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  • Page 1 IES615-2DI series Managed Industrial Ethernet Switches CLI user manual Version 1.0.0, Aug. 2017 www.3onedata.com...
  • Page 2 Trademarks Notice is registered trademarks of 3onedata Co.,Ltd. All other trademarks or registered marks in this manual belong to their respective manufacturers. Agreement As the product version upgrades or other reasons, this document is subject to change without notice.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CLI user manual Content Chapter 1 Login Ethernet Switch ......................... 1 1.1 Configuration through console port......................1 1.2 Configuration through Telnet ........................4 1.3 Agreement ..............................5 1.4 Command line port ............................ 6 1.4.1 View of Command Lines ........................6 1.4.2 Command lines Online help ........................
  • Page 4 CLI user manual 6.3 IGMP query mode enable ........................28 6.4 Set IGMP query time..........................29 6.5 Check the MAC address table ......................... 29 Chapter 7 VLAN ..............................30 7.1 Introduction to VLAN ..........................30 7.2 The contents of VLAN configuration ......................30 7.3 Vlan information view ..........................
  • Page 5 CLI user manual 13.3 Display the alarm information ........................ 50 Chapter 14 Port Statistics ..........................51 14.1 Enter the port statistical configuration view ................... 51 14.2 Port Statistics configuration view ......................51 Chapter 15 Port mirroring ..........................53 15.1 Enter the port mirroring view ........................53 15.2 Port mirroring configuration / delete ......................

  • Page 6: Chapter 1 Login Ethernet Switch

    CLI user manual Chapter 1 Login Ethernet Switch 1.1 Configuration through console port 1. Connection switches to configure terminal As shown in Figure 1.1.1, the establishment of the local configuration environment, only the computer serial cable and connected to the Console port of the Ethernet switch. (Figure 1.1.1) This cable is used for connecting the switch Console port and the external monitoring terminal equipment.
  • Page 7 CLI user manual (Figure 1.1.3) 2) Choose connecting serial port. Choose connecting serial port under “Connect using”（pay attention to the chosen serial port is consistent with the port connected with the configuration cable） ，Click “OK”. As shown in Figure 1.1.4. (Figure 1.1.4) 3) Set serial port parameters.
  • Page 8 CLI user manual (Figure 1.1.5) 4) Hyper terminal attribute. In the Hyper Terminal window select [document / property / setting] into the attributes settings window. Select the terminal simulation of type VT100 or automatic detection, click < OK > button to return to the hyper terminal window. (Figure 1.1.6)

  • Page 9: Configuration Through Telnet

    CLI user manual 5) For the switch power, power after the hyper terminal display Ethernet switch self-test information, after the prompt the user to type the carriage return, until the emergence of <user name> command prompt, this time to enter the correct username and password, enter the switch system mode can be configured, the specific configuration commands refer to the later chapters of the contents of the book in.

  • Page 10: Agreement

    CLI user manual 3） Hit “Enter”, checkout successful and till PC show “Please input hostname and password”, ask user to input user name and password, default is admin, figure 1.2.3 as follows: (Figure 1.2.3) 4） Use command to configure the switch and check the running statues, if need help, please input“?”...

  • Page 11: Command Line Port

    CLI user manual 1.4 Command line port The switch provides command lines port and its configuration for user’s easy configuration and management. Command lines port includes the following features: 1. Local configuration through Console port; 2. Supports history command saving which means it can save 10 pieces. History commands can be selected by up and down key.

  • Page 12: Command Lines Online Help

    CLI user manual View or modify the Qos, Tos Switch (QoS)# value, such as Qos, Tos etc. View or modify information such as the net ring, ring ID, Rapid Ring ring port, RSTP information Switch (Ring)# Ring etc. View or modify the RSTP information View or modify the port trunk Port Trunking...

  • Page 13: Frequent Incorrect Information Of Command Lines

    CLI user manual Quit --Quit from CLI Exit --Exit from current menu Reboot --Reboot switch Show mac --Show device MAC Address Show version --Show device version Show others --Show device type,name,etc Config --Config device type,name,etc Clean --Clean device type,name,etc 2. Partial help 1）Type in a character string with <?>.

  • Page 14: General Command

    CLI user manual Command lines port can provides the function similar to Dos key. It automatic save command lines that users types in, and users can use these history commands. Detailed operating please check table 1.4.4 as follows: Table 1.4.4 access history command Operating Result Visit...

  • Page 15: Chapter 2 Device System Based Information Configuration

    CLI user manual CHAPTER 2 Device system based information configuration Device information includes Device Type, Hardware Version, Device Name, Software Version, Device Description, Device SN and Contact Way. Among them, Hardware Version and Software Version can be only read, not modified. 2.1 Enter into the view of device information Please check the view as figure 2.1.1 Table 2.1.1...

  • Page 16: Configuration Information

    CLI user manual Switch(information)# show others Device type MangedSwitch Device name IndustrialSwitch Description 5PORT Serial number Contact way 2.3 Configuration information Please reference user configuration device information as table 2.3.1: Table 2.3.1 Operating Command Description Type: configurable type, the length is config –t type Configure Device Type between 1～16 characters...
  • Page 17 CLI user manual Switch(information)# clean -n [OK] Example: Delete Serial Number, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key: Switch(information)# clean -m [OK] Example: Delete Contact information, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key: Switch(information)# clean -c [OK]...

  • Page 18: Chapter 3 Serial Configuration

    CLI user manual Chapter 3 Serial Configuration Serial server support 4 port serial, each serial port included 2 mode configuration: based mode configuration and advanced mode configuration. Based mode: Support 0~4 sessions(option), working mode: TCP Client, TCP Server, UDP and TcpAuto. Advanced mode: Support 0~4 sessions(option), working mode: TCP Server, UDP.

  • Page 19: Display Serial Information

    CLI user manual Set UDP_multi --COM set 3.2 Display serial information Please check the table 3.2.1 Table 3.2.1 Operating Command Description Display information of serial Show link <port_list>: Choice the port number of serial connection statues <port_list> 1、2、3、 4 or all optional Statistics incorrect Show err...
  • Page 20 CLI user manual ch err: 0 bytes Example: Display COM1 configuration information, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key: Serial(COM1)# show config 1 COM<1> Buadrate: 115200(bps) Data bit: 8(bits) Parity bit: NONE(bits) Stop bit: 1(bits) Packs bytes: 200(bytes) Packs time space: 20(ms)
  • Page 21 CLI user manual heartbeat interval: 0(S) TCP link TimeOut: 300(S) RealCom: Disable...

  • Page 22: Clear Serial Incorrect Information

    CLI user manual 3.3 Clear serial incorrect information Please check table 3.3.1 Table 3.3.1 Operating Command Description Clear serial incorrect <port_list>: Choice the port number of serial clear err<port_list> information 1、2、3、 4 or all optional 3.4 Serial parameter configuration Please check table 3.4.1 Table 3.4.1 Operating Command...

  • Page 23: Working Mode Parameter Configuration

    CLI user manual return key: Serial(COM2)# set Packs_bytes 300 [OK] Example: Configuration character time space: 100ms, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key: Serial(COM2)# set Packs_time 100 [OK] Example: Configuration working mode is RS422, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key: Serial(COM2)# set Com_mode 2 [OK]...
  • Page 24 CLI user manual Operating Command Description <session_list>：Session choice. 1,2,3,4 or all optional <enable>：Open session or not --disable --Enable <local_port>：Local port, range{1-65535} <dns>：Open DNS or not Set TCP_C --disable Client <session_list><enable> --Enable mode <local_port><dns><dest_addr>< <dest_addr>： IP configuration ip or domain configuration dest_port><link_mode><heartbe <dest_port>:Destination port, range{1-65535} information...
  • Page 25 CLI user manual Operating Command Description ： <session_list> Session choice. 1,2,3,4 or all optional ： <enable> Open session or not --disable --Enable ： <local_port> Local port, range{1-65535} ： Set TCP_A <dns> Open DNS or not <session_list><enable><local_p --disable AUTO ort> --Enable mode ：...
  • Page 26 CLI user manual Operating Command Description ： <session_list> Session choice. 1,2,3,4 or all optional ： <local_port> Local port, range{1-65535} ： <dns> Open DNS or not --disable --Enable ： <dest_addr> IP configuration ip or domai Advanced Set UDP_multi <session_list> ： <dest_addr_end> IP configuration over <local_port>...
  • Page 27 CLI user manual Example: COM2 in advanced mode, configuration destination port:2000, heart time: 0s, timeout: 30s, Virtual COM port disable, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key: Serial(COM2)# set TCP_S_multi 2000 0 30 0 [OK] Example: COM2 in advanced mode, session: 1, destination: 1000, DNS disable, IP address from 192.168.17.11 to 192.168.17.254, destination port: 2000, virtual COM port disable, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key:Serial(COM2)# set UDP_multi 1 1000 0 192.168.17.11 192.168.17.254 2000 0...

  • Page 28: Chapter 4 Port Configuration

    CLI user manual Chapter 4 Port Configuration Port information including link state (link or LOS), the port state (full or half), rate mode (automatic negotiation, 10Mbps, 100Mbps), interface type (electric or optical), flow control, port is enabled. 4.1 Port information The Ethernet port characteristics of the switches support: 10/100Base-Tx Ethernet port can operate in half duplex, full duplex, auto negotiation mode.

  • Page 29: Port Configuration

    CLI user manual Example: display port state information 3, 4, 5 Switch(Port)# show state 3,4,5 Speed Port_status Link_status Interface_type port 3 10M HALF port 4 10M HALF port 5 100M FULL Link 4.3 Port configuration Port configuration including: 1 To enable or disable the port; 2 Configure the port speed and duplex mode;...

  • Page 30: Configure The Port Flow Control

    CLI user manual 4.6 Configure the port flow control Table 4.6.1 to enable or disable the port flow control: Table 4.6.1 Operating Command Description Enable port flow control Flow-con <portlist> enable <portlist>：1,3 or all Disable port flow control Flow-con <portlist> disable <portlist>：1,3 or all Example: open port 3, 4, 5 flow control Switch （Port）# flow-con 3,4,5 enable...

  • Page 31: Chapter 5 Bandwidth Management

    CLI user manual Chapter 5 Bandwidth Management 5.1 Enter rate management view Bandwidth allocation including: 1. Entrance velocity distribution; 2. The outlet velocity distribution; 3. Check the entrance rate configuration information; 4. Check the export rate of configuration information; Table 5.1.1 in bandwidth management view: Operating Command Description...

  • Page 32: Ingress Bandwidth Configuration

    CLI user manual Operating Command Description Config <portlist>：1,3 or all Egress egrate <Bandwidth>： bandwidth <portlist> < (1M,2M,3M,4M,5M,10M,20M,30M,40M,50M,60M,70M,80M,90M,100M) Bandwidth > 0: unlimited Example: set the 1 port of egress bandwidth is 80M Switch (Bandwidth) # config egrate 1 80M [OK] Example: set port egress bandwidth limit 0 Switch (Bandwidth) # config egrate 1 0 [OK] 5.4 Ingress bandwidth configuration...

  • Page 33: Chapter 6 Igmp

    CLI user manual Chapter 6 IGMP 6.1 The contents of IGMP configuration The IGMP configuration including: 1. Enable IGMP snooping 2. Enable the IGMP query 3. The query time setting 4. Check the MAC address table Table 6.1.1 into IGMP view command： Table 6.1.1 Operating Command...

  • Page 34: Set Igmp Query Time

    CLI user manual Example: Switch(IGMP)# Set query enable [OK] 6.4 Set IGMP query time Table 6.4.1 set IGMP query time: Table 6.4.1 Operating Command Description IGMP query time setting query{time} Time: 60-1000 Example: Switch(IGMP)# Query 125 [OK] 6.5 Check the MAC address table Table 6.5.1 Check the MAC address table command: Table 6.5.1 Operating...

  • Page 35: Chapter 7 Vlan

    CLI user manual Chapter 7 VLAN 7.1 Introduction to VLAN VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) is a virtual local area network, is a kind of device by LAN logical rather than physical division into a network, in order to achieve the virtual group technology.

  • Page 36: Vlan Information View

    CLI user manual Show items --Show current VLAN type items Add pvlan --Add PORT VLAN items Config pvid --Set IEEE 802.1Q VLAN vid for the port Add qvlan --Add IEEE 802.1Q VLAN items Delete pvlan --Delete PORT VLAN items Delete qvlan --Delete IEEE 802.1Q VLAN items 7.3 Vlan information view Table 7.3.1 into the VLAN information view:...

  • Page 37: Enter The Port Configuration View Based On Port-Vlan

    CLI user manual [OK] Tip: This configuration will be validated after restarting 7.5 Enter the port configuration view based on Port-VLAN Table 7.5.1 to enter the port configuration view based on Port-VALN: Operating Command Description <vid>：VLAN ID:1-4095 <portlist>：1,3,5-10 or all 0 --CPU port Add Vlan Add <vid>...
  • Page 38 CLI user manual Example: setting port 2 PVID is 3 Switch(Vlan)# Config pvid 2 3 [OK] Tip: This configuration will be validated after restarting Example: add vlan 2, Port members for the 2, 4 port types were UnModified, untagged Switch(Vlan)# Add qvlan 2 2,4 m,u [OK] Tip: This configuration will be validated after restarting Example: detele VID 6 of the Q-VLAN...

  • Page 39: Chapter 8 Static Multicast Filtering View

    CLI user manual Chapter 8 Static Multicast filtering view 8.1 Enter the multicast filtering view Static multicast configuration includes: 1. Add static multicast address; 2. Delete the multicast address; 3. Display the multicast address; Table 8.1.1 into the static multicast view command: Operating Command Description...

  • Page 40: Configuration Of Showing Static Multicast Address

    CLI user manual 8.3 Configuration of showing static multicast address User can use the following commands to check static multicast address. Table 8.3.1 Shows static multicast address command: Operating Command Description Show static multicast Show multicast Run in view of multicast filtrated address Switch(Multicast)# Show multicast （1）...

  • Page 41: Chapter 9 Qos

    CLI user manual Chapter 9 QoS 9.1 Enter the multicast filtering view QoS configuration includes: 1. Enable Tos, Cos 2. Qos queue mechanism settings（8:4:2:1, high priority first） 3. Cos/Tos value mapping 4. Default port priority 5. Show configuration information of QoS Table 9.1.1 to enter the Qos configuration view: Operating Command...

  • Page 42: Qos Queue Configuration

    CLI user manual Example: Use CoS of Port 1, 3, 4 Switch (QoS)# check 1, 3, 4 2 [OK] Example: Use ToS of Port 2, 3, 5 Switch (QoS)# check 2, 3, 5 1 [OK] 9.3 QoS queue configuration The user can use the following command to configure the QoS queue mechanism. Table 9.3.1 QoS queue configuration: Operating Command...

  • Page 43: Qos Configuration Information

    CLI user manual Table 9.5.1 the default port priority allocation: Operating Command Description default port priority <portlist>：port 1，2，3 or all Default priority <portlist> <0-3> allocation <0-3> : Port priority Example: set the default priority port 1 was 3 Switch(QoS) # default priority 1 3 port1 default priority : 3 9.6 Qos configuration information Users can use the following command to view the QoS information.
  • Page 44 CLI user manual Switch(QoS)# Show tos 52 DSCP(52):High...

  • Page 45: Chapter 10 Ring Configuration

    CLI user manual Chapter 10 Ring configuration 10.1 Enter the ring network configuration view The ring network configuration including: 1. The Ring3 configuration; 2. Ring network information view; 3. The RSTP configuration 4. RSTP state information view Table 10.1.1 into the ring network configuration view: Operating Command Description...

  • Page 46: To Enable Or Disable The Ring

    CLI user manual Switch(Ring)# show ring Ring III Enable Group:1 ID: 1 port:1,2 type: Single Hello_time: 0*100ms state:Disable Group:2 ID: 2 port:4,5 type: Single Hello_time: 0*100ms state:Disable 10.3 To enable or disable the ring Users can use the following command to set the ring network enabled, 10.3.1 ring network to set command: Operating Command...

  • Page 47: The Rstp Configuration

    CLI user manual Operating Command Description {1|2} ： 1 ring group 1, 2 ring group 2 <options>： -H: on behalf of Hellotime, [0-300] -i: ring network identification, 0-255 -t; ring type: 0: Single Modify ring3 {1|2} <options> Modify ring3 1: Couple <parameter>...
  • Page 48 CLI user manual Operating Command Description <priority> --RSTP priority {0|4096|8192|12288|16384|20480 |24576|28672|32768|36864|40960| 45056|49152|53248|57344|61440} Config rstp_state <hellotime> --RSTP hellotime Range <priority><hellotime> <delaytime> [1-10]s <maxage> <delaytime> --RSTP delaytime Range [4-30]s <maxage> --RSTP maxage Range [6-40]s configuration of RSTP <pathcost> --Port pathcost Range [0-200000000] <portpriority>...

  • Page 49: Show Rstp Information

    CLI user manual Switch(Ring)# Config rstp_state 4096 2 5 8 [OK] Tip: This configuration will be validated after restarting Switch(Ring)# Modify rstp_state -p 8192 [OK] Tip: This configuration will be validated after restarting Switch(Ring)# Config rstp_port 1 20000 128 auto yes yes [OK] Tip: This configuration will be validated after restarting Switch(Ring)# Modify rstp _port –c 30000...

  • Page 50: Chapter 11 Trunk Configuration

    CLI user manual Chapter 11 Trunk configuration 11.1 Enter the port Trunk view Port Trunk configuration includes: Port trunk configuration; Delete port information fusion; Port trunk information view; Table 11.1.1 to enter the port trunk view: Operating Command Description To perform the operation in the Enter the port trunk configuration view trunk system.
  • Page 51 CLI user manual Group: 1 state: Enable Port: 1,2 Group: 2 state: Enable Port: 3,5...

  • Page 52: Chapter 12 The Snmp Configuration

    CLI user manual Chapter 12 The SNMP configuration 12.1 Configure the view into the SNMP The Snmp configuration including: 1. Close the Snmp 2. To view the Snmp configuration information 3. The Snmp configuration Table 12.1.1 to enter the Snmp configuration view: Operating Command Description...
  • Page 53 CLI user manual Table 12.3.1 SNMP configuration command: Operating Command Description <orcomm> --only read community name such as public The configuration read and Config <orcomm> <rwcomm> --read or write community write Snmp community <rwcomm> <snmpgw> name such as private <snmpgw> : The gateway address Switch(Snmp)# Config public private 192.168.1.1 [OK]...

  • Page 54: Chapter 13 Alarm Configuration

    CLI user manual Chapter 13 Alarm configuration 13.1 Enter the alarm information view Alarm configuration including: 1. Power alarm; 2. Port alarm; 3. Delete alarm information; 4. Alarm information view; Table 13.1.1 enter the alarm configuration view: Operating Command Description Enter the alarm configuration To perform the operation in the system Alarm...

  • Page 55: Display The Alarm Information

    CLI user manual Example: Open Ports 1, 3, 5alarm Switch（Alarm）# port relay 1,3,5 enable [OK] Example: power off warning Switch（Alarm）# close alarm [OK] 13.3 Display the alarm information The user can use the following command to view the alarm information Table 13.3.1 view the alarm information command: Operating Command...

  • Page 56: Chapter 14 Port Statistics

    CLI user manual Chapter 14 Port Statistics 14.1 Enter the port statistical configuration view Port statistics: 1. Statistics port number and type 2. Clean up the count the number of frames 3. Statistics port flow 4. Clean up the total flow 5.
  • Page 57 CLI user manual RxUndersizePkts RxPausePkts Pkts64Octets Pkts65to127Octets Pkts128to255Octets Pkts256to511Octets Pkts512to1023Octets Pkts1024toMaxPktOctets RxOversizePkts RxJabbers RxAlignmentErrors RxFCSErrors RxGoodOctets 4665 RxDropPkts RxUnicastPkts RxMulticastPkts RxBroadcastPkts RxSAChanges RxFragments JumboPkt RXSymbolError InRangeErrors Switch(Statistics)# Clean frames [OK]...

  • Page 58: Chapter 15 Port Mirroring

    CLI user manual Chapter 15 Port mirroring 15.1 Enter the port mirroring view Port mirroring configuration includes: 1. Port mirroring configuration; 2. Delete port mirroring; 3. View port mirroring; Table 15.1.1 to enter the port mirroring configuration view: Operating Command Description Enter the port mirroring configuration To perform the operation in the...

  • Page 59: Display Port Mirroring Information

    CLI user manual Example: the allocation of port 3 to collect all the data ports 1 and 2. Switch(Mirror)# Config 1,2 3 1 [OK] 15.3 Display port mirroring information Table 15.3.1 view port mirroring information command: Operating Command Description Display port mirroring information Show mirror In view of the port mirroring Switch(Mirror)# Show mirror...

  • Page 60: Chapter 16 System Management

    CLI user manual Chapter 16 System management 16.1 Enter the System management configuration view System management includes: 1. System timeout; 2. The default gateway, IP address configuration; 3. The user name, password configuration; 4. Device IP, subnet mask, default gateway, see; 5.

  • Page 61: Ip Address And Default Gateway Setting

    CLI user manual Operating Command Description <time_out>：The system timeout, value of [0-60], the System timeout setting Set <time_out> unit minute, a default timeout value of 5 minutes; --Close timeout function Example: set the system time is 10 minutes Switch (manage)# set 10 [OK] The system is used to define the time, when to enter the CLI configuration mode, do not do any operation timeout.

  • Page 62: Display Device Ip, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway

    CLI user manual 16.5 Display device IP, subnet mask, default gateway The following command to check the equipment available to the user IP, subnet mask, default gateway Table 16.5.1 devices IP, subnet mask, default gateway. Operating Command Description Show device IP, subnet mask, default To perform the operation in show net_address gateway...

  • Page 63: Obtain An Ip Address Automatically Set

    CLI user manual 16.8 Obtain an IP address automatically set Table 16.8.1 DHCP enable setting. Operating Command Description To perform the operation in the system DHCP enable setting DHCP{enable/disable} manage Switch(Manage)# DHCP enable Switch(Manage)# DHCP disable 16.9 Upload, download the configuration file Through the super terminal, users can upload and download the configuration file, the following command Table 16.9.1 upload, download the configuration file.

  • Page 64: The System Upgrade

    CLI user manual file] →[OPEN] → [Use receiving protocol] →[Xmodem]→[Send] 16.10 The system upgrade Through the super terminal, users can upgrade the following command file system (Before the upgrade, please confirm the correctness of the file) Table 16.10.1 system upgrade. Operating Command Description...

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