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The MAGBES Manageable GigaBit Ethernet Switch is an Industrial 5-Port Gigabit Switch available in several
mechanical and electrical variants:
Electrical Variants:
5 Copper ports (4 x RJ45 and one 2.54mm Header)
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3 Copper ports (2 x RJ45 and one 2.54mm Header) and 2 x SFP (Small Form factor Pluggable)
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Mechanical Variants:
Stand Alone Switch.
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PC/104 Stackable Switch.
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PIP Build-In Switch.
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Supported Functions
Configuration via Web Interface
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Automatic or manual Port Settings
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Switch Statistics
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Port Based VLAN
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IEEE 802.1Q VLAN
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©2012 by MPL AG
Technical Reference Manual
MAGBES Technical Reference Manual
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MAGBES
Quality of Service
MAC Authentication
SNMP Support
IEEE 802.1D Spanning Tree
Port Monitoring
MEH-10134-201 Rev. D
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- Page 1 Technical Reference Manual High-Tech • Made in Switzerland MAGBES Technical Reference Manual The MAGBES Manageable GigaBit Ethernet Switch is an Industrial 5-Port Gigabit Switch available in several mechanical and electrical variants: Electrical Variants: 5 Copper ports (4 x RJ45 and one 2.54mm Header) ●...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1.1 ABOUT THIS MANUAL......................6 1.2 MANUAL REVISIONS......................6 1.2.1 RELATED PRODUCTS....................6 1.2.2 REVISION HISTORY..................... 6 1.3 RELATED DOCUMENTATION....................6 2 ACCESSING MAGBES MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE ..........7 2.1 Factory default system configuration parameters.............7 2.2 Login............................7 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION...................8 3.1 System Status........................8 3.2 System Setup........................ - Page 3 6.2.2.6 Hostname..........................71 6.2.2.7 Location..........................71 6.2.2.8 Password..........................71 6.2.2.9 Login Timeout........................71 6.2.3 Port section........................71 6.2.3.1 Port............................71 6.2.4 Port-Based VLAN section..................... 72 6.2.4.1 PVLAN..........................72 6.2.5 IEEE802.1Q VLAN section................... 72 ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
- Page 4 6.2.9 Spanning Tree section....................74 7 OS INFORMATION.......................75 7.1 OS Copyright and Disclaimer.................... 75 8 COPYRIGHT......................... 76 9 DISCLAIMER........................76 10 TRADEMARKS......................76 11 SUPPORT........................76 11.1 SERIAL NUMBER AND REVISION...................76 11.2 CONTACT MPL AG......................76 ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
- Page 5 Figure 11: Detailed Switch Statistics........................19 Figure 12: Port Based VLAN..........................21 Figure 13: Port Based VLAN Example......................... 22 Figure 14: Port Based VLAN Example MAGBES Configuration................22 Figure 15: IEEE 802.1Q VLAN..........................23 Figure 16: Add new IEEE 802.1Q VLAN......................24 Figure 17: Edit IEEE 802.1Q VLAN........................
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Page 6: Introduction
High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 ABOUT THIS MANUAL This manual and the MAGBES User Manual provide all the information necessary to handle and configure the MAGBES. The manual is written for technical personnel responsible for integrating the MAGBES into their systems. -
Page 7: Accessing Magbes Management Software
High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 2 Accessing MAGBES Management Software The MAGBES is manageable via a Web Interface. To access the MAGBES an IP Address is necessary. This address may be fixed, or retrieved from a DHCP Server. To login a Password is required, which should be changed after the first login. -
Page 8: System Configuration
3 System Configuration 3.1 System Status Figure 2: System Status The System Status shows information about the MAGBES Revisions and the System Configuration: The Product Name, Product Number, Serial Number, and the Firmware are used to identify the ● MAGBES. -
Page 9: System Setup
If disable both Web Interface and Telnet Command Line Interface, the MAGBES will disable the ● configuration interface of the MAGBES. This means that the MAGBES will not use any IP address but will still do the configured jobs as long as they don't require an IP Address (SNMP will not work). To revert in the configurable mode the "default switch"... -
Page 10: System Admin
● System Status). The Password must be retyped to ensure that no typos have been filled in. If you have forgotten the Password you have to set the MAGBES to default as it is described in the MAGBES User Manual. -
Page 11: System Configuration
WARNING: Upload, viewing and download XML files uses much memory. Using large XML files may lead to an “out of RAM” condition, which may lead to a restart of the MAGBES. So it is not recommended to use this feature in a production network. -
Page 12: Switch Configuration
MAGBES Technical Reference Manual High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 4 Switch Configuration 4.1 Port Status Figure 6: Port Status By clicking on the Port number you can configure the port. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 13: Port Configuration (Copper)
100MBit Full-Duplex, 100MBit Half-Duplex, 10MBit Full-Duplex, and 10MBit Half-Duplex: these ● settings are used to force the MAGBES to these Speeds and Duplex-Modes. Warning: When using one of these Modes, the Link Partner must be set to the exact same settings. - Page 14 2 pairs instead of the required 4 pairs, they may negotiate to 1000Base-T but will fail to link. If downshift is enabled MAGBES will advertise the next lower speed after the 1000Base-T link fails 3 times. This feature is ignored in other modes than Auto (1GBit).
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Page 15: Port Configuration (Sfp)
The Port Configuration for SFP works similar to the one for Copper with the difference, that the settings allow only the SPF supported Speeds. If the SFP is not supported by the MAGBES the Settings drop down box is fixed on Disabled. -
Page 16: Sfp Diagnostic
High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 4.1.2.1 SFP Diagnostic If the SFP supports Digital Diagnostics the button Diagnostics will be displayed. By pressing this button the SFP Diagnostic page will be show. Figure 9: SFP Diagnistics ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... - Page 17 Enables a SNMP Misc Trap when Alarm or Warning Flags change. Please note that the SNMP must be configured and enabled for this. Please refer to 4.8 SNMP Configuration for more information. Values: The A/D Values and the Alarm and Warnings threshold Values. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
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Page 18: Switch Statistics
RX Octets: The total length of all good Ethernet Frames received. RX Octets Errors: The total length of all bad Ethernet Frames received. TX Octets: The total length of all Ethernet Frames sent. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 19: Detailed Switch Statistics
MAGBES Technical Reference Manual High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 4.2.1 Detailed Switch Statistics Figure 11: Detailed Switch Statistics ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... - Page 20 Frames where the collision is detected 512 bit-times into the transmission. The Histogram Counters shows the total Frames (received and sent) with their length. By clicking on the Clear button, all statistics Counters will be reset for this port. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
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Page 21: Port Based Vlan
Port1 (Production Workstation) or Port2 (Production Workstation). Warning: Please make sure that the Port you use to configure the MAGBES is enabled in one VLAN. Otherwise the connection to the internal CPU is lost, and you have to press the Default Switch to enable access to the internal CPU again. -
Page 22: Port Based Vlan Example
Marketing Workstation 1 has connection to Marketing Workstation 2 and to the Server / Router. ● Production Workstation 1 has connection to Production Workstation 2 and to the Server / Router. ● This can be achieved with following configuration: Figure 14: Port Based VLAN Example MAGBES Configuration ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 23: Ieee 802.1Q Vlan
VID. All changes to the VLAN configuration takes only place when check it and press the send button. Management VLAN ID: The ID of the VLAN within management of the MAGBES is possible, if the • VLAN is enabled. -
Page 24: Configuring Ieee 802.1Q Vlan Groups
Tagged: The Frame will egress on this port with the IEEE 802.1Q VLAN tag. ● Unmodified: The Frame will egress on this port as it was received. ● After Pressing Apply the settings for this VLAN will be saved. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 25: Configuring The Ports For Ieee 802.1Q Vlan
On the bottom Form you can define how the ingress frames on each port are treated: Figure 18: IEEE 802.1Q VLAN Port Settings By clicking on the port number you can configure the ports for the IEEE 802.1Q VLAN: Figure 19: Edit IEEE 802.1Q VLAN Settings ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 26: Ieee 802.1Q Vlan Example
Marketing: Marketing 1 Workstation in Office 1, Marketing 2 Workstation in Office 2, and the ● Server/Router. VoIP: VoIP Phone 1 in Office 1 and VoIP Phone 2 Office 2 and will be routed on the Server/Router ● ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 27: Figure 21: Ieee 802.1Q Vlan Example Magbes Configuration
Production Workstation 1 to Server/Router: Production Workstation 1 sends an untagged Frame to MAGBES 1 Port 0. ● MAGBES 1 adds the VLAN tag with the VID 15 to the Frame and forwards this frame to Port 4 ● Server/Router. -
Page 28: Important Notes Using Ieee 802.Q Vlan
Production Workstation 2 to Server/Router: Production Workstation 2 sends an untagged Frame to MAGBES 2 Port 0. ● MAGBES 2 adds the VLAN tag with the VID 15 to the Frame and forwards this frame to Port 4 ● MAGBES 1. -
Page 29: Quality Of Service (Qos)
High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 4.5 Quality Of Service (QoS) The Quality of Service function is used to setup the MAGBES to treat the Ethernet traffic according the type of the frames. This can be achieved by setting priorities to the frames. -
Page 30: Priority Mapping For Mac, Vid, Ieee 802.1Ac And Default Priority
This is the value found either in the Destination MAC, Source MAC, VID Priority, IEEE 802.1ac, or Default Priority. Switch Priority: This is the priority with which the frame will be treated in the MAGBES. The Frame will egress the MAGBES with the same priority settings it ingresses, unless “Replace Priority” is enabled. -
Page 31: Priority Mapping For Tos / Tc And Dscp
Class Selector and the Drop Precedence. The mapping from the DSCP to the 4 internal priorities can be modified by pressing the button “DCSP Mapping” Figure 24: Priority Mapping for ToS / TC Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 32: Replace Priority
The MAGBES supports the replacing of priority on a per Port basis Figure 25: Port Settings for QoS By clicking on the Replace Priority entry it is possible to configure MAGBES to egress a frame with another priority as the frame was received. -
Page 33: Mac Authentication
MAC address on a port, and changing the priority of a frame with a particular MAC address. Figure 26: MAC Authentication With the Button “Add MAC”, a new MAC Address can be loaded into the MAGBES. The MAC Address will be stored into the Address Translating Unit as static (not aging) entry. -
Page 34: Figure 27: Mac Address Properties
If Overwrite (Ov) is set and the Source or Destination MAC address priority is enabled in the Qos settings, the Frame will be treated with the priority selected in the Value field. Del: Allows to delete the MAC address from the static MAC address base. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 35: Figure 28: List Known Mac Address Page
Describes the type of the MAC address. Either “Static”, if added in internal address database, or “Aging” if the MAC address is dynamic (automatic learned by the switch). By clicking on the MAC address the properties page will be shown. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 36: Ieee 802.1X Source Mac Checking
Selecting a port in the table “IEEE 802.X Source MAC Checking” allows only authorized MAC address (i.e. MAC address in the internal static database) to ingress and egress on this port. The setting above allows only frames with the MAC address 00:50:43:00:6E:35 to ingress and egress on Port 4. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 37: Snmp Configuration
If marked, the IP address is valid Community: The MAGBES supports SNMPv1 only. This string is used to distinguish between different users with different rights. Normally the string “public” is used for Read Only access, and the string “private” is used for Read/Write access. -
Page 38: Spanning Tree Protocol
In this example Network you will have a broadcast storm unless you have enabled the STP. The STP will elect a “Root Bridge” and enables only those links which have the smallest “Path Cost” to the “Root Bridge”. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 39: Figure 32: Spanning Tree Example, Stp On
MAGBES 1: All ports are Designated Ports. Ports 0, 3, and 4 are also Edge Ports. MAGBES 2: Ports 0, 2, and 3 are Designated Ports. Port 4 is the Root Port. Port 1 is a Backup Port. MAGBES 3: Ports 1 and 3 are Designated Ports. Port 4 is the Root Port. Port 0 is an Alternate Root Port. - Page 40 MAGBES-2 decides to use the Port4 as new Root Port and lets the MAGBES 3 know. MAGBES 3 changes the Port Role of Port 0 from Alternate Root Port to Designated Port. MAGBES 4 decides to use the Alternate Root Port 4 as new Root Port and sets the old Root Port 0 to the Alternate Root Port.
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Page 41: Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol
MAGBES Technical Reference Manual High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 4.10 Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol 4.10.1 Bridge Configuration Figure 33: STP Bridge Configuration ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 42: Bridge Parameters
Please make sure that the “Port Cost Mode” is the same on all Bridges in the network. Fast Root Fail Det: If the MAGBES detects a Root Bridge Failure it will accelerate the outdating of the information of the failing Root Bridge. This option is not according the IEEE802.1D Standard. -
Page 43: Stp Port Options
Port Priority for this port. Can be a value between 0 and 240 in 16 steps. The lower the value the higher the priority. Cost: Either Auto or Manual. If set to Auto the MAGBES calculates the Port Cost according the detected Speed. If set to Manual the Value will be taken. Edge:... -
Page 44: Stp Configuration Parameters
Path Cost = 8 Since the Path cost on MAGBES 2 P1 is smaller than the one of P4, MAGBES 2 select P1 as Root Port. By changing the Port Cost on MAGBES 2 P1 to 16 (Port Cost: Manual 16), MAGBES will use P4 as Root Port. -
Page 45: Performance Parameters
Path Cost = 8 Since the Port ID of MAGBES 2 P3 (128, 3) is smaller than the one of MAGBES 2 P4 (128, 4), MAGBES 4 selects P3 as Root Port. By changing the Port Priority of MAGBES 2 P4 to 112, MAGBES 4 will use P1 as Root Port. -
Page 46: Technical Reference Manual
4.10.4.3 STP and VLAN MAGBES currently supports only the RSTP according IEEE802.1D 2004. Since this is not a “per VLAN RSTP” it is not possible to have a spanning tree for each VLAN. Instead all ports used for links between the Bridges should be configured to be member of all VLAN ID's. -
Page 47: Port Monitoring
High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 4.11 Port Monitoring Figure 35: Port Monitoring MAGBES supports Port Monitoring for Ingress and Egress frames. The Monitor Port selects the port where the Ingress or/and Egress Frames from the Ports table are forwarded. ©2012 by MPL AG... -
Page 48: Telnet Command Line Interface
The implemented Telnet Server will only allow one connected client. ● 5.1 Login After connecting the MAGBES with a “Telnet” command, MAGBES will ask for a password. This is the same as the one used for the Web Interface. MAGBES Admin Login... -
Page 49: Help Command
CLI: ifconfig dhcp IP Settings: DHCP IP Addr: 10.0.0.18 Netmask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 10.0.0.1 IP Settings accepted, please reboot the system 5.4.2 DHCP Options DHCP Options settings: CLI: dhcpconf DHCP: Fall Back: 192.168.1.254 Timeout: 12 sec ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 50: System Information
Jumbo Frames: disabled The jumbo command uses the arguments [on/off] CLI: jumbo on Jumbo Frames: enabled Password: CLI: passwd New Password (min 4 max 14) Enter Password: **** Retype Password: **** Password accepted ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 51: Port Configuration
Additionally the parameter flow for enabled Flow-Control will be displayed. Possible settings for SFP ports: Automatic Auto 1GBit Full-Duplex 1000BASE-X 100MBit 100BASE-FX Disabled Disabled Additionally the parameter flow for enabled Flow-Control will be displayed. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... - Page 52 Setting accepted Disable Downshift: CLI: port 1 ds off Setting accepted Note: MAGBES does not check if a setting is possible or not. It is the user responsibility to configure the pors ● correct. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
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0060: 38 00 00 00 60 9B 20 00 60 9B 20 00 00 0F 00 00 8...`. .`..0070: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0A D2 C9 52 03 1C 00 00 00 ..R..©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 54: Switch Statistics
TX Unicast Frames: TX Broadcast Frames: TX Multicast Frames: TX Pause Frames: TX Excessive Frames: TX Collisions Frames: TX Deferred Frames: TX Single Frames: TX Multiple Frames: TX FCS Error Frames: TX Late Frames: ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 55: Port Based Vlan
ID: 1 ' default' 0 1 2 3 4 ID: 2 ' Production' 1 2 4 ID: 3 ' Marketing' 0 3 4 This lists the ID, description and all member ports of each pVLAN. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 56: Ieee802.1Q Vlan
Show the VLAN admin settings: CLI: vlan VLAN: disabled Managment VID: 1 Enable / disable the VLAN: CLI: vlan on CLI: vlan VLAN: enabled Managment VID: 1 CLI: vlan off CLI: vlan VLAN: disabled Managment VID: 1 ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 57: Eee802.1Q Vlans
0U 1U 2U 3U 4U 15: ' Production' Prio: normal-(0) 0U 2T 4T 20: ' Marketing' Prio: normal-(0) 1U 2T 4T 21: ' test' Prio: high-(4) 0T 2X 200: ' VoIP' Prio: over-normal-(0) 0X 2T 4T ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 58: Eee802.1Q Vlan Ports
VoIP' forced check port 1: default VID: 20: ' Marketing' check port 2: default VID: 1: ' default' disabled port 3: default VID: 200: ' VoIP' check port 4: default VID: 1: ' default' disabled ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 59: Qos
Ingress prio 3 => Replaced by prio 4 Ingress prio 4 => Replaced by prio 5 Ingress prio 5 => Replaced by prio 6 Ingress prio 6 => Replaced by prio 7 Ingress prio 7 => Replaced by prio 0 ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... - Page 60 CS1-(001000) low CS2-(010000) normal CS3-(011000) normal CS4-(100000) highest CS5-(101000) high CS6-(110000) highest CS7-(111000) highest Assured Forwarding PHB (AF): AF11-(001010) low AF21-(010010) normal AF31-(011010) normal AF41-(100010) highest AF12-(001100) low AF22-(010100) normal AF32-(011100) normal AF42-(100100) high ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
- Page 61 39-(111001) highest 3A-(111010) highest 3B-(111011) highest 3C-(111100) highest 3D-(111101) highest 3E-(111110) highest 3F-(111111) highest Set the DSCP to switch priority: CLI: qos dscp 000000 high CLI: qos dscp Class Selector PHB (CS): Default-(000000) high ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
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Page 62: Mac Address Authentication
Add MAC address with new default priority and priority overwrite as statically entry for a port CLI: mac add 00:60:c2:1b:01:78 0 7 ov CLI: mac list 0 Port 0 00:50:43:00:6E:30 Static 00:50:43:00:6E:36 Static 00:60:C2:1B:01:77 Static 00:60:C2:1B:01:78 Static Priority Overwrite highest(7) ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... - Page 63 Set IEEE 802.X Source MAC Checking mode for a port: CLI: mac source 0 on CLI: mac source Port 0 source-checking enabled Port 1 source-checking disabled Port 2 source-checking disabled Port 3 source-checking disabled Port 4 source-checking disabled ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
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Page 64: Snmp Configuration
192.168.112.201 disable private rw auth boot link misc Delete a SNMP configuration: CLI: snmp del 192.168.112.201 CLI: snmp 10.0.0.1 enable public rw auth boot link misc 10.0.0.11 enable public rw auth boot link misc ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 65: Spanning Tree
Bridge Prio 32768 Hello Time Forward Delay 15 Max Age Port Cost Short FRFD Info: RSTP not running CLI: stp mode auto CLI: stp disabled Mode auto Bridge Prio 32768 Hello Time ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... - Page 66 Prio: 128 Cost: 4 State: Backup Blocking Port2: enabled Prio: 128 Cost: 4 State: Designated Forwarding Port3: enabled Prio: 128 Cost: 4 State: Root Forwarding Port4: enabled Prio: 128 Cost: 4 State: Backup Blocking ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
- Page 67 State: Disabled Blocking CLI: stp port set Port0: Edge: force edge P2P: auto Port1: Edge: auto P2P: force false Port2: Edge: auto P2P: auto Port3: Edge: auto P2P: auto Port4: Edge: auto P2P: auto ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D...
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Page 68: Firmware Update Procedure
Since the update process will kill the telnet server, no further messages will be displayed. ● 5.15 Configuration file handling It is also possible to configure the entire MAGBES with a configuration file. See chapter 6 Configuration File for further information on configuration file support. 5.15.1 Upload a configuration file The configuration file will be loaded to the upload area in like a firmware binary. -
Page 69: Load The Uploaded Configuration File
CLI: config apply Configuration saved, Please reboot the MAGBES 5.15.5 Download the current configuration as configuration file There is no transfer protocol implemented which allows to download the configuration directly. But since the configuration file is a text (xml) file, the file will be displayed and can be saved with “copy &... -
Page 70: Configuration File
MAC Address of the MAGBES. This value is read-only, but will be checked on ● applying. This means, that if the MAC Address in the file is not the same as the one of the MAGBES, the configuration will not be accepted. -
Page 71: Jumbo Frame
MAGBES Technical Reference Manual High-Tech • Made in Switzerland dhcp-timeout is the time the MAGBES tries to retrieve IP settings via the DHCP. If this time elapsed ● after valid link detection, the MAGBES uses the dhcp-fallback IP Address. dhcp-fallback is the IP Address which will be used after the dhcp-timeout has elapsed. -
Page 72: Port-Based Vlan Section
For each IEEE priority (0 to 7) a <ieee-prio> exists: ieee-tag is the IEEE802.1p priority tag. Allowed values are “0” to “7”. ● The value of the <ieee-prio> tag contains the priority string which is used within the MAGBES. ● Allowed values are “low”, “normal”, “high” and “highest”. -
Page 73: Qos Port Settings
“yes” if the SNMP configuration is read/write, if read-only it is set to “no”. ● The value of this tag is the SNMP IP Address. ● Note: The MAGBES supports only 3 SNMP Entries. ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 74: Spanning Tree Section
Valid is one of the following values: “ auto”, ● “force-true” or “force-false”. The value of this tag enables/disables the port. Valid values are “yes” or “no”. ● ©2012 by MPL AG MEH-10134-201 Rev. D... -
Page 75: Os Information
Technical Reference Manual High-Tech • Made in Switzerland 7 OS Information The MAGBES Firmware is based on the Ethernut Operating system. 7.1 OS Copyright and Disclaimer Copyright (C) 2001-2006 by egnite Software GmbH. All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted under the the following conditions: 1. -
Page 76: Copyright
In case of sales information questions please send an email to sales@mpl.ch. If you have a technical problem with a MAGBES, please read first the User Manual and also this manual carefully. If you can’t solve the problem on your own you can contact us for technical support per email at support@mpl.ch.
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