridge prior ity and a MAC address When shipping from a factory the bridge priority is configured to 0000 000000000000 CIST Bridge Hello Ti...

Page 96: ... the Internet Mansion mode cannot be used together For parameters of each timer configure the value which is unified in the whole system CIST Bridge Forward Delay Displays Forward Delay when this device becomes a route bridge Max Hop Count Displays the maximum number of Hop The value determined by a route bridge is displayed ...

Page 97: ...of each port in a switch The higher the numeric value is the higher priority will be All the ports are configured to 128 when shipping from a factory A value is factor or multiple of 16 Path Cost Displays cost s of each port 20 000 A is configured when shipping from a fac tory PNxxxxxx Local Management System Multiple Spanning Tree Configuration CIST Basic Port Configuration Port Trunk Link State ...

Page 98: ... range is from 0 to 255 C Configures the cost of each port 1 Press C and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to be changed After that enter the target port number 2 As the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter path cost for port enter the number the range is from 1 to 200 000 000 S Configures to enable or disable a spanning tree of each port 1 Press S and ...

Page 99: ...gnated In operation as the port specified Root In operation as a route port Alternate In operation as an alternate port Backup In operation as back up port s Disabled STP is not in operation PNxxxxxx Local Management System Multiple Spanning Tree Configuration CIST Advanced Port Configuration Port Trunk Link State Role Admin OperEdge Admin OperPtoP 1 Down forwarding nonStp auto False Auto False 2 ...

Page 100: ...on a port condition Only Admin True P to P network is connected False P to P network is not connected N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page E Configures the Edge Status on each port 1 Press E and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to be changed Enter the target port numbe...

Page 101: ...comes Enter MSTP instance ID Enter the instance ID of target MST 2 As the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID enter the VLAN ID to be associated V Deactivate or deselect the association between the MST instance and a VLAN ID 1 Press V and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MSTP instance ID enter the target MST instance ID 2 As the appearance of the command p...

Page 102: ... C and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MSTP instance ID Enter an instance ID of the target MST 2 The appearance of the screen becomes MST Instance Port Configuration and then you can implement the configuration per port of MST instance Regarding the configuration method see next section 4 4 7 I Configures the configuration information on the MST instance 1 Press I and then ...

Page 103: ... of a spanning tree Topology Change Count Displays the number of that configuration of a spanning tree is changed MSTI Regional Root Displays an ID of a regional route bridge of the MST instance MSTI Bridge ID Displays a bridge ID of the MST instance I Configures a bridge priority of the MST instance Press I command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MSTI Priority Enter th...

Page 104: ...s based on informa tion Discarding Displays the status which does not perform calculations N A Indicates the status that a port is not associated with a selected MST instance PNxxxxxx Local Management System MSTP Instance Configuration MST Instance Port Configuration MST Instance 0 Port Trunk Link State Role Priority Path Cost STP Status 1 Down forwarding nonStp 128 20000 Enabled 2 Down forwarding...

Page 105: ...s N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page I Configures the priority of ports in your switch 1 Press I and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to be changed Enter the target port number 2 As the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter priority enter the multi ple of 16 in the range from 0 to 240 C C...

Page 106: ...ination of the port priority value and the port number N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx Local Management System MST Instance Configuration MST Instance Topology Information MST Instance 0 Port Trunk Link Desig Root Desig Cost Desig Bridge Desig Port 1 Down 8000 0050...

Page 107: ...bination of the value of a port priority and the port number N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx Local Management System Multiple Spanning Tree Configuration Designated Topology Information Cist Cist Cist Cist Port Trunk Link Desig Root Desig Cost Desig Bridge Desig Po...

Page 108: ...Cist Port Regional Path Cost Indicates the cost which is being transmitted N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx Local Management System Multiple Spanning Tree Configuration Regional Topology Information Port Trunk Link Cist Port Regional Root Cist Port Regional Path Cos...

Page 109: ...nd and then the appearance of the screen becomes Traffic Class Configuration Menu See next section 4 5 2 for this configuration contents E Moves to the configuration screen of the bandwidth control Press E command and then the appearance of the screen becomes Egress Rate Limiting See next section 4 5 4 for this configuration contents Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advan...

Page 110: ...ommand and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Cos Enter the Cos value to assign or allocate 2 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter queue ID ofr Cos Then enter the number for Cos map in the range from 0 to 7 C Moves to the configuration screen of a scheduling method 1 Press C command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Enter the...

Page 111: ...hen the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select scheduling method Press 1 for using Strict Priority Queueing 2 for Weighted Round Robin 3 for Weighted Deficit Round Robin and 4 for Round Robin M Configures the specific gravity on a priority Traffic Class 1 Press M and then the appearance of the command becomes Enter queue ID Enter the number of strict priority queue strict priority in the ...

Page 112: ...112 Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 113: ...ps Status Displays if the status of a bandwidth control is enabled or disabled Enabled The status of a bandwidth control is enabled Disabled The status of a bandwidth control is disabled PNxxxxxx Local Management System Quality of Service Configuration Egress Rate Limiting Configuration Menu Port Bandwidth Status 1 Disabled 2 Disabled 3 Disabled 4 Disabled 5 Disabled 6 Disabled 7 Disabled 8 Disabl...

Page 114: ...mber B Then enter the port number to be specified 2 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter bandwidth Then enter the value in the range from 1 to 1 000 S Configures a bandwidth control 1 Press S and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Then enter the port number to be specified 2 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enable or Disable status E D The...

Page 115: ... Broadcast factory default settings Threshold Displays the threshold value of the number of packets Packet Per Second Multicast Enables or disables a storm control of Multicast Enabled Enables a storm control of Multicast Disabled Disables a storm control of Multicast factory default settings Threshold Displays the threshold value of the number of packets Packet Per Second PNxxxxxx Local Managemen...

Page 116: ... to select ratio 3 The appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter threshold value In the case of designating pps enter that in the range 0 and 1488100 In the case of designating kbps enter in the range from 0 to 1 000 000 In the case of designating ratio enter in the range from 1 to 100 M Set the threshold of Multicast 1 Press M and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port ...

Page 117: ...e system of a video delivery and an audio distribution If you use a function of multi cast fil tering you can prevent from transmitting multi cast packets to the destination except for the configured port and router port This is the case when the multi cast group is not created Figure 4 31 A IGMP Snooping Configuration PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration IGMP Snooping Co...

Page 118: ... 1 024 IGMP Enabled VID Displays the status of IGMP snooping per VLAN VLAN ID Displays a VLAN ID of a multi cast group Group IP Address Displays an IP address of a multi cast group Group Members Displays the port that belongs to the multi cast group PN262492 Local Management System IGMP Snooping Configuration IGMP Snooping Configuration IGMP Snooping Status Disabled Unknown data limit 128 IGMP Ena...

Page 119: ... disable it S Configures IGMP snooping and querier per VLAN Press S and then the screen moves to IGMP Snooping VLAN See 4 7 1 M Configures the statistic multi cast group Press M and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Add or Delete static group member A D Press A to add and D to delete it After that the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID Enter the VLAN ID and then...

Page 120: ...reporting The factory default settings is disabled Rate Limit Displays the upper value per 1 second of the IGMP control packet for receiving The factory default settings is disabled Unknown Data Learning Displays the learning status or condition of a group information when receiving the multi cast data packets without listeners Unknown Data Expiry Time Displays the expiration date of unknown data ...

Page 121: ...lue to use on IGMP snooping Press R and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Robustness Value enter it in the range from 1 to 25 seconds P Configures the proxy report Press P and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enable or Disable Proxy Reporting E D press E when enabling and D when disabling If you press E the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Sourc...

Page 122: ...g Multicast Router Information Screen Description VLAN ID Displays the VLAN ID of the multi cast group Port List Displays the port list PNxxxxxx Local Management System IGMP Snooping Configuration IGMP Snooping Multicast Router Information VLAN ID Port List 1 6s COMMAND N ext Page Add Delete M ulticast Router Port P revious Page Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets...

Page 123: ...d then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Add Delete Multicast Router Port settings A D After that the appearance of the command prompt becomes Set VLAN ID 1 4094 Enter the VLAN ID and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Set Port configuration S F Press S to set to Static port and F to set to forbidden port the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to ...

Page 124: ...transmission Tx The number of reception is Rx R Displays the number of Report packets Q Displays the number of Query packets L Displays the number of Leave packets PNxxxxxx Local Management System IGMP Snooping Configuration IGMP Snooping Statistics Table Port 1 Ver Tx Rx R Q L v1 Rx 0 0 Tx 0 0 v2 Rx 0 0 0 Tx 0 0 0 v3 Rx 0 0 Tx 0 0 COMMAND N ext Page C lear Statistics Settings P revious Page Por T...

Page 125: ...ation per port Press T to move to the statistical information per port C Delete the multi cast statistical information Press C and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Choose ALL VLAN or port mode A V P Press A to delete all V to delete per VLAN and P to delete per port Press V and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select VID number to be clear Enter the VLAN ID to be ...

Page 126: ...the VLAN domain Registered multi cast pack ets are transferred based on a forwarding table If IGMP snooping becomes enabled the multi cast filtering mode constantly operates filter unregistered factory default settings Forward All Causes a flooding on all the multi cast packets based on the VLAN domain Filter Unregistered All of unregistered multi cast packets are filtered Regis tered packets are ...

Page 127: ...ous page S Configures the method of processing multi cast packets of the interface Press S command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter VLAN ID Enter the VLAN ID to configure After that the appearance of the command prompt becomes Choose mode F A U Press F to set to Forward Unregistered A to set to Forward All and U to set to Filter Unregistered Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 128: ...e 4 37 You can config ure the power supply in compliance with IEEE 802 3at Figure 4 37 PoE Configuration PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Power Over Ethernet Configuration Menu PoE P ort Configuration PoE G lobal Configuration PoE S chedule Configuration Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets to select option ...

Page 129: ...equipment needed so as the necessary power of the terminal equipment for connecting each other does not exceed 370W If the power exceeds it then overload is indicated during the status of section 4 8 2 and the power supply cannot be operated nor mally P Perform the PoE port configuration Press P command to move to PoE Port Configuration Menu See 4 8 2 G Users can perform the PoE configuration Pres...

Page 130: ...mW Vol V Cur mA 1 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 2 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 3 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 4 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 5 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 6 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 7 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 8 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 9 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 10 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 11 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0 0 12 Up Not Powered Low Auto 0 0...

Page 131: ...tion method compatible with the terminal equipment 1 Indicates that the power supply is operated in accordance with the Physical Layer Classification 2 Indicates that the power supply is operated in accordance with the Data Link Lalyer Classification Class Displays Class detected by the classification Prio Displays the priority of the power supply Crit Indicates that this task is to be performed a...

Page 132: ...ously 2 As the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter the selection press 1 to set the priority to Critical 2 to High and 3 to Low L Configures the upper limit of power supply 1 Press L command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number 2 Enter the port number to be changed Enter 0 when changing all the ports simultaneously 3 The appearance of the command promp...

Page 133: ...133 Note If the power supply required exceeds the power supply of a whole device that will block the power supply for the port with the higher port number ...

Page 134: ...e 4 39 PoE Global Configuration PNxxxxxx Local Management System Power Over Ethernet Configuration PoE Global Configuration Menu Power Budget 185W Power Consumption 0W Power Usage Threshold For Sending Trap 50 Power Management Method Deny next port connection regardless of priority COMMAND Set Power U sage Set Power M anagement Method Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square br...

Page 135: ...t settings is Deny next port connection regardless of priority Deny next port connection regardless of priority Stops supplying or feeding power for the port connected right before that power budget exceeds Low priority port will be shut down Stops supplying power for the port of the lowerst priority If the priority is the same the power supply for the port with the higher port number becomes stop...

Page 136: ...s how to use several commands on this screen P Configures the port list Press P command to move to Port List Configuration Menu See 4 9 2 S Configures the schedule Press S to move to Schedule Configuration Menu See 4 9 4 Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx Local Management System Power Over Ethernet Configuration PoE Schedule Configuration Menu P ort List Configuration S chedule Configuration Q uit...

Page 137: ...n Total Entries Displays the number of port lists the number of indexes which are in the prog ress of being created Index Displays the ID number of a port list Port List Displays the port number created on the port list PNxxxxxx Local Management System PoE Schedule Configuration Port List Configuration Menu Port List Total Entries 0 Index Port List COMMAND N ext Page D elete Port List P revious Pa...

Page 138: ...Creation Menu See section 4 9 3 D Deletes a port list Press D and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port list index Enter the index number of a port list to be deleted M Modifies a port list Press M and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port list index Enter the index number of a port list to modify and then modify the parts needed with the similar opera...

Page 139: ...rt list Press I command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Port List index Enter the Index number of the port number L Configures the port number belonging to the port list Press L command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Enter the port number belonging to the port list A Applies the content configured Press Q without applying and the...

Page 140: ...dex number of a schedule Name Displays a schedule name Class Displays a class of PoE schedule Daily Schedule runs or operates on the time which is configured everyday Weekly A schedule runs on the time of the date which is configured weekly Montly A schedule runs on the time of the date which is configured monthly DateList A schedule runs on the time of the date which is configured by users Port L...

Page 141: ...comes Enter PoE Schedule index Enter the index number to be deleted Ｅ Configures to enable or disable per schedule Press E and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter PoE Schedule index Enter the index number After that the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enable or Disable PoE Schedule index E D Press E to enable and D to disable it Ｌ Displays the port list which is in the...

Page 142: ...142 Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 143: ...e date which is configured by users Year Displays a year of the date list when a schedule is executed or implemented Date Displays a day of the date list when a schedule is executed Date List Index Displays the index number of the date list that a schedule is executed Time Displays the time that PoE schedule is executed Port List Index Displays the index of a port list where PoE schedule is execut...

Page 144: ... the date list Press O command to move to Date list Configuration Menu I Displays a port list Press I command and then you can see Show Port List Information Menu is displayed T Configures time to execute Press T command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Hour Enter the time in the range from 0 to 23 After that the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Minute Ente...

Page 145: ...Entries Displays the number of schedules which are in the progress of being created Date List Index Displays the index number of the date list Name Displays the name of the date list PNxxxxxx Local Management System Create Schedule Configuration Date List Configuration Menu Total Entries 0 Date List Index Name COMMAND N ext Page M odify Date List P revious Page S how Date List C r eate Date List Q...

Page 146: ... appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Date List index Enter the index number of the date list to be deleted M Modifies a date list Press M and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Date List index Enter the index number of the date list to modify it S See a date list Press S and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Date List index Enter the index numb...

Page 147: ...st Index Displays the index number of a date list Name Displays the name of the date list Year Displays a year when the date list is executed Day Displays a date when the date list is executed PNxxxxxx Local Management System Create Schedule Configuration Create Date List Menu Date List Index Name Year Month Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 COMMAND Set DateList I ndex Add D ate Q uit to previous men...

Page 148: ...he name of the date list The maximum number of characters 30 D Configures the date to execute the date list Press D command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Date List month Enter the month in the range from 1 to 12 After entering it the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter Date List days Configure the date in the range from 1 to 31 E Deletes the date from the d...

Page 149: ...t the function of a ring protocol is disabled Complete Indicates that a ring topology is accurately configured Only Master node is displayed for this status Failed Indicates that a ring topology is not configured Only master node is displayed for this status Link Up Indicates that a ring topology is accurately configured Only transit node is displayed for this status Link Down Indicates that a rin...

Page 150: ...atus E D After that press E to enable and D to disable it C Creates a new domain Press C and then the appearance of the screen becomes RRP Domain Creation Menu See next section 4 10 2 for the content D Deletes a domain configured Press D and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter RRP Domain Name After that enter the name of a domain to be deleted M Modifies a domain configured Pre...

Page 151: ... Primary Port Displays a primary port Secondary Port Displays a secondary report Polling Interval Displays the polling interval Fail Period Displays the time out time for the polling Control VLAN Displays a VLAN ID to be controlled Data VLAN Displays a VLAN ID for data PNxxxxxx Local Management System RRP Management RRP Domain Creation Menu RRP Domain Name RRP Node Type Primary Port Secondary Port...

Page 152: ...the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter RRP Primary Port Enter the port number from 1 to 28 to set it to the secondary port O Sets the polling interval Press O and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter RRP Polling Interval Enter the polling interval in the range from 1 to 2 seconds F Sets the time of time out for polling Press F and then the appearance of the command p...

Page 153: ...ary Port Displays a primary port Secondary Port Displays a secondary port Polling Interval Displays the polling interval Fail Period Displays the time out time for the polling Control VLAN Displays a VLAN ID to control it Data VLAN Displays a VLAN ID for data PNxxxxxx Local Management System RRP Management RRP Domain Modification Menu RRP Domain Name RRP1 RRP Node Type Transit Primary Port 28 Seco...

Page 154: ...omes Enter RRP Secondary Port O Sets the polling interval Press O and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter RRP Polling Interval After that enter the polling interval in the range from 1 to 2 seconds F Sets the time of time out for polling Press F and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter RRP Fail Period Enter the time of time out for the polling in the range fr...

Page 155: ...ayed for the master node only Failed Indicates that a ring topology is not configured This status is displayed for the master node only Link Up Indicates that a ring topology is accurately configured This status is displayed for transit node only Link Down Indicates that a ring topology is not configured This status is displayed for a transit node only Pre Forwarding Indicates that a ring topology...

Page 156: ...ary port Secondary Port Status Indicates the condition of the secondary port Unknown Indicates that a domain is disabled Fowarding Indicates the condition that a normal communication is oper ated Down Indicates the condition that a port is not linked up Blocking Indicates the condition that nothing is received except for frames for controlling Secondary Port Role Displays a role of the secondary p...

Page 157: ...blocked Loop Detect Displays the condition of the function of detecting and blocking a loop per port Enabled The function of detecting and blocking a loop is enabled factory default settings Ports from 1 to 24 Disabled The function of detecting and blocking a loop is disabled factory default settings Ports from 25 to 28 PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Loop Detection ...

Page 158: ...appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number to be changed Enter the target port number 2 The command prompt becomes Enable or Disable Loop Detection E D Press E to enable the function of detecting and blocking a loop per port and D to disable it 3 The command prompt becomes Select Loop Detection mode B S Press B to set to a Block mode and S to Shutdown mode Delimit with a comma whe...

Page 159: ...tatus is changed saving the configuration information becomes com pleted All of the configuration contents are saved on the built in memory Note Regarding the ports configuring a spanning tree protocol and a ring proto col configure to disable the function of detecting and blocking a loop in advance ...

Page 160: ...s detected and the connection is blocked The loop detected between portX and portY Indicates that the loop is detected between a port X and a port Y and the connection is blocked PortX auto recovery Indicates that a blocked port X is recovered automati cally N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page C Display...

Page 161: ... 4 53 below You can configure the PPS on this screen Figure 4 53 PPS Configuration PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration PPS Configuration PPS Global Status Enabled PPS Status Controlled PPS Start Status CPNL Retry Count 3 Timeout 3 Controller ID xxxxxx Controller Uptime 000 day s 05 hour s 41 min s 23 sec s Controller MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx PPS Gateway xx xx xx xx ...

Page 162: ...er ID Displays an ID of the PPS controller Controller Uptime Displays the time elapsed after activating the PPS controller Controller MAC Address Displays the MAC address of the PPS controller PPS Gateway Displays the MAC address of the PPS gateway Controller Port Displays the port number used for the communication with the PPS controller Expired This means the time needed to delete the registrati...

Page 163: ...mpt becomes Enter maximum PPS retry count Enter the number of retransmitting packets which are confirmed to exist P Performs the port configuration of the PPS Press P command and then the appearance of the screen becomes PPS Port Configuration This allows you to configure the port of the PPS See 4 12 3 for the configuration method in this situation G See the PPS neighbor table Press G command and ...

Page 164: ...cation of system log Ports Displays the target port which obtains the statistic information on packets All the ports are specified to the factory default settings Interval Displays the interval of notifying packet statistic information with the unit of seconds The factory default settings is 5 seconds PNxxxxxx Local Management System PPS Configuration PPS Notification Configuration System Log Stat...

Page 165: ...iewer Press C and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Enter the port number to be specified D Deletes from the target port which obtains the statistical information on packets in the PPS Press D and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Enter the port number to be deleted I Specify the interval of notifying the statistical information o...

Page 166: ...tion that computations are performed or operated based on information Discarding Indicates the condition that computations are not performed AdminPri Displays the priority to use for automatically determining the communication path of the PPS configured per port The factory default settings is 128 OperPri Displays the priority to automatically determine the communication path of the PPS which is a...

Page 167: ...he port specified or designated Press A and the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter port number Enter the port number to be specified After that the appearance becomes Enter PPS Priority Enter the priority to be set in the range from 0 to 255 The higher the value is the higher the priority will be The factory default settings is 128 Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 168: ...tries Displays the number of entries regarding the PPS Neighbor MAC Address Displays the MAC address of the PPS Neighbor Port Displays the port number to be used for the communication with the PPS Neighbor Expired Describes the time needed to delete the entry registered in the Neighbor table PNxxxxxx Local Management System PPS Configuration PPS Neighbor Table Neighbor Age Out Time 60 seconds Tota...

Page 169: ...nter the number of seconds to keep or store the PPS Neighbor entry in the range from 60 to 86 400 D Deletes the entry of the PPS Neighbor registered Press D and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Enter a MAC address of the PPS Neighbor entry to be deleted S Displays the details on the PPS Neighbor entry Press S and then the appearance of the comma...

Page 170: ...al number MAC Address Displays a MAC address of the PPS Neighbor entry Sender Port Displays the port number where the PPS Neighbor entry is used for the communication IP address Displays an IP address of the PPS Neighbor entry Host name Displays the host name of the PPS Neighbor entry PN262492 Local Management System PPS Neighbor Table Show Neighbor Info Detail Product Name PPS Product Model PPSCo...

Page 171: ...Displays the gateway of the PPS connection Port Displays the port number of the PPS connection VID Displays a VLAN ID of the VLAN where a port belongs to Tag Displays the existence of tag VLAN PNxxxxxx Local Management System PPS Configuration Show PPS Connection Table Total Entries 0 PPS Destination PPS Gateway Port VID Tag xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx 9 1 No xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx ...

Page 172: ...en the appearance of the command prompt becomes Would you restart PPS connection Y N Press Y to execute and N to stop that A Adds the PPS connection Press A and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Enter an address to add it D Deletes the PPS connection Press D and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx...

Page 173: ...erating voltage of the SFP Bias Current mA Displays the operating current of the SFP Status Displays the SFP status High Alarm Displays the upper threshold of the alarm High Warning Displays the upper threshold of warning Low Alarm Displays the lower threshold of alarm s Low Warning Displays the lower threshold of warning PNxxxxxx Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Digital Diagn...

Page 174: ...to configure an alarm and W to configure a warn ing After that the appearance becomes Enter value Then enter the value V Applies the voltage threshold Press V and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Auto or Manual A M Press A to use the content including the configuration of how the SFP is set and M to configure manually After that the appearance becomes High or Low H L Press H to se...

Page 175: ...for one second of each counter S Switches the target port Press S command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select port number Enter the port number to be displayed N Displays the value of the next port Press N and then a counter of the next port is displayed P Displays the value of the previous port Press P and then a counter of the previous port is displayed PNxxxxxx Local Ma...

Page 176: ...e from 5 to 600 seconds Q Returns to the top menu Port Displays the port number Refresh Displays the update interval of the screen The factory default settings is 300 seconds Elapsed Time Since System Reset Displays the time passed after a counter is reset Counter Name Displays the name of each counter Total Displays the value of each counter Avg s Displays the average value for one second of each...

Page 177: ... number of multi casts packets received CRC Align Errors Although this indicates an error packet and the length of normal packets from 64 to 1 518 bytes the number of packets where errors are found with FCS frame check sequence is displayed Among them CRC FCS error indicates that the packet length is 1 byte multiplied by an integer and an alignment error means otherwise Undersize Pkts Although thi...

Page 178: ...date interval time the time out does NOT occur Over 1 024 Pkts Displays the total number of packets whose length is more than 1 024 bytes Note This item is displayed when the jumbo status is disabled 1 024 1 518 Pkts Displays the total number of packets whose length is between 1 024 and 1 518 Note This Item is displayed when the Jumbo Status is enabled ...

Page 179: ...es and executes to save and load the configuration information on this device System Reboot Configures and executes for restarting this device Exception Handler Configures the operation if an exception processing occurs on this device Ping Execution Executes PING from this device System Log Displays a system log of this device Quit to previous menu Exits Switch Tools Configuration Menu to return t...

Page 180: ... of a TFTP server existing in firmware to be upgraded Press S command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter IP address of TFTP server Enter the IP address of TFTP servers F Configures the file name of firmware to be upgraded Press F and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter file name Designate the file name within 39 half size characters U Starts upgrading P...

Page 181: ... automatically begins Figure 6 2 Download Status Note Do not turn off the power of this device when upgrading the firmware PN262492 Local Management System Software Upgrade Menu Download Status TFTP Server IP xxx xxx xxx xxx Image File Name pn26xx9x rom Protocol TFTP Press CTRL C to quit downloading Data received Bytes 12952 ...

Page 182: ...ownload Screen Description TFTP Server IP Displays an IP address of a TFTP server to save and load the configuration Config File Name Displays the file name of the configuration information PNxxxxxx Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration Configuration File Upload Download TFTP Server IP 0 0 0 0 Config File Name COMMAND Set TFTP S erver IP Address Set Configuration F ile Name U pload Co...

Page 183: ... 30 characters U Starts to save or upload the configuration information Press U and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Upload file Y N U Doing so allows you to check if starting is ready Check if all of the configurations are cor rect Press Y to start uploading a file If the configuration is incorrect press N to return to the original or first condition D Starts to load or download ...

Page 184: ...ot method to a mere reboot or return the method to the factory default settings Press O command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select reboot option N F Press N to reboot normally and F to return all to the factory default settings R Execute the reboot process Press R and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Are you sure to reboot the system Y N Press Y to execut...

Page 185: ...isplays the method of the exception handling The factory default settings is Debug Message Debug Message Output a debug message on a console when detecting the exception handling System Reboot Automatically reboot the system when detecting the exception handling Debug Message and System Reboot If the exception handling is detected output a debug message on a console before the auto matic reboot PN...

Page 186: ... command prompt becomes Enable or Disable Exception Handler E D After that press E to enable the function and D otherwise M Configures the method of the exception handling Press M and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select Exception Handler Mode M R B After that press M to display a debug message R to reboot and B to implement both of them Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 187: ...IPv4 Ping execution Press 4 command and then the appearance of the screen becomes IPv4 Ping Execution See the next section 6 5 1 for the content 6 Moves to the screen of the IPv6 Ping execution Press 6 and then the appearance of the screen becomes IPv6 Ping Execution See the next section 6 5 1 for the content Q Returns to the top menu PN262492 Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration Pin...

Page 188: ...actory default settings is 0 0 0 0 Number of Requests The number of Ping executions is displayed The factory default settings is 10 times Timeout Value Displays the necessary time until a time out occurs The factory default settings is three 3 seconds Result Displays the Ping result PNxxxxxx Local Management System Ping Execution IPv4 Ping Execution Target IP Address 0 0 0 0 Number of Requests 10 ...

Page 189: ...After that enter the time with the unit of seconds Five seconds is the maximum time Configure it in the range from 1 to 5 seconds E Executes the Ping command In addition you can clear the display Press E and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Execute Ping or Clean Ping Data E C Press E to execute it and C to clear the display S Stops the Ping command execution Press S during the Pin...

Page 190: ...the opponent destination to execute the Ping Press I command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter new Target IPv6 Address After that enter the IP address N Configures the number of Pings Press N and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enter new number of requests After that enter the number of times in the range from one 1 to 10 the maximum number of times is 1...

Page 191: ...Ping command Press S to execute the Ping or Ctrl C to stop that Q Returns to the top menu PN262492 Local Management System Ping Execution IPv6 Ping Execution Target IP Address Number of Requests 10 Timeout Value 3 Sec Result No 1 7 109 ms No 2 0 293 ms No 3 0 297 ms No 4 0 289 ms Waiting for response COMMAND Set Target I P Address E xecute Ping Set N umber of Requests S top Ping Set T imeout Value...

Page 192: ...he event which occurs on your switch N Displays the next page Press N command to display the next page P Displays the previous page Press P to display the previous page C Deletes all of the log contents Press C to delete all the logs PNxxxxxx Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration System Log Menu Entry Time YYYY MM DD HH MM SS Event 1 2001 01 24 05 08 53 Port 1 link up 2 2001 01 24 05 ...

Page 193: ...ription of the system log S Displays the log of entry specified or designated Press S and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Select entry log number After that enter the entry number to be displayed Q Returns to the top menu ...

Page 194: ... Timer function The factory default settings is Disabled Enabled The function is enabled Disabled The function is disabled W Switches the operation condition of the Watch Dog Timer Press W command and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes Enabled or Disabled Watch Dog Timer E D After that press E to enable the function and D to disable it Q Returns to the top menu PNxxxxxx Local Manage...

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