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Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch AOS Release 6 Manual (346 pages)

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Brand: Alcatel-Lucent | Category: Switch | Size: 3.7 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

13
- Supported Platforms
  13
- What Is in this Manual
  14
- When Should I Read this Manual
  14
- Who Should Read this Manual
  14
- How Is the Information Organized
  15
- What Is Not in this Manual
  15
- Documentation Roadmap
  16
- Related Documentation
  18
- Technical Support
  20
- User Manual CD
  20
Chapter 1 Managing System Files

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- In this Chapter
  21
- File Management Specifications
  22
- Switch Administration Overview
  23
  - File Transfer
    23
  - Switch Directories
    24
- File and Directory Management
  25
  - Using Wildcards
    27
    
    Multiple Characters
    27
    
    Single Characters
    27
  - Directory Commands
    28
    
    Determining Your Location in the File Structure
    28
    
    Changing Directories
    29
    
    Displaying Directory Contents
    30
    
    Making a New Directory
    31
    
    Displaying Directory Contents Including Subdirectories
    32
    
    Copying an Existing Directory
    32
    
    Removing a Directory and Its Contents
    33
  - File Commands
    34
    
    Creating or Modifying Files
    34
    
    Copy an Existing File
    34
  - Secure Copy an Existing File
    35
    
    Move an Existing File or Directory
    35
    
    Change File Attribute and Permissions
    36
    
    Delete an Existing File
    36
    
    Managing Files on Switches
    37
  - Utility Commands
    38
    
    Displaying Free Memory Space
    38
    
    Performing a File System Check
    38
    
    Deleting the Entire File System
    39
- Loading Software Onto the Switch
  40
- Registering Software Image Files
  47
  - Directories on the Switch
    47
  - Available Image Files
    48
- Application Examples for File Management
  50
- Verifying Directory Contents
  56
- Setting the System Clock
  57
  - Setting Date and Time
    57
    
    Date
    57
    
    Time Zone
    57
Chapter 4 Time

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- Daylight Savings Time Configuration
  59
  - Enabling DST
    60
Chapter 10 Managing Switch User Accounts

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Chapter 2 Logging into the Switch

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- In this Chapter
  63
Logging into the Switch

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- Login Specifications
  64
- Login Defaults
  64
- Quick Steps for Logging into the Switch
  66
- Overview of Switch Login Components
  67
  - Management Interfaces
    67
    
    Logging into the CLI
    67
    
    Using the Webview Management Tool
    68
    
    Using SNMP to Manage the Switch
    68
  - User Accounts
    68
- Using Telnet
  69
  - Logging into the Switch Via Telnet
    69
  - Starting a Telnet Session from the Switch
    69
- Using FTP
  71
  - Using FTP to Log into the Switch
    71
- Using Secure Shell
  73
- Modifying the Login Banner
  81
  - Modifying the Text Display before Login
    82
- Configuring Login Parameters
  83
- Configuring the Inactivity Timer
  83
- Enabling the DNS Resolver
  84
- Verifying Login Settings
  85
Chapter 3 Using SNMP

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- In this Chapter
  87
- Working with SNMP Traps
  87
- SNMP Specifications
  88
- SNMP Defaults
  88
- Quick Steps for Setting up an SNMP Management Station
  90
- Quick Steps for Setting up Trap Filters
  91
  - Filtering by Trap Families
    91
  - Filtering by Individual Traps
    92
- SNMP Overview
  93
  - SNMP Operations
    93
  - Using SNMP for Switch Management
    94
    
    Setting up an SNMP Management Station
    94
  - SNMP Versions
    94
    
    Snmpv1
    94
    
    Snmpv2
    95
    
    Snmpv3
    95
  - SNMP Traps Table
    96
- Using SNMP for Switch Security
  133
  - Community Strings (Snmpv1 and Snmpv2)
    133
    
    Configuring Community Strings
    133
  - Encryption and Authentication (Snmpv3)
    134
    
    Configuring Encryption and Authentication
    134
    
    Setting SNMP Security
    135
  - Trap Filtering
    136
    
    Filtering by Trap Families
    136
    
    Filtering by Individual Trap
    136
  - Authentication Trap
    137
  - Trap Management
    137
    
    Replaying Traps
    137
    
    Absorbing Traps
    137
    
    Sending Traps to Webview
    137
- SNMP MIB Information
  138
  - MIB Tables
    138
    
    MIB Table Description
    138
  - Industry Standard Mibs
    138
  - Enterprise (Proprietary) Mibs
    144
- Verifying the SNMP Configuration
  149
- In this Chapter
  151
Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP)

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- NTP Specifications
  152
- NTP Defaults Table
  152
- NTP Client Quick Steps
  153
- NTP Server Quick Steps
  154
- NTP Overview
  155
  - Stratum
    156
  - Using NTP in a Network
    156
  - Authentication
    158
- Configuring NTP
  159
  - Configuring the Omniswitch as a Client
    159
  - Configuring NTP Servers
    160
  - Configuring the Omniswitch as an NTP Server
    161
  - Using Authentication
    162
- Verifying NTP Configuration
  164
Managing CMM Directory Content

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- In this Chapter
  165
- CMM Specifications
  167
- CMM Files
  168
  - CMM Software Directory Structure
    168
    
    Where Is the Switch Running from
    169
  - Software Rollback Feature
    169
    
    Software Rollback Configuration Scenarios for a Single Switch
    170
  - Redundancy
    174
    
    Redundancy Scenarios
    174
- Managing the Directory Structure (Non-Redundant)
  178
- Managing Redundancy in a Stack and CMM
  189
- In-Service Software Upgrade
  195
  - Scheduling a Reload ISSU
    196
  - Verifying the Version of ISSU Directory Image Files
    196
- Using the USB Flash Drive
  197
- Emergency Restore of the Boot.cfg File
  199
  - Can I Restore the Boot.file While Running from Certified
    199
- Displaying CMM Conditions
  200
Using the CLI

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- CLI Specifications
  202
- CLI Overview
  202
  - Online Configuration
    202
  - Offline Configuration Using Configuration Files
    203
- Command Entry Rules and Syntax
  203
  - Text Conventions
    203
  - Using "Show" Commands
    204
  - Using the "No" Form
    204
  - Using "Alias" Commands
    204
  - Partial Keyword Completion
    205
- Command Help
  205
  - Tutorial for Building a Command Using Help
    207
- CLI Services
  209
  - Command Line Editing
    209
    
    Deleting Characters
    209
    
    Recalling the Previous Command Line
    210
    
    Inserting Characters
    210
  - Syntax Checking
    211
  - Prefix Recognition
    211
    
    Example for Using Prefix Recognition
    212
    
    Prefix Prompt
    213
  - Command History
    213
- Logging CLI Commands and Entry Results
  215
- Customizing the Screen Display
  217
  - Changing the Screen Size
    217
  - Changing the CLI Prompt
    217
  - Displaying Table Information
    218
  - Filtering Table Information
    219
- Multiple User Sessions
  220
  - Listing Other User Sessions
    220
  - Listing Your Current Login Session
    221
  - Terminating Another Session
    222
- Application Example
  223
  - Using a Wildcard to Filter Table Information
    223
- Verifying CLI Usage
  224
Working with Configuration Files

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- In this Chapter
  225
- Configuration File Specifications
  226
- Tutorial for Creating a Configuration File
  226
- Quick Steps for Applying Configuration Files
  228
- Configuration Files Overview
  230
  - Applying Configuration Files to the Switch
    230
    
    Verifying a Timed Session
    230
    
    Cancelling a Timed Session
    231
    
    Configuration File Error Reporting
    231
    
    Setting the Error File Limit
    232
    
    Syntax Checking
    232
  - Displaying a Text File
    233
  - Text Editing on the Switch
    233
  - Invoke the "VI" Editor
    233
- Creating Snapshot Configuration Files
  234
  - Snapshot Feature List
    234
    
    User-Defined Naming Options
    235
    
    Editing Snapshot Files
    235
- Verifying File Configuration
  238
Managing Automatic Remote Configuration Download

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- In this Chapter
  239
Chapter 8 Managing Automatic Remote Configuration Download

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- Automatic Remote Configuration Specifications
  240
- Automatic Remote Configuration Download Defaults
  241
- Overview
  242
  - Basic Operation
    242
    
    Network Components
    243
    
    Information Provided by DHCP Server
    243
    
    Information Provided by Instruction File
    243
    
    File Servers and Download Process
    244
    
    LED Status
    244
  - Process Illustration
    245
  - Additional Process Notes
    246
- Quick Steps for Automatic Remote Configuration
  247
- Download Component Files
  248
  - Instruction File
    248
    
    Instruction File Syntax
    249
    
    Instruction File Usage Guidelines
    250
  - Firmware Upgrade Files
    250
  - Bootup Configuration File
    250
  - Debug Configuration File
    251
  - Script File
    251
    
    Script File Usage Guidelines
    251
- Automatic Remote Configuration Download Process
  252
- Troubleshooting
  253
  - Error Resolution
    253
  - Server Connection Failure and File Download Errors
    253
    
    Error Description Table
    253
  - Script File Errors
    254
    
    Error Description Table
    254
Chapter 9 Configuring MAC Retention

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- In this Chapter
  257
- MAC Retention Defaults
  258
- MAC Retention Overview
  259
  - How MAC Retention Works
    260
  - MAC Retention after Multiple Take-Overs
    261
- Configuring MAC Retention
  262
  - Enabling MAC Retention
    262
  - Detecting a Duplicate MAC Address
    262
  - Configuring MAC Release
    262
- MAC Retention Applications
  263
  - Software Failure
    263
  - Link Failure
    264
Managing Switch User Accounts

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11 Managing Switch Security

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- In this Chapter
  289
- Switch Security Specifications
  290
- Switch Security Defaults
  290
- Switch Security Overview
  291
- Authenticated Switch Access
  292
  - AAA Servers-RADIUS or LDAP
    292
  - Authentication-Only-Ace/Server
    292
  - Interaction with the User Database
    293
  - ASA and Authenticated Vlans
    293
- Configuring Authenticated Switch Access
  294
- Quick Steps for Setting up ASA
  295
- Setting up Management Interfaces for ASA
  297
  - Enabling Switch Access
    298
  - Configuring the Default Setting
    298
  - Using Secure Shell
    299
- Configuring Accounting for ASA
  300
- Verifying the ASA Configuration
  301
Chapter 12 Using Webview

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- In this Chapter
  303
- Webview CLI Defaults
  304
- Browser Setup
  304
- Webview CLI Commands
  305
  - Enabling/Disabling Webview
    305
  - Changing the HTTP Port
    305
  - Enabling/Disabling SSL
    305
  - Changing the HTTPS Port
    306
- Quick Steps for Setting up Webview
  307
- Webview Overview
  307
  - Webview Page Layout
    307
    
    Banner
    308
    
    Toolbar
    308
    
    Feature Options
    308
    
    View/Configuration Area
    308
- Configuring the Switch with Webview
  310
  - Accessing Webview
    310
    
    Security Warning
    311
  - Home Page
    312
  - Configuration Page
    314
    
    Global Configuration Page
    314
    
    Table Configuration Page
    315
    
    Table Features
    317
  - Adjacencies
    321
- Webview Help
  323
  - General Webview Help
    323
  - Specific-Page Help
    323
12 Using Webview

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Appendix A Software License and Copyright Statements

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- Alcatel-Lucent License Agreement
  325
  - Alcatel-Lucent Software License Agreement
    325
- Third Party Licenses and Notices
  328
  - Booting and Debugging Non-Proprietary Software
    328
  - The Openldap Public License: Version 2.8, 17 August 2003
    328
  - Linux
    329
  - GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE: Version 2, June 1991
    329
  - University of California
    334
  - Carnegie-Mellon University
    334
  - Random.C
    334
  - Apptitude, Inc
    335
  - Agranat
    335
  - RSA Security Inc
    335
  - Sun Microsystems, Inc
    336
  - Wind River Systems, Inc
    336
  - M. Network Time Protocol Version 4
    336
  - Remote-Ni
    337
  - GNU Zip
    337
  - Freescale Semiconductor Software License Agreement
    337
  - Boost C++ Libraries
    338
  - U-Boot
    338
  - Solaris
    338
  - Internet Protocol Version 6
    338
  - Curses
    339
  - Zmodem
    339
  - Boost Software License
    339
  - Openldap
    339
  - Bitmap.C
    340
  - University of Toronto
    340
  - Aa.free/Openbsd
    340
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Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch AOS Release 6 Manual (346 pages)

Table of Contents

About this Guide

Chapter 1 Managing System Files

Chapter 4 Time

Chapter 10 Managing Switch User Accounts

Chapter 2 Logging into the Switch

Logging into the Switch

Chapter 3 Using SNMP

Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP)

Managing CMM Directory Content

Using the CLI

Working with Configuration Files

Managing Automatic Remote Configuration Download

Chapter 8 Managing Automatic Remote Configuration Download

Chapter 9 Configuring MAC Retention

Managing Switch User Accounts

11 Managing Switch Security

Chapter 12 Using Webview

12 Using Webview

Appendix A Software License and Copyright Statements

Index

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