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SMC Networks 7724M/VSW - annexe 1 Manual (387 pages)

Extended Ethernet switch

Brand: SMC Networks | Category: Network Router | Size: 9.53 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

20
- Audience
  20
- Document Structure
  20
- Tab. 1.1 Overview of Chapters
  20
  - Document Convention
    21
  - Document Notation
    21
  - Tab. 1.2 Command Notation of Guide Book
    21
  - Virus Protection
    22
  - CE Declaration of Conformity
    22
2 System Overview

23
- Fig. 2.1 the Front View of Switch
  23
  - System Features
    24
3 Command Line Interface (CLI)

26
4 System Connection and IP Address

37
- System Connection
  37
  - Connecting to the Console Port
    37
  - System Login
    37
  - Password for Privileged EXEC Enable Mode
    38
  - Changing Login Password
    39
  - Login Password Recovery Process
    40
  - Management for System Account
    41
    
    Creating System Account
    41
    
    Security Level
    41
  - Limiting Number of Users
    44
  - Auto Log-Out
    45
  - Telnet Access
    45
  - System Rebooting
    46
    
    Manual System Rebooting
    46
  - Auto System Rebooting
    47
- System Authentication
  48
  - Authentication Method
    48
  - Authentication Interface
    48
  - Primary Authentication Method
    48
  - RADIUS Server
    49
    
    Frequency of Retransmit
    49
    
    RADIUS Server for System Authentication
    49
    
    RADIUS Server Priority
    49
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    49
  - TACACS+ Server
    50
    
    Additional TACACS+ Configuration
    50
    
    TACACS+ Server for System Authentication
    50
    
    TACACS+ Server Priority
    50
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    50
  - Accounting Mode
    51
  - Displaying System Authentication
    51
- Configuring Interface
  52
- Secure Shell (SSH)
  56
  - SSH Server
    56
    
    Disconnecting SSH Client
    56
    
    Displaying On-Line SSH Client
    56
    
    Enabling SSH Server
    56
    
    Assigning Specific Authentication Key
    57
    
    Displaying Connection History of SSH Client
    57
  - SSH Client
    57
    
    File Copy
    57
    
    Login to SSH Server
    57
    
    Authentication Key
    58
- Authentication
  59
- Fig. 4.1 Process of 802.1X Authentication
  59
  - Authentication
    60
    
    Enabling 802.1X
    60
    
    RADIUS Server
    60
- Fig. 4.2 Multiple Authentication Servers
  60
5 Port Configuration

68
- Port Basic
  68
- Ethernet Port Configuration
  68
  - Enabling Ethernet Port
    68
  - Auto-Negotiation
    68
  - Transmit Rate
    69
  - Duplex Mode
    70
  - Flow Control
    71
  - Port Description
    71
  - Traffic Statistics
    72
    
    Packet Statistics
    72
    
    CPU Statistics
    73
    
    Protocol Statistics
    74
  - Port Information
    75
- VDSL Port Configuration
  76
  - Modulation of VDSL Signal
    76
    
    DMT Modulation
    76
- Fig. 5.1 Transmission in DSL System
  76
  - Configuring VDSL Port
    77
- Fig. 5.2 DMT Modulation
  77
  - Displaying Status of VDSL Port
    78
  - Enabling VDSL Port
    78
- Tab. 5.1 Information Displayed by Command, Show Lre
  78
  - Profile of VDSL Port
    79
- Tab. 5.2
  79
- Tab. 5.2 Profile of VDSL Port
  79
  - Controlling Power According to Connection Distance
    80
- Tab. 5.3 Option Band of VDSL Port
  80
- Tab. 5.4 Value of PBO-Length
  82
  - PSD Level
    84
- Tab. 5.5 the Frequency of PSD Level Per Band
  84
  - PSD Mask Level
    85
  - Interleave
    85
- Tab. 5.6 the Value of PSD Mask Level
  85
  - Impulse Noise Protection
    87
  - Trellis Coded Modulation (TCM)
    87
  - Ham-Band
    88
  - SNR Margin
    89
- Tab. 5.7 Bandwidth of Ham Band Frequency
  89
- Fig. 5.3 Deciding Transmit Rate According to SNR Margin
  90
  - Bitloading Per Tone
    91
  - G.handshake Tone
    92
  - VDSL Checking Errors of VDSL Port
    92
- Tab. 5.8 Sub-Commands in Bitloading Per Tone
  92
- Fig. 5.4 Counting Times of Error
  93
  - Config-Profile
    96
    
    Line Config Profile
    96
    
    Alarm Config Profile
    99
    
    Configuring CPE
    103
    
    Installing System Image of CPE
    103
    
    Modem Port Reset
    103
    
    Installing CPE System Image File in Slave
    105
    
    Configuring AGC (Auto Gain Control)
    107
    
    Auto-Negotiation of CPE
    108
    
    Checking Length of Cable between CPE and CO
    108
    
    Duplex Mode of CPE
    108
    
    Transmit Rate of CPE
    108
    
    Auto Upgrade of CPE Image
    109
    
    Displaying CPE Status
    109
- Tab. 5.9 NOS Download
  110
  - Port Mirroring
    111
- Fig. 5.5 Port Mirroring
  111
6 System Environment

113
- Environment Configuration
  113
  - Host Name
    113
  - Time and Date
    113
  - Time Zone
    114
  - Network Time Protocol (NTP)
    114
- Tab. 6.1 World Time Zone
  114
  - Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
    115
  - Terminal Configuration
    116
  - Login Banner
    116
  - DNS Server
    117
  - Fan Operation
    118
  - Disabling Daemon Operation
    118
  - FTP Server
    118
  - FTP Client Address
    119
  - System Threshold
    119
    
    CPU Load
    119
    
    Fan Operation
    120
    
    Port Traffic
    120
    
    System Memory
    121
    
    System Temperature
    121
    
    SFP Module (Optional Uplink Port)
    122
  - Configuration Management
    124
    
    Displaying System Configuration
    124
    
    Writing System Configuration
    124
    
    Auto-Saving
    125
    
    System Configuration File
    125
    
    Restoring Default Configuration
    126
  - System Management
    127
    
    Network Connection
    127
- Tab. 6.2 Options for Ping
  127
- Tab. 6.3 Options for Ping for Multiple IP Addresses
  128
  - IP ICMP Source Routing
    129
- Fig. 6.1 Ping Test for Network Status
  129
  - Tracing Packet Route
    130
- Fig. 6.2 IP Source Routing
  130
  - Displaying User Connecting to System
    131
- Tab. 6.4 Options for Tracing Packet Route
  131
  - MAC Table
    132
  - Running Time of System
    132
  - System Information
    132
  - System Memory Information
    133
  - Running Process
    133
  - Displaying System Image
    134
  - Displaying Installed os
    134
  - Default os
    134
  - Switch Status
    134
  - Tech Support Information
    135
  - System Boot Information
    135
7 Network Management

136
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  136
  - SNMP Community
    136
  - Information of SNMP Agent
    137
  - SNMP Com2Sec
    138
  - SNMP Group
    138
  - SNMP View Record
    139
  - Permission to Access SNMP View Record
    139
  - SNMP Version 3 User
    140
  - SNMP Trap
    140
    
    SNMP Trap Mode
    140
    
    SNMP Trap Host
    141
    
    SNMP Trap in Event Mode
    141
    
    Disabling SNMP Trap
    142
    
    Displaying SNMP Trap
    143
  - SNMP Alarm
    144
    
    Alarm Notify Activity
    144
    
    Alarm Severity Criterion
    144
    
    Default Alarm Severity
    145
    
    Generic Alarm Severity
    145
    
    ADVA Alarm Severity
    147
    
    ERP Alarm Severity
    148
    
    STP Guard Alarm Severity
    148
    
    Displaying SNMP Alarm Severity
    149
  - Displaying SNMP Configuration
    149
  - Disabling SNMP
    149
- Operation, Administration and Maintenance (OAM)
  150
  - OAM Loopback
    150
  - Local OAM Mode
    151
  - OAM Unidirection
    151
  - Remote OAM
    151
  - Displaying OAM Configuration
    152
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
  153
  - LLDP Operation
    153
  - Enabling LLDP
    153
  - LLDP Operation Type
    154
  - Basic TLV
    154
  - LLDP Message
    154
  - Reinitiating Delay
    155
  - Displaying LLDP Configuration
    155
- Remote Monitoring (RMON)
  156
  - RMON History
    156
    
    Number of Sample Data
    157
    
    Source Port of Statistical Data
    157
    
    Subject of RMON History
    157
    
    Activating RMON History
    158
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON History
    158
    
    Displaying RMON History
    158
    
    Interval of Sample Inquiry
    158
  - RMON Alarm
    159
    
    Absolute and Delta Comparison
    159
    
    Object of Sample Inquiry
    159
    
    Subject of RMON Alarm
    159
  - Upper Bound of Threshold
    160
  - Lower Bound of Threshold
    160
  - Standard of the First Alarm
    161
  - Interval of Sample Inquiry
    161
  - Activating RMON Alarm
    161
  - Deleting Configuration of RMON Alarm
    162
- RMON Event
  162
  - Event Community
    162
  - Event Description
    162
  - Subject of RMON Event
    163
  - Event Type
    163
  - Activating RMON Event
    163
  - Deleting Configuration of RMON Event
    163
- Syslog
  164
  - Syslog Output Level
    164
  - Facility Code
    166
  - Syslog Bind Address
    167
  - Debug Message for Remote Terminal
    167
  - Disabling Syslog
    167
  - Displaying Syslog Message
    167
  - Displaying Syslog Configuration
    168
- Quality of Service(Qos)
  169
  - How to Operate Qos
    170
- Fig. 7.1 Procedure of Qos Operation
  170
- Fig. 7.2 Structure of Rule
  171
  - Packet Classification
    172
    
    Configuring Flow
    172
    
    Flow Creation
    172
    
    Applying and Modifying Flow
    175
    
    Class Creation
    175
  - Packet Conditioning
    176
    
    Policer Creation
    176
    
    Average Packet Counter
    177
    
    Packet Counter
    177
    
    Rate-Limit
    178
    
    Applying and Modifying Policer
    179
  - Rule Action
    179
    
    Policy Creation
    179
    
    Metering
    180
- Fig. 7.3 Token Bucket Meter
  181
- Fig. 7.4 Behavior of Srtcm (1)
  182
- Fig. 7.5 Behavior of Srtcm (2)
  182
- Fig. 7.6 Bahavior of Srtcm (3)
  183
- Fig. 7.7 Behavior of Trtcm (1)
  184
- Fig. 7.8 Behavior of Trtcm (2)
  184
- Fig. 7.9 Behavior of Trtcm (3)
  185
  - Policy Priority
    186
  - Policy Action
    186
  - Marking and Remarking
    186
- Fig. 7.10 Marking and Remarking
  187
  - Attaching a Policy to an Interface
    191
  - Applying and Modifying Policy
    191
  - Displaying Rule
    191
  - Admin Rule
    193
    
    Creating Admin Flow for Packet Classification
    193
    
    Configuring Admin Flow
    194
    
    Applying and Modifying Admin Flow
    195
    
    Class Creation
    195
  - Admin Rule Action
    196
    
    Admin Policy Creation
    196
    
    Admin Policy Action
    197
    
    Admin Policy Priority
    197
    
    Applying and Modifying Admin Policy
    198
    
    Displaying Admin Rule
    198
    
    Scheduling Algorithm
    199
- Fig. 7.11 Strict Priority Queuing
  199
- Fig. 7.12 Deficit Weighted Round Robin
  200
  - Scheduling Mode
    201
  - Weight
    201
  - Maximum and Minimum Bandwidth
    201
  - Maximum Buffer Numbers
    202
  - Queue Status
    203
  - Displaying Qos
    203
  - Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED)
    204
- Fig. 7.13 WRED Packet Drop Probability
  204
  - Netbios Filtering
    206
- Fig. 7.14 Netbios Filtering
  206
  - Max New Hosts
    207
  - Port Security
    208
    
    Port Security on Port
    208
    
    Port Security Aging
    209
  - MAC Table
    210
    
    Displaying Port Security
    210
  - MAC Filtering
    211
    
    Default Policy of MAC Filtering
    211
    
    Adding Policy of MAC Filter
    212
    
    Deleting MAC Filter Policy
    213
    
    Listing of MAC Filter Policy
    213
  - Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
    214
    
    ARP Table
    214
    
    Registering ARP Table
    214
    
    ARP Alias
    215
    
    Displaying ARP Table
    215
    
    ARP Access List
    216
    
    ARP Inspection
    216
    
    ARP Address Validation
    219
    
    Enabling ARP Inspection Filtering
    219
    
    ARP Inspection Log-Buffer
    220
    
    ARP Inspection on Trust Port
    220
    
    Displaying ARP Inspection
    221
    
    Gratuitous ARP
    221
    
    Proxy-ARP
    223
- Fig. 7.15 Proxy-ARP
  223
  - ICMP Message Control
    224
- Fig. 7.16 ICMP Message Structure
  224
- Tab. 7.1 ICMP Message Type
  224
  - Blocking Echo Reply Message
    225
  - Interval for Transmit ICMP Message
    225
- Tab. 7.2 Mask Calculation of Default Value
  226
  - TCP Flag Control
    227
    
    RST Configuration
    227
    
    SYN Configuration
    227
  - Packet Dump
    227
    
    Packet Dump by Protocol
    228
    
    Packet Dump with Option
    228
- Tab. 7.3 Options for Packet Dump
  228
  - Debug Packet Dump
    229
  - Sflow Monitoring
    230
- Fig. 7.17 Sflow Structure
  230
- Fig. 7.18 Sflow Agent Diagram
  230
  - Sflow Service
    231
  - Agent IP Address
    231
  - Enabling Sflow on Port
    232
  - Maximum IP Header Size
    232
  - Counter Interval
    232
  - Sample Rate
    232
  - Configuring Receiver
    233
    
    Collect IP Address and Port
    233
    
    Maximum Datagram Size
    233
    
    Owner Name of Sflow Receiver
    233
    
    Receiver ID Mode
    233
    
    Displaying Sflow
    234
    
    Receiver Index
    234
    
    Timeout
    234
8 System Main Functions

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- Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)
  235
  - Port-Based VLAN
    236
- Fig. 8.1 Port-Based VLAN
  236
  - Creating VLAN
    237
  - Specifying PVID
    237
  - Assigning Port to VLAN
    237
  - Deleting VLAN
    237
  - Protocol-Based VLAN
    238
  - MAC-Based VLAN
    238
  - Subnet-Based VLAN
    239
  - Tagged VLAN
    239
- Fig. 8.2 Subnet-Based VLAN
  239
  - VLAN Description
    240
- Tab. 8.1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Tagged VLAN
  240
  - VLAN Precedence
    241
  - Displaying VLAN Information
    241
  - Qinq
    242
- Fig. 8.3 Example of Qinq Configuration
  242
- Fig. 8.4 Qinq Frame
  242
  - Double Tagging Operation
    243
  - Double Tagging Configuration
    243
  - TPID Configuration
    244
  - Layer 2 Isolation
    244
    
    Shared VLAN
    245
- Fig. 8.5 Outgoing Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment
  245
- Fig. 8.6 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (1)
  246
- Fig. 8.7 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (2)
  246
  - VLAN Translation
    247
  - Sample Configuration
    247
  - Link Aggregation
    252
    
    Configuring Port Trunk
    252
    
    Port Trunk
    252
- Fig. 8.8 Link Aggregation
  252
  - Disabling Port Trunk
    253
  - Displaying Port Trunk
    253
  - Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)
    253
    
    Configuring LACP
    254
    
    Manual Aggregation
    255
    
    Operation Mode
    255
    
    Priority of Switch
    255
    
    Administrational Key
    256
    
    BPDU Transmission Rate
    256
    
    Displaying LACP Configuration
    257
    
    Port Priority
    257
  - Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP)
    258
- Fig. 8.9 Example of Loop
  258
  - STP Operation
    259
- Fig. 8.10 Principle of Spanning Tree Protocol
  259
- Fig. 8.11 Root Switch
  260
- Fig. 8.12 Designated Switch
  261
- Fig. 8.13 Port Priority
  262
- Fig. 8.14 Port State
  262
  - RSTP Operation
    263
    
    Port States
    263
- Fig. 8.15 Alternate Port and Backup Port
  263
  - BPDU Policy
    264
  - Rapid Network Convergence
    264
- Fig. 8.16 Example of Receiving Low BPDU
  264
- Fig. 8.17 Network Convergence of 802.1D
  265
- Fig. 8.18 Network Convergence of 802.1W (1)
  265
- Fig. 8.19 Network Convergence of 802.1W (2)
  266
- Fig. 8.20 Network Convergence of 802.1W (3)
  266
  - Compatibility with 802.1D
    267
  - MSTP Operation
    267
- Fig. 8.21 Compatibility with 802.1D (1)
  267
- Fig. 8.22 Compatibility with 802.1D (2)
  267
  - Mstp
    268
- Fig. 8.23 CST and ist of MSTP (1)
  268
  - Enabling STP Function (Required)
    269
- Fig. 8.24 CST and ist of MSTP (2)
  269
  - Configuring MSTP/PVSTP Mode
    270
  - STP Basic Configuration
    270
    
    Path-Cost Method
    270
- Tab. 8.2 STP Path-Cost (Short)
  270
  - Edge Ports
    271
- Tab. 8.3 RSTP Path-Cost (Long)
  271
  - BPDU Transmit Hold Count
    272
  - Port Priority
    272
  - Link Type
    273
  - Displaying Configuration
    273
  - Configuring MSTP
    274
    
    Path-Cost
    274
    
    Root Switch
    274
    
    MST Region
    275
    
    Port Priority
    275
    
    Displaying Configuration
    277
    
    Enabling MSTP Configuration
    277
    
    Configuring PVSTP
    278
    
    Enabling PVSTP
    278
- Fig. 8.25 Example of PVSTP
  278
  - Root Switch
    279
  - Path-Cost
    279
  - Port Priority
    280
  - Displaying Configuration
    280
  - Root Guard
    281
- Fig. 8.26 Root Guard
  281
  - Restarting Protocol Migration
    282
  - Loop Back Detection
    282
  - BPDU Configuration
    283
    
    Forward Delay Time
    284
    
    Hello Time
    284
    
    BPDU Hop Count
    285
    
    Max Age
    285
    
    BPDU Filtering
    286
    
    BPDU Guard
    286
    
    Sample Configuration
    288
- Fig. 8.27 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in RSTP Environment
  288
- Fig. 8.28 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in MSTP Environment
  289
  - Ethernet Ring Protection (ERP)
    290
    
    ERP Mechanism
    290
- Fig. 8.29 ERP Operation in Case of Linnk Failure
  292
- Fig. 8.30 Ring Protection
  292
- Fig. 8.31 Link Failure Recovery
  293
- Fig. 8.32 Ring Recovery
  293
  - Loss of Test Packet (LOTP)
    294
  - ERP Shared Link
    294
- Fig. 8.33 Shared Link
  294
  - Configuring ERP Domain
    295
    
    ERP Domain Name
    295
    
    Primary and Secondary Port
    295
    
    Protected VLAN
    295
    
    Control VLAN
    296
    
    Displaying ERP Domian
    296
    
    ERP Ring Priority
    296
  - Selecting the Node
    297
  - Protected Activation
    297
  - Manual Switch to Secondary
    297
  - Wait-To-Restore Time
    298
  - Learning Disable Time
    298
  - Test Packet Interval
    299
  - LOTP Hold off Time
    299
  - ERP Trap
    300
  - Displaying ERP Configuration
    300
- Loop Detection
  301
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
  303
- Fig. 8.34 DHCP Service Structure
  303
  - DHCP Server
    304
    
    DHCP Pool Creation
    305
    
    DHCP Subnet
    305
    
    Range of IP Address
    305
    
    Default Gateway
    306
    
    IP Lease Time
    306
    
    DNS Server
    307
    
    Manual Binding
    307
    
    DHCP Server Option
    308
    
    Domain Name
    308
    
    Static Mapping
    308
    
    IP Address Validation
    309
    
    Recognition of DHCP Client
    309
    
    Authorized ARP
    310
    
    Prohibition of 1:N IP Address Assignment
    310
    
    DHCP Packet Statistics
    311
    
    Ignoring BOOTP Request
    311
    
    Displaying DHCP Pool Configuration
    312
    
    Setting DHCP Pool Size
    312
  - DHCP Address Allocation with Option 82
    312
    
    DHCP Class Capability
    313
    
    DHCP Class Creation
    313
    
    Relay Agent Information Pattern
    313
    
    Associating DHCP Class
    314
    
    Range of IP Address for DHCP Class
    314
  - DHCP Lease Database
    314
    
    DHCP Database Agent
    314
    
    Deleting DHCP Lease Database
    315
    
    Displaying DHCP Lease Status
    315
  - DHCP Relay Agent
    316
    
    DHCP Helper Address
    316
- Fig. 8.35 Example of DHCP Relay Agent
  316
  - Smart Relay Agent Forwarding
    317
  - DHCP Server ID Option
    317
  - DHCP Relay Statistics
    318
  - DHCP Option
    319
    
    Entering DHCP Option Mode
    319
    
    Configuring DHCP Option Format
    320
    
    Deleting DHCP Option Format
    320
    
    Displaying DHCP Option
    320
    
    DHCP Option 82
    321
    
    Enabling DHCP Option 82
    322
    
    Option 82 Sub-Option
    322
- Fig. 8.36 DHCP Option 82 Operation
  322
  - Option 82 Reforwarding Policy
    323
  - Option 82 Trust Policy
    324
  - DHCP Snooping
    324
    
    DHCP Trust State
    325
    
    Enabling DHCP Snooping
    325
    
    DHCP Lease Limit
    326
    
    DHCP Rate Limit
    326
    
    DHCP Snooping Database Agent
    327
    
    Source MAC Address Verification
    327
    
    Static DHCP Snooping Binding
    327
    
    DHCP Snooping Filtering
    328
    
    Authorized ARP
    329
    
    DHCP Snooping Option
    330
    
    DHCP Snooping with Option82
    330
    
    DHCP User Class ID
    331
    
    Displaying DHCP Snooping Configuration
    332
    
    IP Source Guard
    332
    
    Enabling IP Source Guard
    333
    
    Static IP Source Binding
    333
    
    Displaying IP Source Guard Configuration
    334
    
    DHCP Class ID
    335
    
    DHCP Client
    335
    
    DHCP Client ID
    335
    
    Enabling DHCP Client
    335
    
    Host Name
    335
    
    Displaying DHCP Client Configuration
    336
    
    Forcing Release or Renewal of DHCP Lease
    336
    
    IP Lease Time
    336
    
    Requesting Option
    336
    
    DHCP Filtering
    337
    
    DHCP Packet Filtering
    337
    
    DHCP Server Packet Filtering
    337
    
    Debugging DHCP
    338
- Fig. 8.37 DHCP Server Packet Filtering
  338
  - Single IP Management
    339
    
    Switch Group
    339
- Fig. 8.38 Example of Single IP Management
  339
  - Designating Master and Slave Switch
    340
  - Disabling Stacking
    340
  - Displaying Stacking Status
    340
  - Accessing to Slave Switch from Master Switch
    341
  - Sample Configuration
    341
  - Rate Limit
    343
  - Flood Guard
    344
    
    MAC Flood-Guard
    344
- Fig. 8.39 Rate Limit and Flood Guard
  344
  - CPU Flood-Guard
    345
  - Port Flood-Guard
    346
  - Storm Control
    347
  - Jumbo Frame Capacity
    347
  - Bandwidth
    348
  - Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
    348
9 IP Multicast

349
- Fig. 9.1 IGMP Snooping in the L2 Network
  349
  - Multicast Group Membership
    350
    
    IGMP Basic
    350
    
    Clearing IGMP Entry
    351
    
    IGMP Debug
    351
    
    IGMP Version 2
    352
    
    IGMP Static Join
    353
    
    IGMP Version 3
    354
  - Multicast Functions
    355
    
    Multicast Forwarding Database
    355
    
    Blocking Unknown Multicast Traffic
    356
    
    Displaying Mcfdb Information
    356
    
    Forwarding Entry Aging
    356
    
    IGMP Snooping Basic
    357
- Fig. 9.2 IGMP Snooping
  357
  - Enabling IGMP Snooping
    358
  - IGMP Snooping Version
    358
  - IGMP Snooping Robustness Value
    359
  - Igmpv2 Snooping
    359
    
    IGMP Snooping Querier Configuration
    359
    
    IGMP Snooping Last Member Query Interval
    361
    
    IGMP Snooping Immediate Leave
    362
    
    IGMP Snooping Report Suppression
    363
    
    IGMP Snooping S-Query Report Agency
    363
    
    Explicit Host Tracking
    364
    
    Multicast Router Port Configuration
    365
    
    TCN Multicast Flooding
    367
    
    Igmpv3 Snooping
    368
    
    Displaying IGMP Snooping Information
    369
    
    Enabling MVR
    370
    
    Multicast VLAN Registration (MVR)
    370
    
    MVR Group
    370
    
    Displaying MVR Configuration
    371
    
    MVR Helper Address
    371
    
    Source/Receiver Port
    371
    
    IGMP Filtering
    372
    
    IGMP Filtering and Throttling
    372
    
    Displaying IGMP Filtering and Throttling
    374
    
    IGMP Throttling
    374
    
    Multicast-Source Trust Port
    374
10 System Software Upgrade

376
- General Upgrade
  376
- Boot Mode Upgrade
  377
- FTP Upgrade
  380
11 Abbreviations

382

SMC Networks 7724M/VSW - annexe 1 Installation Manual (90 pages)

TigerAccess Extended Ethernet System

Brand: SMC Networks | Category: Extender | Size: 2.1 MB

Installation Guide
1
Japan VCCI Class a
7
Safety Compliance
8
Underwriters Laboratories Compliance Statement
8
Table of Contents
11
1 About the Tigeraccess Extended Ethernet Switch

15
- Overview
  15
  - Extended Ethernet Technology
    17
  - Switch Architecture
    18
  - Management Options
    18
  - Vlans
    19
    
    Multicast Switching
    20
    
    Traffic Priority
    20
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol
    20
- Description of Hardware
  21
- Key Features
  30
Network Planning

33
- Introduction to Switching
  33
- Application Examples
  34
- Application Notes
  38
3 Installing the Extended Ethernet Switch and Splitter 3-1

39
- Preparing the Site
  39
  - Installing Additional Equipment
    41
- Equipment Checklist
  42
  - Package Contents
    42
    
    SMC7724M/VSW EE Switch
    42
    
    SMC7024/VSP or SMC7048/VSP EE Splitters
    43
  - Optional Rack-Mounting Equipment
    43
- Mounting
  44
- Connecting to a Power Source
  52
Making Network Connections

53
- Connecting to the Optional 1000BASE-T and 10/100BASE-TX Modules
  53
  - Twisted-Pair Devices
    53
  - Cabling Guidelines
    53
- Connecting RJ-21 Cables
  54
Troubleshooting

59
- Diagnosing Switch Indicators
  59
- Power and Cooling Problems
  60
- Installation
  61
- In-Band Access
  61
Cables

63
Specifications

71
- Switch Features
  72
- Extended Ethernet (EE) Switch
  73
- Management Features
  73
- Extended Ethernet (EE) Splitter
  75
- Slide-In Modules
  77
Ordering Information

80
- Glossary
  81
  - Gigabit Ethernet
    82
  - Network Diameter
    84
- Index
  87

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SMC Networks 7724M/VSW - annexe 1 Installation Manual (90 pages)

Table of Contents

1 About the Tigeraccess Extended Ethernet Switch

Network Planning

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