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5.3 MAC Bind .................................................................................................................................. 15

5.3.1 MAC Bind Configuration ........................................................................................................ 15

5.3.2 MAC Auto Binding ................................................................................................................. 16

5.4 MAC Filter ................................................................................................................................. 16

5.4.1 MAC Filter Configuration ....................................................................................................... 16

5.4.2 MAC Auto Filter ..................................................................................................................... 17

5.5 VLAN Configuration ................................................................................................................... 17

5.5.1 VLAN Information .................................................................................................................. 17

5.5.2 VLAN Configuration ............................................................................................................... 18

5.5.3 VLAN Port Configuration........................................................................................................ 18

5.6 SNMP Configuration .................................................................................................................. 19

5.6.1 Community Name ................................................................................................................. 19

5.6.2 TRAP Target ........................................................................................................................... 19

5.7 ACL Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 20

5.7.1 ACL Standard IP ..................................................................................................................... 20

5.7.2 ACL Extended IP ..................................................................................................................... 20

5.7.3 MAC IP ................................................................................................................................... 21

5.7.4 MAC ARP ............................................................................................................................... 22

5.7.5 ACL information ..................................................................................................................... 22

5.7.6 ACL Reference........................................................................................................................ 22

5.8 QOS Configuration .................................................................................................................... 23

5.8.1 QOS Apply ............................................................................................................................. 23

5.8.2 QOS Scheduling ..................................................................................................................... 23

5.9 IP Basic Configuration ............................................................................................................... 24

5.9.1 IP Address Configuration ....................................................................................................... 24

5.9.2 ARP Configuration And Display .............................................................................................. 24

5.9.3 Host Static Route ................................................................................................................... 25

5.10 AAA Configuration .................................................................................................................. 25

5.10.1 Configuration .......................................................................................................... 25

5.10.2 Radius Configuration ........................................................................................................... 26

5.10.3 802.1x Configuration ........................................................................................................... 26

5.10.4 802.1x Port Configuration .................................................................................................... 27

5.10.5 802.1x User Auth-Information ............................................................................................. 27

5.11 MSTP Configuration ................................................................................................................ 28

Summary of Contents for 16GE+2G SFP

Page 1: ...User Guide Network management switch 8 16GE 2G SFP 24GE 4G SFP ...

Page 2: ...stem settings 6 5 1 1 Basic Information 6 5 1 2 Serial Information 7 5 1 3 User Management 8 5 1 4 Safe Management 8 5 1 5 SNTP configuration 9 5 1 6 Current Configuration 9 5 1 7 Configuration File 10 5 1 8 File Upload 10 5 1 9 System Reset 11 5 2 Port Configuration 11 5 2 1 Common Configuration 11 5 2 2 Port Statistic 11 5 2 3 Flow Control 12 5 2 4 Broadcast storm 12 5 2 5 Port Rate Limit 13 5 2...

Page 3: ...ion 20 5 7 1 ACL Standard IP 20 5 7 2 ACL Extended IP 20 5 7 3 MAC IP 21 5 7 4 MAC ARP 22 5 7 5 ACL information 22 5 7 6 ACL Reference 22 5 8 QOS Configuration 23 5 8 1 QOS Apply 23 5 8 2 QOS Scheduling 23 5 9 IP Basic Configuration 24 5 9 1 IP Address Configuration 24 5 9 2 ARP Configuration And Display 24 5 9 3 Host Static Route 25 5 10 AAA Configuration 25 5 10 1 Tacacs Configuration 25 5 10 2 ...

Page 4: ...5 13 2 GMRP Port Configuration 31 5 13 3 GMRP Stats Configuration 31 5 14 EAPS Configuration 32 5 14 1 EAPS Configuration 32 5 14 1 EAPS Information 32 5 15 RMON Configuration 33 5 15 1 Statistics Configuration 33 5 15 2 History Configuration 33 5 15 3 Alarm Configuration 34 5 15 4 Events Configuration 34 5 16 Cluster management 35 5 16 1 NDP Configuration 35 5 16 2 NTDP Configuration 35 5 16 3 Cl...

Page 5: ...cluding system configuration and port configuration and MAC bound and MAC filter and VLAN configuration and SNMP configuration and ACL configuration and QOS configuration and IP basic configuration and AAA configuration and MSTP configuration and IGMP SNOOPING configuration and GMRP configuration and EAPS configuration and RMON configuration and cluster management and ERPS configuration and log ma...

Page 6: ...PWR Green Death switch does not power on Permanent the switch is powered on System Green Blinking the system works Out the system is starting or has no power LNK ACT Green Orange Death not connected to the network equipment Orange light connected to 10 100Mbps devices Green light connected to 1000Mbps devices Blinking connected devices are data transmission 2 2 Back panel Back panel The 8GE 2G SFP...

Page 7: ...urrent power outlet Please make sure the voltage of the power supply meets the requirement of the input voltage Grounding column The switch already comes with lightning protection mechanism You can also ground the switch through the PE Protecting Earth cable of AC cord or with Ground Cable 3 Installation of equipment Announcements To prevent equipment damage and personal injury caused by improper ...

Page 8: ...on Placed the bottom of the switch on large enough and stable desktop Tear off pad surface of the paste that comes with random paper paste the pad to switch the Groove at the bottom of the housing to prevent external vibrations Resetting the switch on the Workbench cautiously 3 2 Rack Installation Check EIA 19inch machine Cabinet of grounding and stability first with screws will installation hangi...

Page 9: ...wing 1 Switch power supply has been started normaly any port is connected to the management console 2 Management console has been correctly installed cable network and the network card driver and has set up a correct installation of Internet explorer 6 0 or above and the browser 3 Management host IP address is set to the same network segment and switch ports namely 192 168 2 X X for any integer be...

Page 10: ...login page switch input user name and password in this page the factory default values for the admin password less After a successful login you can see switch configuration interface 5 Switch management 5 1 System settings 5 1 1 Basic Information This page dispalys and configures some of the parameters for the switch ...

Page 11: ... the apply button the settings to take effect Note system described can only use a z a z 0 9 _ If the system describes the input characters are characters that are not in line with considerations input characters are displayed as garbage characters 5 1 2 Serial Information This page displays the serial port information of the switch This includes its baud rate character size parity code stop bits ...

Page 12: ...power users Adds privileged users the privileges required to access Web user user name and password authentication attention The user name and password are case sensitive please pay attention to the input If change password or permissions on a multi user old password new password and enter a new password permissions and other options to enter again 5 1 4 Safe Management This page is used for confi...

Page 13: ... the UTC time This switch must be connected to the NTP server Gets the interval SNTP synchronization interval the unit is seconds the default is 1800 seconds Time zone select the time zone in which Apply decide whether to open the SNTP service 5 1 6 Current Configuration This page shows the current switch configuration Stores the current configuration to the configuration file systems ...

Page 14: ...uration file will be named switch cfg Delete Deleting the configuration file whill return the switch to its default configuration 5 1 8 File Upload This page lets you upload a configuration file or an image file A configuration file must end in cfg and an image file must end in img Attention Do not restart the switch during the upload This is to avoid a possible system crash ...

Page 15: ...switch To maintain your current switch configuration save it before resetting 5 2 Port Configuration 5 2 1 Common Configuration This page shows the port configurations and information 5 2 2 Port Statistic Select a port to see its additional information ...

Page 16: ...rom the drop down list then choose whether you want the flow control On or Off Hit Apply to finalize your selection 5 2 4 Broadcast storm You can configure a port s broadcast suppression multicast suppression DLF suppression and rate limit ...

Page 17: ...ion and bandwidth control displays packets sent and received range of 1 1024000 measured in Kbits If the port is not configured for bandwidth control showing off 5 2 6 Protected Port This page shows the protection status of each port Protected ports can only communicate with unprotected ports ...

Page 18: ... non protected port 5 2 7 Learn Limit This page is used to limit the number of MAC addresses a port can learn for security purposes A port can learn between 0 and 8191 MAC addresses The default number is 8191 5 2 8 Port Trunking Port trunking groups network connections together increasing bandwidth and offering redundancy in case a connection fails ...

Page 19: ...ming in or out of one port onto another One port can mirror information from multiple ports at once Attention A port can not be both a mirrored port and a mirroring port 5 3 MAC Bind 5 3 1 MAC Bind Configuration This page is used to bind MAC addresses to ports ...

Page 20: ...elete you can choose one or more but when selected a maximum of 128 Press Select all to select all of the entries can be more than 128 all delete 5 3 2 MAC Auto Binding This page is used to auto bind MAC addresses to a specific port 5 4 MAC Filter 5 4 1 MAC Filter Configuration This page is used to configure filtering for MAC address ...

Page 21: ...is a member of VLAN tagged u indicates that the port is a member of the VLAN is not tagged Drop down box will display all the current VLAN the list displays up to 30 members of the VLAN VID status and port Select a VLAN from the drop down box VID will show up in the list is greater than the maximum 30 VLAN VLAN information But if all the VLAN when there are no more than 30 regardless of which VLAN...

Page 22: ...ion When entering a VID you must select a number between 2 and 4094 The VLAN name is based on the VID and can not be changed VLAN1 can not be deleted 5 5 3 VLAN Port Configuration This page is used to Configure ports to VLANs ...

Page 23: ...SNMP community names Attention You can not directly change a community name If you do not like a community name you must delete it and create a new one 5 6 2 TRAP Target A TRAP target is an IP address that receives device initiated communication This page lets you configure TRAP targets ...

Page 24: ...e between 1 and 99 or between 1300 and 1999 The standard IP groups are only valid for IP packets Attention When deleting all ACL groups click Select all and then Delete You can not delete more than 30 configurations at once when not deleting all groups 5 7 2 ACL Extended IP Extended IP group numbers are between 100 and 199 or between 2000 and 2699 The extended IP groups are only valid for IP packe...

Page 25: ...nfigurations at once when not deleting all groups 5 7 3 MAC IP MAC IP group numbers are between 700 and 799 The MAC IP groups are only valid for IP packets Attention When deleting all ACL groups click Select all and then Delete You can not delete more than 30 configurations at once when not deleting all groups ...

Page 26: ...id for ARP packets Attention When deleting all ACL groups click Select all and then Delete You can not delete more than 30 configurations at once when not deleting all groups 5 7 5 ACL information Displays all configured ACL groups 5 7 6 ACL Reference This page is used to apply ACL groups to ports ...

Page 27: ...23 5 8 QOS Configuration 5 8 1 QOS Apply Display and configure QoS type and user priority information 5 8 2 QOS Scheduling Display and configure QoS scheduling and 8 weights of the queue information ...

Page 28: ...s used to create and delete VLAN interfaces and configure the IP address of the VLAN interface 5 9 2 ARP Configuration And Display ARP Address Resolution Protocol offers a mapping from IP address to MAC Address This page displays all ARP items and configures the static ARP ...

Page 29: ...utes 5 10 AAA Configuration 5 10 1 Tacacs Configuration TACACS protocol is the latest generation of TACACS It uses TCP to ensure reliable delivery The separation of authentication authorization and accounting is a fundamental component of the design of TACACS ...

Page 30: ...ch communicates to the radius server with radius protocol This page is used to configure radius information 5 10 3 802 1x Configuration When the user is authenticating the PC communicates to the switch with 802 1x protocol This page is used to configure 802 1x information ...

Page 31: ...ort Configuration Enable global 802 1x protocol before configuring 802 1x port This page sets 802 1x port configuration 5 10 5 802 1x User Auth Information This page is used to show 802 1x user authentication information ...

Page 32: ...28 5 11 MSTP Configuration 5 11 1 MSTP Configuration Configuring global MSTP settings 5 11 2 Port configuration Configure the MSTP port State ...

Page 33: ...29 5 11 3 Port Information View all port settings for MSTP information 5 12 IGMP SNOOPING Configuration 5 12 1 IGMP SNOOPING Configuration Display and enable the global IGMP SNOOPING switches ...

Page 34: ... 12 2 Multicast Group Information Displays the IGMP snooping information Can refresh button to view real time 5 13 GMRP Configuration 5 13 1 GMRP Global Configuration Display and enable GMRP globally switch ...

Page 35: ... 5 13 2 GMRP Port Configuration Displays and configures port GMRP enable status 5 13 3 GMRP Stats Configuration GMRP state machine information is displayed you can use the Refresh button to view real time ...

Page 36: ...5 14 1 EAPS Configuration Create and configure EAPS information can also be used to remove and display EAPS information 5 14 1 EAPS Information EAPS state information is displayed you can use the Refresh button to view real time ...

Page 37: ...tion 5 15 1 Statistics Configuration Displays and configures RMON Statistic Group configuration information and data 5 15 2 History Configuration Displays and configures RMON history Group configuration information and data ...

Page 38: ...34 5 15 3 Alarm Configuration Displays and configures RMON alarm group configuration information 5 15 4 Events Configuration Displays and configures RMON events group configuration information ...

Page 39: ...5 5 16 Cluster management 5 16 1 NDP Configuration This page is use to configure the NDP and enable NDP function 5 16 2 NTDP Configuration This page is use to configure the NTDP and enable NTDP function ...

Page 40: ...ter Configuration This page is use to configure the cluster build or delete the cluster and display the cluster member list 5 18 Log management Logging information is displayed you can show a type of log information ...

Page 41: ...MF SFP Module optional MAC Address Table 8K Auto learning Auto aging Transfer mode Store and Forward Frame Forward Rate 10Base T 14881pps port 100Base TX 148810pps port 1000Base T 1488095pps port Switching Capacity 20G 36G 56G Dimensions L W H 280 180 44 mm 440 5 230 44 5 mm 440 5 230 44 5 mm Fan Fanless Power Input AC 100 240V 50 60Hz OperatingTemperature 0 C 40 C Storage Temperature 40 C 70 C Op...

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