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WAGO-ETHERNET-Zubehör 852 

 

 

852-1305 8/4-Port 100BASE-T/1000BASE-SX/LX 

 

Manual 

 

1.1.0  

10.3.1.1

 

System Information ..................................................................... 260

 

10.3.2

 

Default Settings ................................................................................ 261

 

10.3.2.1

 

System .......................................................................................... 261

 

10.3.2.2

 

Jumbo Frame ............................................................................... 261

 

10.3.2.3

 

SNTP ............................................................................................ 262

 

10.3.2.4

 

Management Host ........................................................................ 263

 

10.3.2.5

 

MAC Management ...................................................................... 263

 

10.3.2.6

 

Blackhole MAC ........................................................................... 264

 

10.3.2.7

 

Port Mirroring .............................................................................. 264

 

10.3.2.8

 

Port Settings ................................................................................. 265

 

10.3.3

 

Advanced Settings ............................................................................ 266

 

10.3.3.1

 

Bandwidth Control ....................................................................... 266

 

10.3.3.2

 

QoS .............................................................................................. 266

 

10.3.3.3

 

Rate Limitation ............................................................................ 266

 

10.3.3.4

 

Storm Control .............................................................................. 267

 

10.3.3.5

 

IGMP Snooping ........................................................................... 268

 

10.3.3.6

 

MVR ............................................................................................ 269

 

10.3.3.7

 

Multicast Address ........................................................................ 270

 

10.3.3.8

 

VLAN .......................................................................................... 270

 

10.3.3.8.1

 

Port Isolation ........................................................................... 270

 

10.3.3.8.2

 

VLAN Settings ........................................................................ 271

 

10.3.3.9

 

GARP/GVRP ............................................................................... 272

 

10.3.3.10

 

Q-in-Q .......................................................................................... 273

 

10.3.3.10.1

 

VLAN Stacking....................................................................... 273

 

10.3.3.11

 

DHCP Relay ................................................................................ 274

 

10.3.3.12

 

Dual Homing ............................................................................... 275

 

10.3.3.13

 

Link Aggregation ......................................................................... 275

 

10.3.3.14

 

LACP ........................................................................................... 276

 

10.3.3.15

 

LLDP ........................................................................................... 277

 

10.3.3.16

 

Loop Detection ............................................................................ 278

 

10.3.3.17

 

STP .............................................................................................. 279

 

10.3.3.18

 

Xpress Ring ................................................................................. 280

 

10.3.4

 

Security ............................................................................................. 281

 

10.3.4.1

 

DHCP Snooping .......................................................................... 281

 

10.3.4.2

 

Server Screening .......................................................................... 282

 

10.3.4.3

 

Binding Table .............................................................................. 282

 

10.3.4.4

 

ARP Inspection ............................................................................ 283

 

10.3.4.5

 

Filter Table ................................................................................... 283

 

10.3.4.6

 

Access Control List ...................................................................... 284

 

10.3.4.7

 

802.1x .......................................................................................... 286

 

10.3.4.8

 

Port Security ................................................................................ 287

 

10.3.5

 

Monitor ............................................................................................. 288

 

10.3.5.1

 

Alarm ........................................................................................... 288

 

10.3.5.2

 

Monitor Information .................................................................... 288

 

10.3.5.3

 

RMON Statistics .......................................................................... 288

 

10.3.5.4

 

SFP Information ........................................................................... 288

 

10.3.5.5

 

Traffic Monitor ............................................................................ 289

 

10.3.6

 

Management ..................................................................................... 290

 

10.3.6.1

 

SNMP .......................................................................................... 290

 

10.3.6.2

 

Auto Provision ............................................................................. 291

 

Summary of Contents for 852-1305

Page 1: ...WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 Manual 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Industrial Managed Switch 8 Ports 100BASE T 4 Slots 1000BASE SX LX 1 1 0 Pos 3 Alle Serien Allgemeine M odul e Rechtliches Allgemei nes Impressum für Standardhandbücher allg Angaben Anschriften Telefonnummer n und E Mail Adressen 3 mod_1219151118203_21 docx 21060 1 ...

Page 2: ... 49 0 571 8 87 85 55 E Mail support wago com Every conceivable measure has been taken to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this documentation However as errors can never be fully excluded we always appreciate any information or suggestions for improving the documentation E Mail documentation wago com We wish to point out that the software and hardware terms as well as the trademarks of compa...

Page 3: ...tions for Operating the Industrial Switches 15 2 2 Safety Advice Precautions 16 2 3 Special Use Conditions for ETHERNET Devices 18 3 General 19 3 1 Scope of Supply 19 3 2 Industrial ETHERNET Technology 19 3 3 Switching Technology 20 4 Device Description 22 4 1 View 23 4 1 1 Front View 23 4 1 2 Top View 25 4 2 Connectors 26 4 2 1 Power Supply PWR RPS 26 4 2 2 Network Connectors 27 4 2 2 1 RJ 45 Por...

Page 4: ... 1 4 2 Refusal MAC Settings 45 7 1 5 Port Mirroring 46 7 1 6 Port Settings 46 7 2 Advanced Settings 50 7 2 1 Bandwidth Limitation 50 7 2 1 1 QoS 50 7 2 1 2 Rate Limitation 57 7 2 1 2 1 Storm Control 57 7 2 1 2 2 Rate Limitation 57 7 2 2 IGMP Snooping 58 7 2 2 1 MVR 61 7 2 2 2 Multicast Address 64 7 2 3 VLAN 67 7 2 3 1 Port Isolation 69 7 2 3 2 GARP GVRP 70 7 2 3 3 Q in Q 72 7 2 3 3 1 Port Based Q ...

Page 5: ...on 112 8 1 Overview of Configuration Options 112 8 1 1 Telnet Port 113 8 1 2 Console Port 114 9 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM 115 9 1 System Status 118 9 1 1 System Informationen 118 9 2 Basic Settings 120 9 2 1 General Settings 120 9 2 1 1 System 120 9 2 1 2 Jumbo Frame 122 9 2 1 3 SNTP 123 9 2 1 4 Management Host 126 9 2 2 MAC Management 127 9 2 2 1 Static MAC Settings 127 9...

Page 6: ...tatistics 157 9 3 3 VLAN 158 9 3 3 1 Port Isolation 158 9 3 3 2 VLAN 160 9 3 3 2 1 VLAN Settings 160 9 3 3 2 2 Tag Settings 162 9 3 3 2 3 Port Settings 163 9 3 3 3 GARP GVRP 165 9 3 3 3 1 GVRP 165 9 3 3 3 2 GARP Timer 167 9 3 3 4 MAC VLAN 169 9 3 3 5 Protocol VLAN 170 9 3 3 6 Q in Q 171 9 3 3 6 1 VLAN Stacking 171 9 3 3 6 2 Port based Q in Q 173 9 3 3 6 3 Selective Q in Q 174 9 3 4 DHCP Relay 176 ...

Page 7: ...02 1x 222 9 4 3 1 Global Settings 222 9 4 3 2 Port Settings 225 9 4 4 Port Security 228 9 5 Monitor 230 9 5 1 Alarm Information 230 9 5 2 Monitor Information 231 9 5 3 Port Statistics 233 9 5 4 Port Utilization 234 9 5 5 RMON Statistics 235 9 5 6 SFP Information 238 9 5 7 Traffic Monitor 240 9 6 Management 242 9 6 1 SNMP 242 9 6 1 1 SNMP 242 9 6 1 1 1 SNMP Settings 242 9 6 1 1 2 Community Name 243...

Page 8: ...10 3 3 8 1 Port Isolation 270 10 3 3 8 2 VLAN Settings 271 10 3 3 9 GARP GVRP 272 10 3 3 10 Q in Q 273 10 3 3 10 1 VLAN Stacking 273 10 3 3 11 DHCP Relay 274 10 3 3 12 Dual Homing 275 10 3 3 13 Link Aggregation 275 10 3 3 14 LACP 276 10 3 3 15 LLDP 277 10 3 3 16 Loop Detection 278 10 3 3 17 STP 279 10 3 3 18 Xpress Ring 280 10 3 4 Security 281 10 3 4 1 DHCP Snooping 281 10 3 4 2 Server Screening 2...

Page 9: ...ual 1 1 0 10 3 6 3 Mail Alarm 291 10 3 6 4 Maintenance 292 10 3 6 5 System Log 293 10 3 6 6 User Account 293 10 4 MODBUS TCP Tables 294 10 4 1 Data Format and Function Code 294 10 4 2 MODBUS Registers 294 List of Figures 306 List of Tables 309 Ende der Liste für Textmar ke Verzeichnis_vor ne ...

Page 10: ... Documentation Pos 10 Serie 852 ETH ERNET Zubehör Hinweise zur Dokumentati on Gültig kei tsbereich D okumentati on 852 xxxx 16 mod_1378458208696_21 docx 130868 1 This documentation is only applicable to WAGO ETHERNET accessory products 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX 852 1305 Pos 11 1 All e Seri en Allgemei ne Module Ü berschriften Ebene 2 Ur heberschutz Ü berschrift 2 23 mod_1435647042188_21 do...

Page 11: ...1 5 4 All e Serien Allgemei ne Module Sicherheits und sonstige Hi nweise Vorsicht Vorsicht _War nung vor Personenschäden allgemein_ Erläuterung 13 mod_1343310028762_21 docx 101038 1 Personal Injury Indicates a low risk potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury Pos 11 5 5 All e Serien Allgemei ne Module Sicherheits und sonstige Hi nweise Achtung Ach...

Page 12: ...4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 Additional Information Refers to additional information which is not an integral part of this documentation e g the Internet Pos 11 6 Dokumentation allgemei n Glieder ungselemente Seitenwechsel 3 mod_1221108045078_0 docx 21810 1 ...

Page 13: ...1 5 Font Conventions Pos 11 10 Alle Serien Allgemeine M odul e Rechtliches Allgemeines Schriftkonventi onen 3 mod_1221059521437_21 docx 21714 1 Table 2 Font Conventions Font Type Indicates italic Names of paths and data files are marked in italic type e g C Program Files WAGO Software Menu Menu items are marked in bold letters e g Save A greater than sign between two names means the selection of a...

Page 14: ...on 852 xxxx Ü berschrift 3 und Inhal t 3 mod_1222346340968_21 docx 22264 3 1 2 1 2 Personnel Qualification All sequences implemented on Series 852 devices may only be carried out by electrical specialists with sufficient knowledge in automation The specialists must be familiar with the current norms and guidelines for the devices and automated environments All changes to the controller should alwa...

Page 15: ... and repair please observe the accident prevention regulations of your machine e g BGV A 3 Electrical Installations and Equipment Emergency stop functions and equipment must not be deactivated or otherwise made ineffective See relevant standards e g DIN EN 418 Your installation must be equipped in accordance to the EMC guidelines so electromagnetic interferences can be eliminated Please observe th...

Page 16: ...1260180657000_21 docx 46735 1 Pos 14 12 4 Alle Serien Allgemeine M odul e Sicherheits und sonstige Hinweise Gefahr Gefahr Auf nor mgerechten Anschl uss achten 6 mod_1260180753479_21 docx 46739 1 Pos 14 13 1 Alle Serien Allgemeine M odul e Sicherheits und sonstige Hinweise Achtung Achtung Nicht i n Telekommuni kati onsnetzen ei nsetzen Zusatz RJ 45 3 mod_1224065187468_21 docx 24076 1 Do not use in ...

Page 17: ...d electrostatic discharge The devices are equipped with electronic components that may be destroyed by electrostatic discharge when touched Please observe the safety precautions against electrostatic discharge per DIN EN 61340 5 1 3 When handling the devices please ensure that environmental factors personnel work space and packaging are properly grounded Pos 14 14 1 Alle Serien Allgemeine M odul e...

Page 18: ...g control components and control networks behind a firewall Limit physical and electronic access to all automation components to authorized personnel only Change the default passwords before first use This will reduce the risk of unauthorized access to your system Regularly change the passwords used This will reduce the risk of unauthorized access to your system If remote access to control compone...

Page 19: ...dustriell e ETHERN ET Technol ogie 852 1305 27 mod_1466492945844_21 docx 214091 2 1 3 2 Industrial ETHERNET Technology The range of WAGO switches ensures scalability of your network infrastructure with outstanding electrical and mechanical characteristics These robust devices are designed for industrial use and they are fully compliant with IEEE 802 3 802 3u 802 3w 802 3z 802 3x 802 3ab 802 3ad 80...

Page 20: ...ibration shock heat and radio frequency interference are common Due to its small compact size the Industrial Managed Switch makes mounting on the DIN rail particularly simple and installation possible in environments with limited space Two or more switches can be added in series to the Industrial Managed Switch Since all ports support 100 Mbit this series connection is possible for the industrial ...

Page 21: ...tions Full compliance with IEEE 802 3 802 3u 802 3z 802 3x 802 3ad 802 3ab 802 1d 802 1q 802 1p 802 1w 802 1x standards Implemented functions Dual ring ERPS Jet ring Xpress Ring redundant ring with less than 50 ms recovery time Non blocking store and forward switching rapid spanning tree protocol RSTP Auto negotiation on all 10 100 1000Base T ports Auto MDI MDIX crossover on all 10 100 1000BASE T ...

Page 22: ...etection at every port Using the Industrial Managed Switch s 8 ports several segments can be set up for reducing network load and a dedicated bandwidth assigned to each user node In addition the 852 1305 Industrial Managed Switch has 4 ports with SFP 1000BASE SX LX to connect multi mode or single mode fiber optic cables for wave lengths of 850 nm SX 1310 nm LX and 1550 nm ZX The 852 1305 is a cost...

Page 23: ...hten 852 1305 27 mod_1467276395902_21 docx 215517 33 1 4 1 1 Front View Figure 1 Front View of the Industrial Managed Switch Table 3 Legend for the Figure Front View of the Industrial Managed Switch No Descrip tion Meaning For Details see Section 1 PWR Status LED supply voltage Device Description Display Elements 2 RPS Status LED redundant supply voltage Device Description Display Elements 3 ALM S...

Page 24: ...tion Display Elements 6 Reset Reset button Device Description Operating Elements 7 Status LED TX Port 100 Mbit s 1 LED for each port Device Description Display Elements 8 Status LED TX Port LNK ACT 1 LED for each port Device Description Display Elements 9 Port 1 x RJ 45 RS 232 port switch Device Description Connections 10 Port 8 x RJ 45 10 100 1000BASE T ports Device Description Connections 11 Por...

Page 25: ...e Figure Front View of the Industrial Managed Switch No Descrip tion Meaning For Details see Section 1 Grounding lug 2 Connector male for power consumption PWR RPS ALM and potential free alarm contact Device Description Connections 3 DIP Switches Device Description Operating Elements Pos 19 5 Dokumentation allgemei n Glieder ungselemente Seitenwechsel 3 mod_1221108045078_0 docx 21810 1 ...

Page 26: ... on the top of the switch The male connector shows the following pin assignment Figure 3 Power Supply PWR RPS Table 5 Legend for Figure Power Supply PWR RPS Connection Description Description PWR Primary DC input PWR Primary DC input RPS Secondary DC input RPS Secondary DC input ALM Contact for external alarm ALM Contact for external alarm Warning Damage to property caused by electrostatic dischar...

Page 27: ...rs This Industrial Managed Switch utilizes ports with fiber or copper port connectors functioning under ETHERNET and or Fast ETHERNET protocols Figure 4 Network connectors Table 6 Legend for Figure Network Connections No Descrip tion Meaning For Details see Section 1 Connection 1 x RJ 45 RS 232 port Device Description RJ 45 Port 3 Connection 4 x SFP 1000Base SX LX fiber optic Device Description 10...

Page 28: ...lded Twisted Pair with a maximum segment length of 100 m can be used The connection point is designed for mounting into an 80 mm high switchgear cabinet after connector attachment 4 2 2 2 1000BASE SX LX Ports The 1000BASE SX LX ports are designed to connect Fast ETHERNET or gigabit SFP modules that support network speeds of 100 1000 Mbit s 4 2 2 3 10 100 1000BASE T Ports The 10 100 1000BASE T port...

Page 29: ...s provide information about connection actions 4 3 1 Device LEDs Figure 5 Device LEDs Table 7 Legend for Figure Device LEDs LED Name Status Description PWR Primary Power LED Green The industrial managed switch uses the primary power supply OFF The primary power supply has been switched off or a fault has occurred RPS Redundant Power System LED Green The industrial managed switch uses the redundant...

Page 30: ...oper link established at the port 10 SFP Port LNK ACT LED Green Lights up when the port is linked Flashes Data traffic being routed via the port Off No proper link established at the port 11 SFP Port LNK ACT LED Green Lights up when the port is linked Flashes Data traffic being routed via the port Off No proper link established at the port 12 SFP Port LNK ACT LED Green Lights up when the port is l...

Page 31: ... each port Green Port in operation at 1000 Mbit s Flashes Data traffic being routed over the port OFF Connection in operation at less than 100 Mbit s 10 100 10 100BASE T Ports LED 1 LED for each port Green Lights up when the ports are linked Flashes Data traffic being routed over the port OFF No proper link established at the port Pos 19 13 D okumentati on allgemei n Gli ederungsel emente Seitenwe...

Page 32: ...ing of the DIP switch settings are described below Figure 7 DIP Switches Table 9 Legend for Figure DIP Switches No Name Status Description 1 PWR ON The alarm reporting function for the primary power supply is activated OFF The alarm reporting function for the primary power supply is deactivated 2 RPS ON The alarm reporting function for the secondary power supply is activated OFF The alarm reportin...

Page 33: ...witches to OFF 2 Install the industrial managed switch in your network 3 Select the port s to be monitored or the alarm to be activated 4 Set the DIP switch of the corresponding port to ON 5 Turn the industrial managed switch ON 4 4 2 Reset Button Figure 8 Reset Button Table 10 Legend for Figure Reset Button Name Status Description Reset Press the Reset button for 2 seconds and release The system ...

Page 34: ...8496819711_21 docx 216873 233 1 4 5 Label 4 5 1 Hardware and Software Version There is a label with the MAC Address and Serial NO on the back of the industrial managed switch Figure 9 Label Example Table 11 Legend for Figure Label No Serial NO Description 02 Firmware version 01 Hardware version Pos 19 17 D okumentati on allgemei n Gli ederungsel emente Seitenwechsel 3 mod_1221108045078_0 docx 2181...

Page 35: ...ce Data Table 12 Technical Data Device Data Width Carrier rail mounting 50 mm Height Carrier rail mounting 120 mm from the top edge of the carrier rail Depth Carrier rail mounting 162 mm Weight 910 g Degree of protection IP30 4 6 2 System Data Table 13 Technical Data System Data MAC table Up to 16000 addresses VLAN Port based and tag based 4094 VIDs Jumbo Frame Size 10240 bytes Wavelength optical ...

Page 36: ...AN Tagging IEEE 802 3ab LLDP IEEE 802 3ab 1000BASE T IEEE 802 3w RSTP IEEE 802 3z 1000BASE SX LX IEEE 802 1x Port Authentication Topology Ring 4 6 5 Environmental Conditions Table 16 Technical Data Environmental Conditions Operating temperature 40 C 70 C Operating temperature DNV 25 C 70 C Storage temperature 40 C 80 C Relative humidity without condensation 95 Vibration resistance Acc IEC 60068 2 ...

Page 37: ...lassungen Standar dzulassungen cU Lus UL508 3 mod_1224055013140_0 docx 24020 1 CULUS UL508 Pos 19 27 D okumentati on allgemei n Gli ederungsel emente Leerzeile 3 mod_1224662755687_0 docx 24460 1 Pos 19 28 Serie 852 ETHER NET Zubehör Ger ätebeschrei bung Zulassungen Zulassungen WAGO ETHERN ET Zubehör 852 xxxx Schiff 21 mod_1423809669253_21 docx 174354 1 The following ship approvals have been grante...

Page 38: ... 3 Serie 852 ETH ERNET Zubehör Montier en Monti eren 852 x30x 24 mod_1452258998917_21 docx 197895 22 1 Make sure that the heat output from the industrial managed switch and ventilation around it is adequate Do not place any heavy objects on the industrial managed switch 5 2 Installation on a Carrier Rail The carrier rail must optimally support the EMC measures integrated into the system and the sh...

Page 39: ...ically adjusts to the local power source and can also be switched On if no or not all patch cables are connected 1 Check whether the power LED on the front lights up when the device is switched ON If not check that the power cable is correctly and securely plugged in 2 If a secondary power supply is connected the RPS LED lights up 3 PWR conductors To connect or disconnect the conductors actuate th...

Page 40: ...form a fault circuit for connecting to alarm systems An alarm is signaled in the following cases 1 Port link failure e g cable disconnected device breakdown etc 2 PWR RPS a Power failure power cord is disconnected power supply malfunction etc b Input power falls outside specification 12 60 V Pos 24 4 Serie 852 ETH ERNET Zubehör Anschließen Anschluss Konsolenanschlusskabel 852 0104 0303 1305 3 mod_...

Page 41: ...led to protect the fiber optics 1 Insert the respective SFP modules 2 Ensure that the fiber optic ports are clean You can clean the cable connectors by wiping them with a clean cloth or a cotton ball soaked with a little ethanol Dirty fiber optic cables affect the quality of the light transmitted via the cable and leads to reduced performance at the port 3 Connect one end of the fiber optic cable ...

Page 42: ...the industrial managed switch support both autosensing and autonegotiation 1 Connect one end of the twisted pair cable of the type Category 3 4 5 5e to an available RJ 45 port on the industrial managed switch and the other end to the port of the selected network node 2 Check the respective port LED on the industrial managed switch that the connection is established see section Display Elements Por...

Page 43: ...opped 7 1 2 SNTP SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol is a protocol for synchronizing clocks in computer systems It is a less complex implementation of an NTP Network Time Protocol SNTP uses Coordinated Universal Time French Temps Universel Coordonné No information on time zones or daylight savings time is transmitted This information falls outside the protocol range and must be obtained separately T...

Page 44: ...ime and is not deleted by the switch The static address can only be deleted by a user The switch supports an address table at up to 16 K Static and dynamic addresses share the same address table MAC Table The MAC Table MAC address table also known as a filter database shows which frames are forwarded to the switch s ports or which frames are filtered out If a device that belongs to a VLAN group se...

Page 45: ...Table Flowchart 7 1 4 1 Static MAC Settings Static MAC Addresses A static MAC address is an address that has been manually entered in the MAC address table Static MAC addresses have no Age Time When you set up rules for static MAC addresses you are setting static MAC addresses for a port This may reduce data transmission needs 7 1 4 2 Refusal MAC Settings This type of MAC address entries is config...

Page 46: ...forwarded to the monitor port Egress The outgoing data packets are copied and forwarded to the monitor port Both Both incoming and outgoing data packets are copied and forwarded to the monitor port 1 The monitor port cannot be a member of a Truck Port group 2 The monitor port cannot be an ingress or egress port 3 If a port has been configured as a source port and a user then configures it as a des...

Page 47: ...allers can talk and listen at the same time Figure 12 Full Duplex Mode Loopback Test In a Loopback test a signal is sent from and then returned to a communication device looped back The test checks the proper function of the device and looks for faulty nodes in the network For one type of Loopback test a special plug so called wrap plug is plugged into a communications device The plug causes trans...

Page 48: ...itch that is connected to it that independently negotiate and configure the maximum transmission speed and the duplex process Auto negotiation only applies to twisted pair cables but not to WLAN fiber optic or coaxial cable connections If the port does not support auto negotiation or the function is disabled the switch determines the connection speed by detecting the signal on the cable and using ...

Page 49: ...sing it to temporarily stop sending signals when the buffer memory of the receiving port is full For Backpressure Flow Control the switch sends a collision signal to the sending port in half duplex mode mimicking a state of packet collision causing the sending port to temporarily stop sending signals and to resend the signals later Support for Force Mode 1000 Base T does not support Force Mode ...

Page 50: ...select a specific data traffic prioritize it according to its relative importance and use congestion management and congestion avoidance techniques to give preferential treatment Implementing QoS in a network improves network predictability and increases bandwidth utilization The industrial managed switch supports 802 1p Priority Queuing The switch has eight Priority Queues These priority queues a...

Page 51: ...priority to packets based on their DSCP Differentiated Services Code Points Advanced QoS Methods Advanced QoS methods only affect the internal Priority Queue mapping for the switch The switch does not modify the IEEE 802 1p value for the egress frames You can choose one of these options above to alter the way incoming packets are prioritized or you can choose not to use any QoS extension setting o...

Page 52: ...onical Format Indicator A 1 bit field If the value of this field is 1 the MAC address is in non canonical format If the value is 0 the MAC address is in canonical format It is always set to 0 for ETHERNET switches CFI is used for compatibility between ETHERNET and Token Ring networks If a frame received at an ETHERNET port has a CFI of 1 the frame should not be output to an untagged port VID VLAN ...

Page 53: ...c guarantees to non critical services such as web traffic or file transfers DSCP Differentiated Services Code Point is a 6 bit field in the header of IP packets for packet classification purposes DSCP replaces the outdated IP precedence a 3 bit field in the Type of Service byte of the IP header originally used to classify and prioritize types of traffic When using the DiffServ priority mechanism a...

Page 54: ...cedence 111 Network Control 110 Internetwork Control 101 CRITIC ECP 100 Flash Override 011 Flash 010 Immediate 001 Priority 000 Routine Specifying the Delay Throughput and Reliability parameters can increase the service cost In many networks preference for one parameter means a disadvantage for another Except for very unusual cases two of three parameters should be specified at most The Type of Se...

Page 55: ...E SX LX Manual 1 1 0 If these precedence designations apply to a specific network it is the responsibility of that network to control access to and the use of those designations DSCP Priority DSCP Priority DSCP Priority 0 0 1 0 2 0 60 0 61 0 62 0 62 0 Example IP Header DSCP 50 45 C8 ...

Page 56: ...re traffic than it can handle A Queue is given an amount of bandwidth irrespective of the incoming traffic on that port This Queue then moves to the back of the list The next Queue is given an equal amount of bandwidth and then moves to the end of the list and so on until all Queues are processed The entire process works in a looping fashion until a Queue is empty WRR Weighted Round Robin scheduli...

Page 57: ...t limits the total number of specific packet types For example if the broadcast and multicast options are selected the total number of packets transmitted per second for those two types is not exceed Broadcast Storm Control limits the number of broadcast multicast and unknown unicast also referred to as Destination Lookup Failure or DLF packets the switch receives per second on the ports If the ma...

Page 58: ...lly detect multicast group membership in all VLANs The switch then performs IGMP Snooping on the first VLANs that send IGMP packets This is referred to as Auto Mode Alternatively you can specify the VLANs that IGMP Snooping should be performed on This is referred to as Fixed Mode In Fixed Mode the switch does not detect multicast group membership of any VLANs other than those explicitly added as a...

Page 59: ...receiver port is removed from the multicast group IGMP Querier There is normally only one Querier per physical network All multicast routers start up as a Querier on each attached network If a multicast router receives a Query Message from a router with a lower IP address it MUST become a non Querier in that network If a router does not receive any Query Messages from another router over a certain...

Page 60: ...lly the port is connected to an IGMP client Forwarding IGMP Join Leave packets The industrial managed switch will forward the IGMP Join Leave packets to the query port IGMP Proxy Snooping The IGMP Proxy Snooping can reduce the number of Reports and Leaves sent through an IGMP router Configurations Users can enable disable IGMP Snooping on the switch This also applies to specific VLANs If IGMP Snoo...

Page 61: ...eport Message is transmitted from the receiver port to the source ports of the multicast router The multicast router can detect dynamically which multicast groups are on which interface Compatibility Mode If compatibility mode is enabled in the MVR settings the IGMP Report Message send by the receiver port is not transmitted to the source ports of the multicast router The multicast router must be ...

Page 62: ...ulticast The subscribers do not need to wait for the switch CPU to send a group specific IGMP Query to the receiver port of the VLAN The switch immediately deletes the receiver port Figure 13 MOD without MVR Figure 14 MOD supports MVR Default configuration for a new MVR MVR VLAN information VLAN ID 2 Name MVR2 Active Enabled Mode Dynamic Source port s None Receiver port s None Port s with tag None...

Page 63: ...re MODE_IS_INCLUDE CHANGE_TO_INCLUDE_MODE ALLOW_NEW_SOURCES and BLOCK_OLD_SOURCES Do not use group address X 0 0 1 for your multicast stream The system detects and logs the address 224 0 0 1 for the dynamic Querier Port The group address X 0 0 1 could cause a conflict with 224 0 0 1 The lower 23 bits of the 28 bit multicast IP address are mapped to the 23 bits of the available ETHERNET address spa...

Page 64: ...If two hosts on the same subnet each subscribe to different multicast groups whose addresses differ only in the first 5 bits ETHERNET packets for both multicast groups are sent to both hosts requiring the network software in the hosts to discard the unnecessary packets Table 18 Multicast Classes and Address Ranges Class Address Range Support Class A 1 0 0 1 to 126 255 255 254 Supports 16 million h...

Page 65: ...t 224 0 0 5 The Open Shortest Path First OSPF protocol the AllSPFRouters address Used to send Hello Packets to all OSPF routers on a network segment 224 0 0 6 The OSPF AllDRouters address Used to send OSPF routing information to OSPF Designated Routers on a network segment 224 0 0 9 The RIP Routing Information Protocol Version 2 of the group address Used to send routing information to all RIPv2 co...

Page 66: ...rotocol 224 0 0 19 21 IS IS over IP 224 0 0 22 IGMP Version 3 Internet Group Management Protocol 224 0 0 102 Hot Standby Router Protocol Version 2 224 0 0 251 Multicast DNS address 224 0 0 252 Link local Multicast Name Resolution address 224 0 1 1 Network Time Protocol address 224 0 1 39 Cisco Auto RP Announce address 224 0 1 40 Cisco Auto RP Discovery address 224 0 1 41 H 323 Gatekeeper Discovery...

Page 67: ...manually by users or dynamically via the GVRP GARP VLAN Registration Protocol The VLAN ID associates a frame with a specific VLAN and provides the information that switches need to process the frame across the network A tagged frame is four bytes longer than an untagged frame and contains two bytes of TPID Tag Protocol Identifier residing within the type length field of the ETHERNET Frame and two ...

Page 68: ...ame VLAN The network administrator typically performs the VLAN assignment The port configuration is static and cannot be automatically changed to another VLAN without manual reconfiguration As with other VLAN approaches the packets forwarded using this method are not transmitted to other VLAN domains or networks After a port has been assigned to a VLAN the port cannot send to or receive from devic...

Page 69: ...kets is ignored This function can be used to configure one or more egress ports that allow the data received by the specific port to forward it If the CPU port port 0 is not an egress port for a specific port the host connected to the specific port cannot manage the switch If you want to allow communication between two subscriber ports you must define the egress port for both ports CPU refers to t...

Page 70: ...ts run in various modes to control how they will prune VLANs GVRP can be configured to dynamically add and manage VLANS in the VLAN database for Trunking purposes In other words GVRP allows the propagation of VLAN information from device to device With GVRP a single switch is manually configured for all VLANs required for the network and all other switches on the network learn detect the VLANs dyn...

Page 71: ... VLAN messages Leave Timer The Leave Timer specifies the number maximum time in milliseconds an interface waits after receiving a Leave Message before the interface leaves the VLAN specified in the message Leaveall Timer The Leaveall Timer specifies the interval in milliseconds at which Leaveall Messages are sent on interfaces Leaveall Messages help to maintain current GVRP VLAN subscriber informa...

Page 72: ...ar to an ETHERNET Frame that arrives from a physical ETHERNET port The service provider VLAN tag determines the membership in the VPLS Virtual Private LAN Service Double tagging aggregates multiple VLANs within another VLAN and allows a private dedicated ETHERNET connection between customers who want to reach their subnet transparently across multiple networks Service providers can create their ow...

Page 73: ...refers to the IEEE 802 1p standard that allows the service provider to prioritize traffic based on the class of service CoS the customer has paid for 0 is the lowest priority level and 7 is the highest VID VID VLAN ID SP VID is the VID for the second or outer VLAN tag of the service provider CVID is the VID for the first or inner VLAN tag of the customer The frame formats for an untagged ETHERNET ...

Page 74: ...e double tagged frames can be switched according to the SP VID The SPVLAN should include all related Tunnels and Access Ports In addition the Tunnel Ports must be configured as tagged ports and the Access Ports as untagged ports 7 2 3 3 1 Port Based Q in Q Q in Q encapsulation can be used to convert a single tagged 802 1Q packet into a double tagged Q in Q packet The Q in Q encapsulation can be ba...

Page 75: ...e switch to add different outer VLAN tags to the incoming frames received on one port according to their inner VLAN tags In Selective Q in Q mode the switch performs traffic classifies the incoming traffic on a port based on the VLAN ID When a user uses different VLAN IDs for different services traffic can be classified according to the VLAN ID Example VLAN ID 100 for surfing on the Internet on a ...

Page 76: ...me in small networks DHCP uses broadcasts but there are some circumstances where unicast addresses are used This can be the case when networks have a single DHCP server that provides IP addresses for multiple subnets A router for such a subnet receives the DHCP broadcasts converts them to unicast with a MAC IP destination address of the configured DHCP server MAC IP source address of the router it...

Page 77: ...IP address from the same DHCP server Figure 19 Application 2 Local in Different VLANs VLAN 1 Port 1 2 Management VLAN VLAN 2 Port 3 4 VLAN 3 Port 5 6 VLAN 4 Port 7 8 DHCP Server Port 1 DHCP Client Port 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Result Hosts connected to port 2 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 receive an IP from the DHCP server DHCP Server Connection The DHCP server must be connected to the subscriber ports of the management V...

Page 78: ... uniquely identified If you enable DHCP Snooping Information Option 82 on the switch the sequence of events is The host DHCP Client generates a DCHP request and broadcasts it on the network If the switch receives the DHCP request it adds the Option 82 information in the packet The information contains the switch MAC address the Remote ID sub option Port Identifier and VLAN Mod PORT from which the ...

Page 79: ...at Sub Option Len Sub Option Value 1 N s1 s2 s3 s4 sN DHCP Agent Sub Option Description Sub Option Code 1 Agent Circuit ID sub option 2 Agent Remote ID sub option Table 22 Frame Format of the Circuit ID Sub Option Sub Option Type Length Circuit ID Type Length VLAN Module Port 1 6 0 4 2 1 1 Table 23 Frame Format of the Remote ID Sub Option Sub Option Type Length Circuit ID Type Length MAC address 2...

Page 80: ...e Dual Ring function can be used to connect 2 neighboring rings to each other on a switch without needing additional ports or cables This configuration reduces the total number of required ports and wiring costs are saved because no additional wiring is required Figure 20 Dual Ring Switch ABC Figure 21 Dual Ring Switch AB ...

Page 81: ...L unless the RPL has failed allowing the RPL to be used for traffic The ETHERNET ring node adjacent to the RPL the RPL Neighbor node may also participate in blocking or unblocking its end of the RPL The ETHERNET rings can support a multi ring ladder network that consists of conjoined ETHERNET rings by one or more interconnection points The protection switching mechanisms and protocol defined in th...

Page 82: ...multiple FS commands are allowed to co exist in a ring the WTB Timer ensures that clearing a single FS command does not trigger the re blocking of the RPL The WTB Timer should be 5 seconds longer than the Guard Timer enough time to allow a reporting ring subscriber to receive two R APS messages and to allow the ring to identify the latent state When clearing a MS command the WTB Timer prevents the...

Page 83: ...data VLANS for the ERPS The control and data packets in ERPS are separated in different VLANs The control packets are transmitted in the control VLAN and the data packets in one or more data VLANs In this way a user can easily assign an instance to an ERPS ring If a port is blocked by ERPS in ERPS Version 1 all packets are blocked If a port is blocked by an ERPS ring in ERPS Version 2 only the pac...

Page 84: ...g Primary and secondary connections for example can be connected to the Internet in different ways The primary connection could be connected to a physical network and the secondary to a wireless network If the Dual Homing function is enabled a device connects via the primary connection be default while the secondary connection remains suspended If the port or all ports of the primary connection fa...

Page 85: ...rol over Trunk Groups on your switch 7 2 9 2 LACP The switch supports static and dynamic LACP Port Trunking according to IEEE 802 3ad The IEEE 802 3ad standard describes LACP Link Aggregation Control Protocol for dynamic creation and management of Trunk Groups When you enable LACP Link Aggregation on a port the port can automatically negotiate with the ports at the remote end of a link to establis...

Page 86: ...e duplex capability and peer to peer or shared transmission medium The configuration restrictions that you establish Port Priority Port priority determines which ports should go into standby mode if there is a hardware limitation that prevents all compatible ports from bundling 7 2 10 LLDP The LLDP Link Layer Discovery Protocol described in this standard allows stations connected to a LAN acc IEEE...

Page 87: ...re re broadcast again and again causing a Broadcast Storm The Loop Detection function sends probe packets periodically to detect if the port is connected to a network in loop state The switch shuts down a port if the switch detects that probe packets loop back to the same port Loop Recovery When Loop Detection is enabled the switch sends a probe packet every two seconds and waits to receive the pa...

Page 88: ... and result in heavy losses The Jet Ring protocol is used to optimize secondary communication links and to ensure very short connection recovery time The Jet Ring function is used to automatically identify a switch as the network Master and to automatically block connections This prevents packets from being broadcast to all secondary loop segments of a network If a ring segment is separated from t...

Page 89: ...e topology change In STP there are longer delays because the device that causes a topology change first notifies the Root Bridge and then the network Both RSTP and STP remove unwanted learned addresses from the filtering database STP has the port states Blocking Listening Learning and Forwarding RSTP has the port states in RSTP Discarding Learning and Forwarding STP Switch Port States Blocking If ...

Page 90: ...t Bridge However the path is different than the Root Port Backup This port is used as a backup redundant path to a segment to which another Bridge Port is already connected Disabled This is not actually part of STP because a network administrator can manually disable a port STP RSTP In this document STP refers to both STP and RSTP STP Terminology Root Bridge The Root Bridge is the Base of the span...

Page 91: ...the maximum time in seconds that the switch wats before it changes states This delay is required because every switch must first receive information on topology changes before it forwards frames In addition each port needs time to receive information on conflicts that would make it return to the blocking state Otherwise temporary data loops might result The valid range is 4 to 30 seconds Max Age T...

Page 92: ...k topology Edge Port Edge Ports are attached to a LAN that has no other bridges attached These ports can transition directly to the Forwarding state RSTP still continues to monitor the port for BPDUs in case a bridge is connected RSTP can also be configured to automatically detect Edge Ports As soon as the bridge detects a BPDU coming to an Edge Port the port loses its status as an Edge Port Forwa...

Page 93: ... port If the port receives BPDUs the BPDUs are dropped If both of the BPDU Filter and BPDU Guard are enabled the BPDU Filter has the higher priority BPDU Filter and BPDU Guard If both of the BPDU Filter and BPDU Guard are enabled the BPDU Filter has the higher priority Root Guard The Root Guard function forces an interface to become a Designated Port to prevent neighboring switches from becoming a...

Page 94: ...all bridges and determines the network configuration from the configuration data contained in the BPDU data packets 7 2 14 Xpress Ring The Xpress Ring is a fast acting self healing ring recovery technology that enables networks to recover from link failure within 50 ms Fast Link Recovery and Ring Redundancy are important functions for increasing the reliability of non stop systems A well planned n...

Page 95: ...oming into the interface with a source IP address other than that assigned via DHCP or static configuration is filtered out on untrusted Layer2 ports This function is used on untrusted Layer2 interfaces in combination with DHCP Snooping An IP source binding table is manually configured static IP source binding or created from information from the DHCP Snooping function and used Each entry in this ...

Page 96: ...t match the switch drops the packet The switch drops a DHCP packet when one of the following situations occur A packet from a DHCP server such as a DHCPOFFER DHCPACK DHCPNAK or DHCPLEASEQUERY packet is received from the untrusted port A packet is received on an untrusted interface and the source MAC address and the DHCP client hardware address do not match any of the current bindings DHCP Snooping...

Page 97: ...nooping Database The switch stores the binding table in volatile memory If the switch restarts it loads the static bindings from non volatile memory but loses the dynamic bindings so that the devices in the network have to send DHCP requests again Configuring DHCP Snooping Follow the steps below to configure DHCP Snooping on the switch 1 Enable DHCP Snooping on the switch 2 Enable DHCP Snooping fo...

Page 98: ...and The switch allows users to configure up to three valid DHCP servers If no DHCP servers are configured it means all DHCP server are valid 7 3 1 2 Binding Table The DHCP Snooping binding table records the host information learned from DHCP Snooping dynamic or set by user static The ARP inspection uses this table to decide if to forward or drop ARP packets ARP packets sent from by invalid hosts a...

Page 99: ...ress binding before updating the local ARP cache or forwarding a packet to the respective destination Trusted Port and Untrusted Port This setting is independent of the Trusted Untrusted setting for DHCP Snooping The switch does not drop ARP packets from Trusted Ports for any reason The switch drops ARP packets from Untrusted Ports if the information from the sender in the ARP packets does not mat...

Page 100: ...addition the switch regularly deletes entries whose Age Time has expired If ARP Inspection is enabled and the system detects invalid hosts the system creates a filtered entry in the MAC address table If a port link fails and ARP Inspection is disabled the switch deletes the MAC filter entries for this port If a port link fails and ARP Inspection is enabled the switch deletes the MAC filter entries...

Page 101: ...The ACL function allows users to configure some rules to reject packets received from specific ingress ports or all ports These rules check the source and destination MAC addresses of packets If packets match these rules the system does not deny the action i e the packets are not rejected The Action Resolution Engine collects the information action and metering results from the hit entries if more...

Page 102: ...wed access through the authenticator to the protected side of the network until the supplicant s identity is authorized With 802 1X port based authentication the supplicant provides credentials such as user name password or digital certificate to the authenticator and the authenticator forwards the credentials to the authentication server for verification If the credentials are valid in the authen...

Page 103: ...s rights and account data and consists of an accounting and authentication protocol In combination with DHCP and PPP configuration of dial in system can be automatic with RADIUS Figure 25 802 1x The following figure illustrates how a client connecting to a IEEE 802 1x authentication enabled port goes through a validation process The switch prompts the client for login information in the form of a ...

Page 104: ...a response to its EAP request identity frame or when EAPOL packets are not sent by the client Port Parameters Admin Control Direction Both If 802 1x port authentication for a user has failed incoming and outgoing packets on the port are dropped Incoming If 802 1x port authentication for a user has failed only incoming packets on the port are dropped Re Authentication This function specifies if a s...

Page 105: ... switch attempts to connect to the authentication server before determining the server is down The acceptable range for this field is 1 to 10 attempts 7 3 4 Port Security The switch receives the MAC address of a device that is connected to a specific port direction and allows data forwarding The functions of the switch allow control over which and how many devices may be connected to a switch port...

Page 106: ...supply is interrupted RPS ON The switch sends an alarm message if the redundant power supply is interrupted 7 4 2 Monitor Information This function displays some hardware information to monitor the system and to guarantee proper network operation 7 4 3 RMON Statistics This function is used to monitor or delete RMON statistics Jabber Subscribers whose data packets are longer than the allowable MTU ...

Page 107: ... standard USB keyboard and mouse emulation 7 4 5 Traffic Monitor The Traffic Monitor function can be used to enable or disable a specific port or the switch globally The function can monitor the data rate of broadcast multicast or broadcast and multicast packets If the packet rate exceeds the specification for a user the port is blocked If the Recovery function is enabled the port is enabled again...

Page 108: ...a text string that acts as a password It is used to authenticate messages that are sent between the management station the SNMP manager and the device the SNMP agent The string is included in every packet transmitted between the SNMP manager and the SNMP agent The SNMP Community acts like a password and is used to define the security parameters of SNMP clients in an SNMP v1 and SNMP v2c environmen...

Page 109: ...e_State 1 Firmware_Version 5228 000 1 0 0 b1 Firmware_Image_File 5228 000 1 0 0 b1 fw Firmware_Reboot 1 Global_Configuration_State 0 Global_Configuration_File 5228 000 1 0 0 b1 save Global_Configuration_Reboot 0 Specific_Configuration_State 0 Specific_Configuration_Reboot 0 2 If the AUTO_PROVISION_VER value is higher than the current version of the Auto Provision continue to Step 3 If not please w...

Page 110: ...ion file and update the configuration If not continue to Step 10 The name is Model_Name _ with 12 bit MAC digits e g MEN 5210_00e04c8196b9 txt 9 If the configuration is updated successfully and Specific_Configuration_Reboot 1 reboot_flag 1 is executed 10 If reboot_flag 1 save the executed configuration and reboot the switch If not please wait 24 hours and start again at Step 1 ...

Page 111: ... System Reboot The system performs a warm or cold start Port Link Change A port connection is established or fails Configuration Change The system configurations in the NV RAM have been updated Firmware Upgrade The system firmware has been updated User Login A user has logged into the system Port Blocked A port is blocked by Loop Detection or BPDU Guard Pos 27 D okumentation allgemei n Glieder ung...

Page 112: ...e section Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM for a detailed description Console Port The CLI Command Line Interface can be called up from the Console port on the front of the industrial managed switch local via an integrated management agent The management agent is based on SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol Using this SNMP agent management software can be used to manage the i...

Page 113: ...his is your first login use the default values Table 26 Default Settings for the Telnet Port Setting Default Value FW Version 01 FW Version 02 or higher IP Address 192 168 1 254 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Management VLAN 1 Default Username admin admin Default Password Wago1951 wago 3 Make sure your computer IP address is in the same subnet unless you are accessing the switch...

Page 114: ...d to the network In addition it can be managed from any computer via a Web browser 1 Connect the computer to the console port on the switch using the appropriate cable 2 Use Telnet with the following settings Table 27 Default Settings for the Console Port Setting Default Value Terminal Emulation VT100 Baud Rate 38400 Parity None Number of Data Bits 8 Number of Stop Bits 1 Flow Control None 3 Press...

Page 115: ...ou can also change the configuration of the device here You can also save HTML pages created yourself via the implemented file system Always restart after making changes to the configuration The system must always be restarted for the changed configuration settings to take effect 1 To open the WBM launch a Web browser e g Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox 2 Enter the IP address of the...

Page 116: ... Navigation Links and WBM Pages System Status System Information Basic Settings General Settings MAC Management Port Mirroring Port Settings Advanced Settings Bandwidth Control QoS Rate Limitation IMGP Snooping IGMP Snooping IGMP Filtering MVR Multicast Addr Multicast IP Statistics VLAN Port Isolation VLAN GVRP MAC VLAN Protocol VLAN Q in Q DHCP Relay DHCP Options Dual Homing Dual Ring ERPS Link A...

Page 117: ...Statistics Port Utilization RMON Statistics SFP Information Traffic Monitor Management SNMP SNMP SNMP Trap Auto Provision Mail Alarm Maintenance System Log User Account The settings configuration of the industrial managed switch can be made on these WBM pages There are tab pages on some WBM pages for the settings configuration The default values are displayed in bold Pos 28 8 2 Serie 852 ETH ERNET...

Page 118: ...guring in the Web Based Management System WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 1 System Status 9 1 1 System Informationen Figure 27 WBM System Information Page ...

Page 119: ...the switch MAC Address This display field shows the MAC Media Access Control address of the switch Serial Number This display field shows the serial number Management VLAN This display field shows the VLAN ID required for the switch management process CPU Loading This display field shows the percentage system load of the switch Memory Informationen This display field shows the switch s total memor...

Page 120: ...ngs System Tab System Settings Parameters Default Description Hostname L2SWITCH Enter up to 64 alphanumeric characters for the name of your switch The hostname should be a combination of numbers letters hyphens or underscores _ Management VLAN 1 Specify a VLAN group to have access to the switch Valid VLAN range 1 4094 Note Configuring a Management VLAN Before configuring a management VLAN you must...

Page 121: ...ddress from the DHCP server IP Address 192 168 0 254 Enter the IP address of the switch in decimal point notation Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Enter the IP subnet mask of the switch in decimal point notation Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Enter the IP address of the default outgoing gateway in decimal point notation IPv6 Settings Parameters Default Description DHCPv6 Client Disable Select Disable in the sel...

Page 122: ...Jumbo Frame Settings Parameters Default Description Port From 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box to configure the jumbo frame to 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box to configure the jumbo frame Jumbo Frame 10240 Select the maximum number of bytes of a jumbo frame for all ports The bigger the frame size the better the network performance 1522 1536 1552 9010 9216 Port ...

Page 123: ...nagement System WBM 123 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 2 1 3 SNTP Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol Figure 30 WBM Page General SNTP Tab ...

Page 124: ... date in the format year month day format and time in the format hour minute second Click Apply to display the Current Time and Current Date Enable Network Time Protocol Select this option to use NTP Network Time Protocol for the time service NTP Server 0 0 0 0 Select this option if you want to use a predefined time server The switch searches for a time server for 60 seconds Select this option if ...

Page 125: ...zone in the USA Correspondingly you would select Second Sunday March and 2 00 In the EU daylight savings starts on the last Sunday in March It starts at the same time 1 00 A M GMT or UTC in all EU time zones Correspondingly you would select Last Sunday March and in the last field enter the time based on your time zone In Germany for instance you would select 2 00 because Germany s time zone is one...

Page 126: ...ost Figure 31 WBM Page General Management Host Tab Table 34 WBM Page General Management Host Tab Management Host Settings Parameters Default Description Management Host Enter the IP address of the Management Host in decimal point notation Management Host List Parameters Default Description No 1 3 This column displays the sequential numbers of each Management Host Management Host This column displa...

Page 127: ...for more information on Static MAC Settings static MAC address Figure 32 WBM Page MAC Management Static MAC Settings Tab Table 35 WBM Page MAC Management Static MAC Settings Tab Static MAC Settings Parameters Default Description MAC Address In this input field enter the MAC address of a computer or device that you want to add to the MAC address table The valid format is hh hh hh hh hh hh VLAN ID I...

Page 128: ...entries VLAN ID This column displays the VLAN ID of the manually entered MAC address entries Port 1 10 This column displays the port numbers of the manually entered MAC address entries The MAC address CPU is the MAC address of the switch Action Click Delete to delete the manually entered MAC address from the MAC address table You cannot delete the MAC address of the switch from the static MAC addr...

Page 129: ... the corresponding MAC address entries MAC Select MAC to display the corresponding MAC address entries MAC Address This column displays the MAC addresses Type This column displays whether the entry was entered manually static or pulled by the switch dynamic VLAN ID This column displays the VLAN ID of the MAC address entry Port Trunk ID This column displays the port numbers to which the MAC address...

Page 130: ... T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 2 2 3 Age Time Setting Figure 34 WBM Page MAC Management Age Time Setting Tab Table 37 WBM Page MAC Management Age Time Setting Tab Age Time Setting Parameters Default Description Age Time sec Range 0 or 20 500 300 Enter the Age Time in this input field Valid range 20 500 s ...

Page 131: ...usal MAC Settings Tab Refusal MAC Settings Parameters Default Description MAC Address Enter the MAC address of a computer or device that you want to reject The valid format is hh hh hh hh hh hh VLAN ID Any The switch receives any VLAN ID Vlan Enter the VLAN ID that you want to assign to the computer or device Refusal MAC Settings Parameters Default Description MAC Address This column displays the ...

Page 132: ...er to the section Function Description for more information on Port Mirroring Monitor Port The monitor port cannot be a member of any Truck Port group The monitor port cannot be an ingress or egress port If a port has been configured as a source port and a user then configures it as a destination port the port is automatically deleted from the source ports Figure 36 WBM Port Mirroring Page ...

Page 133: ...ettings here to be applied to all ports Start here with general settings and then change the settings for individual ports Disable Ingress Egress Both Source Port 1 10 This column displays the number of individual source ports Mirror Mode Disable Select Disable to prevent traffic being copied from the specified source port to the monitor port Ingress Select Ingress to only copy the input data inco...

Page 134: ...n the Web Based Management System WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 2 4 Port Settings 9 2 4 1 General Settings Figure 37 WBM Page Port Settings General Settings Tab ...

Page 135: ...l Off Select Off to disable access to the port s buffer resources and to interrupt operation of the switches in the network On Select On to maintain access to the port s buffer resources and to ensure lossless operation of the switches in the network Port State Parameters Default Description Port 1 10 This column displays the port numbers State This column displays if the port is enabled or disabl...

Page 136: ...rt range that you want to display Description Port Status Parameters Default Description Port 1 10 This column displays the port numbers Description This column displays the name of the port Status This column displays the status of the port Uptime This column displays the operating mode of the switch Medium Mode This column displays the connection type Copper Copper wire Fiber Fiber optic cable P...

Page 137: ...Port Priority Tab Table 42 WBM QoS Page Port Priority Tab Port Priority Settings Parameters Default Description All Ports 802 1p priority In the selection box enter the priority vale for all ports The value indicates the packet priority and is added to the Priority Tag field of the incoming packets 0 7 0 Lowest priority 7 Highest priority Port 1 10 This column displays the port numbers 802 1p prio...

Page 138: ...Serv DSCP Tab DSCP Settings Parameters Default Description Mode Tag Over DSCP In the selection box select Tag Over DSCP if the 802 1p tag has a higher priority than DSCP DSCP Over Tag In the selection box select DSCP Over Tag if the 802 1p tag has a lower priority than DSCP DSCP DSCP 0 DSCP 63 This column displays the DSCP fields Priority 0 7 Select the respective priority level in the selection b...

Page 139: ...y Queue Mapping Tab Priority Queue Mapping Settings Parameters Default Description Reset to default Click this button to reset the priority of the Queue to the default values Priority 0 7 This column displays the respective priority level 0 Lowest priority 7 Highest priority Queue ID 0 7 In the selection box select the number of a Queue for packets with the priority level Table 45 Default Settings...

Page 140: ...140 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 1 1 4 Schedule Mode Figure 42 WBM QoS Page Schedule Mode Tab ...

Page 141: ...eighting the value entered in the Weight Value range 1 127 field Queues with higher weighting get more service than those with lower weighting Queue ID 0 7 This column displays which Queue is being configured 0 Lowest priority 7 Highest priority Weight Value Range 1 127 1 127 The Weight Value can only be configured if the Weighted Round Robin WRR is selected The bandwidth is divided among the diff...

Page 142: ...hör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 1 2 Rate Limitation 9 3 1 2 1 Storm Control Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Storm Control Figure 43 WBM Rate Limitation Page Storm Control Tab ...

Page 143: ...eceived per second Mcast Bcast Choose Mcast Bcast in the selection box to specify a limit for the number of multicast and broadcast packets received per second Mcast DLF Choose Mcast DLF in the selection box to specify a limit for the number of multicast and DLF packets received per second Bcast DLF Choose Bcast DLF in the selection box to specify a limit for the number of broadcast and DLF packet...

Page 144: ...rs Default Description Port From 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box to configure the Rate Limitation Settings to 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box to configure the Rate Limitation Settings Ingress Mbs 0 Enter the Rate Limitation for incoming packets in the input field Port 1 8 0 100 Port 9 10 0 1000 Egress Mbs 0 Enter the Rate Limitation for outgoing packets in the...

Page 145: ... T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 2 IGMP Snooping Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on IGMP Snooping Internet Group Management Protocol Snooping 9 3 2 1 IGMP Snooping 9 3 2 1 1 General Settings Figure 45 WBM IGMP Snooping Page General Settings Tab ...

Page 146: ...ify individual VLANs or VLAN ranges Delete Select Delete in the selection box and enter the VLANs on which the switch should not run IGMP Snooping Unknown Multicast Packets In this selection box specify the action to perform when the switch receives unknown multicast frames Drop Select Discard in the selection box to discard the frames Flooding Select Flooding in the selection box to forward the f...

Page 147: ...ETHERNET Zubehör 852 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM 147 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 2 1 2 Port Settings Figure 46 WBM IGMP Snooping Page Port Settings Tab ...

Page 148: ...orts as IGMP Query Ports This setting is used if an IGMP multicast server is connected to the port s Edge In this selection box select the Edge setting if the switch should not use the port as an IGMP Query Port In this case the switch does not log that an IGMP router is connected to this port and does not forward the IGMP Join Leave packets to this port Immediate Leave Disable In this selection b...

Page 149: ...rameters Default Description Querier State Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable this function Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable this function Querier VLAN State Add Select Add in the selection box to enter the VLAN ID Delete Select Delete in the selection box to delete the VLAN ID Querier Status Parameters Default Description Querier State Querier State This fie...

Page 150: ...function Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable this function Profile Enter the name for the IGMP filter in the input field Type Deny In the selection box select Deny to deny access to the group Permit In the selection box select Permit to ensure access to the group IGMP Filtering Status Parameters Default Description Profile This column displays the name of the profile Click the name...

Page 151: ...ect a group in this selection box Start Address In the input field enter the first multicast address of the group that you want to configure End Address In the input field enter the last multicast address of the group that you want to configure Group Status Parameters Default Description Profile This column displays the name of the profile Type Deny Permit This column displays the type of action G...

Page 152: ...ault Description Profile Select the profile in the selection box that you want to configure for a group Port Select All No port is selected All ports are selected Deselect All No port is disabled All ports are disabled 1 10 The port is not enabled The port is enabled Port Status Parameters Default Description Profile This column displays the name of the profile Type Deny Permit This column display...

Page 153: ...tem WBM 153 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 2 3 MVR Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on MVR Multicast VLAN Registration 9 3 2 3 1 MVR Settings Figure 51 WBM MVR Page MVR Settings Tab ...

Page 154: ...y are assigned the specified priority Source Ports 1 8 Enter the source port or source port range for the MVR in the input field Normally the source ports are connected to the Streaming Server Receiver Ports 1 8 Enter the receiver port or receiver port range for the MVR in the input field Normally the source ports are connected to the Streaming Client Tagged Ports 1 8 Enter the tagged port or port...

Page 155: ...box Group Name Enter the group name for the MVR in the input field Start Address Enter the multicast start address in the input field Quantity Enter the number of multicast addresses in the input field Group Status Parameters Default Description MRV VLAN 1 10 This field displays the number of MVR VLANs Group Name This field displays the group name you choose Address range This display fields shows...

Page 156: ...re MAC Address Enter the multicast MAC address of the respective ring in the input field Configure a multicast MAC that does not receive an Age Time The valid format is 0x 0x 0x 0x 0x 0x Port Enter the subscriber port for the multicast address in the input field Multicast Address Table Parameters Default Description VLAN ID 0 4094 This column displays the selected VLAN IDs MAC Address This column ...

Page 157: ... IP Statistics Page Multicast IP Table Parameters Default Description Index 1 10 This column displays the number of entries Port 1 10 This column displays the port number Multicast Group This column displays the IP address of the multicast group VID This column displays the VLAN ID Timeout This column displays the timeout time Explicit Tracking This column displays if Explicit Tracking is set Host...

Page 158: ...LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 3 VLAN Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on VLAN Virtual Local Area Network 9 3 3 1 Port Isolation Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Port Isolation Figure 55 WBM Port Isolation Page ...

Page 159: ...o configure the Port Isolation setting Egress Port An egress port is an outgoing port through which a data packet is sent The selection of a port as an egress port means that it can communicate with the port being configured Select All No egress port is selected All egress ports are selected Deselect All No egress port is disabled All egress ports are disabled 0 CPU 10 The egress port is not enabl...

Page 160: ...e VLAN ID for this entry in the input field Valid range 1 4094 To Enter the VLAN ID for this entry in the input field Valid range 1 4094 VLAN Name Enter a descriptive name for the VLAN for identification purposes The VLAN name should be a combination of numbers letters hyphens or underscores _ Member Port Enter the port numbers that the switch should assign to the VLAN as subscribers You can speci...

Page 161: ... VLAN ID 1 4094 This column displays the index number of the VLAN entry Click the number to modify the VLAN entry VLAN Name This field displays the name of the VLAN VLAN Status Static Dynamic 802 1Q VLAN This field displays the status of the VLAN Member Port 1 10 This column displays which ports are assigned to the VLAN as subscribers Action Click Delete to delete the VLAN Note Deleting VLAN1 VLAN...

Page 162: ...nge 1 4094 to Enter the VLAN ID for this entry in the input field Valid range 1 4094 Tag Port Select All No port is selected as a tagged port All ports are selected as tagged ports Deselect All No tagged port is disabled All tagged ports are disabled 1 10 The port is not enabled The port is enabled Tag Status Parameters Default Description VLAN ID 1 4094 This column displays the VLAN ID Tag Ports ...

Page 163: ...WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM 163 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 3 2 3 Port Settings Figure 58 WBM VLAN Page Port Settings Tab ...

Page 164: ...types allowed for a port in this selection box All Select All in the selection box if all frames tagged and untagged should be accepted on this port VLAN untagged only Select VLAN Untagged Only in the selection box if only untagged frames should be accepted on this port All tagged frames are dropped VLAN tagged only Select VLAN Tagged Only in the selection box if only tagged frames should be accep...

Page 165: ...X Manual 1 1 0 9 3 3 3 GARP GVRP Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on GARP GVRP Generic Attribute Registration Protocol GARP VLAN Registration Protocol or Generic VLAN Registration Protocol 9 3 3 3 1 GVRP Figure 59 WBM GARP VLAN Registration Protocol Page GVRP Tab ...

Page 166: ... selection box to configure the GVRP settings State Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable the GVRP function for the port Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable the GVRP function for the port Registration Mode Normal Select Normal in the selection box to allow dynamic creation if dynamic VLAN creation is enabled registration and deregistration of VLANs on the trunk por...

Page 167: ...0BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 3 3 2 GARP Timer Size of the leave join leave and leaveall values The value for leave must be three times the value for join leave join x 3 The value for leaveall must be greater than the value for leave leaveall leave Figure 60 WBM GARP VLAN Registration Protocol Page GVRP Timer Tab ...

Page 168: ...ding VLAN messages Leave Time 60 Enter the maximum time in milliseconds that the interface waits after receiving a Leave Message before the interface leaves the VLAN specified in the message Leave All Time 1000 Enter the time interval in milliseconds after which the Leave All messages are sent to interfaces Leave All messages can help to update information about current GVRP VLAN subscriber inform...

Page 169: ...or the MAC VLAN for the instance in the input field Valid range 1 4094 One or more data VLANs can be configured Priority 0 7 Select the respective priority for the specific port in the selection box 0 Lowest priority 7 Highest priority MAC VLAN Table Parameters Default Description Index 1 10 This column displays the number of entries MAC Address This column displays the MAC address VLAN This colum...

Page 170: ...re this frame type LLC SNAP Select LLC SNAP in the selection box if you want to configure this frame type Ethernet Type Enter the ETHERNET type in the input field e g 0800 VLAN 1 4094 1 4094 Enter the VLAN ID in the input field Port List 1 10 Enter the port or port group e g 1 3 for the protocol VLAN in the input field Protocol VLAN Table Parameters Default Description Index This column displays t...

Page 171: ...ement System WBM 171 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 3 6 Q in Q Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Q in Q 9 3 3 6 1 VLAN Stacking Figure 63 WBM Q in Q Page VLAN Stacking Tab ...

Page 172: ...tion selectively Tunnel TPID Index 1 Default 6 Select a table index number in the selection box TPID 0000 ffff Enter a value for the TPID in the input field Port From 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box to configure the VLAN Stacking To 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box to configure the VLAN Stacking Tunnel TPID Index 1 Default 6 Select a Tunnel TPID Index in the se...

Page 173: ...rmal in the selection box to select this role for the specific port Access Select Access in the selection box to select this role for the specific port Tunnel Select Tunnel in the selection box to select this role for the specific port SPVID 1 4094 1 Enter the service provider VLAN SPVID in the input field Priority 0 Select the respective priority for the specific port in the selection box 0 Lowes...

Page 174: ...Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 3 6 3 Selective Q in Q Figure 65 WBM Q in Q Page Selective Q in Q Tab ...

Page 175: ...0 7 Select the respective priority level in the selection box 0 Lowest priority 7 Highest priority Priority Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable this function Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable this function Selective Q in Q Status Parameters Default Description No This column displays the index No Name This column displays the name of the selective Q in Q profil...

Page 176: ... selection box to enable the DHCP Relay VLAN State Add Select Add in the selection box and enter the VLANs on which the switch should run DHCP Relay Valid range of VLAN IDs 1 4094 Use a comma or hyphen to specify individual VLANs or VLAN ranges Delete Select Delete in the selection box and enter the VLANs on which the switch should not run DHCP Relay DHCP Server IP 0 0 0 0 Enter the IP address of ...

Page 177: ...nable in the selection box to enable DHCP Relay Option 82 on the switch Option 82 Frame 1 Enter the required frame number in the input field Option 82 Shelf 0 Enter the required shelf number in the input field to uniquely identify the switch Option 82 Slot 0 Enter the required slot number in the input field to uniquely identify the switch Circuit ID Form HOSTNAM E SPACE e th FRAME SHELF SLOT PORT ...

Page 178: ...ble this function Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable Dual Homing Primary Channel Port This field configures the primary channel Select only one individual port or a Trunk Group in the selection box Secondary Channel Port This field configures the secondary channel Select only one individual port or a Trunk Group in the selection box Dual Homing Status Parameters Default Descriptio...

Page 179: ...e Web Based Management System WBM 179 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 7 Dual Ring Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Dual Ring Figure 69 WBM Dual Ring Page ...

Page 180: ...y port 1 10 Select Port 2 in the Xpress Ring in the selection box Xpress Ring Destination MAC last byte f0 Enter the Xpress Ring ID in the input field Subring PORT 1 None Select None in the selection box if you do not want to select any port 1 10 Select Port 1 in the Jet Ring in the selection box Subring PORT 2 None Select None if you do not want to select any port 1 10 Select Port 2 in the Jet Ri...

Page 181: ...WBM 181 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 8 ERPS Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on ERPS ETHERNET Ring Protection Switching 9 3 8 1 Ring Settings Figure 70 WBM ERPS Page Ring Settings Tab ...

Page 182: ... Disable 0 30 Enter the instance for the ring in the input field Valid range 0 30 0 Disable means that the ERPS is running in version 1 The control VLAN of the instance should be the same as the control VLAN below it Ring Type Major ring Select Major Ring in the selection box if the switch should operate in the Major Ring Sub ring Select Sub Ring in the selection box if the switch should operate i...

Page 183: ...elect Owner in the selection box if the port should take the Owner function in the ERPS ring Left Port Enhance Mode Disable Select Disable in the selection box if a device that supports ERPS is connected to this port Enable Select Enable in the selection box if a device that does not support ERPS is connected to this port Please note the Aging Time of the connected device Right Port Enhance Mode D...

Page 184: ...ys the type of the left port Right Port Type RPL Normal Neighbour Owner This field displays the type of the right port Left Port Enhance Mode Enable Disable This field displays the status of the left port Right Port Enhance Mode Enable Disable This field displays the status of the right port Left Port Status Forwarding Blocking This field displays the current status of the left port Right Port Sta...

Page 185: ...put field Valid range 1 31 Control VLAN Enter the VLAN of the controller for the instance in the input field Valid range 1 4094 Data VLAN Enter the value for the data VLAN for the instance in the input field Valid range 1 4094 One or more data VLANs can be configured Instance Status Parameters Default Description Instance 1 31 This field displays the instance ID Control VLAN 1 4094 This field disp...

Page 186: ...ubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 9 Link Aggregation 9 3 9 1 Static Trunk Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Static Trunk Figure 72 WBM Link Aggregation Page Static Trunk Tab ...

Page 187: ...for load balancing of a specific Trunk Group IP Select IP in the selection box to configure the algorithm for load balancing of a specific Trunk Group Member Ports Select All No port is selected to be added to the static Trunk Port All ports are selected to be added to the status Trunk Group Deselect All No port is disabled All ports are disabled 1 10 The port is not enabled The port is enabled Tr...

Page 188: ...RNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 9 2 LACP Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on LACP Link Aggregation Control Protocol Figure 73 WBM Link Aggregation Page LACP Tab ...

Page 189: ...Group 1 Group 6 Select a Trunk Group ID in the selection box Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable LACP for this Trunk Group Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable LACP for this Trunk Group Port Priority From Select a port or port range in the selection box for which you want to configure the LACP priority To Select a port or port range in the selection box for which ...

Page 190: ...90 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 9 3 LACP Info Figure 74 WBM Link Aggregation Page LACP Info Tab ...

Page 191: ... of the neighboring switch Age This column displays the available time period for the LACP information of the neighboring switch Port State This column displays the status of the port connected directly to the neighboring switch Port Priority This column displays the priority of the port connected directly to the neighboring switch Oper Key This column displays the Oper Key of the neighboring swit...

Page 192: ...ET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 10 LLDP Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on LLDP Link Layer Discovery Protocol 9 3 10 1 Settings Figure 75 WBM LLDP Page Settings Tab ...

Page 193: ...ifetime for the switch s information Port From 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box for which you want to configure the LLDP setting To 1 Select a port or port range in the selection box for which you want to configure the LLDP setting State Enable In this selection box select Enable to enable the LLDP function on individual ports Rx Only Select the Rx Only setting in the selection b...

Page 194: ...ay the information for its neighboring port Local Port 1 10 This field displays the port number Remote Port ID This field displays the ID of the connected port Chassis ID This field displays the chassis ID of the neighboring port System Name This field displays the system name of the neighboring port System Description This field displays the system description of the neighboring port System Capab...

Page 195: ...sed Management System WBM 195 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 11 Loop Detection Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Loop Detection Figure 77 WBM Loop Detection Page ...

Page 196: ...tion box to enable the Loop Guard function for the switch Action None Select None in the selection box if you disable loop detection on the port Unblock Select Unblock in the selection box if you do not want to change the Status and Loop Correction functions Loop Recovery Enable Select Enable in the selection box to automatically enable the port again after the designated Recovery Time has elapsed...

Page 197: ...able In this selection box select Enable to enable the Jet Ring function on individual ports Master Bridge MAC This field displays the IP address of the Jet Ring Master Jet Ring Total Nodes This field displays the number of nodes in the Jet Ring Bridge Role This field displays the function of the switch in the Jet Ring Jet Ring Status Parameters Default Description Port 1 10 This column displays t...

Page 198: ... LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 13 MODBUS Figure 79 WBM MODBUS Page Table 83 WBM MODBUS Page MODBUS Settings Parameters Default Description State Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable the MODBUS function on individual ports Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable the MODBUS function on individual ports ...

Page 199: ...tem WBM 199 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 14 STP Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on STP Spanning Tree Protocol 9 3 14 1 General Settings Figure 80 WBM STP Page General Settings Tab ...

Page 200: ... if you want to use the Spanning Tree Protocol Bridge Parameters Parameters Default Description Forward Delay 15 Enter the Forward Delay time in the input field Valid range 4 30 s Max Age 20 Enter the Max Age time in the input field Valid range 6 40 s Hello Time 2 Enter the Hello Time in the input field Valid range 1 10 s Priority 32768 Enter a value for the priority in the input field The lower t...

Page 201: ...AGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM 201 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 14 2 Port Parameters Figure 81 WBM STP Page Port Parameters Tab ...

Page 202: ...ity 128 Enter the value for the priority for the specific port in the input field Edge Port Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable the Edge Port port type for the specific port Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable the Edge Port port type for the specific port BPDU Filter Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable the BPDU filter function for the specific ...

Page 203: ...umn displays the role of the port Status Discarding Blocking Listening Learning Forwarding Disabled This column displays the port status Path Cost 0 65535 This column displays the path cost of the port Priority 0 61440 This column displays the port priority Edge Port Disable Enable This column displays the status of the Edge Port function BPDU Filter Disable Enable This column displays the status ...

Page 204: ...204 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 14 3 STP Status Figure 82 WBM STP Page STP Status Tab ...

Page 205: ...llo Time of the Root Bridge The Root Bridge determines the Hello Time Max Age and Forwarding Delay Forward Delay This field displays the maximum time in seconds that the root switch waits before changing states Current Bridge Status Parameters Default Description MAC Address This field displays the MAC address of the current bridge Priority This field displays the priority Max Age This field displ...

Page 206: ...stem WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 3 15 Xpress Ring Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Xpress Ring Figure 83 WBM Xpress Ring Page ...

Page 207: ... the selection box Primary Port None Select None in the selection box if you do not want to enable a primary port in the ring 1 10 Select the respective primary port in the selection box Secondary Port None Select None in the selection box if you do not want to enable a secondary port in the ring 1 10 Select the respective secondary port in the selection box Xpress Ring Status Parameters Default D...

Page 208: ...rce Guard Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on IP Source Guard 9 4 1 1 DHCP Snooping Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on DHCP Snooping Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 9 4 1 1 1 DHCP Snooping Figure 84 WBM DHCP Snooping Page DHCP Snooping Tab ...

Page 209: ...P requests when DHCP Snooping is enabled and there are no Trusted Ports Select Disable if you do not want to use this function VLAN State Add Select Add in the selection box and enter the VLANs for which DHCP Snooping should be enabled Valid range of VLAN IDs 1 4094 Use a comma or hyphen to specify individual VLANs or VLAN ranges Delete Select Delete in the selection box and enter the VLANs for wh...

Page 210: ...election box for which you want to specify the maximum number of hosts Trust No Select No in the selection box if the specific port should not be a Trusted Port Yes Select Yes in the selection box if the specific port should be a Trusted Port Maximum Host Count Range 1 32 32 Enter the maximum number of hosts in the input field that can be connected to a port at the same time Valid range 1 32 Port ...

Page 211: ...DHCP Snooping Page Server Screening Tab Table 90 WBM DHCP Snooping Page Server Screening Tab Server Screening Setting Parameters Default Description IP Address Enter the IP address of a valid DHCP server in this input field Server Screening List Parameters Default Description No This column displays the index number of the DHCP server entry Click the number to modify the entry IP Address This colu...

Page 212: ...ubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 4 1 2 Binding Table Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Binding Table 9 4 1 2 1 Static Entry Figure 87 WBM Binding Table Page Static Entry Tab ...

Page 213: ... Table Parameters Default Description No 1 10 This column displays the sequential numbers for each binding Click to update the existing entries MAC Address This column displays the MAC address for the binding IP Address This column displays the IP address assigned to the source MAC address for the binding Lease hour This column displays how long the binding is valid VLAN This column displays the s...

Page 214: ...he static binding table entries Parameters Default Description All 1 10 This column displays the sequential numbers for each binding Click to update the existing entries MAC Address This column displays the MAC address for the binding IP Address This column displays the IP address assigned to the source MAC address for the binding Lease hour This column displays how long the binding is valid VLAN ...

Page 215: ... Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 4 1 3 ARP Inspection Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on ARP Inspection Address Resolution Protocol Inspection 9 4 1 3 1 ARP Inspection Figure 89 WBM ARP Inspection Page ARP Inspection Tab ...

Page 216: ...sted Ports Select the ports that you want to select or deselect as Trusted Ports The switch does not drop ARP packets from Trusted Ports for any reason The switch discards DHCP packets from Untrusted Ports in the following situations The sender information in an ARP packet does not match any current bindings The transmission rate of the DHCP packets received are too high You can specify the maximu...

Page 217: ...eceived an unauthorized ARP packet Once the time has elapsed the switch deletes the entry automatically This setting has no effect on existing MAC address filters Filter Table Parameters Default Description No This column displays the sequential number of each MAC address filter entry MAC Address This column displays the source MAC address in the MAC address filter VLAN This column displays the so...

Page 218: ...WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 4 2 Access Control List Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Access Control Figure 91 WBM Access Control List Page ...

Page 219: ...ontrol list Source MAC Any Select any in the selection box so every MAC address is valid Other Select Other in the selection box to enter the MAC address for the source in the access control list Mask of Source MAC In the input field enter the source MAC ID of the bitmap mask for source MAC addresses of packets to be filtered If you selected any in the Source MAC Address selection box the field re...

Page 220: ...address entered in the destination IP address field IP Protocol Any Select any in the selection box so every IP protocol for the access control list is valid Other Enter Other in the selection box to enter the protocol Source Application Any Select any in the selection box so every application is valid Other Select Other in the selection box to enter the source port e g 2234 Destination Applicatio...

Page 221: ...he DSCP priority IP Protocol Any Other This field displays the IP protocol Source IP Any Other This field displays the source IP Mask of Source IP This field displays the source MAC ID of the bitmap mask Destination IP Any Other This field displays the destination IP address Mask of Destination IP This field display the destination IP ID of the bitmap mask Source Application Any Other This field d...

Page 222: ...Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 4 3 802 1x Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on the IEEE 802 1x standard 9 4 3 1 Global Settings Figure 92 WBM 802 1x Page Global Settings Tab ...

Page 223: ...can exist at the same time is limited Radius Select Radius in the selection box to enable the security protocol that uses an external server for user authentication in contrast to the internal user database in devices with limited storage In general Radius allows validation of an unlimited number of users from a central location Guest VLAN This field is used to configure the VLAN ID Primary Radius...

Page 224: ...eleted in these input fields None If you selected None in the selection box you then cannot change the user name and password Delete User Name If you selected Delete in the selection box you can change the user name Add Password If you selected Add in the selection box you can change the user name and password Global Status Parameters Default Description State Disable Enable This field indicates i...

Page 225: ...WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM 225 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 4 3 2 Port Settings Figure 93 WBM 802 1x Page Port Settings Tab ...

Page 226: ...d to remain connected to the port Port Control Mode Auto Select Auto in the selection box to enable authentication for the port Force Authorized Select Force Authorized in the selection box to enable permanent authentication for the port Force Unauthorized Select Force Unauthorized in the selection box to enable permanent denial of authentication for the port No packets can pass through this port ...

Page 227: ...enter the user name and password regularly to remain connected to the port Port Control Mode Auto Force Authorized Force Unauthorized This column displays the port control mode Guest VLAN Disable Enable This column displays the guest VLAN setting for hosts where authentication failed Max req Times 1 10 This column displays how often the switch attempts to connect to the authentication server befor...

Page 228: ...m WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 4 4 Port Security Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Port Security Figure 94 WBM Port Security Page ...

Page 229: ...or port range in the selection box to configure the Port Security State Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable port security for a port or port range Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable port security for a port or port range Maximum MAC 1 30 5 Enter the maximum number of MAC addresses per interface in the input field Port Security Status Parameters Default Descripti...

Page 230: ...al Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on the Alarm Figure 95 WBM Alarm Information Page Table 99 WBM Alarm Information Page Alarm Information Parameters Default Description Alarm Status This display field shows if there are any alarm events Alarm Reason s This display field shows details about the alarm events Port 0 10 PWR RPS This column displays th...

Page 231: ...ement System WBM 231 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 5 2 Monitor Information Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on the Monitor Information Figure 96 WBM Monitor Information Page ...

Page 232: ...ture C Current This column displays the current temperature of the BOARD CPU and PHY MAC chip MAX This column displays the maximum temperature of the BOARD CPU and PHY MAC chip MIN This column displays the minimum temperature of the BOARD CPU and PHY MAC chip Threshold This column displays the threshold set Status This column displays the status Voltage V Current This column displays the current v...

Page 233: ...n displays the number of dropped data packets on the transmission line Receive Drops This column displays the number of dropped data packets on the receiving line Transmit Errors This column displays the errors on the transmission line Receive Errors This column displays the errors on the receiving line Transmit Packets This column displays the number of data packets transmitted since power ON Rec...

Page 234: ...efer to the section Function Description for more information on the Port Utilization Figure 98 WBM Port Utilization Page Table 102 WBM Port Utilization Page Port Traffic Utilization Status Parameters Default Description Port This column displays the port numbers Speed This column displays the transfer rate Traffic Utilization This column displays the percentage utilization of the bandwidth ...

Page 235: ... Management System WBM 235 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 5 5 RMON Statistics Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on the RMON Statistics Figure 99 WBM RMON Statistics Page ...

Page 236: ...packets received on the port Fragments Pkts This display field shows the number of fragmented data packets received on the port Undersize Pkts This display field shows the number of data packets received on the port that are too small Oversize Pkts This display field shows the number of data packets received on the port that are too large Discards Pkts This display field shows the number of data p...

Page 237: ...s sent Multiple Collisions This display field shows the number of multiple collisions of the data packets sent Discards Pkts This display field shows the number of data packets sent from the port that were discarded Error Pkts This display field shows the number of data packets sent from the port that were faulty of packets received with a length of 64 Octets This display field shows the number of...

Page 238: ...238 Configuring in the Web Based Management System WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 5 6 SFP Information Figure 100 WBM SFP Information Page ...

Page 239: ...display field shows the code for the optical connector type Wavelength nm This display field shows the wave length Transfer Distance nm This display field shows the wave length DDM Supported nm This display field shows if the SFP module supports DDM Dynamic Device Mapping Vendor Name nm This display field shows the name of the SFP provider Vendor PN nm This display field shows the part number Vend...

Page 240: ... WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 5 7 Traffic Monitor Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on the Traffic Monitor Figure 101 WBM Traffic Monitor Page ...

Page 241: ...t in the selection box if you want to monitor this as the packet type Bcast Mcast Select Bcast Mcast in the selection box if you want to monitor both as the packet types Packet Rate pps In the input field enter the packet rate that you want to monitor Recovery State Enable Select Switch ON in the selection box if you want to enable the Recover function in the Traffic Monitor for the port or port r...

Page 242: ...ngs Tab Table 106 WBM Page SNMP SNMP Settings Tab SNMP Setting Parameters Default Description SNMP State Disable Select Disable in the selection box to disable SNMP on the switch Enable Select Enable in the selection box to enable SNMP on the switch System Name L2SWITCH Enter the system name for the switch in the input field System name and host name are identical System Location 192 168 0 254 Ent...

Page 243: ...d for requests from the management station Rights Read Only Select Read Only in the selection box so that the SNMP manager can use this string to receive information from the switch Read Write Select Read Write in the selection box so that the SNMP manager can use this string to configure settings on the switch Network ID of Trusted Host Enter the IP address of the remote SNMP management station i...

Page 244: ...o modify the setting for a specific Community Community String This column displays the SNMP Community String This is a text element that acts as a password Rights This column displays the rights for the SNMP Community String Network ID of Trusted Host This column displays the IP address of the remote SNMP management station after it has been modified by the subnet mask Mask This column displays t...

Page 245: ...MP Version v1 v2c Select v2c in the selection box if you want to use SNMP Version v2c Community String Enter the IP address of the remote SNMP management station in decimal point notation e g 192 168 1 0 Trap Receiver List Parameters Default Description No This column displays the Community number It is used for identification only Click a number to modify the setting for a specific Community IP A...

Page 246: ...WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 6 2 Auto Provision Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Auto Provision Figure 105 WBM Auto Provision Page ...

Page 247: ...d displays the version Protocol FTP Select FTP File Transfer Protocol in the selection box if you want to select this type as the Auto Provision server TFTP Select TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol in the selection box if you want to select this type as the Auto Provision server HTTP Select HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol in the selection box if you want to select this type as the Auto Provisio...

Page 248: ...ystem WBM WAGO ETHERNET Zubehör 852 852 1305 8 4 Port 100BASE T 1000BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 6 3 Mail Alarm Additional Information Please refer to the section Function Description for more information on Mail Alarm Figure 106 WBM Mail Alarm Page ...

Page 249: ...r the password for the e mail account in the input field Mail From Enter the name of the e mail sender in the input field Mail To Enter the name of the e mail recipient in the input field Trap State Select All No port has been selected for sending event traps All ports are selected for sending event traps Deselect All No port has been disabled for sending event traps All ports are disabled for sen...

Page 250: ...ash Upload and Download the Configuration Execute the following steps to save the configuration file to your PC 1 Select Press Download to save the configuration file to your PC 2 Click the Download button to start the download Execute the following steps to upload the configuration file from your PC to the switch 1 Select Upload the configuration file to the switch 2 Click the Select file button ...

Page 251: ...guration Click the Reset button to reset the switch configuration to the factory default Configuration Status The configurations have been changed indicates that changes have been made to the configurations The user configuration file is the default The configurations are default values indicates that no changes have been made to the configurations ...

Page 252: ...00BASE SX LX Manual 1 1 0 9 6 4 2 Firmware Figure 108 WBM Page Maintenance Firmware Tab Firmware Update Execute the following steps to update the switch s firmware 1 Click the Select file button The file selection dialog opens Select the respective firmware file 2 Click the Update button to load the new firmware ...

Page 253: ...ot The Reboot function allows you to restart the switch without physically turning the power off Follow the steps below to reboot the switch 1 Click the Reboot button in the Reboot menu The following windows open Figure 110 WBM Page Maintenance Reboot Tab Message 2 Click OK and wait for the switch to restart The process can take up to two minutes The process does not change the switch configuratio...

Page 254: ... the following levels Alert Critical Error Warning Notice Information The Syslog function can be enabled or disabled The default setting is disabled The log message is recorded in the switch file system If the IP address of the Syslog server has been configured the switch sends a copy to it Size of the Log Message File The size of the log message file is limited to 4 KB If the file is full the old...

Page 255: ... box if you want to display user specific messages 5 Messages generated internally by syslogd Select 5 Messages generated internally by syslogd in the selection box if you want to display messages generated by syslog internally 14 Log alert 16 Local use 0 17 Local use 1 18 Local use 2 19 Local use 3 20 Local use 4 21 Local use 5 22 Local use 6 23 Local use 7 System Log Parameters Default Descripti...

Page 256: ...s two types of user accounts The default user accounts have the following credentials Firmware version 01 User Name admin User Password Wago1951 Firmware version 02 User Name admin User Password wago 1 Admin account Read Write permissions 2 Normal user account Read permission only Cannot enter privileged mode in the CLI Configurations cannot be changed in the Web Based Management The switch also s...

Page 257: ... type of user account Normal Select Normal in the selection box if you need only read permission for this user account Admin Select Admin in the selection box if you need read and write permission for this user account No Parameters Default Description No This column displays the index number of an entry Name This column displays the name of the user account Authority This column displays the type...

Page 258: ...nhang Anschluss 852 x30x KonsoleKonsol enanschl uss RJ 45 zu D B9 25 mod_1453370460369_21 docx 198762 2 1 10 1 Console Port RJ 45 to DB9 Use the included console cable to connect the console port of the industrial managed switch to the COM port The connector pin assignment is Figure 113 RJ 45 Connector Pin Assignment Figure 114 Connector Pin Assignment RJ 45 to DB9 Pos 30 3 Dokumentation allgemei ...

Page 259: ...ow Table 113 RJ 45 Cable Contact Description Pair Color acc EIA TIA 568B 4 wire 8 wire 1 TD D1 2 White Orange 2 TD D1 2 Orange 3 RX D2 3 White Green 4 Not assigned D3 1 Blue 5 Not assigned D3 1 White Blue 6 RX D2 3 Green 7 Not assigned D4 4 White Brown 8 Not assigned D4 4 Brown Functions on the RJ45 connector The industrial managed switch offers the functions autocrossing und autonegotiation to th...

Page 260: ...m Information Table 114 CLI System Information Configuration Node Command Description enable show hostname This command displays the system s network name enable show interface eth0 This command displays the current Eth0 configurations enable show model This command displays the system information enable show running config This command displays the current operating configurations enable show sys...

Page 261: ...mask for the system eth0 ip address default gateway A B C D This command configures the system default gateway eth0 ip dhcp client disable enable renew This command configures a DHCP client function for the system Disable Use a static IP address for the switch Enable Renew Use the DHCP client to get an IP address from the DHCP server eth0 management vlan VLAN_ID This command configures the managem...

Page 262: ...ylight saving time This command enables the daylight saving time configure time daylight saving time start date month day hour This command sets the start date of daylight savings time configure time daylight saving time end date month day hour This command sets the end date of daylight saving time configure no time daylight saving time This command disables daylight saving time on the switch conf...

Page 263: ...ost 192 168 200 106 10 3 2 5 MAC Management Table 119 CLI MAC Management Configuration Node Command Description enable show mac address table aging time This command displays the current Age Time for the MAC address table enable show mac address table static dynamic This command displays the current static dynamic unicast address entries enable show mac address table port PORT_ID This command disp...

Page 264: ...ring Configuration Node Command Description enable show mirror This command displays the current Port Mirroring configurations configure mirror disable enable This command disables enables the Port Mirroring on the switch configure mirror destination port PORT_ID This command specifies the monitor port for the Port Mirroring configure mirror source ports PORT_LIST mode both ingress egress This com...

Page 265: ...e Loopback mode for a specific port interface flowcontrol off on This command disables enables the Flow Control for a port interface speed auto 10 full 10 half100 full 100 half This command configures the speed and duplex mode for a port interface shutdown This command disables a specific port interface no shutdown This command enables a specific port interface loopback none mac This command tests...

Page 266: ...figures the QoS mode to Weighted Round Robin interface default priority This command allows the user to specify which priority is assigned by default to the packets received by the switch without any tag The priority value entered with this command is used to determine which of the Hardware Priority Queues the packet is forwarded to Default 0 interface no default priority This command configures t...

Page 267: ...rate RATE_LIMIT type bcast mcast DLF bcast mcast bcast DLF mcast DLF bcast mcast DLF ports PORTLISTS This command enables the bandwidth limit for broadcast multicast or DLF packets and sets the bandwidth limit of a specified type configure no storm control type bcast mcast DLF bcast mcast bcast DLF mcast DLF bcast mcast DLF ports PORTLISTS This command disables the bandwidth limit for broadcast mu...

Page 268: ...rop flooding This command configures the process for unknown multicast packets when the IGMP Snooping function is enabled drop All unknown multicast packets are dropped configure igmp snooping report suppression disable enable This command disables enables the IGMP Snooping Report Suppression function on the switch interface igmp querier mode auto fixed edge This command specifies if and under wha...

Page 269: ...no inactive This command enables the MVR settings MVR mode dynamic compatible This command configures the mode for the MVR Dynamic Sends IGMP Reports to all MVR source ports in the multicast VLAN Compatibility The switch does not send any IGMP Reports MVR name STRING This command configures the name for the MVR MVR no name This command configures the default name for the MVR MVR receiver port PORT...

Page 270: ...etes a static multicast entry from the address table 10 3 3 8 VLAN 10 3 3 8 1 Port Isolation Table 129 CLI Port Isolation Configuration Node Command Description enable show port isolation This command displays the current Port Isolation configurations V indicates that the port s packets can be sent to that port indicates that the port s packets cannot be sent to that port interface port isolation ...

Page 271: ...default setting Note The default VLAN name is comprised as follows VLAN VLAN_ID VLAN1 VLAN2 vlan fixed PORT_LIST This command assigns ports to a VLAN group as fixed subscribers vlan no fixed This command deletes all fixed ports from a VLAN vlan tagged PORT_LIST This command assigns fixed ports to a VLAN group as tagged subscribers The port s should be a fixed subscriber of the VLAN group vlan no t...

Page 272: ...gure no gvrp configuration This command resets the GVRP configuration to the default setting interface gvrp disable enable This command disables enables GVRP on a specific port interface gvrp registration normal forbidden This command configures the registration mode for GVRP on a specific port interface no gvrp configuration This command resets the GVRP configuration for a specific port to the de...

Page 273: ...tacking port based priority 0 7 This command sets the priority in the port based Q in Q interface vlan stacking port based role tunnel access normal This command sets the VLAN Stacking port role interface vlan stacking port based spvid 1 4096 This command sets the service provider VID of the specified port interface vlan stacking tunnel tpid index 1 6 This command sets the TPID for a Q in Q Tunnel...

Page 274: ...igures IP address of the DHCP server configure no dhcp helper address This command deletes the IP address of the DHCP server configure dhcp option82 disable enable This command disables enables the DHCP Relay Option 82 function on the switch configure dhcp option82 information STRING This command configures the information for the DHCP Relay Option 82 function configure no dhcp option82 informatio...

Page 275: ...The channel can be a single port or a Trunk Group configure no dual homing secondary channel This command deletes the secondary channel for Dual Homing from the system Example L2SWITCH config link aggregation 1 ports 5 6 L2SWITCH config link aggregation 1 enable L2SWITCH config dual homing primary channel port 2 L2SWITCH config dual homing secondary channel trunk 1 L2SWITCH config dual homing enab...

Page 276: ...ity This command displays the port priority for LACP enable show lacp sys_id This command displays the system ID for the LACP Actor and LACP Partner configure Lacp disable enable This command disables enables LACP on the switch configure Lacp GROUP_ID disable enable This command disables enables LACP for a specific Trunk Group configure clear lacp counters PORT_ID This command clears the LACP stat...

Page 277: ... function on the switch configure lldp tx interval This command configures the transmission interval for LLDP packets configure lldp tx hold This command configures the tx Hold Time that determines the TTL of the switch message TTL tx hold tx interval interface lldp agent disable enable rx only tx only This command configures the Agent function for LLDP disable LLDP is enabled for a specific port ...

Page 278: ...on address This command resets the target MAC address to the default setting 00 0b 04 AA AA AB interface loop detection disable enable This command disables enables Loop Detection for a specific port interface no shutdown This command enables a specific port It can enable a port blocked by Loop Detection interface loop detection recovery disable enable This command enables disables the Recovery fu...

Page 279: ... the default values for Forward Delay Max Age and Hello Time configure spanning tree forward time 4 30 This command configures the Forward Delay period in seconds for the bridge configure no spanning tree forward time This command configures the default values for Forward Delay configure spanning tree hello time 1 10 This command configures the Hello Time period in seconds for the bridge configure...

Page 280: ...es the priority for the specific port Default value 128 interface no spanning tree port priority This command configures the priority to of the specific port to the default value 10 3 3 18 Xpress Ring Table 140 CLI Xpress Ring Configuration Node Command Description enable show xpress ring This command displays the current status of the Xpress ring config xpress ring disable enable This command ena...

Page 281: ...n configure dhcp option82 information STRING This command configures the information for the DHCP Relay Option 82 function configure no dhcp option82 information This command deletes the information for the DHCP Relay Option 82 function interface dhcp snooping host This command configures the maximum host count for the specific port interface no dhcp snooping host This command configures the maxim...

Page 282: ...ver 10 3 4 3 Binding Table Table 143 CLI Binding Table Configuration Node Command Description enable show dhcp snooping binding This command displays the current DHCP Snooping binding table configure dhcp snooping binding mac MAC_ADDR ip IP_ADDR vlan VLANID port PORT_NO This command configures a static host into the DHCP Snooping binding table configure no dhcp snooping binding mac MACADDR This co...

Page 283: ...ion trust This command configures the Trusted Port for the specific port interface no arp inspection trust This command configures the Untrusted Port for the specific port Example L2SWITCH configure terminal L2SWITCH config arp inspection enable L2SWITCH config arp inspection vlan 1 L2SWITCH config interface 1 0 1 L2SWITCH config if arp inspection trust 10 3 4 5 Filter Table Table 145 CLI Filter T...

Page 284: ...ff 0000 for the profile acl no destination mac This command deletes the destination MAC address from the profile acl ethertype STRING This command configures the ETHERNET type for the profile Where the STRING is a hexadecimal value e g 08AA acl no ethertype This command deletes the ETHERNET type limit from the profile acl source mac host MACADDR This command configures the source MAC address and m...

Page 285: ...estination port for the profile acl no l4 destination port This command deletes the UDP TCP destination port from the profile acl vlan VLANID This command configures the VLAN for the profile acl no vlan This command deletes the VLAN limit from the profile acl source interface PORT_ID This command configures the source interface for the profile acl no source interface PORT_ID This command deletes t...

Page 286: ...ey KEY This command configures the secondary radius server configure no dot1x radius secondary server ip This command deletes the secondary radius server configure dot1x username STRING passwd STRING This command configures the user account for local authentication configure no dot1x username STRING This command deletes the user account for local authentication configure dot1x accounting disable e...

Page 287: ...t value on the port interface dot1x guest vlan disable enable This command configures the 802 1x state on the port 10 3 4 8 Port Security Table 148 CLI Port Security Configuration Node Command Description enable show port security This command displays the current configurations for port security config port security disable enable This command enables disables the Port Security function globally ...

Page 288: ...onitor C F This command displays hardware operation information 10 3 5 3 RMON Statistics Table 151 CLI RMON Statistics Configuration Node Command Description enable show rmon statistics This command displays the RMON statistics configure clear rmon statistics IFNAME This command clears the RMON statistics for one or all ports 10 3 5 4 SFP Information Table 152 CLI SFP Information Configuration Nod...

Page 289: ...c monitor rate RATE_LIMIT type bcast mcast bcast mcast This command configures the packet rate and type for the Traffic Monitor on a specific port mcast broadcast packet mcast multicast packet The rate should be greater than 50 pps interface traffic monitor disable enable This command enables disables the Traffic Monitor on a specific port interface traffic monitor recovery disable enable This com...

Page 290: ... configures contact information for the system configure snmp system location STRING This command configures the location information for the system configure snmp system name STRING This command assigns a name to the system configure snmp trap receiver IPADDR VERSION COMMUNITY This command configures the trap receiver s configurations including the IP address version v1 or v2c and Community Examp...

Page 291: ...s the version for Auto Provision on the switch auto provision no folder The command resets the folder to the default setting auto provision no FTP user The command resets the username and password to default setting 10 3 6 3 Mail Alarm Table 156 CLI Mail Alarm Configuration Node Command Description enable show mail alarm This command displays the Mail Alarm configurations configure mail alarm disa...

Page 292: ...ownload config URL PATH This command downloads an updated configuration file from TFTP server Where URL PATH can be ftp user pass 192 168 1 1 file http 192 168 1 1 file tftp 192 168 1 1 file configure archive upload config URL PATH This command uploads the current configurations file to the TFTP server configure archive download fw URL PATH This command downloads an updated firmware file from the ...

Page 293: ...re syslog ip IPADDR The command configures the IP address of the syslog server Example L2SWITCH configure terminal L2SWITCH config syslog server ip 192 168 200 106 L2SWITCH config syslog server enable 10 3 6 6 User Account Table 159 CLI System Log Configuration Node Command Description enable show user account This command displays the current user accounts configure add user USER_ACCOUNT PASSWORD...

Page 294: ...rted Word access 16 bit access Physical Input Registers 4 Read Input Registers Physical Output 3 Read Holding Registers Not supported 10 4 2 MODBUS Registers The MODBUS base address of the industrial managed switch is 1001 decimal for function code 4 Table 161 MODBUS Registers Register Address Data Type Rep Description System Information 0x0000 1 word HEX Vendor ID 0x0b04 0x0001 16 words ASCII Ven...

Page 295: ...yte Word 7 Lo byte b Word 8 Hi byte 1 Word 8 Lo byte 0 0x0060 16 words ASCII Firmware Release Date Mon Sep 30 18 51 45 2013 0x0070 3 words HEX ETHERNET MAC Address Ex MAC 00 01 02 03 04 05 Word 0 Hi byte 0 x 00 Word 0 Lo byte 0 x 01 Word 1 Hi byte 0 x 02 Word 1 Lo byte 0 x 03 Word 2 Hi byte 0 x 04 Word 2 Lo byte 0 x 05 0x0080 1 word HEX Power 1 PWR Alarm DIP switch 1 need ON 0x0000 no alarm 0x0001...

Page 296: ...0x0220 to 0x023f port 2 0x0320 to 0x033f port 10 20 words ASCII Port 1 to 10 Medium Port Description 100TX RJ45 Or 1000TX SFP Word 0 Hi byte 1 Word 0 Lo byte 0 Word 1 Hi byte 0 Word 1 Lo byte T Word 4 Hi byte 4 Word 4 Lo byte 5 Word 5 Hi byte Word 5 Lo byte 0 0x0400 to 0x0413 port 1 to 10 2 words HEX Port 1 to 10 Tx Packets Ex port 1 Tx Packet Amount 0x87654321 Word 0 8765 Word 1 4321 0x0440 to 0x...

Page 297: ...x0000 Disabled 0x0001 Enabled 0x0504 1 word HEX ERPS Status 0x0000 Disabled 0x0001 Enabled 0x0510 2 word HEX Xpress ring Status Ring 1 0x0000 Disabled 0x0001 Enabled 0x0511 Ring 2 0x0000 Disabled 0x0001 Enabled 0x0512 6 word HEX Xpress ring MAC Ring 1 Word 0 Hi byte 0 x 00 Word 0 Lo byte 0 x 01 Word 1 Hi byte 0 x 02 Word 1 Lo byte 0 x 03 Word 2 Hi byte 0 x 04 Word 2 Lo byte 0 x 05 0x0515 Ring 2 Wo...

Page 298: ...Ring 2 Secondary Port 0x0000 No connection 0x0001 Forwarding 0x0002 Blocking Jet Ring Information 0x0600 1 word Hex Jet Ring State 0x0000 Disabled 0x0001 Enabled 0x0601 3 word Hex Master Bridge MAC Ex MAC 00 01 02 03 04 05 Word 0 high byte 0x00 Word 0 low byte 0x01 Word 1 high byte 0x02 Word 1 low byte 0x03 Word 2 high byte 0x04 Word 2 low byte 0x05 0x0604 1 word Hex Jet Ring Total Nodes Ex When t...

Page 299: ... 0x0001 Arbiter 0x0705 2 word Hex Xpress ring Current status for Dual Ring Port 1 Primary Port High byte Port No 0x01 0x0a Port 1 Port 10 Low byte Port Status 0x00 No connection 0x01 Forwarding 0x02 Blocking Ex 0x0501 Port 5 Forwarding 0x0b02 Port 12 Blocking 0x0706 Port 2 Secondary Port High byte Port No 0x01 0x0a Port 1 Port 10 Low byte Port Status 0x00 No connection 0x01 Forwarding 0x02 Blockin...

Page 300: ...t 12 Blocking 0x070d Subport 2 Secondary Port High byte Port No 0x01 0x0a Port 1 Port 10 Low byte Port Status 0x00 No connection 0x01 Forwarding 0x02 Blocking Ex 0x0501 Port 5 Forwarding 0x0b02 Port 12 Blocking ERPS Information Active Ring Only 0x0800 1 word Hex Ring ID for ERPSn n 1 Ex 0x001 Ring ID 1 0x0801 1 word Hex State for ring of ERPS 0x0000 Disabled 0x0001 Enabled 0x0802 33 words Hex Name...

Page 301: ...w byte Right port state 0x00 No connection 0x01 Forwarding 0x02 Blocking Ex 0x0001 Left Port No connection Right Port Forwarding 0x0829 1 word Hex Ring ID for ERPSn n 2 0x082a 1 word Hex State for ring of ERPS 0x082b 33 words Hex Name of Ring 0x084c 1 word Hex Version Ring Type 0x084d 1 word Hex Instance of Ring 0x084e 1 word Hex Control VLAN of Ring 0x084f 1 word Hex Right Port of Ring 0x0850 1 w...

Page 302: ... Ring Type 0x08c8 1 word Hex Instance of Ring 0x08c9 1 word Hex Control VLAN of Ring 0x08ca 1 word Hex Right Port of Ring 0x08cb 1 word Hex Left Port of Ring 0x08cc 1 word Hex Ring port state 0x08cd 1 word Hex Ring ID for ERPSn n 6 0x08ce 1 word Hex State for ring of ERPS 0x08cf 33 words Hex Name of Ring 0x08f0 1 word Hex Version Ring Type 0x08f1 1 word Hex Instance of Ring 0x08f2 1 word Hex Contr...

Page 303: ...Port 5 status 0x0909 1 word Hex Port 6 status 0x090a 1 word Hex Port 7 status 0x090b 1 word Hex Port 8 status 0x090c 1 word Hex Port 9 status 0x090d 1 word Hex Port 10 status 0x090e 1 word Hex Port 11 status 0x090f 1 word Hex Port 12 status 0x0920 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x01 1 0x0940 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x02 2 0x0960 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x03 3 0x0980 1 word Hex Instance ID ...

Page 304: ...0x1e 30 0x0ce0 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x1f 31 0x0d00 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x20 32 0x0d20 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x21 33 0x0d40 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x22 34 0x0d60 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x23 36 0x0d80 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x24 36 0x0da0 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x25 37 0x0dc0 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x26 38 0x0de0 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x27...

Page 305: ...Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x38 56 0x1020 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x39 57 0x1040 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x3a 58 0x1060 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x3b 59 0x1080 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x3c 60 0x10a0 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x3d 61 0x10c0 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x3e 62 0x10e0 1 word Hex Instance ID Fixed 0x3f 63 Ende der Liste für Textmar ke Inhalt_mitte ...

Page 306: ...HCP Snooping 98 Figure 25 802 1x 103 Figure 26 RADIUS Server 103 Figure 27 WBM System Information Page 118 Figure 28 WBM Page General Settings System Tab 120 Figure 29 WBM Page General Jumbo Frame Tab 122 Figure 30 WBM Page General SNTP Tab 123 Figure 31 WBM Page General Management Host Tab 126 Figure 32 WBM Page MAC Management Static MAC Settings Tab 127 Figure 33 WBM Page MAC Management MAC Tabl...

Page 307: ...M ERPS Page Ring Settings Tab 181 Figure 71 WBM ERPS Page Instance Settings Tab 185 Figure 72 WBM Link Aggregation Page Static Trunk Tab 186 Figure 73 WBM Link Aggregation Page LACP Tab 188 Figure 74 WBM Link Aggregation Page LACP Info Tab 190 Figure 75 WBM LLDP Page Settings Tab 192 Figure 76 WBM LLDP Page Neighbor Tab 194 Figure 77 WBM Loop Detection Page 195 Figure 78 WBM Jet Ring Page 197 Figu...

Page 308: ...p Trap Receiver Settings Tab 245 Figure 105 WBM Auto Provision Page 246 Figure 106 WBM Mail Alarm Page 248 Figure 107 WBM Page Maintenance Configuration Tab 250 Figure 108 WBM Page Maintenance Firmware Tab 252 Figure 109 WBM Page Maintenance Reboot Tab 253 Figure 110 WBM Page Maintenance Reboot Tab Message 253 Figure 111 WBM System Log Page 254 Figure 112 WBM User Account Page 256 Figure 113 RJ 45...

Page 309: ...Option Frame Format 79 Table 22 Frame Format of the Circuit ID Sub Option 79 Table 23 Frame Format of the Remote ID Sub Option 79 Table 24 Format of the Circuit ID Sub Option 79 Table 25 STP Path Costs 91 Table 26 Default Settings for the Telnet Port 113 Table 27 Default Settings for the Console Port 114 Table 28 Login Screen 114 Table 29 Overview Navigation Links and WBM Pages 116 Table 30 WBM Sy...

Page 310: ...n Q Page Selective Q in Q Tab 175 Table 70 WBM DHCP Relay Page 176 Table 71 WBM DHCP Options Page Option 82 Tab 177 Table 72 WBM Dual Homing Page 178 Table 73 WBM Dual Ring Page 180 Table 74 WBM ERPS Page Ring Settings Tab 182 Table 75 WBM ERPS Page Instance Settings Tab 185 Table 76 WBM Link Aggregation Page Static Trunk Tab 187 Table 77 WBM Link Aggregation Page LACP Tab 189 Table 78 WBM Link Ag...

Page 311: ...hole MAC Configuration 264 Table 121 CLI Port Mirroring Configuration 264 Table 122 CLI Port Settings Configuration 265 Table 123 CLI QoS Configuration 266 Table 124 CLI Rate Limitation Configuration 266 Table 125 CLI Storm Control Configuration 267 Table 126 CLI IGMP Snooping Configuration 268 Table 127 CLI MVR Configuration 269 Table 128 CLI Multicast Address Configuration 270 Table 129 CLI Port...

Page 312: ... 288 Table 152 CLI SFP Information Configuration 288 Table 153 CLI Traffic Monitor Configuration 289 Table 154 CLI SNMP Configuration 290 Table 155 CLI Auto Provision Configuration 291 Table 156 CLI Mail Alarm Configuration 291 Table 157 CLI Maintenance Configuration 292 Table 158 CLI System Log Configuration 293 Table 159 CLI System Log Configuration 293 Table 160 Data Format and Function Code 29...

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