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Preface   

Thank you for choosing Tenda! Before using your device, please read this guide carefully. 

Conventions 

This guide applies to TEF1210P-8-150W, TEF1218P-16-250W and TEF1226P-24-440W.   

Model 

Description 

TEF1210P-8-150W 

8+2G Web Smart PoE Switch 

TEF1218P-16-250W  16+2G Web Smart PoE Switch 

TEF1226P-24-440W  24+2G Web Smart PoE Switch 

 

Typographical conventions in this User Guide:   

Item   

Presentatio

n   

Example   

Button   

Bold 

“Click the Save button” can be simplified as “Click 

Save

”. 

Menu   

Bold   

“The menu Basic” can be simplified as 

Basic

.   

Continuous Steps 

>

 

Click

 Wireless > Basic

   

Symbols in this User Guide: 

Item   

Meaning   

Note 

This format is used to highlight information of importance or special 

interest. Ignoring this type of note may result in ineffective 

configurations, loss of data or damage to device. 

Tip 

This format is used to highlight a procedure that will save time or 

resources. 

Summary of Contents for TEF1210P-8-150W

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Page 2: ...in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Shenzhen Tenda Technology Co Ltd Disclaimer Pictures images and product specifications herein are for references only To improve in...

Page 3: ...Typographical conventions in this User Guide Item Presentatio n Example Button Bold Click the Save button can be simplified as Click Save Menu Bold The menu Basic can be simplified as Basic Continuous...

Page 4: ...ficial website http www tendacn com and input the corresponding product model in the search bar Technical Support United States Hotline 1 800 570 5892 Canada Hotline 1 888 998 8966 HongKong Hotline 00...

Page 5: ...2 1 Overview 17 3 2 2 Port Mirroring Configuration 18 3 2 3 Application Scenarios 19 3 3 Port Statistics 22 3 4 Rate Limit 23 4 Link Aggregation 25 4 1 Overview 25 4 2 Link Aggregation Configuration...

Page 6: ...lication Scenarios 57 8 2 QoS 59 8 2 1 Overview 59 8 2 2 Configuring QoS 60 8 3 STP 62 8 3 1 Global setting of STP 67 8 3 2 Port setting 71 8 4 IGSP 72 8 5 SNMP 75 8 5 1 Overview 75 8 5 2 Configure th...

Page 7: ...by the default login info The default info of Web login includes Login info Default settings IP address 192 168 0 1 Username admin Password admin Log in to the Web administration page suppose that th...

Page 8: ...he switch 192 168 0 1 and then tap Enter on the keyboard 4 In the Web administration page input admin for username and password respectively then click Login 5 Upon entering into the Web administratio...

Page 9: ...dministrations of 8 16 24 Port 10 100Mbps 2 Gigabit Web Smart PoE Switches are similar with just a little difference in port numbers We take 16 Port 10 100Mbps 2 Gigabit Web Smart PoE Switch as an exa...

Page 10: ...and you will safely exit the page 1 3 Layout Introduction The Web administration page is totally divided into three parts the first and second level navigation bar the third level navigation bar conf...

Page 11: ...b function menu It is very easy for users to select the function menu The selected functions will be displayed in the navigation zone 2 The third level navigation bar 3 Configuration zone It is design...

Page 12: ...System Info Here you can see the basic info of the switch and configure the IP address or MAC aging time Click Administration to enter page Parameter specification Header Entry Description Software V...

Page 13: ...u must check the switch s IP address from DHCP server before your next access to the Web administration and use this IP address to login IP address The IP address of the switch The default one is 192...

Page 14: ...ses up all address tables Eventually the switch fails to refresh them upon changing network 2 2 User Management Click User Management and you can modify the login User Name and Password thus to preven...

Page 15: ...ault settings Click Administration Reset to enter the page below In case of forgetting IP login address or user name password you can use the Reset button to reset the switch The procedures are shown...

Page 16: ...ease note that powering off will damage the switch 2 5 Firmware Upgrade Go to Tenda official website http www tendacn com to download the latest firmware corresponding to the switch for more value add...

Page 17: ...file corresponding to the switch to the local computer 2 Log in Web administration page then click Administration Firmware Upgrade to enter the verification page of Firmware Upgrade 3 Input the login...

Page 18: ...aintenance 5 Enter the page of Firmware Upgrade click Choose file to select an upgrade file from the local computer and load it 6 Click Update 7 Pop up a dialog box click OK Note No interrupting Wait...

Page 19: ...ts Click Port Management to enter the page below Parameter setting specification Header entry Description Check the box at the front of the corresponding port number to select that port Check the box...

Page 20: ...peed and mode will be determined by the auto negotiation of the local port and the terminal port Priority Select the port priority when setting QoS Flow Control Enable disable the flow control functio...

Page 21: ...ess table as the switch receives the data package it will broadcast this package to all ports The switch will record the corresponding MAC port to the MAC table when the destination host returns some...

Page 22: ...Port Management 16 Storm Control Display if the storm control function of the port is enabled Address Learning Display if the address leaning function of the port is enabled...

Page 23: ...Internet 2 Mirroring Destination Port The mirroring destination port called monitor port as well monitors and analyzes the messages by forwarding the received ones to the data monitoring equipment Th...

Page 24: ...lect the port as the source port mirroring and check the corresponding mirroring status box 3 The mirroring direction Select the direction 4 Click OK Parameter specification Header entry Description M...

Page 25: ...tion port Receiving and sending direction of mirroring Copy both the data received and sent by the source ports to the destination port Note Package loss arises supposing that the sum of the bandwidth...

Page 26: ...ected to be the source ports of mirroring with receiving and sending direction of mirroring Port 3 connected with the server is set as the mirroring destination port Networking Diagram Configuration p...

Page 27: ...Port Management 21...

Page 28: ...istics in the current page Parameter specification Header entry Description Statistics Mode Select the statistics mode TX RX Display the number of data packages transmitted and received by the port Co...

Page 29: ...selected port Rx Rate bps Set the data receiving rate of the selected port Check the box at the front of the corresponding port number to select that port Check the box at the top to select all of the...

Page 30: ...link speed Rx Rate kbps Display the receiving rate limit of the port shows that the port will receive the data in an actual link speed Link Speed Display the negotiated link speed of the port If not c...

Page 31: ...uding STP VLAN Address Leaning and Port Management Detailed specifications are as below At the same group the STP State Priority and Path Cost VLAN PVID Tag Processing Policy and Port Enable Disable s...

Page 32: ...tion based MAC Address All member ports of the group fulfill the load sharing based on the Destination MAC Address of the receiving data Source destination based MAC Address All member ports of the gr...

Page 33: ...ble or above the data transmission and PoE power distance can break 100 meters and reach 250 meters Note Please ensure the terminal device port Speed and Duplex as Auto negotiation to avoid link negot...

Page 34: ...lect that port Check the box at the top to select all of the ports Tip The port extension is enabled and only 10Mbps Full Half Duplex communication is available PoE Port Display the number of the port...

Page 35: ...below You can check the PoE power status of the current switch and enable disable the PoE power function of the downlink port as well Tip By default the PoE power function of all switch downlink port...

Page 36: ...tput power of the switch supplied by PoE Remaining Power Display the remaining output power of the switch supplied by PoE Port Display the downlink port number of the switch PoE Status Display PoE pow...

Page 37: ...irtual work group by the means of splitting the devices in local area network into multiple network segments logically instead of physically The technology logically divides one local area network int...

Page 38: ...ment on devices VLAN technology realizes the achievable control of network management cost instead of increase of that in the traditional broadcast storm isolation using router Simplify network manage...

Page 39: ...orted by Tenda Smart PoE Switch series Port VLAN ONE KEY VLAN and 802 1Q VLAN Port VLAN The Port VLAN divisions are based on the physical port The VLAN ports of the same switch and divided into the sa...

Page 40: ...ective VLAN automatically The communication is allowed to happen between downlink and uplink ports but not within the downlink groups to assure security network effectively Note Prior to enabling ONE...

Page 41: ...nd the source MAC address of the standard Ethernet frame The information in the 802 1Q tag is specified as following Field Specification TPID Identify the data frame with the 802 1Q VLAN Tag This fiel...

Page 42: ...LAN Management 36 VID VLAN ID is used to identify the message belonging to 802 1Q VLAN The value range of this 12 bit field is 0 4095 more accurately that of VID is 1 4094 for 0 and 4095 is barely use...

Page 43: ...ication 1 7 2 2 1 VLAN Mode Toggle Optional VLAN mode is port VLAN by default 2 7 2 2 2 VLAN Division Mandatory No VLAN division by default 7 2 2 VLAN Port Configuration Please toggle VLAN Mode before...

Page 44: ...P2 to VLAN2 Configuration Steps 1 Log in the Web administration and go to VLAN Management Port VLAN page 2 Select Check the before Port No and select the port to be set Tip Check the at the top to sel...

Page 45: ...r non uplink ports it is required to delete these two ports from VLAN 1 Configuration Steps 1 Log in the Web administration and go to VLAN Management Port VLAN page 2 Select Check the before Port No a...

Page 46: ...eb administration and go to VLAN Management Port VLAN page 2 Operate Click Mod corresponding to the port number 3 Enter the page of VLAN modification In case of deletion please select the VLAN to be d...

Page 47: ...ort Configuration to the State of Factory default settings This function is available when port VLAN is intended to be restored to the state of factory default settings with other configurations remai...

Page 48: ...hem All personnel of both departments shall access to the Internet Networking analysis Set port VLAN VLAN2 for the finance department and VLAN4 for the market department VLAN2 and VLAN4 for the port c...

Page 49: ...port 4 5 6 G1 SFP1 enter 4 in the input box below the VLAN List and then click Add 4 Select the port 1 2 3 4 5 6 G1 SFP1 enter 1 in the input box below the VLAN List and then click Del Verify Configur...

Page 50: ...ch and configuration tasks Steps Configuration Tasks Specification 1 7 3 2 1 VLAN Mode Toggle Mandatory VLAN mode is port VLAN by default 2 7 3 2 2 View Results of VLAN Division Optional 7 3 2 ONE KEY...

Page 51: ...VLAN Management 45 7 3 2 2 View Results of VLAN Division Click VLAN Management Port VLAN to view the results of VLAN division...

Page 52: ...2 2 VLAN Division Mandatory All ports are in VLAN1 by default 3 7 4 2 3 Port Attribute Setting Mandatory PVID of all ports is set 1 by default Tag processing policy makes no resolution 7 4 2 802 1Q VL...

Page 53: ...Web administration and go to VLAN Management 802 1Q VLAN page 2 Select Check the before Port No and select the port to be set 3 VLAN List In the following input box enter the VLAN ID of the port sele...

Page 54: ...s 1 Log in the Web administration and go to VLAN Management 802 1Q VLAN page 2 Select Check the before Port No and select the port to be set 3 VLAN List In the following input box enter the VLAN ID to...

Page 55: ...2 1Q VLAN Cross switch VLAN isolation is possible for 802 1Q VLAN All ports invariably belong to VLAN1 They can give a proper response to 802 1Q VLAN Port Properties to realize VLAN isolation 7 4 2 3...

Page 56: ...ing one The value of PVID is 1 by default Tag Processing Policy Set ports how to send data and process data received Ignore In case of the data package received without Tag the data package to be sent...

Page 57: ...the MAC table PVID on a port may not belong to a VLAN ID set on this port When a VLAN ID corresponding to PVID on the port is deleted PVID will be automatically changed to the default value of 1 7 4 3...

Page 58: ...52 Networking Diagram Configuration procedures I Set Switch A Step 1 Switch the VLAN mode to 802 1Q VLAN 1 Log in the Web administration and then go to VLAN Management page 2 VLAN mode Select 802 1Q...

Page 59: ...7 enter 7 in the input box below VLAN List and click Add Step 3 Set port properties 1 Go to the VLAN Management Port Properties page 2 Select Port 5 set PVID to 5 and Tag Processing Policy to Remove T...

Page 60: ...gement 54 II Set Switch B The setting procedure for Switch B is the same as that for Switch A Setting Verification Employees can access the server for their own department but not servers for other de...

Page 61: ...erview MAC binding provides the function of static MAC address table and MAC filtering Static MAC address table After a port is bound with a MAC address the device that matches the designated MAC addr...

Page 62: ...s 2 Static MAC Address 3 Enter an access device MAC address bound to this port The switch supports binding up to three access devices MAC addresses are different Note Broadcast or multicast address bi...

Page 63: ...MAC 1 2 3 Display an access device MAC address bound to this port 8 1 3 Application Scenarios 8 1 3 1 Adding MAC Binding Networking Requirements The MAC address of the user device is FC 4D D4 F8 71 C...

Page 64: ...with MAC address FC 4D D4 F8 71 CF among all user devices connected to Port 3 can access the higher level network If the device with MAC address FC 4D D4 F8 71 CF is connected to other ports of the s...

Page 65: ...education teleconference VOD etc emerge IP network has turned into a multi service bearer network from a pure data network Thus QoS appears Briefly speaking QoS provides network applications with dif...

Page 66: ...e queues with lower priority will be starved to death because they are not served 3 Weight Round Robin Mode WRR WRR Mode Weight Round Robin Mode In this mode packets in all the queues are sent in orde...

Page 67: ...e that the proportion of High must be greater than that of Low This series of switches support a proportion of 1 7 2 Click OK to finish QoS mode selection 3 Click Port Management Port Configuration an...

Page 68: ...net local area network The basic function of STP is to prevent bridge loops and the broadcast radiation that results from them Spanning tree also allows a network design to include spare redundant lin...

Page 69: ...changeable as the network topology changes thus the Root Bridge is not stable Initially all devices regard themselves as the root bridge and generate their own configuration BPDUs and send them out pe...

Page 70: ...PDU with a smaller root bridge ID has a higher priority If the root bridge ID are identical then compare the root path cost as follows root path cost in BPDU plus the path cost corresponding to that p...

Page 71: ...eived one 2 The switch selects the best BPDU by comparing BPDUs on all ports 3 Select the root bridge The root bridge is selected by BPDU comparing The switch with the smallest root ID will be chosen...

Page 72: ...ranges from 4 to 30 seconds When the STP regeneration caused by network malfunction occurs the STP structure will get some corresponding change However the recomputed new BPDU cannot be immediately sp...

Page 73: ...nt link the device shakes hands with a downstream device gets a response and immediately enters into the forwarding status Basic concept of RSTP 1 Edge port Edge port is a designated port that can be...

Page 74: ...ch Parameter specification Header entry Description STVl version Enable Disable the STP functions of the switch and directly select the spanning tree mode of switch at enabling Disable Disable the spa...

Page 75: ...ch The default is 20 seconds Maximum aging time must meet the following requirements Maximum aging time 2 Hello Time 1 Maximum aging time 2 forwarding delay time 1 Forward Delay Set the delay time of...

Page 76: ...rding status and conducts detection over again Disable When the port enters into its Discard status the port requires manual turn on Wakeup Time Interval Set the wakeup time interval If the auto wakeu...

Page 77: ...vice Management STP Port configuration to access the page Specification of parameter setting Header entry Description Select port Select the port to be set Priority Set the port priority effective val...

Page 78: ...oping IGMP Snooping is a multicasting constraint mechanism running on the layer 2 device and it is used to manage and control the multicasting groups The layer 2 device running the IGMP Snooping analy...

Page 79: ...ches as a general rule Only the ports joining the multicasting group can receive the multicasting data stream so as to reduce the network flow and save the network bandwidth A comparison diagram after...

Page 80: ...Device Management 74...

Page 81: ...nistrator in network environment is referred to as network management system NMS A network management system can indicate either a server specially set up to carry out network management or an applica...

Page 82: ...by SNMP message is not approved by the device the message will be discarded The group name functions as a password and is used to restrict the SNMP administrator to access the SNMP agent SNMP v2c not...

Page 83: ...ad Write community string is private 3 Set the SNMP Trap Optional SNMP Trap function of the switch is disabled by default If the switch is not required to aggressively report to SNMP administrator in...

Page 84: ...roup name is to be changed to Jack 123 Configuration procedures 1 Log in to the Web network management of the switch and then go to Device Management SNMP configuration page 2 Community String Click t...

Page 85: ...paces quotation marks and the following special characters within the following quotation marks are allowed to occur Access Mode Select the access authority for the group for MIB views and two types n...

Page 86: ...p Enable Disable the SNMP Trap function of the switch The default is disabled Trap Destination IP Enable the Trap function and set the Trap destination IP address In case an emergency milestone occurs...

Page 87: ...administrator in case a fault or error takes place Networking assumption Read only key is Jack and Read Write key is Jack 123 Networking diagram Configuration procedures I Configure the switch Procedu...

Page 88: ...ly report a fault or error message to the SNMP administrator 1 Go to Device Management SNMP Trap Configuration page 2 SNMP Trap Click the drop down box and select the Enable 3 Trap Destination IP Ente...

Page 89: ...the switch configuration Refer to the manual supporting SNMP management software for specific methods Verify the configuration When the above mentioned setting is finished SNMP administrator can esta...

Page 90: ...84 9 Exit Click the Exit in the left handed guidance column of the Web network management page to safely exit the Web network management of the switch...

Page 91: ...d to back up the existing configuration in order to facilitate the troubleshooting and save the time for next configuration Operating method Click the Backup and perform operations as per the prompts...

Page 92: ...dure Click the Choose file in the pop window find and double click the formerly backed up configuration file Click the Restore the switch imports the configuration file and the configuration gets vali...

Page 93: ...A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment...

Page 94: ...manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment 2 To avoid unnecessary radiation interference it is recommended to use a shield...

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