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HARDWARE FEATURES

Interface

8 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45

Ports

(Auto Negotiation/Auto

MDI/MDIX)

2 1000Mbps SFP Slots

1 Console Port

Network

Media

10BASE-T: UTP category 3, 4,

5 cable (maximum 100m)

100BASE-TX/1000Base-T:

UTP category 5, 5e, 6 or above

cable (maximum 100m)

1000BASE-X: MMF, SMF

1000Base-

L X:62.5μm/50μm

MM(2m~550m) or 10μm
SMF(2m~5000m)

Fan Quantity

Fanless

Power

Consumption

150W (max. with PoE device

connected)

Power

Supply

AC 110~250V 50/60HZ

Solar

Controller

Input

24-30V 250W Up

Battery Input

24V 30AH~100AH

PoE Ports

(RJ45)

24V Passive PoE compliant

PoE Ports: Port1- Port8

Power Supply: 150W

Exchange

20G

Summary of Contents for WI-PMS310GF-UPS

Page 1: ...tate field 10 WEB PAGE INTRODUCTION 11 1 Login dialog box 11 2 Main page 11 3 System Configuration 12 4 Port configuration 20 5 MAC Bind 27 6 MAC filter 29 7 VLAN configuration 30 8 SNMP configuration...

Page 2: ...gement features Moreover the switch also comes equipped with 2 gigabit SFP slots expanding your network flexibly WI PMS310GF UPS UPS system is designed specifically for 24VDC POE equipment like that f...

Page 3: ...ller and battery controller for charge and dis charge battery circulatory from solar Panel and AC Restart AP via PoE managed page remotely Up to 4K QVLANs simultaneously Link Aggregation Control Proto...

Page 4: ...00BASE TX 1000Base T UTP category 5 5e 6 or above cable maximum 100m 1000BASE X MMF SMF 1000Base L X 62 5 m 50 m MM 2m 550m or 10 m SMF 2m 5000m Fan Quantity Fanless Power Consumption 150W max with Po...

Page 5: ...o access Users can easily access the switch from anywhere on the network Users can use the familiar Netscape Communicator and Microsoft Internet Explorer and other browsers to access the WEB page of t...

Page 6: ...ured on the switch By default the interface IP address of the switch s VLAN1 is 192 168 0 1 The subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 A host computer with a Web browser installed has been connected to the netw...

Page 7: ...om Pic 1 WEB login page for browsing session 4 WEB page basic composition Figure 2 The WEB page consists of three parts the title page the navigation tree page and the main page Pic 2 Switch Web page...

Page 8: ...left of each page displaying the nodes of the Web page in a tree and the user can easily find the WEB page to be managed According to the different functions of the page will be divided into different...

Page 9: ...in the table When you select a value in the entry field the corresponding information for that row is displayed on the first row and only the row can be edited which is also called the active row When...

Page 10: ...column of the table that have a status field as shown in Figure 6 where the field shows the row state Since all row state changes are processed internally the status field is read only Once all the do...

Page 11: ...enters the user name and password in the corresponding field and then clicks the OK key to log in to the Web server of the switch Password is case sensitive anonymous user password can be set up to 16...

Page 12: ...ptor identification number indicates the identity of the system in network management The system version number shows the version number of the current software used by the switch The number of networ...

Page 13: ...on the user can modify the system contact Pic 9 Basic information page 2 Serial port configuration page Figure 10 shows the serial port configuration page which shows the serial port baud rate and oth...

Page 14: ...time through this page users can configure multiple users the switch default no multi user that is the default does not enable multi user management functions then login does not require multi user u...

Page 15: ...sts can access the switch of these three services If the administrator for security do not want to provide other users one or several of these services can shut down one or more of these services Admi...

Page 16: ...figuration page 5 SNTP configuration page Figure 13 shows the SNTP configuration page where the administrator can configure and view the system clock through configuration of the page Pic 13 SNTP conf...

Page 17: ...Configuration file page This page allows the user to view the initial configuration of the system The initial configuration is actually the configuration file in the FLASH When there is no configurat...

Page 18: ...lect the directory path of the uploaded profile or image file on the PC Click the upload key to upload the configuration file or image file The configuration file suffix must be cfg The image file mus...

Page 19: ...system reset page through this page users to restart the switch When you click the restart button a dialog box will pop up prompting you if the user is sure to restart the switch If OK press the OK ke...

Page 20: ...basic information of all ports To set a specific port select the appropriate port name in the drop down menu for the user s port Port status defaults to up and you can select the down in the drop down...

Page 21: ...tion page Figure 19 shows the port statistics information page To view a particular port select the appropriate port name in the drop down menu for the user s port Users can view the statistics of the...

Page 22: ...ntrol page This page is used to configure suppression the broadcast packets multicast packets and DLF packets on the port Select the port to be configured from the drop down bar of the port On and off...

Page 23: ...on key to take effect If the port is not configured with bandwidth control it is displayed as off The corresponding cancel key is used to cancel the bandwidth control of the sending data packet The re...

Page 24: ...24 65 www wireless tek com Pic 22 Port rate limit page 6 Protected port page Figure 23 shows the protected port page This page is used to configure the protection port Pic 23 Protected port page...

Page 25: ...tion the user needs to select a trunk group ID from ID 1 to 8 The user clicks the corresponding trunk group ID in the list box The information of the trunk group is displayed in the group member port...

Page 26: ...Each trunk group can configure its own port aggregation method Pic 25 Port trunking configuration page 9 Port mirror configuration page Figure 26 shows the Port mirror configuration page This page all...

Page 27: ...ed NOT_TRANSMIT indicates that the packet is canceled Of the packet NEITHER that cancel the monitor received and sent the packet that is to cancel the listening port Pic 26 Port mirror configuration p...

Page 28: ...e 28 shows the MAC binding auto conversion page This page is used to implement the port automatically bind MAC address Displays the dynamic MAC address and the VLAN of the port in the two tier hardwar...

Page 29: ...tered MAC address The VLAN ID entry is used to enter the VLAN to which the MAC address belongs Pic 29 MAC filter configuration page 2 MAC auto filter page Figure 30 shows the MAC filter automatically...

Page 30: ...e and port members Select a vlan from the drop down box and the list will display information with a VID greater than 30 vlan for that vlan But if all the vlan no more than 30 regardless of the drop d...

Page 31: ...s generated by the system according to the VLAN ID and can not be modified Click the Apply key and the list box displays the VID and VLAN name of the VLAN created by the user The switch creates VLAN 1...

Page 32: ...ntagged member of VLAN1 and the default VLAN of the port is 1 The VLAN mode of the trunk port is Trunk mode In this VLAN mode the default port is the tagged member of VLAN1 and the default VLAN of the...

Page 33: ...MP configuration 1 SNMP community configuration page Figure 34 shows the SNMP Community Configuration page which allows the user to configure the name of the switch and the read and write permissions...

Page 34: ...e TRAP protocol package When configuring an entry the name is used to enter the TRAP name The IP address is used to enter the destination address The SNMP version is used to select the version of the...

Page 35: ...page 9 Qos configuration 1 Qos apply page Figure 36 shows the Qos application page the user can use this page to configure the port QOS type but also can modify the default user priority The list is t...

Page 36: ...s schedule page Figure 37 shows the Qos scheduling page the user can use this page to configure the port QOS scheduling type but also can modify the queue priority The list is the real time display po...

Page 37: ...Figure 38 shows the ACL standard IP configuration page You can use this page to create a rule base for ACL standard IP The user can select an ACL group number range between 1 99 or 1300 1999 to creat...

Page 38: ...a rule number When a rule in a rule group is deleted the other rules are not changed and the system automatically assigns a rule to a rule group Sort If you want to delete the entire rule group you c...

Page 39: ...p the system automatically gives the rule a rule number When a rule in a rule group is deleted the other rules are not changed and the system automatically assigns a rule to a rule group Sort If you w...

Page 40: ...rule number When a rule in a rule group is deleted the other rules are not changed and the system automatically assigns a rule to a rule group Sort If you want to delete the entire rule group you can...

Page 41: ...5 When a user configures a rule each rule must have a filtering mode allow or deny When a user creates a rule in a rule group the system automatically gives the rule a rule number When a rule in a rul...

Page 42: ...ACL group to the port hardware logic to enable the port to perform ACL filtering on the received packets according to these rules When selecting an ACL group on a port you can select the IP standard...

Page 43: ...VLAN interface configuration page You can configure the VLAN interface remove the VLAN interface configure the IP address of the interface delete the IP address of the interface and view the interface...

Page 44: ...IP address and MAC address The MAC address must be a unicast MAC address and then click the Add key When a user deletes an ARP entry you can choose to delete an ARP entry from one IP address delete an...

Page 45: ...guration page Figure 46 shows the host static routing configuration page the user can add and delete the host static route of the switch By default no static route is configured on the switch You can...

Page 46: ...entication type and shared secret key Before using the Tacacs function you must enable the Tacacs function which is configured by default Configure the IP address of the Tacacs server which must be se...

Page 47: ...1812 the user generally do not need to modify this field Whether to start billing the default is to start when doing the authentication and billing to start billing Billing UDP port the default value...

Page 48: ...function will make the user more reliable when using authentication and billing but will slightly increase the traffic to the network Set the re authentication interval only in the case of re authenti...

Page 49: ...ode and the maximum number of hosts that can be configured You can also view the 802 1x configuration of each port The 802 1x port mode includes four types N A status Auto state Force authorized statu...

Page 50: ...of hosts that can be accessed by the port is 256 and the user can modify this field to support up to 256 5 802 1x user auth information page Figure 51 shows the 802 1x user auth information page You...

Page 51: ...igure 52 shows the MSTP global configuration page You can configure global MSTP parameters through this page Pic 52 MSTP global configuration page 2 MSTP port configuration page Figure 53 shows the MS...

Page 52: ...wireless tek com Pic 53 MSTP port configuration page 3 MSTP port information page Figure 54 shows the MSTP port information page You can view the port MSTP status on this page Pic 54 MSTP port informa...

Page 53: ...ooping global configuration page You can enable IGMP snooping on this page Pic 55 IGMPsnooping global configuration page 2 Multicast group information page Figure 56 shows the multicast group informat...

Page 54: ...gure 57 shows the GMRP global configuration page Users can enable GMRP through this page Pic 57 GMRP global configuration page 2 GMRP port configuration page Figure 58 shows the GMRP port configuratio...

Page 55: ...reless tek com Pic 58 GMRP port configuration page 3 GMRP state machine page Figure 59 is the GMRP state machine page Users can view GMRP s state machine information from this page Pic 59 GMRP state m...

Page 56: ...uch as fe1 1 ge1 1 Alternate port EAPS second port Control vlan EAPS ring control vlan the value of 2 4094 Protected vlan EAPS ring protection vlan Hello time interval Hello message to send the time i...

Page 57: ...can configure the RMON statistics group through this page Select a port from the drop down list to view configure the RMON statistics group configuration for that port If the index number is 0 the co...

Page 58: ...s 0 the correct index number in the range of 1 to 100 the interval the request Buckets and the owner is optional You can configure the RMON history group for the port Interval refers to the time inter...

Page 59: ...ws the sampled value when the last alarm was issued The event index refers to the index number of the RMON event group and must be configured in advance Pic 64 RMON alarm group configuration page 4 RM...

Page 60: ...ackets sent by the device on the receiving device The effective time range is 1 4096 seconds The default configuration is 180 seconds Configure the interval for sending NDP packets the valid time rang...

Page 61: ...tion page the user can configure the cluster through this page and view the cluster member table The information that can be set includes the functions of enabling the cluster configuring the manageme...

Page 62: ...member table you can add a member device or add a candidate device to a member device depending on the role Pic 68 cluster configuration page 19 ERPSc configuration 1 EAPS configuration page Figure 69...

Page 63: ...default is 5 Protocol packet transmission time Configure the sending time of the ERPS ring protocol packets 1 10 in seconds the default is 5 Enable ERPS ring Turn the ERPS ring on or off Force to swi...

Page 64: ...uration page You can configure POE device total power to be updated POE single port power to be updated POE on or off This page allows you to view information about the current POE device POE port Sel...

Page 65: ...led management 1 24 control function enable or disable Pic 73 48V 802 3af at POE schedule configuration page 3 POE Online detection system to be updated Used to turn on or off the online detection dev...

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