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FRÄNKISCHE DATALIGHT Instruction Manual

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  • Page 1 Instruction Manual DATALIGHT® Switch 12+4-Port 1000 Sw itc h 12+ 4- Po rt 10 00 DA TA LIG ® POW ER RES ET GE/P OF LINK /ACT 1000 BAS E-T SYST EM SPEE D CON SOL E Electrical Systems www.fraenkische.com...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 Contents 0 Get Started 4 Multicast Configuration 0.1 Configuration methods 4.1 Multicast Filtering 4.2 IGMP Snooping 0.1.1 Configuration with the Webinterface 0.1.2 Configure via console 4.2.1 Register Multicast 0.1.3 Configure via configuration files 4.3 Multicast Router Port Settings 0.2 Login...

  • Page 3: Get Started

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 0 Get Started The OMS1124 is a smart switch, which means that this switch has different configuration possibilities which allows to setup access limitations, manage network traffic and allows the analysis of traffic to improve data streams in a network.

  • Page 4: Configure Via Console

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 0 Get Started 0.1.2 Configure via console Connect your PC/Laptop via the console cable to the console port of the switch. Start the terminal, connect to the proper COM port with the following configuration: Speed (baud):...

  • Page 5: Configure Via Configuration Files

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 0 Get Started 0.1.3 Configure via configuration files Figure 4: Example configuration File 0.2 Login The default login information is: Username: admin Password: admin Note Default login should be changed for security reason. 0.3 System Status After login the switch shows important information.

  • Page 6: Change Login Information

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 0 Get Started 0.4 Change Login Information Go to the menu Administration > User Accounts. With “Edit” the password of an existing user can be changed. With a click on “Add” another user can be created.

  • Page 7: Save Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 0 Get Started 0.5 Save configuration All configurations will be written into the running configuration file in the flash memory. To keep the configuration permanent, it is necessary to save the running configuration to the startup configuration file.

  • Page 8: Ip Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 1 IP Configuration The IP configuration is necessary to get access to the webinterface of the switch. If there are no additional VLAN configurations, only the VLAN1 interface must be configured. If there are VLAN configurations, may its necessary to configure additional IP addresses for the other VLANs.

  • Page 9: Ip Configuration With Vlan Configurations

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 1 IP Configuration 1.2 IP Configuration with VLAN configurations If there were VLANs configured, it is possible to give the switch additional IP addresses so that the switch can be configured with devices from another VLAN. Therefore, in the menu IP Configuration > IP Interfaces > IPv4 Interface click “Add”...

  • Page 10: File Management

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 2 File Management With the device it is possible to save / load the configuration on / from a TFTP Server. 2.1 Download configuration from an TFTP Server In the menu Administration > File Management > Save Configuration it is possible to get the configuration from a TFTP Server to the switch.

  • Page 11: Backup Configuration To A Tftp Server

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 2 File Management 2.2 Backup configuration to a TFTP Server In the menu Administration > File Management > Save Configuration it is possible to backup the configurations form the switch to a TFTP Server. Choose Backup, enter the address of the TFTP Server. Choose the File, which should be copied to the TFTP Server and define a name for the file on the TFTP Server.

  • Page 12: Reset Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 2 File Management 2.4 Reset configuration All configurations in the startup configuration can be deleted by Rebooting the Switch to Factory Defaults. This can be done in the menu Administration > Reboot menu. Figure 19: Reboot menu With a Click on “Reboot to Factory Defaults”...
  • Page 13 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 2 File Management Figure 21: Active Image menu If there is the newer firmware version under “Active Image Version Number After Reboot”, then the update was successful and after reboot the new firmware version will be started.

  • Page 14: Virtual Lan Management

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 3 Virtual LAN Management To use of Virtual LANs (VLANs) the following steps must be done: 1) Create VLANs 2) Configure Interfaces as Trunk / Access Ports 3) Define VLAN Memberships 3.1 Create VLAN Navigate to Ports & VLAN > VLAN Settings > Create VLAN to see the existing VLANs.

  • Page 15: Access Port / Trunk Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 3 Virtual LAN Management With a click on “Apply” the VLAN will be added in the VLAN table. The Popup will open again for the case, another VLAN should be added. Figure 26: Create VLAN page with additional VLAN 3.2 Access Port / Trunk Configuration...
  • Page 16 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 3 Virtual LAN Management Figure 28: VLAN interface settings Popup With a click on “Apply” the configuration can be seen in the interface setting table. Figure 29: VLAN interface settings page with example configuration on entry NR. 15...

  • Page 17: Defining Vlan Membership

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 3 Virtual LAN Management 3.3 Defining VLAN Membership In the menu Port & VLAN > VLAN Settings > Port VLAN Membership it is possible to define a specific VLAN for the Access Ports. For Trunks it is possible to specify allowed VLANs.
  • Page 18 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 3 Virtual LAN Management Figure 32: VLAN membership Popup for trunk port With a click on “Apply” the configuration can be seen in the Port VLAN Membership Table. Figure 33: VLAN membership page with example configuration Interface 5, 15 Note If all VLAN configurations were done, don’t forget to save all done configuration permanent on the switch.

  • Page 19: Multicast Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 4 Multicast Configuration To enable IGMP Snooping it is necessary to activate multicast filtering and IGMP Snooping for the bridge. Then further configuration must be done depending on the needed services. 4.1 Multicast Filtering In the menu Multicast > Properties the Bridge Multicast Filtering Status can be enabled.

  • Page 20: Igmp Snooping

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 4 Multicast Configuration 4.2 IGMP Snooping To enable IGMP Snooping, navigate to Multicast > IGMP Snooping. Enable the IGMP Snooping Status. Then the IGMP snooping configuration can be done for the specific VLANs. Figure 35: Multicast IGMP Snooping page Check the VLAN, which should be configured and click on “Edit”.

  • Page 21: Register Multicast

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 4 Multicast Configuration Figure 37: IGMP Snooping page with activated IGMP Snooping for VLAN1 Note If all IGMP Snooping configurations were done, don’t forget to save all done configuration permanent on the switch. The save process is described in the section file management.

  • Page 22: Multicast Router Port Settings

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 4 Multicast Configuration 4.3 Multicast Router Port Settings If IGMP Snooping for a VLAN is configured in that way, that the Multicast Router Port learn is enabled, then the correct Multi- cast Router Port should be already known. In case of a wrong detection, it may be necessary to declare this interface as static.
  • Page 23 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 4 Multicast Configuration If no unregistered multicast should be allowed on the interface, change in this menu from “Forwarding” to “Filtering” and click “Apply”. The configuration can be seen in the Unregistered multicast table. Figure 43: Unregistered Multicast page with filter configuration on Interface 4 Note If all multicast configurations were done, don’t forget to save all done configuration permanent on the switch.

  • Page 24: Simple Network Management Protocol

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 5 Simple Network Management Protocol With this switch it is possible to configure the Simple Network Management protocol (SMNP) to send messages to an SNMP manager / trap receiver. 5.1 Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) The community configuration for the SNMP can be done in the SNMP > Communities menu.

  • Page 25: Notification Recipient Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 5 Simple Network Management Protocol 5.2 Notification Recipient Configuration An SNMP Trap Recipient can be configured in the SNMP > Notification Recipients SNMPv1,2 menu. Figure 47: SNMP Notification Recipients page With a click on “Add” a new entry can be done.

  • Page 26: Configure Port Security

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 6 Configure Port Security If it isn’t allowed everyone to use the ports of the switch, there is the possibility to restrict the access to defined MAC addresses. If another device tries to connect to the interface, the port will shut down and must be restarted by an administrator.
  • Page 27 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 6 Configure Port Security Figure 53: Port Security page with test configuration on port 4 Note If all Port security configurations were done, don’t forget to save all done configuration permanent on the switch. The save process is described in the section file management.

  • Page 28: Quality Of Service - Bandwidth Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 7 Quality of Service - Bandwidth Configuration Often it is necessary to set a limit for ingress or egress information rate. This configuration can be done in the menu Quality of Service > General > Bandwidth.

  • Page 29: Spanning Tree

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 8 Spanning Tree 8.1 Spanning Tree Protocol without VLAN configuration In the menu Spanning Tree > STP Global Settings the configuration for the Spanning Tree can be seen and some global configuration can be made for the switch.

  • Page 30: Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol With Vlan Configuration

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 8 Spanning Tree Here the different parameters for the Spanning Tree construction can be configured for the port. Configured values can be seen in the STP Interface Setting table. Figure 60: Spanning Tree Interface Settings page with test configuration on Interface 4 Note If all Spanning Tree configurations were done, don’t forget to save all done configuration permanent on the switch.
  • Page 31 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 8 Spanning Tree Check an Instance and click on “Edit” to add different VLANs to the instance. Figure 63: MSTP Instance to VLAN Popup With a click on “Apply” the configuration can be seen in the VLAN to MSTP Instance table.
  • Page 32 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 8 Spanning Tree Choose the instance, check an interface and click on “Edit”. Figure 67: MSTP Interface Settings Popup In the MSTP Interface Settings Popup the Interface Priority and the Path cost can be configured. The configuration can be seen in the MST Interface Setting table.

  • Page 33: Port Mirroring

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 9 Port Mirroring There is the possibility to look for the network traffic from one or more ports on another port. For Port Mirroring two steps must be done: 1) Define the destination port and a session number...

  • Page 34: Span Session Sources Interface

    DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 9 Port Mirroring 9.2 SPAN Session Sources Interface The sources can be configured in the menu Port & VLAN > SPAN > SPAN Session Sources. Figure 72: Port Mirroring Source page Click on “Add” to add sources to an Session.
  • Page 35 DATALIGHT Switch 12+4-Port 1000 Your connection to us Division Director Head of Export Sales Thomas Hofmann Matthias Rühr Phone + 49 9525 88-2562 Phone + 49 9525 88-8530 thomas.hofmann@fraenkische.de matthias.ruehr@fraenkische.de Export Sales Please visit our website Tamara Schneider www.fraenkische.com Phone + 49 9525 88-2416 www.datalight-system.com...
  • Page 36 Sw itc h 12+ 4- Po rt 10 00 DA TA LIG ® POW ER RES ET GE/P OF LINK /ACT 1000 BAS E-T SYST EM SPEE D CON SOL E FRÄNKISCHE Rohrwerke Gebr. Kirchner GmbH & Co. KG | Hellinger Str. 1 | 97486 Königsberg / Germany Phone +49 9525 88-8123 | Fax +49 9525 88-2151 | marketing@fraenkische.de | www.fraenkische.com Subject to change without notice | 02/2019...

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