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Nortel BayStack 325-24G Configuration Manual (489 pages)

Ethernet Switches 325 and 425

Brand: Nortel | Category: Switch | Size: 7.83 MB

Restricted Rights Legend
2
Statement of Conditions
2
Preface
33
Before You Begin
34
Text Conventions
34
Related Publications
35
Getting Help from the Nortel Web Site
36
Getting Help through a Nortel Distributor or Reseller
37
Getting Help over the Phone from a Nortel Solutions Center
37
Getting Help from a Specialist by Using an Express Routing Code
37
About Ethernet Switches 325 and 425
39
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (IEEE 802.1Ab)
40
LLDP Operational Modes
42
Transmitting Lldpdus
43
Configuring LLDP Using the CLI
44
Radius Password Fallback Enhancement
45
Eapol with Guest Vlan
46
Shutdown Command
46
Reload Command
47
Show Mac-Address-Table Enhancement
48
Ping Enhancement
49
Download Without Reset
50
Bootp When Needed as Default
51
VLAN Configuration Control
52
Port Mirroring Configuration Rules
53
Other Features
53
Flash Memory Storage
54
Switch Software Image Storage
54
Configuration and Switch Management
55
Hardware Components of the Ethernet Switch 325
57
Console Port
58
Port Connectors
59
Back Panel
61
AC Power Receptacle
62
Hardware Components of the Ethernet Switch 425
67
User Interface Button
68
Setting the Unit as the Base Unit
69
Resetting the Stack
70
Resetting the Unit
70
Aborting a Command
72
LED Display During Change in IP Address and Subnet Mask
73
Console Port
74
Gigabit Interface Converter
75
LED Display Panel
76
Cascade up and down Connectors
78
AC Power Receptacle
79
Network Configuration Examples
83
Desktop Switch Application
83
Segment Switch Application
85
High-Density Switched Workgroup Application
86
Stack Operation
87
Base Unit
88
Initial Installation
88
Stack Mac Address
89
Removing a Unit from the Stack
89
Stack Configurations
90
Stack up Configurations
90
Stack down Configurations
91
Accessing the CI Menus and Screens
93
Using the CI Menus and Screens
94
Navigating the CI Menus and Screens
94
Screen Fields and Descriptions
95
Main Menu
96
System Characteristics Screen
100
Switch Configuration Menu Screen
103
Port List Syntax
106
Accelerator Keys for Repetitive Tasks
107
Adding a New Port to an Existing Port Number List
108
Port Configuration Screen
109
High Speed Flow Control Configuration Screen
112
Choosing a High Speed Flow Control Mode
114
Symmetric Mode
114
Asymmetric Mode
115
Rate Limiting Configuration Screen
115
CLI Basics
119
Cli Command Modes
120
Port Numbering
123
Port Numbering in Standalone Mode
124
Accessing Cli
125
Setting the System Username and Password
127
Getting Help
128
Basic Navigation
128
General Navigation Commands
128
Keystroke Navigation
129
Help Command
130
Default Command
131
Logout Command
132
Enable Command
132
Interface Command
133
Disable Command
133
End Command
134
Exit Command
134
Reload Command
136
Managing Basic System Information
137
Show Sys-Info Command
138
Show Tech Command
139
Show Stack-Info Command
141
Show Stacking-Mode Command
142
Managing Mac Address Forwarding Database Table
143
Show Mac-Address-Table Command
144
Mac-Address-Table Aging-Time Command
145
Default Mac-Address-Table Aging-Time Command
146
Installing Device Manager
147
Jdm Installation Precautions
148
Installing the Device Manager Software
149
Installing Jdm on Windows
149
Windows Minimum Requirements
149
Removing Previous Versions of Jdm on Windows
150
Installing Jdm on Windows from the CD
150
Installing Jdm on Windows from the Web
151
Executing the Jdm Installation Software on Windows
152
Installing Jdm on Unix or Linux
159
Minimum Requirements
160
Installing Jdm on Solaris from the CD
160
Installing Jdm on Linux from the CD
161
Installing Jdm on Unix or Linux from the Web
161
Executing the Jdm Installation Software on Unix or Linux
163
Removing Jdm in Unix or Linux Environments
170
Device Manager Basics
171
Starting Device Manager
171
Setting the Device Manager Properties
172
Opening a Device
174
Device Manager Window
177
Menu Bar
177
Toolbar
178
Device View
179
Selecting Objects
180
Selecting a Single Object
180
Selecting Multiple Objects
181
Leds and Ports
182
Shortcut Menus
183
Status Bar
185
Using the Buttons in Device Manager Dialog Boxes
185
Editing Objects
186
Working with Statistics and Graphs
186
Types of Statistics
187
Types of Graphs
187
Statistics for Single and Multiple Objects
190
Viewing Statistics as Graphs
191
Telnet Session
193
Opening an Ssh Connection to the Device
194
Trap Log
195
Online Help
196
Using the Web-Based Management Interface
199
Logging in to the Web-Based Management Interface
200
Menu
201
Management
204
Viewing Summary Information
205
Viewing Summary Switch Information
206
Viewing Stack Information
207
Changing Stack Numbering
209
Identifying Unit Numbers
211
System Configuration Using the Console Interface
213
IP Configuration/Setup Screen
214
Choosing a Bootp Request Mode
216
Bootp When Needed
217
Bootp Always
217
Bootp Disabled
218
Bootp or Last Address
218
Snmp Configuration Screen
219
System Characteristics Screen
221
Console/Comm Port Configuration Screen
223
Logging in
231
Renumber Stack Units Screen
232
Hardware Unit Information Screen
233
Telnet/Snmp/Web Access Configuration Screen
234
Software Download Screen
237
Led Indications During the Download Process
240
Binary Configuration Download
241
Requirements
243
ASCII Configuration File Download
244
Enabling and Disabling Autosave
247
Using Sntp
248
Setting Local Time Zone
249
System Configuration Using the CLI
251
Assigning and Clearing Ip Addresses
252
Ip Address Command
252
No Ip Address Command
253
Ip Default-Gateway Command
254
Show Ip Command
255
Show Ip Address Command
256
Assigning and Clearing IP Addresses for Specific Units
257
No Ip Address Unit Command
258
Pinging
259
Resetting the Switch to Default Configuration
261
Show Ip Dns Command
262
Ip Name-Server Command
263
No Ip Name-Server Command
264
Ip Domain-Name Command
265
Configuration Management
266
Show Config-Network Command
267
ASCII Configuration Generator
268
Show Running-Config Command
269
Customizing Your System
270
Setting the Terminal
270
Show Terminal Command
271
Show Cli Command
272
Displaying System Information
273
Setting Boot Parameters
274
Boot Command
274
Ip Bootp Server Command
275
Setting Tftp Parameters
276
Show Tftp-Server Command
277
No Tftp-Server Command
278
Setting the Default Management Interface
279
Customizing the Opening Banner
280
Show Banner Command
281
Displaying the Arp Table
282
Displaying Interfaces
282
Show Interfaces Command
283
Show Interfaces Config Command
284
Saving the Configuration to NVRAM
285
Write Memory Command
286
Show Autosave Command
287
Autosave Enable Command
288
No Autosave Enable Command
288
Default Autosave Enable Command
288
Setting Time on Network Elements Using Simple Network Time Protocol
289
Show Sntp Command
289
Sntp Enable Command
290
No Sntp Enable Command
290
Sntp Server Primary Address Command
291
Sntp Server Secondary Address Command
291
No Sntp Server Command
292
Sntp Sync-Now Command
293
Setting Local Time Zone
294
No Clock Time-Zone
295
No Clock Summer-Time
296
Enabling Autopology
297
Autotopology Command
297
No Autotopology Command
298
Default Autotopology Command
298
Show Autotopology Settings
298
Show Autotopology Nmm-Table
299
Lldp Command
300
Default Lldp Command
301
Lldp Port Config Notification Command
302
Default Lldp Port Config Notification Command
303
No Lldp Tx-Tlv Command
304
Default Lldp Tx-Tlv Command
305
No Lldp Port Status Command
306
Show Lldp Command
307
Show Lldp Port Command
309
Configuring Leds on the Display Panel
312
Configuring UI Button
313
Ui-Button Unit Command
314
Upgrading Software
315
Download Command
316
Ethernet Port Management Using the Cli
319
Enabling or Disabling a Port
319
Shutdown Command for the Port
319
No Shutdown Command
320
Naming Ports
321
Name Command
321
No Name Command
322
Default Name Command
322
Setting Port Speed
323
Speed Command
323
Default Speed Command
324
Duplex Command
325
Default Duplex Command
326
Enabling Flow Control
326
Flowcontrol Command
327
Default Flowcontrol Command
328
Enabling Rate-Limiting
329
Rate-Limit Command
330
Default Rate-Limit Command
331
Show Auto-Negotiation-Capabilities Command
332
Auto-Negotiation-Advertisements Command
333
No Auto-Negotiation-Advertisements Command
334
Default Auto-Negotiation-Advertisements Command
335
Viewing Unit Information
337
Unit Tab
338
Rate Limit Tab
338
Viewing Switch Ip Information
339
Globals Tab
340
Addresses Tab
341
Editing the Chassis Configuration
343
System Tab
343
Base Unit Info Tab
346
Stack Info Tab
347
Agent Tab
349
Powersupply Tab
350
Banner Tab
353
Custom Banner Tab
356
Working with Configuration Files
358
Filesystem Dialog Box
358
ASCII Config File
360
Working with Sntp
362
Configuring Sntp
362
Displaying Topology Information Using Device Manager
364
Topology Tab
364
Topology Table Tab
365
Viewing and Editing a Single Port Configuration
367
Interface Tab for a Single Port
368
Viewing and Editing Multiple Port Configurations
371
Interface Tab for Multiple Ports
372
Viewing System Information
375
Quick Start
377
Configuring System Security
379
Changing the Ethernet Switch 325/425 to System Defaults
381
Logging out of the Management Interface
382
Configuring the Switch Using Web-Based Management
385
Modifying System Settings
389
Configuring Switch Port Autonegotiation Speed
390
Configuring High Speed Flow Control
393
Downloading Switch Images
394
Downloading ASCII Configuration Files
396
Tftp Server
397
Parameters on a TFTP Server
399
Enabling and Disabling Autosave
400
Configuring Rate Limiting
402
Chapter 13 Troubleshooting
405
Interpreting the Leds
405
Diagnosing and Correcting Problems
405
Normal Power-Up Sequence
406
Port Connection Problems
407
Autonegotiation Modes
407
Port Interface
408
Installing an SFP Transceiver
409
Product Description
410
Locking/Extractor Mechanisms
411
SFP Models
412
CWDM SFP Models
413
Installing Sfps
414
Removing an Sfp
415
Technical Specifications
416
SFP Specifications
417
BASE-SX (LC Type) Specifications
418
BASE-SX (MT-RJ Type) Specifications
420
CWDM SFP Specifications
421
Hard-Copy Technical Manuals
423
Connectors and Pin Assignments
425
MDI and MDI-X Devices
426
MDI-X to MDI Cable Connections
427
DB-9 (RS-232-D) Console/Comm Port Connector
428
Base-T Pinouts for the Ethernet Switch 425
430
Appendix C Default Settings
431
Sample Bootp Configuration File
443
Sample Bootp Configuration File
444
Command List
447
Appendix F Technical Specifications
469
Environmental Specifications
469
Physical Dimensions
470
Performance Specifications
471
Data Rate
471
Network Protocol and Standards Compatibility
472
Safety Agency Certification
472
Electromagnetic Emissions
472
Electromagnetic Immunity
473
Index
475

Nortel BayStack 325-24G Specifications (9 pages)

Nortel BayStack 325-24G: Specifications

Brand: Nortel | Category: Switch | Size: 0.41 MB

Product Brief
1
Features and Benefits
2
Multi-Link Trunking
3
Vlan Support
3
Igmp Snooping
3
ASCII Configuration File
3
Network Management
4
Configuration Management
4
Advanced Management Features
5
Enhanced Security
5
Port Mirroring
5
Technical Specifications
7
Interface Options
7
Network Protocol and Standards Compatibility
7
Electromagnetic Immunity
8
Ordering Information
8
Safety Agency Approvals
8
Electromagnetic Emissions
8

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