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- Page 1 WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I 8GE + 2 SFP Layer 2 Managed PoE Industrial Switch Quick Start Guide V2101 WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 1 of 21...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
DHCP IP Address................... 12 Network Time Client Setup..............13 AAA ......................15 8.5.1. TACACS+ ...................... 15 8.5.2. 802.1x (EAP)....................17 SNMP and MIBs..................18 Firmware Update................20 Update using GUI................... 21 Update using TFTP ................21 WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 2 of 21... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction The WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I is a Managed, Layer 2 (L2), POE (24 & 48V) IP Switch, with Gigabit Ethernet (GbE), Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP), and serial Console interfaces. This document supplements the Wi-TeK Managed Industrial PoE Switch User Manual, available for download from: http://www.wireless-tek.com/Uploads/download/1583371174.pdf... -
Page 4: Leds
No network link Green Link Established Flashing Indicates Activity ‘Link’ Green 48V PoE applied Yellow 24V PoE applied SFP LEDs State Status No link Green Link established at 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) Flashing Indicates Activity WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 4 of 21... -
Page 5: Front Panel
Hot-swappable Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) ports supporting 1 Gbps connections. Console This port is compatible with Cisco part number 72-3383-01 (Console Cable). The serial settings are: Baud rate: 38400 Data bits: Stop bits: Parity: None Flow control: None WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 5 of 21... -
Page 6: Top Panel
One or both can be active, allowing (37 ~ 57 VDC) redundant power supplies. 8A max 12 to 57 VDC An alternative to V2. Wide voltage range 10A max. suitable for unregulated solar panel input. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 6 of 21... -
Page 7: Alarm Connections
To reset the Switch to factory defaults: The Switch should be running after bootup is complete and the PWR LED blinking. Press and hold the Reset button until the PWR LED starts flashing rapidly. Release the Reset button. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 7 of 21... -
Page 8: Mounting Options
Mounting Options Use the built-in DIN rail, or Wall-mount options. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 8 of 21... -
Page 9: Configuration
2. Configure the Ethernet adapter on your host system with a static IP address in the 192.168.0.x subnet. e.g. 192.168.0.10 3. Launch your web browser and type http://192.168.0.1 in the address field. Press enter (PC) or return (Mac). WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 9 of 21... -
Page 10: Command Line Interface
Password:admin Switch>? Exec commands: show Show running system information Switch>show ? Internet Protocol (IP) Switch>show ip ? interface IP interface status and configuration Switch>show ip interface brief Interface IP-Address Status Protocol ge1/1 unassigned down WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 10 of 21... -
Page 11: Saving Current Configuration
Saving Current Configuration Configuration changes are not permanent, unless saved. To preserve a configuration change to be used on the next boot-up, save the current configuration using the System Configuration / Save Current Configuration menu option. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 11 of 21... -
Page 12: Dhcp Ip Address
Set IP Address/DHCP Client 3. The Switch will now query the LAN DHCP server and move to a new IP address. Consult the DHCP server’s list of leases to learn the new IP address of the Switch. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 12 of 21... -
Page 13: Network Time Client Setup
1. Select the System Configuration / SNMP Configuration menu selection. 2. Set Enable Status to Enable, Set the Time Zone Enter one or more of the Server IP addresses shown below. Click Apply WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 13 of 21... - Page 14 If the time is incorrect, that indicates the Switch is unable to connect to the Internet. Start by checking the IP Basic Configuration settings to check the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway are set correctly. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 14 of 21...
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Page 15: Aaa
# This is the key that clients have to use to access Tacacs+ key = testing123 # We also can define local users and specify a file where data is stored. # That file may be filled using tac_pwd group = admins { WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 15 of 21... - Page 16 3. In a new browser window, go to the URL of your switch and confirm you can still login. If OK: Then select the System Configuration / Save Current Configuration menu option and click Save. Otherwise: Resolve the TACACS+ problem. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 16 of 21...
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Page 17: 802.1X (Eap)
8.5.2. 802.1x (EAP) The default switch behaviour can be changed such that devices (e.g. PCs) plugged into specified ports have no network connectivity until authorized. WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 17 of 21... -
Page 18: Snmp And Mibs
In addition, the Switch can send alerts to a TRAP server. Shown below are some example screen captures from a Windows program called PowerSNMP Free Manager available from https://www.dart.com/pages/powersnmp-free-manager Figure 1 - Basic SNMP queries WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 18 of 21... - Page 19 Figure 2 Interface Table Query Figure 3 Example Received TRAP messages WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 19 of 21...
- Page 20 Between 3 & 30 switches (inclusive) • Easy setup • To use Fast Ring: Use Firmware version WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I 5.1.1 (or newer). • Use SFP ports (only) to link switches. • Fibre, Cat5e/Cat6, or both can be used between switches. •...
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Page 21: Firmware Update
8.7. 3. Click Upload. 4. Wait until you see: File uploaded successfully, please reset switch. 5. Select the IP Basic Configuration / System Reboot menu selection 6. Click Reboot Update using TFTP See https://ubwh.com.au/documents/WI-TEK_CLI.pdf WI-PMS310GF-Alien-I QSG Page 21 of 21...
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