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Dell PowerConnect 8132F User Configuration Manual (1294 pages)

Brand: Dell | Category: Switch | Size: 35.26 MB

Notes and Cautions
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

49
- About this Document
  49
- Audience
  50
- Document Conventions
  50
- Additional Documentation
  51
2 Switch Features

53
- System Management Features
  54
  - Multiple Management Options
    54
  - System Time Management
    54
  - Log Messages
    55
  - Integrated DHCP Server
    56
  - Management of Basic Network Information
    56
  - Ipv6 Management Features
    56
  - Dual Software Images
    56
  - File Management
    57
  - Switch Database Management Templates
    57
  - Automatic Installation of Firmware and Configuration
    57
  - Sflow
    58
  - SNMP Alarms and Trap Logs
    58
  - CDP Interoperability through ISDP
    58
  - Remote Monitoring (RMON)
    58
- Stacking Features
  59
  - High Port Count
    59
- Single IP Management
  59
- Automatic Firmware Update for New Stack Members
  59
- Master Failover with Transparent Transition
  60
- Nonstop Forwarding on the Stack
  60
- Hot Add/Delete and Firmware Synchronization
  60
- Security Features
  60
  - Configurable Access and Authentication Profiles
    60
  - Password-Protected Management Access
    61
  - Strong Password Enforcement
    61
  - TACACS+ Client
    61
  - RADIUS Support
    61
  - Ssh/Ssl
    62
  - Inbound Telnet Control
    62
  - Denial of Service
    62
  - Port Protection
    62
  - Captive Portal
    63
  - Dot1X Authentication (IEEE 802.1X)
    63
  - MAC-Based 802.1X Authentication
    63
  - Dot1X Monitor Mode
    64
  - MAC-Based Port Security
    64
  - Access Control Lists (ACL)
    64
  - Time-Based Acls
    65
  - IP Source Guard (IPSG)
    65
  - DHCP Snooping
    65
  - Dynamic ARP Inspection
    65
  - Protected Ports (Private VLAN Edge)
    66
- Switching Features
  66
  - Flow Control Support (IEEE 802.3X)
    66
  - Head of Line Blocking Prevention
    66
  - Alternate Store and Forward (ASF)
    66
    
    Auto-MDI/MDIX Support
    67
    
    Back Pressure Support
    67
    
    Jumbo Frames Support
    67
    
    VLAN-Aware MAC-Based Switching
    67
    
    Auto Negotiation
    68
    
    Broadcast Storm Control
    68
    
    Port Mirroring
    68
    
    Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
    69
    
    Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) for Media Endpoint Devices
    69
    
    Priority-Based Flow Control (PFC)
    69
    
    Static and Dynamic MAC Address Tables
    69
    
    Data Center Bridging Exchange (Dbcx) Protocol
    70
    
    Enhanced Transmission Selection
    70
    
    Fibre Channel over Ethernet (Fcoe) Initialization Protocol Snooping
    70
    
    Cisco Protocol Filtering
    71
    
    DHCP Layer 2 Relay
    71
  - Virtual Local Area Network Supported Features
    71
    
    Port-Based Vlans
    71
    
    VLAN Support
    71
    
    GARP and GVRP Support
    72
    
    IEEE 802.1V Protocol-Based Vlans
    72
    
    IP Subnet-Based VLAN
    72
    
    MAC-Based VLAN
    72
    
    Voice VLAN
    72
    
    Double Vlans
    73
    
    Guest VLAN
    73
  - Spanning Tree Protocol Features
    74
    
    Rapid Spanning Tree
    74
    
    Spanning Tree Port Settings
    74
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    74
  - Multiple Spanning Tree
    74
  - Bridge Protocol Data Unit (BPDU) Guard
    75
  - BPDU Filtering
    75
- Link Aggregation Features
  75
  - Link Aggregation
    75
  - Link Aggregate Control Protocol (LACP)
    75
- Routing Features
  77
  - Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Table Management
    77
  - VLAN Routing
    77
  - IP Configuration
    77
  - Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
    77
  - BOOTP/DHCP Relay Agent
    78
  - IP Helper and UDP Relay
    78
  - Routing Information Protocol
    78
  - Router Discovery
    78
  - Routing Table
    78
  - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
    79
  - Tunnel and Loopback Interfaces
    79
- Ipv6 Routing Features
  79
  - Ipv6 Configuration
    79
  - Ipv6 Routes
    80
  - Ospfv3
    80
  - Dhcpv6
    80
- Quality of Service (Qos) Features
  81
3 Hardware Overview

87
- Powerconnect 8000-Series and 8100-Series Front Panel
  87
  - Powerconnect 8024 Front Panel
    87
  - Powerconnect 8024F Front Panel
    88
  - Powerconnect 8132 Front Panel
    89
  - Powerconnect 8132F Front Panel
    89
  - Powerconnect 8164 Front Panel
    90
  - Powerconnect 8164F Front Panel
    91
  - Hot-Pluggable Interface Modules
    92
  - USB Port (Power Connect 8100-Series Switches Only)
    94
  - Port and System Leds
    94
  - Powerconnect 8000-Series and 8100-Series Back Panel
    94
    
    Console Port
    96
    
    Out-Of-Band Management Port
    96
    
    Power Supplies
    96
    
    Ventilation System
    96
  - LED Definitions
    97
    
    Port Leds
    97
    
    Module Bay Leds
    98
    
    Out-Of-Band Ethernet Management Port Leds
    99
    
    System Leds
    99
  - Switch Addresses
    100
  - The Switch
    101
4 Using Dell Openmanage Switch

103
- Administrator
  103
  - About Dell Openmanage Switch Administrator
    103
  - Starting the Application
    104
  - Understanding the Interface
    105
  - Defining Fields
    107
  - Understanding the Device View
    108
    
    Using the Device View Port Features
    108
5 Using the Command-Line Interface

109
- Accessing the Switch through the CLI
  109
  - Console Connection
    109
  - Telnet Connection
    110
  - Understanding Command Modes
    111
  - Entering CLI Commands
    113
    
    Using the Question Mark to Get Help
    113
    
    Entering Abbreviated Commands
    114
    
    Negating Commands
    114
    
    Using Command Completion
    114
    
    Recalling Commands from the History Buffer
    115
    
    Understanding Error Messages
    115
6 Default Settings

117
7 Setting the IP Address and Other

121
8 Managing QSFP Ports

141
9 Managing a Switch Stack

143
- Stacking Overview
  143
  - Creating a Powerconnect 8000/8100 Series Stack
    145
  - How Is the Stack Master Selected
    146
  - Adding a Switch to the Stack
    148
  - Removing a Switch from the Stack
    148
  - How Is the Firmware Updated on the Stack
    149
  - What Is Stacking Standby
    149
  - What Is Nonstop Forwarding
    150
  - Switch Stack MAC Addressing and Stack Design Considerations
    153
  - NSF Network Design Considerations
    153
  - Why Is Stacking Needed
    154
  - Default Stacking Values
    154
  - Managing and Monitoring the Stack (Web)
    155
    
    Unit Configuration
    155
    
    Stack Summary
    157
    
    Stack Firmware Synchronization
    158
    
    Supported Switches
    159
    
    Stack Port Summary
    160
    
    Stack Port Counters
    161
    
    Stack Port Diagnostics
    161
    
    NSF Summary
    162
    
    Checkpoint Statistics
    163
  - Managing the Stack (CLI)
    164
    
    Configuring Stack Member, Stack Port, and NSF Settings
    164
    
    Viewing and Clearing Stacking and NSF Information
    166
  - Stacking and NSF Usage Scenarios
    166
    
    Basic Failover
    167
    
    Preconfiguring a Stack Member
    169
    
    NSF in the Data Center
    171
    
    NSF and Voip
    172
    
    NSF and DHCP Snooping
    173
    
    NSF and the Storage Access Network
    174
    
    NSF and Routed Access
    176
10 Configuring Authentication

179
11 Monitoring and Logging System

205
- Information
  205
  - System Monitoring Overview
    205
    
    What System Information Is Monitored
    205
    
    Where Are Log Messages Sent
    206
    
    Why Is System Information Needed
    206
    
    What Are the Severity Levels
    207
    
    What Are the System Startup and Operation Logs
    207
    
    What Is the Log Message Format
    208
    
    What Factors Should be Considered When Configuring Logging
    209
  - Default Log Settings
    209
  - Monitoring System Information and Configuring Logging (Web)
    210
    
    Device Information
    210
    
    System Health
    211
    
    System Resources
    212
    
    Integrated Cable Test for Copper Cables
    213
    
    Optical Transceiver Diagnostics
    214
    
    Log Global Settings
    216
  - RAM Log
    217
  - Log File
    218
  - Remote Log Server
    218
  - Email Alert Global Configuration
    221
  - Email Alert Mail Server Configuration
    222
  - Email Alert Subject Configuration
    224
  - Email Alert to Address Configuration
    225
  - Email Alert Statistics
    226
- Monitoring System Information and Configuring Logging (CLI)
  227
  - Viewing System Information
    227
  - Running Cable Diagnostics
    227
  - Configuring Local Logging
    228
  - Configuring Remote Logging
    230
  - Configuring Mail Server Settings
    231
  - Configuring Email Alerts for Log Messages
    232
- Logging Configuration Examples
  234
  - Configuring Local and Remote Logging
    234
  - Configuring Email Alerting
    235
  - Verify the Configuration
    237
12 Managing General System Settings

239
- System Settings Overview
  239
  - Why Does System Information Need to be Configured
    240
  - What Are SDM Templates
    241
  - Why Is the System Time Needed
    242
  - How Does SNTP Work
    242
- Default General System Information
  242
- Configuring General System Settings (Web)
  243
  - System Information
    243
  - CLI Banner
    246
  - SDM Template Preference
    247
  - Clock
    248
  - SNTP Global Settings
    249
  - SNTP Authentication
    250
  - SNTP Server
    252
  - Summer Time Configuration
    256
  - Time Zone Configuration
    257
  - Slot Summary
    258
  - Supported Cards
    259
- Configuring System Settings (CLI)
  260
  - Configuring System Information
    260
  - Configuring the Banner
    261
  - Managing the SDM Template
    262
  - Configuring SNTP Authentication and an SNTP Server
    262
  - Setting the System Time and Date Manually
    264
  - Viewing Slot Information
    265
- General System Settings Configuration Examples
  266
  - Configuring System and Banner Information
    266
  - Configuring SNTP
    269
  - Configuring the Time Manually
    271
13 Configuring SNMP

273
- SNMP Overview
  273
  - What Is SNMP
    273
  - What Are SNMP Traps
    274
  - Why Is SNMP Needed
    275
- Default SNMP Values
  275
- Configuring SNMP (Web)
  277
  - SNMP Global Parameters
    277
  - SNMP View Settings
    278
  - Access Control Group
    280
  - Snmpv3 User Security Model (USM)
    282
  - Communities
    285
  - Notification Filter
    287
  - Notification Recipients
    288
  - Trap Flags
    291
  - Ospfv2 Trap Flags
    292
  - Ospfv3 Trap Flags
    293
  - Trap Log
    294
- Configuring SNMP (CLI)
  295
- SNMP Configuration Examples
  304
  - Configuring Snmpv1 and Snmpv2
    304
  - Configuring Snmpv3
    305
14 Managing Images and Files

309
- Image and File Management Overview
  309
15 Automatically Updating the Image

337

Dell PowerConnect 8132F User Configuration Manual (1266 pages)

Brand: Dell | Category: Switch | Size: 35.94 MB

Notes and Cautions
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

49
- About this Document
  49
- Audience
  50
- Document Conventions
  50
- Additional Documentation
  51
2 Switch Features

53
- System Management Features
  54
  - Multiple Management Options
    54
  - System Time Management
    54
  - Log Messages
    54
  - Integrated DHCP Server
    55
  - Management of Basic Network Information
    55
  - Ipv6 Management Features
    55
  - Dual Software Images
    55
  - File Management
    56
  - Switch Database Management Templates
    56
  - Automatic Installation of Firmware and Configuration
    56
  - Sflow
    57
  - SNMP Alarms and Trap Logs
    57
  - CDP Interoperability through ISDP
    57
  - Remote Monitoring (RMON)
    57
- Stacking Features
  58
  - High Port Count
    58
- Single IP Management
  58
- Automatic Firmware Update for New Stack Members
  58
- Master Failover with Transparent Transition
  59
- Nonstop Forwarding on the Stack
  59
- Hot Add/Delete and Firmware Synchronization
  59
- Security Features
  59
  - Configurable Access and Authentication Profiles
    59
  - Password-Protected Management Access
    60
  - Strong Password Enforcement
    60
  - TACACS+ Client
    60
  - RADIUS Support
    60
  - Ssh/Ssl
    61
  - Inbound Telnet Control
    61
  - Denial of Service
    61
  - Port Protection
    61
  - Captive Portal
    62
  - Dot1X Authentication (IEEE 802.1X)
    62
  - MAC-Based 802.1X Authentication
    62
  - Dot1X Monitor Mode
    63
  - MAC-Based Port Security
    63
  - Access Control Lists (ACL)
    63
  - Time-Based Acls
    64
  - IP Source Guard (IPSG)
    64
  - DHCP Snooping
    64
  - Dynamic ARP Inspection
    64
  - Protected Ports (Private VLAN Edge)
    65
- Switching Features
  65
  - Flow Control Support (IEEE 802.3X)
    65
  - Head of Line Blocking Prevention
    65
  - Alternate Store and Forward (ASF)
    65
    
    Auto-MDI/MDIX Support
    66
    
    Back Pressure Support
    66
    
    Jumbo Frames Support
    66
    
    VLAN-Aware MAC-Based Switching
    66
    
    Auto Negotiation
    67
    
    Broadcast Storm Control
    67
    
    Port Mirroring
    67
    
    Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
    68
    
    Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) for Media Endpoint Devices
    68
    
    Priority-Based Flow Control (PFC)
    68
    
    Static and Dynamic MAC Address Tables
    68
    
    Data Center Bridging Exchange (Dbcx) Protocol
    69
    
    Enhanced Transmission Selection
    69
    
    Fibre Channel over Ethernet (Fcoe) Initialization Protocol Snooping
    69
    
    Cisco Protocol Filtering
    70
    
    DHCP Layer 2 Relay
    70
  - Virtual Local Area Network Supported Features
    70
    
    Port-Based Vlans
    70
    
    VLAN Support
    70
    
    GARP and GVRP Support
    71
    
    IEEE 802.1V Protocol-Based Vlans
    71
    
    IP Subnet-Based VLAN
    71
    
    MAC-Based VLAN
    71
    
    Voice VLAN
    71
    
    Double Vlans
    72
    
    Guest VLAN
    72
  - Spanning Tree Protocol Features
    73
    
    Rapid Spanning Tree
    73
    
    Spanning Tree Port Settings
    73
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    73
  - Multiple Spanning Tree
    73
  - Bridge Protocol Data Unit (BPDU) Guard
    74
  - BPDU Filtering
    74
- Link Aggregation Features
  74
  - Link Aggregation
    74
  - Link Aggregate Control Protocol (LACP)
    74
- Routing Features
  76
  - Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Table Management
    76
  - VLAN Routing
    76
  - IP Configuration
    76
  - Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
    76
  - BOOTP/DHCP Relay Agent
    77
  - IP Helper and UDP Relay
    77
  - Routing Information Protocol
    77
  - Router Discovery
    77
  - Routing Table
    77
  - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
    78
  - Tunnel and Loopback Interfaces
    78
- Ipv6 Routing Features
  78
  - Ipv6 Configuration
    78
  - Ipv6 Routes
    79
  - Ospfv3
    79
  - Dhcpv6
    79
- Quality of Service (Qos) Features
  80
3 Hardware Overview

85
- Powerconnect 8000-Series and 8100-Series Front Panel
  85
  - Powerconnect 8024 Front Panel
    85
  - Powerconnect 8024F Front Panel
    86
  - Powerconnect 8132 Front Panel
    87
  - Powerconnect 8132F Front Panel
    87
  - Powerconnect 8164 Front Panel
    88
  - Powerconnect 8164F Front Panel
    89
  - Hot-Pluggable Interface Modules
    90
  - USB Port (Power Connect 8100-Series Switches Only)
    92
  - Port and System Leds
    92
  - Powerconnect 8000-Series and 8100-Series Back Panel
    92
    
    Console Port
    93
    
    Out-Of-Band Management Port
    93
    
    Power Supplies
    93
    
    Ventilation System
    94
  - LED Definitions
    95
    
    Port Leds
    95
    
    System Leds
    96
  - Switch Addresses
    97
4 Using Dell Openmanage Switch

101
- Administrator
  101
  - About Dell Openmanage Switch Administrator
    101
  - Starting the Application
    102
  - Understanding the Interface
    103
  - Defining Fields
    105
  - Understanding the Device View
    106
    
    Using the Device View Port Features
    106
5 Using the Command-Line Interface

107
- Accessing the Switch through the CLI
  107
  - Console Connection
    107
  - Telnet Connection
    108
  - Understanding Command Modes
    109
  - Entering CLI Commands
    111
    
    Using the Question Mark to Get Help
    111
    
    Entering Abbreviated Commands
    112
    
    Negating Commands
    112
    
    Using Command Completion
    112
    
    Recalling Commands from the History Buffer
    113
    
    Understanding Error Messages
    113
6 Default Settings

115
7 Setting the IP Address and Other

119
8 Managing QSFP Ports

139
9 Managing a Switch Stack

141
- Stacking Overview
  141
  - Creating a Powerconnect 8000/8100 Series Stack
    142
  - How Is the Stack Master Selected
    144
  - Adding a Switch to the Stack
    145
  - Removing a Switch from the Stack
    146
  - How Is the Firmware Updated on the Stack
    147
  - What Is Stacking Standby
    147
  - What Is Nonstop Forwarding
    147
  - Switch Stack MAC Addressing and Stack Design Considerations
    150
  - NSF Network Design Considerations
    151
  - Why Is Stacking Needed
    151
  - Default Stacking Values
    152
  - Managing and Monitoring the Stack (Web)
    153
    
    Unit Configuration
    153
    
    Stack Summary
    155
    
    Stack Firmware Synchronization
    156
    
    Supported Switches
    157
    
    Stack Port Summary
    158
    
    Stack Port Counters
    159
    
    Stack Port Diagnostics
    159
    
    NSF Summary
    160
    
    Checkpoint Statistics
    161
  - Managing the Stack (CLI)
    162
    
    Configuring Stack Member, Stack Port, and NSF Settings
    162
    
    Viewing and Clearing Stacking and NSF Information
    164
  - Stacking and NSF Usage Scenarios
    164
    
    Basic Failover
    166
    
    Preconfiguring a Stack Member
    168
    
    NSF in the Data Center
    170
    
    NSF and Voip
    171
    
    NSF and DHCP Snooping
    172
    
    NSF and the Storage Access Network
    173
    
    NSF and Routed Access
    175
10 Configuring Authentication

177
11 Monitoring and Logging System

203
- Information
  203
  - System Monitoring Overview
    203
    
    What System Information Is Monitored
    203
    
    Where Are Log Messages Sent
    204
    
    Why Is System Information Needed
    204
    
    What Are the Severity Levels
    205
    
    What Are the System Startup and Operation Logs
    205
    
    What Is the Log Message Format
    206
    
    What Factors Should be Considered When Configuring Logging
    207
  - Default Log Settings
    207
  - Monitoring System Information and Configuring Logging (Web)
    208
    
    Device Information
    208
    
    System Health
    209
    
    System Resources
    210
    
    Integrated Cable Test for Copper Cables
    211
    
    Optical Transceiver Diagnostics
    212
    
    Log Global Settings
    214
  - RAM Log
    215
  - Log File
    216
  - Remote Log Server
    216
  - Email Alert Global Configuration
    219
  - Email Alert Mail Server Configuration
    220
  - Email Alert Subject Configuration
    222
  - Email Alert to Address Configuration
    223
  - Email Alert Statistics
    224
- Monitoring System Information and Configuring Logging (CLI)
  225
  - Viewing System Information
    225
  - Running Cable Diagnostics
    225
  - Configuring Local Logging
    226
  - Configuring Remote Logging
    228
  - Configuring Mail Server Settings
    229
  - Configuring Email Alerts for Log Messages
    230
- Logging Configuration Examples
  232
  - Configuring Local and Remote Logging
    232
  - Configuring Email Alerting
    233
  - Verify the Configuration
    235
12 Managing General System Settings

237
- System Settings Overview
  237
  - Why Does System Information Need to be Configured
    238
  - What Are SDM Templates
    239
  - Why Is the System Time Needed
    240
  - How Does SNTP Work
    240
- Default General System Information
  240
- Configuring General System Settings (Web)
  241
  - System Information
    241
  - CLI Banner
    244
  - SDM Template Preference
    245
  - Clock
    246
  - SNTP Global Settings
    247
  - SNTP Authentication
    248
  - SNTP Server
    250
  - Summer Time Configuration
    254
  - Time Zone Configuration
    255
  - Slot Summary
    256
  - Supported Cards
    257
- Configuring System Settings (CLI)
  258
  - Configuring System Information
    258
  - Configuring the Banner
    259
  - Managing the SDM Template
    260
  - Configuring SNTP Authentication and an SNTP Server
    260
  - Setting the System Time and Date Manually
    262
  - Viewing Slot Information
    263
- General System Settings Configuration Examples
  264
  - Configuring System and Banner Information
    264
  - Configuring SNTP
    267
  - Configuring the Time Manually
    269
13 Configuring SNMP

271
- SNMP Overview
  271
  - What Is SNMP
    271
  - What Are SNMP Traps
    272
  - Why Is SNMP Needed
    273
- Default SNMP Values
  273
- Configuring SNMP (Web)
  275
  - SNMP Global Parameters
    275
  - SNMP View Settings
    276
  - Access Control Group
    278
  - Snmpv3 User Security Model (USM)
    280
  - Communities
    283
  - Notification Filter
    285
  - Notification Recipients
    286
  - Trap Flags
    289
  - Ospfv2 Trap Flags
    290
  - Ospfv3 Trap Flags
    291
  - Trap Log
    292
- Configuring SNMP (CLI)
  293
- SNMP Configuration Examples
  302
  - Configuring Snmpv1 and Snmpv2
    302
  - Configuring Snmpv3
    303
14 Managing Images and Files

307
- Image and File Management Overview
  307
15 Automatically Updating the Image

333

Dell PowerConnect 8132F Release Note (74 pages)

5.1.0.1 Firmware Release Notes

Brand: Dell | Category: Switch | Size: 1.49 MB

Table of Contents
2
Introduction
3
Global Support
3
Firmware Specifications
3
Firmware Upgrade
4
Firmware Downgrade
5
Boot Code Downgrade
6
Hardware Supported
6
Support Matrix
7
Supported Firmware Functionality
8
Release Notes
9
Added Functionality in this Release
9
C H a N G E D F U N C T I O N a L I T y I N T H I S R E L E a S
9
- CLI Reference Guide Update
  10
- Multicast Vlan Registration
  12
- Iscsi Optimization
  12
- Dhcp Relay
  20
I S S U E S R E S O L V E
23
C L I R E F E R E N C E G U I D E U P D a T E
54
U S E R ' S C O N F I G U R a T I O N G U I D E U P D a T E
58
Known Issues
60
K N O W N R E S T R I C T I O N S a N D L I M I T a T I O N
69
- Management – 4.2.1.3
  70
- Layer 2 – 4.2.0.4
  71
- Layer 3 – 4.2.0.4
  72
- Management – 4.2.0.4
  73
- Data Center – 4.2.0.4
  74

Dell PowerConnect 8132F Manual (55 pages)

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Brand: Dell | Category: Switch | Size: 2.88 MB

Dell PowerConnect 8132F Configuration Manual (17 pages)

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Switch Features

3 Hardware Overview

4 Using Dell Openmanage Switch

5 Using the Command-Line Interface

6 Default Settings

7 Setting the IP Address and Other

8 Managing QSFP Ports

9 Managing a Switch Stack

10 Configuring Authentication

11 Monitoring and Logging System

12 Managing General System Settings

13 Configuring SNMP

14 Managing Images and Files

15 Automatically Updating the Image

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Switch Features

3 Hardware Overview

4 Using Dell Openmanage Switch

5 Using the Command-Line Interface

6 Default Settings

7 Setting the IP Address and Other

8 Managing QSFP Ports

9 Managing a Switch Stack

10 Configuring Authentication

11 Monitoring and Logging System

12 Managing General System Settings

13 Configuring SNMP

14 Managing Images and Files

15 Automatically Updating the Image

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2 Dell Recommended Switch Configuration

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