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Available commands are listed below. 

S  Enable/disable the trap receiver. 

 

Press "S." The command prompt changes to "Enter manager entry number>." Enter an 
entry number for the trap receiver to change the setting. Then, the command prompt 
changes to "Enable or Disable Trap Receiver (E/D)>." Press "E" to enable the TRAP 
receiver. Press "D" to disable it. 

I 

Set an IP address for the trap receiver. 
 

Press "I." The command prompt changes to "Enter manager entry number>." Enter an 
entry number for the trap receiver to change the setting. Then, the command prompt 
changes to "Enter IP address for trap receiver>." Enter the IP address. 

D  Set trap conditions. 

 

Press "D." The screen changes to the Enable/Disable Individual Trap Menu. 
For detailed configuration, refer to the next section (4.6.3.c). 

C  Set a community name for a trap receiver. 

 

Press "C." The command prompt changes to "Enter manager entry number>." Enter an 
entry number for a trap receiver to change the setting. Then, the command prompt 
changes to "Enter community name for trap receiver>." Enter a community name. 

Q  Return to the previous menu. 

 

Summary of Contents for Switch-M8ePWR PN27089KA

Page 1: ...and proper operations of this Switching Hub Please read the Important Safety Instructions on pages 2 to 4 Any problems or damage resulting from disassembly of this Switching Hub by customers are not covered by the warranty Switch M8ePWR Model Number PN27089KA Operation Manual For Menu Screens ...

Page 2: ...etch twist bundle with other cord pinch put under a heavy object and or heat it Damaged the cord could lead to fire short and or electric shock Do not put foreign objects such as metal and combustible into the opening such as twisted pair port console port SFP extension slot and or do not drop them into the inside of the Switching Hub Deviation could lead to fire electric shock and or equipment fa...

Page 3: ...t failure Deviation such as keeping connected for a long time could lead to fire Connect this Switching Hub to ground Deviation could lead to electric shock malfunction and or equipment failure Connect the power cord firmly to the power port Deviation could lead to electric fire shock and or malfunction Unplug the power cord if the Status ECO LED Status ECO mode TEMP LED temperature sensor or FAN ...

Page 4: ...ching Hub through the twisted pair cable leading to malfunction If you connect such a device it is strongly recommended that you install a surge protective device SPD on the twisted pair port side of this Switching Hub A lightning surge current voltage may be conducted to this Switching Hub through the power supply or ground wire connected to the power port leading to malfunction If a lightning su...

Page 5: ...l of the RJ45 connector the modular plug of connected twisted pair cable Do not place charged objects in the proximity of them Static electricity could lead to equipment failure Do not put the modular plug of the connected twisted pair cable on objects that can carry static charge such as carpet Do not place it in the proximity Static electricity could lead to equipment failure Do not put a strong...

Page 6: ...a space of 20 mm or more between them This space is not necessary if you use PN71052 connection brackets When stacking Switching Hubs leave a minimum of 20 mm space between them 1 Panasonic will not be liable for any damage resulting from the operation not in accordance with this document or the loss of communications which may or may not be caused by failure and or malfunction of this device 2 Th...

Page 7: ...unction 20 1 5 4 Operation Overview of PoE Power Supply Function 21 1 6 LED DISPLAY CHANGE BUTTON 22 1 6 1 LED Base Mode Configuration 22 1 6 2 LED Display Change 22 2 Installation 23 2 1 Mounting to Steel Product 23 2 2 Mounting to Rack Option 24 2 3 Mounting to Wall Option 26 3 Connection 27 3 1 Connecting a Twisted Pair Port 27 3 2 Connecting a SFP Extension Slot 28 3 3 Connecting to Power 29 4...

Page 8: ...DIUS Configuration 64 4 6 7 c Syslog Transmission Configuration 66 4 6 7 d SSH Server Configuration 68 4 6 7 e LED Base Mode Configuration 70 4 6 8 Forwarding Database 72 4 6 8 a Adding or deleting MAC address 73 4 6 8 b Setting learning mode of MAC address 75 4 6 8 c Displaying MAC address table by port 76 4 6 8 d Displaying all MAC addresses 78 4 6 8 e Displaying MAC address table by VLAN 79 4 6...

Page 9: ... 127 4 7 8 IGMP Snooping Configuration 130 4 7 8 a Set Leave Mode Menu 133 4 7 8 b VLAN Filter Configuration 135 4 7 8 c Router Port Table Configuration 136 4 7 9 Power Over Ethernet Configuration 138 4 7 9 a PoE Port Configuration Menu 139 4 7 9 b PoE Global Configuration Menu 141 4 7 10 Ring Redundant Protocol Configuration 143 4 7 10 a RRP Domain Creation Menu 146 4 7 10 b RRP Domain Modificati...

Page 10: ...Logout 183 Appendix A Specifications 184 Appendix B Procedures for Console Port Configuration Using Windows HyperTerminal 187 Appendix C Easy IP Address Setup Function 188 Appendix D Example of Network Configuration using Loop Detection Function and Its Precautions 189 Troubleshooting 191 After sales Service 193 ...

Page 11: ...on screen The ECO mode LED function can save more power consumption by turning off the LEDs on the Switching Hub All twisted pair ports support the straight cross cable auto sensing function Simply connect devices with straight cables whether it is a terminal or a network device This function does not work if the port communication configuration is set at fixed Ports 1 to 8 are set at MDI X defaul...

Page 12: ...k Aggregation is supported allowing to aggregate up to 8 ports The IEEE802 1p QoS function is supported The IEEE802 1X user authentication function EAP MD5 TLS PEAP is supported The IGMP Snooping function is supported allowing to prevent multicast packets from monopolizing bandwidth The Reboot timer function is supported allowing to automatically reboot the switch after the specified time within 2...

Page 13: ...n 4 Screws for fixing rubber foot 4 Power cord CEE7 7 1 The attached power cord is dedicated for AC 100 240 V use 1 1 3 3 O Op pt ti io on na al l A Ac cc ce es ss so or ri ie es s PN71051 19 inch rack mount brackets for 1 unit 2 pcs set PN71052 19 inch rack mount brackets for 2 units 2 pcs 2 connection brackets set PN71053 Wall mount brackets 2 pcs set PN72001 RJ45 D sub 9 pin console cable PN540...

Page 14: ...oE mode LED GIGA mode LED Speed mode LED Duplex mode LED Loop History mode LED Power LED Collision LED PoE limit LED Temperature sensor LED Fan sensor LED LED DISPLAY CHANGE BUTTON PoE power supply supported 10 100BASE TX port 10 100 1000BASE T port Power port Power cord hook block MAC address label Serial number label SFP extension slot Console port ...

Page 15: ...r bridge and switching hub is possible The length of the twisted pair cable connecting this Switching Hub and a device must be 100 m or shorter 10 100BASE TX port LEDs Ports 9 to 10 The length of the twisted pair cable connecting this Switching Hub and a device must be 100 m or shorter SFP extension slots Ports 9 to 10 Select either of 10 100 1000BASE T port or SFP for use The supported SFP module...

Page 16: ...s pressed and held for more than 3 seconds all of the STATUS ECO PoE GIGA 100M and FULL LEDs are lit Release the button to enter the mode after switching For detailed behavior on each LED base mode refer to 1 6 1 The factory default setting of the LED base mode is Status mode Press and hold for more than 10 seconds Changes the loop detection status Enable Disable If the LED display change button i...

Page 17: ...ion Power LED POWER Green Light Power is ON Off Power is OFF Collision LED ANY COL Orange Light Packet collisions in either of ports operating in half duplex Off No packet collisions PoE limit LED PoE LIM Off When fan control is set to High factory default Supplying power in the range from 0 to 109 W When fan control is set to Mid or Low Supplying power in the range from 0 to 47 W Green Light When...

Page 18: ...GA mode Speed mode LED 100M Green Light Operating in the Speed mode Duplex mode LED FULL Green Light Operating in the Duplex mode Loop History mode LED LOOP HISTORY Green Light Operating in the Loop History mode Green Blink Loop is occurring or occurred within the last 3 days Port LED display mode In the Status mode described later the port LED indicates link up and communication status Pressing L...

Page 19: ...witchingHub ports 1 to 8 only Off Not supplying power or no PoE powered device connected Ports 9 and 10 are always off GIGA Green Light Link is established at 1000 Mbps Off Link is established at 100 Mbps or 10 Mbps or no device is connected 100M Green Light Link is established at 100 Mbps Off Link is established at 1000 Mbps or 100Mbps or no device is connected FULL Green Light Link is establishe...

Page 20: ...p while the port is blocked You can change the loop detection function settings Enable Disable by pressing and holding the LED display change button for more than 10 seconds or configuring on the configuration screen For details about settings on the configuration screen refer to 4 7 11 When successfully changed the Loop History mode LED is lit If you want to turn off the Loop History LED display ...

Page 21: ...er request less than maximum power supply on the whole unit unplug the cable connected to the port blinking orange Power supply operation when a single port is overloaded When power request exceeds the maximum on a single port the port is overloaded and stops supplying power You can verify a port that stopped supplying power by switching the LED display to the Power supply mode PoE Unplug the cabl...

Page 22: ...the port LEDs Left are turned off for power saving regardless it is connected or not to the terminal In the ECO mode the STATUS ECO LED is blinking green You can configure the Base mode settings on the configuration screen of this Switching Hub For details refer to 4 6 7 d 1 1 6 6 2 2 L LE ED D D Di is sp pl la ay y C Ch ha an ng ge e Pressing the LED DISPLAY CHANGE BUTTON on the front panel allow...

Page 23: ...witching Hub upside down Fix the 4 rubber feet firmly to the Switching Hub using 4 screws for magnetic mount Rubber foot magnet built in Fig 2 1 Switch M8ePWR bottom face Note Do not install the Switching Hub in such places as the unstable location where there is strong vibration or shock or where a person may walk under this Switching Hub Deviation could lead to injury and or equipment failure ...

Page 24: ... or screws supplied with the rack Up to two Switching Hubs can be connected When connecting two Switching Hubs and installing them on a rack use the two 19 inch rack mount brackets and eight screws for fixing the mount brackets to the Switching Hub included in the PN71052 optional brackets to fix the mount brackets to the four holes on a side of the Switching Hubs Then use the two connection brack...

Page 25: ...25 Fig 2 2 Installing in rack Screw holes for fixing the 19 inch rack mount brackets ...

Page 26: ... Hub included in the PN71053 optional brackets to fix the mount brackets to the four holes on each side of the Switching Hub Attach the four rubber feet supplied with the Switching Hub to the recesses at the four corners of the bottom surface of the Switching Hub Then securely install the Switching Hub on the wall with the four screws you prepared Fig 2 3 Installing on wall ...

Page 27: ...the highest performance mode When a terminal or a LAN device without auto negotiation function is connected to this Switching Hub this Switching Hub automatically determines and sets the communication speed however the full duplex half duplex configuration is set at half duplex because the full duplex half duplex capability cannot be determined When connecting a terminal or a LAN device without au...

Page 28: ...e twisted pair port is enabled however the SFP extension port is automatically enabled when a fiber optical link is established Connect this Switching Hub s TX port to the RX port of the connected device and this Switching Hub s RX port to the TX port of the connected device The following SFP modules are optionally available 1000BASE SX SFP module Part number PN54021K 1000BASE LX SFP module Part n...

Page 29: ...ort of this Switching Hub and connect the power plug into an electric outlet The switch operates on AC 100 240 V 50 60 Hz This Switching Hub does not have a power switch Plugging the power cord turns on this Switching Hub s power and it starts operating To power off unplug the power plug from the electric outlet ...

Page 30: ...nfiguring an IP address refer to 4 6 2 4 4 1 1 C Co on nn ne ec ct ti in ng g v vi ia a C Co on ns so ol le e P Po or rt t Console connection requires a DEC VT100 compatible asynchronous terminal or a terminal capable of running a VT100 compatible terminal emulator such as HyperTerminal on Windows XP or older Connect a terminal of this kind to the RJ45 console port of this Switching Hub Configure ...

Page 31: ...le is correct or hit the enter key If you access the Switching Hub via console the screen displays as shown in Fig 4 2 1 Fig 4 2 1 Login screen Console If you access the Switching Hub via Telnet the screen displays Remote Management System similar to Fig 4 2 2 PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Version x x x xx MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Login Menu Login ...

Page 32: ...is set to manager Enter manager and press the Return key Then you need to enter a password as Fig 4 2 3 displays The Switching Hub s default password is the same as the login name manager Enter the password correctly and press the Return key PN27089K PN27089KA Remote Management System Version x x x xx MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Login Menu Login ...

Page 33: ... the password is displayed in asterisks Note Up to four users for Telnet or up to two users for SSH can access the Switching Hub concurrently Note For the SSH login method follow the operating procedures for each SSH client PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Version x x x xx MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Login Menu Login manager Password ...

Page 34: ...em Basic Switch Configuration System Admin Configuration Menu Description Switch M8ePWR Object ID 1 3 6 1 4 1 396 5 4 2 16 Name Location Contact COMMAND Set System N ame Set System L ocation Set System C ontact Information Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets to select option 2 Parent menu name 1 Title 3 Current menu name 4 Configuration 6 Prompt 7 Command entry li...

Page 35: ...s differ on each screen Select a command from the list 6 Prompt Changes as you enter a command indicating what you need to enter next Follow this instruction 7 Command entry line Enter a command or settings 8 Explanation Displays the explanation and or status of this screen Also displays an entry error message if applicable All operations on this screen are done by entering letters Using a cursor ...

Page 36: ... and port Advanced Switch Configuration Configures this Switching Hub s advanced functions such as VLAN Link Aggregation Spanning Tree QoS IEEE802 1X authentication IGMP Snooping and PoE Statistics Displays this Switching Hub s statistical information Switch Tools Configuration Set this Switching Hub s additional tools such as firmware update saving reading settings Ping and system log Save Config...

Page 37: ...ent System Main Menu General Information System up for xxxday s xxhr s xxmin s xxsec s Boot Runtime Code Version x x x xx x x x xx Hardware Information Version Version1 CPU Utilization xx xx DRAM Flash Size 64MB 8MB DRAM User Area Size Free xxxxxxxx bytes Total xxxxxxxx bytes System Fan Status Good System Temperature CPU xx System xx degree s Celsius Administration Information Switch Name Switch L...

Page 38: ...dance with 4 6 1 System Administration Configuration Switch Name Displays the Switching Hub name The factory default setting is blank Switch Location Displays the Switching Hub s location The factory default setting is blank For configuration details refer to 4 6 1 Switch Contact Displays the contact information The factory default setting is blank For configuration details refer to 4 6 1 System A...

Page 39: ...ort settings such as port name Port Configuration Power Saving Configures the MNO series power saving mode System Security Configuration Configures the security settings such as access limitation for this Switching Hub Forwarding Database Displays the MAC address table Time Configuration Configures the time settings such as the SNTP based time synchronization function and manual mode settings ARP ...

Page 40: ...rmation The factory default setting is blank Available commands are listed below N Set edit the system name Press N The command prompt changes to Enter system name Enter a Switching Hub name in 50 characters or less L Set edit the device installation location information Press L The command prompt changes to Enter system location Enter a Switching Hub location in 50 characters or less C Set edit t...

Page 41: ...tting Default Gateway Displays the IP address of the router set as a current default gateway 0 0 0 0 is the factory default setting DHCP Mode Displays the DHCP mode If enabled the Switching Hub requests an IP address to the DHCP server Disabled is the factory default setting Enabled Requests an IP address from the DHCP server when starting up Disabled Does not request an IP address from the DHCP s...

Page 42: ...way IP address Enter the IP address of a router used as a default gateway D Disable enable the DHCP mode If enabled an IP address is automatically obtained from the DHCP server E Enable the DHCP mode A DHCP server must be operating on the network D Disable the DHCP mode R Renew an IP address from the DHCP server Press R The command prompt changes to Renew DHCP Y N To renew press Y Otherwise press ...

Page 43: ...MP trap sending settings For details refer to the next section 4 6 3 b Quit to previous menu Return to the previous menu Available commands are listed below M Configure the SNMP manager settings Press M The SNMP Management Configuration Menu opens T Configure the SNMP traps Press T The SNMP Trap Receiver Configuration Menu opens Q Quit the SNMP Configuration Menu and return to the previous menu PN...

Page 44: ...ons are allowed Read Only Only the read operation is allowed IP Address Displays the IP address of the SNMP manager Community Displays the current community name PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System SNMP Configuration SNMP Management Configuration Menu SNMP Manager List No Status Privilege IP Address Community 1 Enabled Read Write 0 0 0 0 private 2 Enabled Read Only 0 0 0 0 public 3 Disabled...

Page 45: ...ange the setting Then the command prompt changes to Enter IP address for manager Enter an IP address R Set access privileges for an SNMP manager Press R The command prompt changes to Enter manager entry number Enter an SNMP manager entry number to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Enter the selection Press 1 for read only permission Press 2 for read and write C Set a community ...

Page 46: ...s traps Disabled Does not send traps IP Address Displays the IP address of the trap receiver Community Displays the current community name set for sending traps PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System SNMP Configuration SNMP Trap Receiver Configuration Menu Trap Receiver List No Status IP Address Community 1 Disabled 0 0 0 0 2 Disabled 0 0 0 0 3 Disabled 0 0 0 0 4 Disabled 0 0 0 0 5 Disabled 0 ...

Page 47: ...ger entry number Enter an entry number for the trap receiver to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Enter IP address for trap receiver Enter the IP address D Set trap conditions Press D The screen changes to the Enable Disable Individual Trap Menu For detailed configuration refer to the next section 4 6 3 c C Set a community name for a trap receiver Press C The command prompt cha...

Page 48: ...r Configuration Enable Disable Individual Trap Menu SNMP Authentication Failure Disabled Enable Link Up Down Port 1 10 PoE Trap Control Enabled Temperature Trap Control Disabled Temperature Threshold 66 degree s Celsius FAN Failure Enabled COMMAND Enable Disable A uth Fail Trap Add Link Up Down Trap P orts D elete Link Up Down Trap Ports Enable Disable Po E Trap Enable Disable T emperature Trap S ...

Page 49: ...settings Enabled Enables the trap sending Factory default setting Disabled Disables the trap sending Temperature Trap Control Displays the trap sending settings when the internal temperature is above or below the preset temperature Enabled Enables the trap sending Disabled Disables the trap sending Factory default setting Temperature Threshold Displays the threshold temperature value to send the t...

Page 50: ...eshold For Sending Trap as set on the PoE Global Configuration Menu Press E The command prompt changes to Enable or Disable PoE trap E D Press E to enable the trap sending Press D to disable it T Enable disable the trap sending when the internal temperature exceeds the preset temperature Press T The command prompt changes to Enable or Disable Temperature trap E D Press E to enable the trap sending...

Page 51: ...pe Admin Link Mode Flow Ctrl Auto MDI 1 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 2 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 3 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 4 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 5 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 6 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 7 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 8 100TX Enabled Down Auto Disabled Disabled 9 1000T En...

Page 52: ... has not been established Mode Displays the communication speed and full duplex half duplex settings For all ports Auto is the factory default setting Auto Auto negotiation mode 100 FDx 100F 100 Mbps full duplex 100 HDx 100H 100 Mbps half duplex 10 FDx 10F 10 Mbps full duplex 10 HDx 10H 10 Mbps half duplex Flow Ctrl Displays the flow control settings For all ports Disabled is the factory default s...

Page 53: ... the upper screen is updated automatically Mode A Enable the auto negotiation mode N Disable the auto negotiation mode fixing the speed at 1000BASE T is not supported Speed 10 Set at 10 Mbps 100 Set at 100 Mbps Duplex F Set at full duplex H Set at half duplex F Enable disable the flow control Press F The command prompt changes to Select port number to be changed Enter a port number you to change t...

Page 54: ...Management System Basic Switch Configuration Port Configuration Extend Menu Port Trunk Type Link Port Name EAP Pkt FW 1 100TX Down Port_1 Disabled 2 100TX Down Port_2 Disabled 3 100TX Down Port_3 Disabled 4 100TX Down Port_4 Disabled 5 100TX Down Port_5 Disabled 6 100TX Down Port_6 Disabled 7 100TX Down Port_7 Disabled 8 100TX Down Port_8 Disabled 9 1000T Down Port_9 Disabled 10 1000T Down Port_10...

Page 55: ...ow A A name can be assigned to each port Press A The command prompt changes to Select port number to be changed Enter a port number to change the setting To configure all ports at once enter 0 as the port number Then the command prompt changes to Enter port name string Enter a name in 15 characters or less As the change is applied the display on the upper screen is updated automatically E Enable d...

Page 56: ...n in Fig 4 6 10 On this screen you can configure port status display settings and MNO series power saving mode settings Fig 4 6 10 Port Configuration Power Saving Menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Basic Switch Configuration Port Configuration Power Saving Menu Port Link Trunk Type Mode Power Saving 1 Down 100TX Auto Half 2 Down 100TX Auto Half 3 Down 100TX Auto Half 4 Down 100TX Auto...

Page 57: ...plays the status of the MNO series power saving mode For all ports Half is the factory default setting Half The MNO series power saving mode status is enabled Half Full The MNO series power saving mode status is enabled Full Disabled The MNO series power saving mode status is disabled Available commands are listed below P Configure the MNO series power saving mode Press P The command prompt change...

Page 58: ...sole UI Idle Timeout 5 Min Telnet UI Idle Timeout 5 Min Telnet Server Enabled SNMP Agent 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 User N ame Set T elnet UI Time Out Change Local P assword Enable Disable Te l net Server R ADIUS Configuration Enable Disable S NMP Age...

Page 59: ... Displays the access settings for the IP address configuration software bundled with the Panasonic network cameras Enabled is the factory default setting For instructions refer to Appendix C Enabled Access is enabled Disabled Access is disabled Local User Name Displays the current login username manager is the factory default setting Syslog Transmission Displays the settings for sending system log...

Page 60: ... to Enable or Disable telnet server E D Enter E to enable the access Enter D to disable the access S Configure the SNMP access settings Press S The command prompt changes to Enable or Disable SNMP Agent E D Enter E to enable the access Enter D to disable the access A Configure a terminal accessible via Telnet Press A to move to the Telnet Access Limitation Menu For configuration details refer to t...

Page 61: ...ogin method Press L to use the username and password set for this Switching Hub Press R to use the RADIUS authentication Press N when not configuring H Configure SSH server settings Press H to move to the SSH Server Configuration page For configuration details refer to the next section 4 6 7 d B Configure LED base mode settings Press B to move to the LED Basic Mode Configuration page For configura...

Page 62: ...Limitation Configuration PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System System Security Configuration Telnet Access Limitation Menu Telnet Access Limitation Disabled No IP Address Subnet Mask 1 empty empty 2 empty empty 3 empty empty 4 empty empty 5 empty empty COMMAND E nable Disable Telnet Access Limitation A dd IP Address and Subnet Mask D elete IP Address and Subnet Mask M odify IP Address and Sub...

Page 63: ...8 1 10 255 255 255 255 192 168 1 10 Only one unit can be accessed 2 192 168 1 20 255 255 255 254 192 168 1 20 192 168 1 21 Two units can be accessed 3 192 168 2 1 255 255 255 128 192 168 2 1 to 192 168 2 127 127 units can be accessed 4 192 168 3 1 255 255 255 0 192 168 3 1 to 192 168 3 254 254 units can be accessed D Delete a range of IP address that has been set up Press D The command prompt chan...

Page 64: ...ger set this secret key The factory default setting is no secret key Response Time Indicates maximum response time for authentication request to RADIUS server The factory default setting is 10 seconds Maximum Retransmission Indicates the number of retransmission times for authentication request to RADIUS server The factory default setting is 3 PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System System Secu...

Page 65: ...erver Press C The command prompt changes to Enter secret string for server Enter the secret string in 20 characters or less R Set a response time until the RADIUS server responds to authentication request Press R The command prompt changes to Enter response time Enter the response time with a value of 1 to 120 sec M Set maximum number of times of retransmission of authentication request Press M Th...

Page 66: ... Include SysName IP Indicates information to be added SysName Adds a SysName of this Switching Hub to a system log to be transmitted IP address Adds an IP address of this Switching Hub to a system log to be transmitted PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System System Security Configuration Syslog Transmission Configuration Menu Syslog Server List No Status IP Address Facility Include SysName IP 1...

Page 67: ... entry number Enter No to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Enter IP address for manager Enter an IP address of Syslog server Y Set information that is added to a system log to be transmitted Press Y The command prompt changes to Enter manager entry number Enter No to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Enter Include Information Enter S when adding a SysName o...

Page 68: ...es of SSH authentication The factory default setting is 5 SSH Server Displays the SSH access settings Disabled is the factory default setting Enabled SSH Access is enabled Disabled Access is disabled SSH Server key Displays the SSH server key status Key exists The server key exists Key does not exist The server key does not exist PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Basic Switch Configuratio...

Page 69: ... terminating a SSH connected session if no input is made Press O The command prompt changes to Enter SSH UI idle timeout Enter a value from 1 to 60 minutes A Configure the time to wait for a response to SSH authentication Press A The command prompt changes to Enter SSH authentication idle timeout Enter a value from 1 to 120 seconds R Configure the number of times of SSH authentication Press R The ...

Page 70: ...Displays the current LED base mode For all ports the factory default setting is set to the Status mode Status Status Operating in the Status mode Eco Operating in the ECO mode PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System System Security Configuration LED Base Mode Configuration LED Base Mode Status Note Save Configuration to Flash will be executed when LED Base Mode changed COMMAND Set LED B ase Mod...

Page 71: ... B The command prompt changes to Select LED Base Mode S E Press S to change the LED base mode to the Status mode Press E to change to the ECO mode Q Return to the previous menu Note When you change the LED base mode all configuration information will be saved into the flash memory ...

Page 72: ... or deletes MAC address of forwarding database MAC Learnig Configures the learning mode of MAC address Display MAC Address by Port Displays MAC Address table by port Display MAC Address by MAC Displays all registered MAC addresses Display MAC Address by VID Displays a MAC address table by VLAN Quit to previous menu Return to the previous menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Basic Switch...

Page 73: ...reen Description MAC Address Displays a MAC address in MAC address table Port Displays a port to which the MAC address belongs VLAN ID Displays a VLAN ID to which MAC address belongs PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Forwarding Database Menu Static Address Table Menu MAC Address Port VLAN ID Database is empty COMMAND N ext Page D elete Entry P revious Page Q uit to previous menu A dd New ...

Page 74: ...evious page A Execute additional registration of MAC address Press A The command prompt changes to Enter MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Enter a MAC address to be added D Delete MAC address that has been registered Press D The command prompt changes to Enter MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Enter a MAC address to be deleted Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 75: ...o be changed Enter a port number to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Change MAC Learning Mode for port specified port number Enter A when learning automatically or D when not learning MAC Address Q Return to the previous menu Note When IEEE802 1X port based authentication is activated the MAC Learning Mode for a port cannot be disabled in the MAC Learning Menu PN27089K PN27089...

Page 76: ...ult setting is 300 seconds 5 minutes Select Port Displays the selected port number MAC Address Displays a MAC address in MAC address table Port Displays a port to which the MAC address has belonged Available commands are listed below N Display the next page Press N to display the next port P Display the previous page Press P to display the previous port A Set a time to store MAC address PN27089K P...

Page 77: ...nges to Enter Age Out time Enter Age Out time with a value of 10 to 1000000 by seconds S Switch a port to be displayed Press S The command prompt changes to Enter Port Number Enter a port number to display Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 78: ... MAC address table Port Displays a port to which the MAC address has assigned Available commands are listed below N Display the next page Press N to display the next port P Display the previous page Press P to display the previous port A Set a time to store MAC address Press A The command prompt changes to Enter Age Out time Enter Age Out time with a value of 10 to 1000000 by seconds Q Return to t...

Page 79: ...tting is 300 seconds 5 minutes Select VLAN ID Displays the selected VLAN ID MAC Address Displays all the entries in the MAC address table Port Displays a port to which the MAC address has assigned Available commands are listed below N Display the next page Press N to display the next port P Display the previous page Press P to display the previous port A Set a time to store MAC address PN27089K PN...

Page 80: ...pt changes to Enter Age Out time Enter Age Out time with a value of 10 to 1000000 by seconds S Switch VLAN to be displayed Press S The command prompt changes to Enter VLAN ID Enter VLAN ID to display Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 81: ...nternal clock SNTP Server IP Displays an IP address of SNTP server that executes time synchronization SNTP Polling Interval Displays an interval of time synchronization with SNTP server Time Zone Displays time zone Daylight Saving Displays the application status of Daylight Saving Summer time PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Basic Switch Configuration Time Configuration Menu Time HH MM S...

Page 82: ...Enable or Disable Daylight Saving E D Enter E to apply or D not to apply Daylight Saving But in case time zone is set to where daylight saving is not applied this configuration is not available When this Switching Hub is used domestically this configuration is not required Z Set time zone Press Z to open a list of time zones Specify a time zone to set The factory default setting is GMT 09 00 Osaka...

Page 83: ...out Displays Age out time of ARP table IP Address Displays IP address entries Hardware Address Displays hardware MAC address on ARP table Type Displays Type on ARP table PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Basic Switch Configuration ARP Table Sorting Method By IP ARP Age Timeout 7200 seconds IP Address Hardware Address Type COMMAND N ext Page A dd Modify Static Entry P revious Page D elete ...

Page 84: ...ing ARP table Press S The command prompt changes to Select method for sorting entry to display I M T Enter I when displaying order of IP Address or M when displaying order of Hardware Address or T when displaying order of Type respectively A Add or correct an entry of ARP table Press A The command prompt changes to Enter IP address Enter an IP address Then the command prompt changes to Enter Hardw...

Page 85: ...onfiguration Configures spanning tree related settings Access Conrol Configuration Configures access control related settings Storm Control Configuration Configures storm control settings 802 1X Port Base Access Control Configuration Configures IEEE802 1X authentication related settings IGMP Snooping Configuration Configures IGMP Snooping related settings PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System...

Page 86: ...nfigures PoE settings RRP Configuration Configures ring protocol related settings Loop Detection Configuration Configures loop detection settings Quit to previous menu Quits the Advanced Switch Configuration Menu and returns to the Main menu ...

Page 87: ...parameters VLAN ID VLAN ID is VLAN identifier attached to each frame when tagged frames are handled Also in case of untagged frames ports are divided into group by this ID and a destination of frame forwarding is determined by referring to this ID Multiple VLAN IDs can be set to each port PVID Port VLAN ID Only one PVID can be set to each port When a untagged frame was received this ID determines ...

Page 88: ...t Menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration VLAN Management Menu Total VLANs 1 Internet Mansion Disabled Uplink VLAN ID VLAN Name VLAN Type Mgmt 1 Permanent UP COMMAND N ext Page C reate VLAN S et Port Config P revious Page D elete VLAN Set I nternet Mansion Set M anagement Status C o nfig VLAN Member Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square ...

Page 89: ...d VLAN Type Indicates a type of VLAN Permanent Indicates that the VLAN is the one of initial setting At least one VLAN must exist and this VLAN cannot be deleted Static Indicates that the VLAN is the newly configured one Mgmt Indicates whether the VLAN is a management VLAN or not UP Indicates that the VLAN is a management VLAN VLAN that is possible to communicate with CPU DOWN Indicates that the V...

Page 90: ...ce to be optimum environment as a Switching Hub used in Internet Mansion By this setting the specified port becomes an Uplink port and other ports become possible to communicate only with downlink port Downlink ports become impossible to communicate each other So it becomes possible to ensure security between each resident There are some constrained conditions for use Please execute configuration ...

Page 91: ... function is not possible 2 Combined usage with IGMP Snooping function is not possible 3 Combined usage with Link Aggregation function is not possible 4 Combined usage with Ring Protocol function is not possible 5 Registering to MAC Address table with Statically is not possible 6 Disabling MAC Learning function in Section 4 6 8 b is not possible 7 Only the Uplink port s belong to the management VL...

Page 92: ... Screen Description VLAN ID Indicates the VLAN ID to create VLAN Name Indicates the VLAN name to create Port Members Indicates the port numbers belonging to new VLAN members PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System VLAN Management VLAN Creation Menu VLAN ID VLAN Name Port Members COMMAND Set V LAN ID Set VLAN N ame Select P ort Member A pply Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in ...

Page 93: ...r new VLAN name in 32 characters or less P Set the member s of VLAN Press P The command prompt changes to Enter egress port number Enter a port number to set When entering multiple port numbers delimit with comma with no space or hyphenate the continuous numbers A Apply the VLAN creation By pressing A creates a new VLAN Q Return to the previous menu Note After inputting the VLAN settings enter A i...

Page 94: ...AN Modification Menu Screen Description VLAN Name Indicates the VLAN name Port Member Indicates the VLAN port member s Untagged Port Indicates the untagged ports PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System VLAN Management VLAN Modification Menu VLAN ID 1 VLAN Name Port Members 1 10 Untagged Ports 1 10 COMMAND Set VLAN N ame Select P ort Member A pply Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the charact...

Page 95: ... characters or less P Set the member s port of VLAN Press P The command prompt changes to Enter egress port number Enter a port number to set When entering multiple port numbers delimit with comma with no space or hyphenate the continuous numbers A Apply to modify the VLAN settings By pressing A apply the modifiled settings Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 96: ...eceived The factory default setting is 1 When tagged packet was received destination port is determined by referring the tag regardless of PVID Acceptable Type Indicates type of received frame Admit All Receives all frames Tagged Only Receives only the tagged frames PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System VLAN Management VLAN Port Configuration Menu Port PVID Acceptable Frame Type 1 1 Admit All...

Page 97: ... command prompt changes to Enter port number Enter a port number you wish to modify Then the command prompt changes to Select port acceptable frame type A T Enter A to receive all the frames or T to receive only the tagged frames respectively Q Return to the previous menu Note This Switching Hub is possible to assign multiple VLANs to one port When new VLAN was configured it belongs to both VLAN t...

Page 98: ...ng This Switching Hub supports the LACP Link Aggregation Control Protocol specified in IEEE802 3ad By this it is possible to construct Link Aggregation up to 8 ports per group Note In this Switching Hub it is not possible to construct a trunking system in which 100M port and Giga port are mixed Combined usage of Spanning Tree mode and Internet Mansion mode is not possible Note Depending on number ...

Page 99: ... other side It is required that the other side mode is Active or Passive Passive Does not send out LACP packet from this Switching Hub and constructs a trunk by negotiating with other side using LACP packet received from other side It is required that the other side mode is Active Manual Constructs trunking forcibly without using LACP packet It is required that the other side is the same configura...

Page 100: ... or P to make it Passive or M to make it Manual respectively R Remove trunking settings Press R The command prompt changes to Enter trunk group admin key Enter a group number you wish to delete The command prompt changes to Enter port member port for group key Enter a port number you wish to do rdelete When entering multiple port numbers delimit with comma with no space or hyphenate the continuous...

Page 101: ... group get into backup mode When a failure occurred in link of 1 8 ports one of them becomes a member that constructs trunk on behalf of that port In this case priority order to become a member is determined by Port Priority that is set in next section 4 7 2 c and when Priority value is the same to all trunk is constructed by a member starting from the smallest port number in order ...

Page 102: ...cting trunking on the network using LACP MAC Address of this Switching Hub becomes this System ID and it is not possible to change this ID Combination of System Priority value and System ID becomes a System ID in LACP Port This is a port number of this Switching Hub Priority This is a priority order of this Switching Hub by port in trunking Smaller number has higher priority The factory default se...

Page 103: ...low N Display the next page Press N to change the display to the next page P Display the previous page Press P to change the display to the previous page S Set a Priority value priority order by port Press S Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 104: ...uired for constructing trunking on the network using LACP MAC Address of this Switching Hub becomes this System ID and it is not possible to change this ID Combination of System Priority value and System ID becomes a System ID in LACP Key Indicates the group number of trunking Aggregator Aggregator is a number of logical interface of trunking This is the same number as the one of the port of which...

Page 105: ...able commands are listed below N Display the next page Press N to change the display to the next page P Display the previous page Press P to change the display to the previous page Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 106: ...s packet Be Monitored Port s Indicates a port number of a port to be monitored Direction Indicates which packet should be monitored either the transmit packet or the receive packet of a monitored port Tx Monitors the transmit packet Rx Monitors the receive packet Both Monitors both of the transmit and receive packet Status Indicates whether monitoring is executed or not Enabled Monitoring the pack...

Page 107: ...et or the receive packet Press D The command prompt changes to Select port monitoring direction R T B Enter R when monitoring the receive packet or T when monitoring the transmit packet or B when monitoring both of the receive and transmit packet respectively C Start or stop monitoring Press C The command prompt changes to Enter the select E D Enter E if you wish to start Enable monitoring Enter D...

Page 108: ... Configuration Rapid Spanning Tree Configuration Global RSTP Status Disabled Protocol Version RSTP Root Port 0 Time Since Topology Change 0 Sec Root Path Cost 0 Topology Change Count 0 Designated Root 0000 000000000000 Bridge ID 0000 000000000000 Hello Time 2 Sec Bridge Hello Time 2 Sec Maximum Age 20 Sec Bridge Maximum Age 20 Sec Forward Delay 15 Sec Bridge Forward Delay 15 Sec COMMAND E nable Di...

Page 109: ...rmation Set Bridge M aximum Age Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character in square brackets to select option PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Rapid Spanning Tree Configuration Global RSTP Status Enabled Protocol Version STP Compatible Root Port 0 Time Since Topology Change 2 Sec Root Path Cost 0 Topology Change Count 0 Designated Root 8000 xxxxxxxx...

Page 110: ...ted Root Displays bridge ID of a root bridge Hello Time Displays an access interval with a root bridge for confirming the spanning tree configuration Maximum Age Displays a timeout period of the Hello message Forward Delay Displays transition time of spanning tree status such as from Listening to Learning or Learning to Forwarding Bridge ID Displays bridge ID of the Switching Hub Bridge ID is conf...

Page 111: ... priority Enter a value within the range specified in the black band at the bottom of the screen H Configure Bridge hello time Press H The command prompt changes to Enter bridge hello time Enter a value within the range specified in the black band at the bottom of the screen M Configure Bridge maximum age Press M The command prompt changes to Enter bridge maximum age Enter a value within the range...

Page 112: ...n Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 2 Down Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 3 Down Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 4 Down Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 5 Down Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 6 Down Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 7 Down Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 8 Down Discarding Disabled 128 200000 A Enabled 9 Down Discarding Dis...

Page 113: ...th Cost Displays the cost of each port Ports 1 to 8 are set to 200000 and Ports 9 to 10 are set to 20000 at factory default setting STP Status Displays enable disable of the spanning tree of each port Enabled Spanning Tree is enabled Disabled Spanning Tree is disabled Available commands are listed below I Set priority of each port in the Switching Hub Press I to change the command prompt to Select...

Page 114: ...se False Auto False Init 2 Down Discarding Disabled False False Auto False Init 3 Down Discarding Disabled False False Auto False Init 4 Down Discarding Disabled False False Auto False Init 5 Down Discarding Disabled False False Auto False Init 6 Down Discarding Disabled False False Auto False Init 7 Down Discarding Disabled False False Auto False Init 8 Down Discarding Disabled False False Auto F...

Page 115: ... an alternate port Backup Operating as a backup port Disabled STP is not working Admin OperEdge Displays the setting of the edge port a port that can be immediately forwarded Admin Administration displays the setting status and Oper Operation displays the actual status True Can be set to the edge port False Cannot be set to the edge port Admin OperPtoP Displays point to point connection of the Swi...

Page 116: ... Press T to change the command prompt to Select port number to be changed Enter a port number Then Set point to point port for port A T F is displayed For Auto press A For True press T For False press F M Restart the operation of the spanning tree Press M to change the command prompt to Select port number to be changed Enter a port number Then Restart the protocol migration process for port Y N is...

Page 117: ... value and port number Available commands are listed below Q Return to the previous menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Rapid Spanning Tree Configuration Designated Topology Information Port Trunk Link Desig Root Desig Cost Desig Bridge Desig Port 1 Down 0000 000000000000 0 0000 000000000000 00 00 2 Down 0000 000000000000 0 0000 000000000000 00 00 3 Down 0000 000000000000 0 0000 000000...

Page 118: ...raffic Class configuration screen Press T to change the screen to the Traffic Class Configuration Menu Refer to the section 4 7 5 a for how to set D Move to the DiffServ configuration screen Press D to change the screen to the Diffserv Configuration Menu Refer to the section 4 7 5 c for how to set Q Return to the previous menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuratio...

Page 119: ... Enabled QoS is enabled Disabled QoS is disabled Factory default setting Priority Displays a priority value in a VLAN tag Traffic Class Displays the priority PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Quality of Service Configuration Traffic Class Configuration Menu QoS Status Disabled Priority Traffic Class 0 0 1 0 2 1 3 1 4 2 5 2 6 3 0 Lowest 7 3 3 Highest COMMAND S et QoS Status Q uit to previo...

Page 120: ... Traffic Class to a priority value of IEEE802 1p Press M to change the command prompt to Enter Priority E D Enter a priority value 0 to 7 to be assigned Then the command prompt changes to Enter traffic class for priority Enter Traffic Class 0 to 3 C Move to the screen for configuring a scheduling method Press C to change the screen to Scheduling Method Refer to the section 4 7 5 b for how to set Q...

Page 121: ...unction Strict SPQ Strict priority queuing Factory default setting Weighted Round Robin WRR Weighted round robin scheduling Traffic Class Displays the priority Weight Displays a weight to distribute packets PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Quality of Service Configuration Scheduling Method Scheduling Method Strict Traffic Class Weight 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 COMMAND S et Scheduling Method Set Tr...

Page 122: ...ling method S W if Strict Priority Queuing is used press S If Weighted Round Robin is used press W M Set weight to priority Traffic Class Press M to change the command prompt to Enter traffic class Enter Traffic Class 0 to 3 Then the command prompt changes to Enter weight for traffic class Enter weight 1 to 127 Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 123: ... the priority PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Quality of Service Configuration Diffserv Configuration Menu Diffserv Status Disabled 0 Lowest 3 Highest DSCP Priority DSCP Priority DSCP Priority DSCP Priority DSCP Priority 0 0 13 0 26 0 39 0 52 0 1 0 14 0 27 0 40 0 53 0 2 0 15 0 28 0 41 0 54 0 3 0 16 0 29 0 42 0 55 0 4 0 17 0 30 0 43 0 56 0 5 0 18 0 31 0 44 0 57 0 6 0 19 0 32 0 45 0 58 0 ...

Page 124: ...able or Disable Diffserv E D Press E to enable the function Press D to disable it M Assign priority Priority to DSCP values Press M to change the command prompt to Enter DSCP Enter a priority value 0 to 63 to be assigned Then the command prompt changes to Enter priority for DSCP 0 3 Enter weight 0 to 3 Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 125: ...Configuration Menu Port Storm Control Setting No DLF Broadcast Multicast Threshold 1 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 2 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 3 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 4 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 5 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 6 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 7 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 8 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 9 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 10 Disabled Disabled Disabled 1 COMMAN...

Page 126: ... storm control status E D Press E to enable the unknown unicast storm control and press D to disable it B Enable disable the broadcast storm control Press B The command prompt changes to Enter port number Enter a port number to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Enable or Disable broadcast storm control status E D Press E to enable the broadcast storm control and press D to disa...

Page 127: ...27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Port Based Access Control Configuration Menu NAS ID Nas1 Port No 1 Port Status Authorized Port Control Force Authorized Transmission Period 30 seconds Supplicant Timeout 30 seconds Server Timeout 30 seconds Maximum Request 2 Quiet Period 60 seconds Re authentication Period 3600 seconds Re authentication Status Disabled COMMAND ...

Page 128: ...tion The factory default setting is 30 seconds Supplicant Timeout Displays the timeout for the client The factory default setting is 30 seconds Server Timeout Timeout for the authentication server The factory default setting is 30 seconds Max Request The maximum number of times of retransmitting an authentication request The factory default setting is 2 Quiet Period The number of seconds to wait b...

Page 129: ...s with an integer between 1 and 10 U Set the period time to wait before reattempting a failed authentication Press U The command prompt changes to Enter Quiet Period Enter an integer between 1 and 65535 seconds X Set the maximum number of reattempts of authentication Press X The command prompt changes to Enter Max request count Enter the maximum number of reattempts with an integer between 1 and 1...

Page 130: ... if a multicast group is not created Fig 4 7 24 IGMP Snooping Configuration PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration IGMP Snooping Configuration Menu IGMP Snooping Status Disabled Multicast Filtering Status Disabled Host Port Age Out Time 260 sec Router Port Age Out Time 125 sec Report Forward Interval 5 sec VLAN ID Group MAC Address Group Members COMMAND N ext Page...

Page 131: ...st Port Age Out Time Displays the time between a multicast member leaving the group and automatically opening the host port The factory default setting is 260 seconds Router Port Age Out Timer Displays the time before the router port is automatically opened The factory default setting is 125 seconds Report Forward Interval Displays the Proxy Report waiting time VLAN ID Displays the VLAN ID of the ...

Page 132: ...ter port Press S The command prompt changes to Enter age out time Set the time between 150 and 300 seconds I Set the Proxy Report waiting time Press I The command prompt changes to Enter forward interval Set the time between 0 and 25 seconds L Move to the Leave mode configuration screen Press L The Set Leave Mode Menu opens Refer to 4 7 8 a V Move to the VLAN filter configuration screen Press V Th...

Page 133: ...s the operation after receiving a Leave packet Normal Waits for the specified Leave Delay Time after receiving a Leave packet and then sends it to the router port Factory default setting Immediate Sends a Leave packet to the router port immediately after receiving it PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System IGMP Snooping Configuration Set Leave Mode Menu Leave Delay Time 5 sec Port Mode 1 Normal...

Page 134: ... and 10 S Set the operation after receiving a Leave packet Press S The command prompt changes to Select port number to be changed Enter the port number to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Set leave mode N I Press I to send a Leave packet to the router port immediately after receiving it Press N to wait for the specified Leave Delay Time before sending it to the router port Q R...

Page 135: ...ping Available commands are listed below N Show the next page Press N The screen displays the next page P Show the previous page Press P The screen displays the previous page S Set a VLAN to be filtered out of the target of IGMP snooping Press S The command prompt changes to Enter VLAN ID Set the VLAN ID with a value between 1 and 4094 Q Return to the previous menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Managem...

Page 136: ...rt IGMP Query Learns a port that receives IGMP packets as a router port PIM and DVMRP IGMP Query Learns a port that receives PIM DVMRP and IGMP packets as a router port VLAN ID Displays VLAN ID Port List Displays the port list PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System IGMP Snooping Configuration Show Router Port Table Menu Dynamic Detection PIM and DVMRP VLAN ID Port List COMMAND N ext Page P rev...

Page 137: ...d prompt changes to Add or Delete Static Multicast Router Port A D Press A to add a router port Press D to delete it After the entry the command prompt changes to Enter port number Enter the port number between 1 and 10 L Specifya learning method of router port Press L The command prompt changes to Set dynamic learning method P I B Press P for PIM DVMRP Press I for IGMP Query Press B for both Q Re...

Page 138: ...are listed below P Configure PoE for each port Press P The PoE Port Configuration Menu opens Refer to 4 7 9 a G Configure PoE settings Press G The PoE Global Configuration Menu opens Refer to 4 7 9 b Q Return to the previous menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Power Over Ethernet Configuration Menu PoE P ort Configuration PoE G lobal Configuration Q uit to...

Page 139: ...er Over Ethernet Configuration PoE Port Configuration Menu No Admin Status Class Limit mW Pow mW Vol V Cur mA 1 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 2 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 3 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 4 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 5 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 6 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 7 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 8 Up Not Powered 0 15400 0 0 0 COMMAND Set PoE Port Admin S tatus Set PoE...

Page 140: ...isted below S Set whether the power supply is enabled or disabled Press S The command prompt changes to Select port number to be changed Enter the port number to change the setting Press 0 to change the settings of all ports at a time Then the command prompt changes to Up or Down PoE port admin status U D Press U to enable power supply Up Press D to disable it Down L Set the upper limit of supplie...

Page 141: ...s the fan speed to High and Power Budget to 124 W For 40 degrees C support Power Budget Displays the maximum amount of power this Switching Hub can supply Power Consumption Displays the amount of power supplied by this Switching Hub Power Usage Threshold For Sending Trap Displays the power supply threshold for sending a trap The factory default setting is 50 PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management Sys...

Page 142: ...d prompt to Select Fan Speed To set it Low 1 To set it Mid select 2 To set it High select 3 U Set the threshold for sending a trap Press U The command prompt changes to Enter power usage threshold Enter the threshold for sending a trap in a range from 1 to 99 Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 143: ... 4 7 31 Ring Redundant Protocol Configuration Menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Advanced Switch Configuration Ring Redundant Protocol Configuration RRP Status Disabled Total Domain Number 0 Domain Name Ctrl VLAN Data VLAN s Ring Status Node Type COMMAND Set RRP S tatus M odify RRP Domain C reate RRP Domain D elete RRP Domain S h ow RRP Domain information Q uit to previous menu Comman...

Page 144: ...ology has been correctly established This status is displayed for the Master nodes only Failed Displays that a ring topology has not been established This status is displayed for the Master nodes only Link Up Displays that the primary and secondary ports are linked correctly This status is displayed for the Transit nodes only Link Down Displays that the primary and or secondary ports are down This...

Page 145: ...and prompt changes to Enter RRP Domain Name Enter the domain name to modify the settings Then the RRP Domain Modification Menu opens For details refer to the next section 4 7 10 b H Show the domain information Press H The command prompt changes to Enter RRP Domain Name Enter the domain name to display the domain information Then the RRP Domain information Menu opens For details refer to the next s...

Page 146: ...N27089KA Local Management System RRP Management RRP Domain Creation Menu RRP Domain Name RRP Node Type Primary Port Secondary Port Polling Interval 1 Fail Period 2 Control VLAN Data VLAN COMMAND Set RRP Domain N ame Set Node T ype Set P rimary Port Set S econdary Port Set P o lling Interval Set F ail Period Set C ontrol VLAN Set D ata VLAN A pply Q uit to previous menu Command Enter the character ...

Page 147: ... command prompt changes to Enter RRP Primary Port Enter the port number 1 10 to set as a primary port S Set the secondary port Press S The command prompt changes to Enter RRP Secondary Port Enter the port number 1 10 to set as a secondary port O Set the polling interval Press O The command prompt changes to Enter RRP Polling Interval Enter a value between 1 and 2 seconds as the polling interval F ...

Page 148: ...148 Note If you press Q Quit after setting a domain your settings will not be applied Be sure to press A Apply to apply your domain settings ...

Page 149: ...Menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System RRP Management RRP Domain Modification Menu RRP Domain Name RRP Node Type Primary Port Secondary Port Polling Interval 1 Fail Period 2 Control VLAN Data VLAN COMMAND Set RRP Domain N ame Set Node T ype Set P rimary Port Set S econdary Port Set P o lling Interval Set F ail Period Set C ontrol VLAN Set D ata VLAN A pply Q uit to previous menu Command E...

Page 150: ... command prompt changes to Enter RRP Primary Port Enter the port number 1 10 to set as a primary port S Set the secondary port Press S The command prompt changes to Enter RRP Secondary Port Enter the port number 1 10 to set as a secondary port O Set the polling interval Press O The command prompt changes to Enter RRP Polling Interval Enter a value between 1 and 2 seconds as the polling interval F ...

Page 151: ...151 Note If you press Q Quit after setting a domain your settings will not be applied Be sure to press A Apply to apply your domain setting modifications ...

Page 152: ...n check RRP domain information Fig 4 7 34 RRP Domain information Menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System RRP Management RRP Domain information Menu RRP Domain Name RRP Node Type RRP Ring Status Primary Port Primary Port Status Primary Port Role Secondary Port Secondary Port Status Secondary Port Role Polling Interval Fail Period Control VLAN Data VLAN Press any key to continue ...

Page 153: ...played for the Transit nodes only Primary Port Displays the primary port Primary Port Status Displays the primary port status Unknown Displays that the domain is invalid Fowarding Displays normal communication status Down Displays that the port does not link up Blocking Displays that no frames other than control frames are not received Primary Port Role Displays the primary port role Upstream Oper...

Page 154: ...h Configuration Loop Detection Configuration Menu Global Loop Detection Status Enabled Port Trunk Link State Loop Detect Recovery Recovery Time 1 Down Forwarding Enabled Enabled 60 2 Down Forwarding Enabled Enabled 60 3 Down Forwarding Enabled Enabled 60 4 Down Forwarding Enabled Enabled 60 5 Down Forwarding Enabled Enabled 60 6 Down Forwarding Enabled Enabled 60 7 Down Forwarding Enabled Enabled ...

Page 155: ...a port Loop Detect Displays the status of the loop detection function for each port Enabled The loop detection function is enabled Factory default setting Ports 1 to 8 Disabled The loop detection function is disabled Factory default setting Ports 9 to 10 Recovery Displays the status of the Recovery mode that can automatically recover a blocked port Enabled Automatically recovers a blocked port aft...

Page 156: ...hat can automatically recover a blocked port Press S The command prompt changes to Select port number to be changed Enter the port number to change the setting Then the command prompt changes to Enable or Disable Recovery for port x E D Press E to enable the automatic port recovery Press D to disable it When entering multiple port numbers delimit with comma or hyphenate the continuous numbers To c...

Page 157: ...ription of the event caused to the Switching Hub The loop detected on portX Displays that a loop was detected and connection was blocked on a switch in Port X The loop detected between portX and portY Displays that a loop was detected and connection was blocked on a switch between Port X and Port Y PortX auto recovery Displays that the blocked Port X was automatically recovered PN27089K PN27089KA ...

Page 158: ...ow N Show the next page Press N to change the display to the next page P Show the previous page Press P to change the display to the previous page C Delete the history information of the Loop History function Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 159: ...ot time Counter Name Displays each counter name Total Displays each counter value Avg s Displays the average value per second of each counter PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Main Menu Statistics Menu Port 1 Refresh 300 Sec Elapsed Time Since System Up xxx xx xx xx 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 Und...

Page 160: ...ommand prompt changes to Select Port number Enter the port number you to display the statistics F Set the display refresh mode Press F The command prompt changes to 1 for start to refresh 2 for set refresh rate Press 1 to cancel the automatic refresh Press 2 to change the refresh interval If you press 2 the command prompt changes to Input refresh time Enter an integer between 5 and 600 seconds R R...

Page 161: ...e counters Counter Name Displays each counter name Total Displays values accumulated in the counters Avg s Displays the average per second of each value PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Main Menu Statistics Menu Port 1 Refresh 300 Sec Elapsed Time Since System Reset xxx xx xx xx 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 ...

Page 162: ...rt number to display the statistics F Set the display refresh mode Press F The command prompt changes to 1 for start to refresh 2 for set refresh rate Press 1 to cancel the automatic refresh Press 2 to change the refresh interval If you press 2 the command prompt changes to Input refresh time Enter an integer between 5 and 600 seconds R Reset counter values Press R The counter values are reset and...

Page 163: ...ments Displays the number of error packets that have a packet length less than 64 bytes and have a CRC or alignment error Jabbers Displays the number of error packets that have a packet length less than 1518 bytes and have a CRC or alignment error Collisions Displays the number of packet collisions 64 Byte Pkts Displays the total number of packets having a packet length of 64 bytes 65 127 Pkts Dis...

Page 164: ...load download of the configuration of this Switching Hub System Reboot Configure and execute reboot of this Switching Hub Exception Handler Configure exception handling operations Ping Execution Execute ping from this Switching Hub System Log View the system log of this Switching Hub Watch Dog Timer Configure the Watch Dog Timer function Quit to previous menu Quit the Switch Tools Configuration Me...

Page 165: ...be upgraded installed Image File Name Displays the file name of the firmware to be upgraded Reboot Timer Displays the time before rebooting after upgrading the firmware You can set the time in the System Reboot Menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration TFTP Software Upgrade Image Version x x x xx TFTP Server IP 0 0 0 0 Image File Name Reboot Timer 0 seconds Please ...

Page 166: ...Enter an IP address of TFTP server F Set the file name of the firmware to be upgraded Press F The command prompt changes to Enter file name Specify the file name in 39 characters or less U Start the upgrade Press D The command prompt changes to Download file Y N Confirm whether or not to start the process Press Y to start the upgrade Press N to cancel the upgrade Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 167: ...mpletes the black band at the bottom of the screen displays System will reset automatically after image program into flash When this message is displayed the firmware is written in flash memory Be sure not to power off the Switching Hub PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Software Upgrade Menu Download Status TFTP Server IP 192 168 1 100 Image File Name firmware rom Protocol TFTP Press CTRL...

Page 168: ...Screen Description TFTP Server IP Displays the IP address of the TFTP server that executes upload download the configuration file Config File Name Displays the configuration file name PN27089K PN27089KA 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 ploa...

Page 169: ...to Enter file name Specify the file name of the downloaded program in 30 half width characters or less U Start the upload of the configuration file Press U The command prompt changes to Upload file Y N Confirm whether or not to start the process Press Y to start the process Press N to cancel the upload D Start the download of the configuration file Press D The command prompt changes to Download fi...

Page 170: ...Default Except IP All settings except the IP address are reset to factory default Reboot Timer Displays the time between execution of the reboot command and actual reboot The factory default setting is 0 seconds Time Left Displays the time left before the system actually reboots after execution of the reboot command A key entry refreshes the screen display allowing you to check the elapsed time PN...

Page 171: ...tory default or I to save only the IP address setting and return the other settings to factory default R Execute the reboot Press R The command prompt changes to Are you sure to reboot the system Y N Press Y to execute it Press N to cancel it T Set the time before the system reboots Press T to change the command prompt to Enter Reboot Timer Enter a value between 0 and 86400 seconds 24 hours Q Retu...

Page 172: ...e Displays the exception handling method Debug Message is the factory default setting Debug Message Outputs a debug message to the console when an exception is occurred System Reboot Automatically reboots when an exception is occurred Debug Message and System Reboot Outputs a debug message to the console and then automatically reboots when an exception is occurred PN27089K PN27089KA Local Manageme...

Page 173: ...t changes to Enable or Disable Exception Handler E D Press E to enable the function Press D to disable it M Set the exception handler method Press M The command prompt changes to Select Exception Handler Mode M R B Press M to display the debug message R to reboot or B to execute both Q Return to the previous menu ...

Page 174: ...default setting is 0 0 0 0 Number of Request Displays the number of times of ping The factory default setting is 10 times Timeout Value Displays the time before timeout occurs The factory default setting is 3 seconds Result Displays the ping result PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration Ping Execution Target IP Address 0 0 0 0 Number of Requests 10 Timeout Value 3 Se...

Page 175: ...r the display Press E The command prompt changes to Execute Ping or Clean before Ping Data E C Press E to execute ping Press C to only clear the display S Cancel the ping command Press S or Ctrl C during the ping execution to cancel it Q Return to the previous menu Fig 4 9 8 Display during ping execution PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration Ping Execution Target IP...

Page 176: ...is useful information for network management and troubleshooting Fig 4 9 9 System Log SNMP trap logs are also recorded as System Log entries beginning from TRAP PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration System Log Menu Entry Time YYYY MM DD HH MM SS Event 1 2001 01 01 00 01 15 Login from console COMMAND N ext Page P revious Page C lear System Log Q uit to previous menu ...

Page 177: ...gs except the IP address to factory default Reboot Exception Indicates that this Switching Hub rebooted due to an exception handling Configuration changed Indicates that the configuration was changed Switch start Indicates that this Switching Hub booted Runtime changes from xxx xxx xxx xxx Indicates that firmware was downloaded from IP xxx xxx xxx xxx and updated Configuration file uploaded Indica...

Page 178: ...lure Indicates that a ring topology problem occurred This log is displayed for the Master nodes only RRP Change to Link Up Status Displays that a ring topology has been established This log is displayed for the Transit nodes only RRP Change to Link Down Status Indicates that a ring topology problem occurred This log is displayed for the Transit nodes only RRP Change to Pre Forwarding Status Displa...

Page 179: ...lt setting Enabled The function is enabled Disabled The function is disabled Available commands are listed below W Switch the Watch Dog Timer function status Press W The command prompt changes to Enable or Disable Watch Dog Timer E D Press E to enable the function Press D to disable it Q Return to the previous menu PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Switch Tools Configuration Watch Dog Tim...

Page 180: ...e command prompt displays Save current configuration Y N Press Y to save the configuration Otherwise press N If you don t save the configuration the changed configuration will be cleared after system reboot or power cycle Fig 4 10 1 Save Configuration to Flash screen Confirm whether to save or not PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Main Menu Save Configuration to Flash Save current configu...

Page 181: ...Save Configuration to Flash screen Confirm whether to save or not PN27089K PN27089KA Local Management System Main Menu Save Configuration to Flash Saving configuration to flash is successful press any key to continue ...

Page 182: ...n Fig 4 11 1 On this screen you can use the command line for configuration instead of the menu Refer to the separate volume Command Line Interface Manual for configuration procedures Enter logout at the command prompt to return to the Menu from CLI Fig 4 11 1 Command Line Interface CLI M8ePWR ...

Page 183: ...hown in Fig 4 2 1 If you access using Telnet or SSH pressing Q terminates the session Follow the login procedures shown in section 4 2 to log in again Additionally the session is automatically logged out after the console telnet timeout time in section 4 6 7 System Security Configuration has elapsed ...

Page 184: ... IEEE802 3u 100BASE TX IEEE802 3ab 1000BASE T SFP extension slots Port 9 10 Select either of RJ45 connector or SFP for use Transmission system IEEE802 3z 1000BASE SX 1000BASE LX Console port x 1 RJ45 connector RS 232C ITU TS V 24 Switching system Store and forward Forwarding rate 10BASE T 14 880pps 100BASE TX 148 800pps 1000BASE T 1 488 000pps MAC address table 16 K entries unit Buffer memory 1 5 ...

Page 185: ...rt monitoring Capable of monitoring multiple ports 1 n Access control Capable of creating up to 128 policies IGMP snooping Multicast filtering supported Ring protocol Capable of ring configuration of up to 1 domain Management methods SNMP Telnet SSH and serial console Agent specifications SNMPv1 v2c RFC1157 RFC1901 TELNET RFC854 SSHv2 RFC4251 4254 RFC4716 TFTP RFC783 SNTPv3 RFC1769 Supported MIB M...

Page 186: ...above conditions may result in fire electric shock breakdown and or malfunction Please take notice because such cases are out of guarantee Operating humidity 20 80 RH no condensation Storage temperature 20 70 degrees C Storage humidity 10 90 RH no condensation External specifications Dimensions 44 mm Height x 210 mm Width x 280 mm Depth Excluding protruding sections Mass Weight 2 300 g ...

Page 187: ...COM1 4 At the COM1 Properties window click on the pull down menu of the Bits per second field and choose 9600 5 Click on the pull down menu of the Flow control field choose None and click OK 6 Click File in the main menu of HyperTerminal and choose Properties 7 The name Properties window appears name the name you entered in step 2 is indicated Click the Settings tab and click on the pull down menu...

Page 188: ...mask and default gateway System name Can be configured only with the software Easy Config The software displays Camera name Restrictions The time for accepting setting changes is limited to 20 minutes after power on to ensure security However you can change settings regardless of the time limit if the IP address subnet mask default gateway user name and password values are the factory defaults You...

Page 189: ...op failure that is likely to be caused in a downstream Switching Hub that the user directly uses In addition if a downstream Switching Hub is connected with a device such as a hub without loop detection function and a loop failure occurs under the device the downstream Switching Hub shuts down the corresponding port to prevent the failure from extending to the entire network Fig 1 Example of confi...

Page 190: ...ng Hub causing loop will be blocked You need to examine this type of network configuration and Switching Hub settings Fig 2 Precautions in using loop detection function Downstream Switching Hub 1 Upstream Switching Hub PC 1 PC 2 PC 3 1 Occurrence conditions 1 Communications between PC 1 and PC 2 and between PC 1 and PC 3 are OK 2 A loop occurs in the downstream Switching Hub 2 3 The upstream Switc...

Page 191: ...et port Is an appropriate cable used Is each terminal connected to the relevant port conforming with 10BASE T 100BASE TX or 1000BASE T standard Auto negotiation may have failed Set the port of this Switching Hub or the terminal to half duplex mode The port LED right is lit in orange A loop is occurring When you recover the loop orange LED is turned off LOOP HISTORY LED is blinking green This is to...

Page 192: ...es use a UTP cable Is a CAT5e or better straight cable RJ45 8 8 used Is the cable connected to the port 1 8 that supports PoE power supply Ensure that either the port alone or the entire equipment is not overloaded Is the Powered Device connected to the port compliant with the IEEE802 3af standard or IEEE802 3 at Type 1 15 4W standard When the PoE mode LED is lit and a Port LED left is blinking or...

Page 193: ...he shop where you purchased this Switching Hub Product name Model No Product serial No 11 alphanumeric characters labeled on the product Firmware version The number after Ver labeled on the unit package Problem status Please give as concrete information as possible Within the warranty period Repair service will be provided in accordance with the conditions stipulated in the warranty card Please br...

Page 194: ...eric characters labeled on the product Shop Sales company Tel Customer service contact Tel You can check the version on the screen described in section 4 5 of this document Panasonic Eco Solutions Networks Co Ltd 2014 Panasonic Eco Solutions Networks Co Ltd 2 12 7 Higashi Shimbashi Minato ku Tokyo Japan 105 0021 URL http panasonic co jp es pesnw english P0314 0 ...

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