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- Page 1 User Guide P10GSFPBPFE 12/2022 Release Version: 4.22.1...
- Page 2 The Garland Technology trademarks, service marks ("Marks") and other Garland Technology trademarks are the property of Garland Technology, LLC. PacketMAX Series products of marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Garland Technology, LLC. You are not permitted to use these Marks without the prior written consent of Garland Technology.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Table of Contents (click topic to go directly to the page) 1. Dashboard Bypass Mode LED Indications Span Mode LED Indications Span (Packet Inject) Mode LED Indications Breakout Mode LED Indications... - Page 4 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Timezone Manually Set Date & Time NTP No Authentication (Symmetric) NTP Authentication (Symmetric) Syslog Syslog Test SNMP SNMP Test Export Configuration Import Configuration Software Upgrade Reboot 3. Bypass Mode Bypass Tap Name...
- Page 5 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Ingress Filter Egress Config Map Save Modify a Config Map Config Map Statistics Delete Config Map Config Map Priority Method 1 Method 2 Enable/Disable Config Map Disable Config Map Enable Config Map 10.
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Page 6: Dashboard
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 1. Dashboard This section provides an overview of the dashboard architectures and LED indications. The port assignments and LED indications will change on the dashboard based on the mode configured. -
Page 7: Span Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Span Mode LED Indications Port 1 L/A1 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 2 L/A2 Span Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 L/A Span Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 H/M Port 4 L/A... -
Page 8: Span (Packet Inject) Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Span (Packet Inject) Mode LED Indications Port 1 L/A1 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 2 L/A2 Span and Packet Inject Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 L/A Span and Packet Inject Port Link/Activity LED... -
Page 9: Breakout Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Breakout Mode LED Indications Port 1 L/A1 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 2 L/A2 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 L/A Breakout Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 H/M Port 4 L/A... -
Page 10: Filter Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Filter Mode LED Indications Port 1 L/A1 Filter Port Link/Activity LED Port 2 L/A2 Filter Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 L/A Filter Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 H/M Port 4 L/A... -
Page 11: Aggregate Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Aggregate Mode LED Indications Port 1 L/A1 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 2 L/A2 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 L/A Aggregate Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 H/M Port 4 L/A... -
Page 12: Filter Tap Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Filter Tap Mode LED Indications Port 1 L/A1 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 2 L/A2 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 L/A Breakout/Aggregate Port Link/Activity LED Port 3 H/M Port 4 L/A... -
Page 13: Bypass Filter Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Bypass Filter Mode LED Indications Port 1 L/A1 Network Port Link/Activity LED Port 2 L/A2 Network Port Link/Activity LED Bypass LED Port 3 L/A Inline Appliance Link/Activity LED Port 3 H/M... -
Page 14: System
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 2. System The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled under the System panel. System Info SNMP General Export Configuration Admin Import Configuration Network Settings Software Upgrade Date &... -
Page 15: System Info
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 System Info The System Information panel displays the following. Chassis Name Chassis Model Chassis Serial Number MAC Address Software Version 1. Select System Info. The System Information panel will be displayed. -
Page 16: Groups
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 1. Select Users + to create a new user. The Create New User panel will be displayed. 2. Enter the Username. 3. Enter the Password. 4. Select the group for the user. -
Page 17: Local Authentication Disable
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 1. Select Authentication Settings. The Authentication Settings panel will be displayed. Local authentication is enabled by default. Local Authentication Disable 1. Deselect Local Authentication. Local authentication may only be disabled provided that TACACS authentication, primary or secondary has previously been enabled. -
Page 18: Tacacs Ping Test
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 TACACS Ping Test This option may be used to verify the network connectivity from the unit to the TACACS server. The TACACS Ping option will be active only if TACACS authentication has been previously enabled. -
Page 19: Network Settings
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Network Settings Upon the initial turn up via the serial interface the IPv4 address, IPv4 gateway, IPv6 address and IPv6 gateway may have been already established. The IPv4 and IPv6 management interfaces may be enabled or disabled independently as well as both enabled or disabled simultaneously. -
Page 20: Ipv6 Disable
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 2. Enter the desired Address. 3. Enter the desired Gateway. 4. Select Save. IPv6 Disable 1. Deselect Enable IPv6. 2. Select Save. If the IPv4 management interface has not been enabled the GUI will display a message “Disabling IPv4 and IPv6, GUI will disconnect. -
Page 21: Date & Time
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 4. Refresh Browser. 5. Verify SSL Certificate Loaded “true”. 6. Verify Using Uploaded SSL Certificate “false”. Date & Time The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled. -
Page 22: Ntp Authentication (Symmetric)
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 6. Select Cancel to return to the Date & Time Settings panel. NTP No Authentication (Symmetric) The system supports an IPv4 or IPv6 address for NTP timing. If IPv4 is desired, then an IPv4 management interface must be assigned. -
Page 23: Syslog
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Syslog The system supports an IPv4 or IPv6 address for Syslog. If IPv4 is desired, then an IPv4 management interface must be assigned. If IPv6 is desired, then an IPv6 management interface must be assigned. -
Page 24: Snmp Test
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 3. Select Enable SNMP Config. 4. Enter the desired Access Port number or use the default, 161. 5. Enter the desired Trap Port number or use the default, 162. 6. Enter the IPv4 or IPv6 Address. -
Page 25: Software Upgrade
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 2. Select Choose File. 3. Select the desired exportCfg.json file. 4. Select Open. 5. Select Upload. The unit will automatically verify the selected exportCfg.json file. 6. Select Configure. The unit will import and load the exportCfg.json. An “import done” message will be displayed when complete. -
Page 26: Bypass Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 3. Bypass Mode In this mode, the network ports 1 and 2 and inline appliance ports 3 and 4 are defined by the system. The network ports are typically connected to network devices such as a server or router. The inline appliance ports are typically connected to an inline appliance or tool to monitor the network traffic. - Page 27 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled under the Bypass Taps panel. Bypass Taps Panel Tap Settings Bypass Tap Name Heartbeat Settings 1. Select Bypass Taps on the Dashboard Menu bar.
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Page 28: Bypass Tap Name
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 The Bypass Taps panel will be displayed. Bypass Tap Name 1. Select the Pencil icon for the desired tap. The Tap Name panel will be displayed. 2. Enter the name. -
Page 29: Taps Settings
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Taps Settings The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled. Tap Modes Fail Mode Reverse Bypass 1. Edit the Tap Settings, by placing the cursor on the tap and double-press the left mouse button. - Page 30 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Force Bypass If selected, the tap will switch the traffic between the network ports with no regard for the inline appliance port(s), link or heartbeats. Typically used during maintenance activities.
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Page 31: Span Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 7 Bypass Mode (Reverse Bypass) 7. Select Accept to save updates. Save must additionally be selected on the Bypass Taps panel. 8. Select Cancel to return the Bypass Taps panel. -
Page 32: Span Packet Inject Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 5. Span Packet Inject Mode In this mode, the network port 1 and span packet inject ports 2, 3 and 4 are defined by the system. Port 1 is an ingress and egress port. The traffic ingressed in port 1 is egressed out ports 2, 3 and 4. -
Page 33: Breakout Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 6. Breakout Mode In this mode, the network ports 1 and 2 and breakout ports 3 and 4 are defined by the system. LFP is supported on the network ports in this mode. The traffic ingressed in port 1 is egressed out port 3. -
Page 34: Filter Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 11 Breakout Mode (LFP) If link is lost on one of the network ports. The TX will be disabled on the other network port. The RX for both network ports remain on. -
Page 35: Packet Broker
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Packet Broker The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled under the Packet Broker panel. Filter Templates Config Maps Statistics 1. Select Packet Broker on the Dashboard Menu bar. -
Page 36: Filter Templates
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 The Packet Broker Configurations panel will be displayed. Filter Templates Filter templates may be created as a pass all, pass by or deny by. Pass by and deny by templates may include multiple matching options to filter traffic. -
Page 37: Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Source IPv6 Address / Source IP Mask IPv6 is not supported for this model Destination IPv6 Address / Destination IP Mask IPv6 is not supported for this model Inner VLAN ID... -
Page 38: Ingress
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 3. Select the Name pencil icon to apply a name, optional. If no name is entered the system will automatically apply a name to the config maps as follows, map, map(1), map(2) etc. -
Page 39: Egress
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 15 Filter System Considerations 2. Filter templates may be modified by selecting the green filter icon for the desired template. The Edit Filter panel will be displayed. Any option modification made will not change the original template. -
Page 40: Modify A Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 3. Select Cancel to disregard. Modify a Config Map 1. Modify a config map by selecting the Edit icon. Modifications may be made using the create sections previously discussed. Config Map Statistics Config map statistics are displayed in the filter match column for each config map. -
Page 41: Delete Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 4. Select Refresh Counts to refresh the statistics. 5. Select Clear Counts to clear and refresh the statistics. 6. Select the Egress Filter icon to display the statistics. Delete Config Map 1. -
Page 42: Method 1
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 17 Config Map System Considerations Method 1 1. Select the up or down arrow for the config map. 2. Select Save to save updates. Method 2 1. Select Set. -
Page 43: Enable/Disable Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 5. Select Save to save updates. Enable/Disable Config Map Config maps may be enabled or disabled as desired. If a config map is enabled, it is in the database and available for traffic. -
Page 44: Filter Tap Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 18 Aggregate Mode Figure 19 Aggregate Mode (LFP) If link is lost on one of the network ports. The TX will be disabled on the other network port. The RX for both network ports remain on. -
Page 45: Packet Broker
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 20 Filter Tap Mode Figure 21 Filter Tap Mode (LFP) If link is lost on one of the network ports. The TX will be disabled on the other network port. -
Page 46: Filter Templates
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 1. Select Packet Broker on the Dashboard Menu bar. The Packet Broker Configurations panel will be displayed. Filter Templates Filter templates may be created as a pass all, pass by or deny by. Pass by and deny by templates may include multiple matching options to filter traffic. - Page 47 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 options. Thus, for traffic to pass or be denied it must match all defined options. Once a template is created it will appear on the Create Config Map panel and may be used to create an ingress or egress filter.
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Page 48: Config Maps
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Config Maps Config maps are unidirectional connections between ingress port(s) to egress port(s) and/or a load balancing group. 1. Select Configuration Maps. The Packet Broker Configurations panel will be displayed. -
Page 49: Filter
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 22 Ingress 2. Remove a port by selecting the red X. Filter 1. Add filters by placing the cursor on the desired filter template. A previously created filter template or the new filter template option may be selected. Select with the left mouse button. Drag the filter template to the Filter panel and release. -
Page 50: Egress
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 3. Enter the filter name, optional. If no name is entered the system will automatically apply a name to the filter as follows, iFlt, iFlt(2), iFlt(3) etc. 4. Select Accept once all desired options have been modified. -
Page 51: Config Map Statistics
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Config Map Statistics Config map statistics are displayed in the filter match column for each config map. The number displayed represents all packets that have passed through the config map. -
Page 52: Config Map Priority
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 2. The Select All option may be selected to delete all config maps. 3. Select Delete Selected. Config Map Priority The config map priority needs to be considered when the same ingress port(s) is used in multiple config maps to send traffic to multiple egress ports. -
Page 53: Enable/Disable Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 3. Select Set to accept the priority value. 4. Select Cancel to disregard. 5. Select Save to save updates. Enable/Disable Config Map Config maps may be enabled or disabled as desired. If a config map is enabled, it is in the database and available for traffic. -
Page 54: 10. Bypass Filter Mode
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 10. Bypass Filter Mode In this mode, the network ports 1 and 2 and inline appliance ports 3 and 4 are defined by the system, however there are no default config maps created between network port 1 and inline appliance port 3 or between network port 2 and inline appliance port 4. -
Page 55: Bypass Taps
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Bypass Taps The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled under the Bypass Taps panel. Bypass Taps Panel Tap Settings Bypass Tap Name Heartbeat Settings 1. Select Bypass Taps on the Dashboard Menu bar. -
Page 56: Taps Settings
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Bypass Tap Name 1. Select the Pencil icon for the desired tap. The Tap Name panel will be displayed. 2. Enter the name. 3. Remove the name by placing the cursor in the name panel, backspace or delete the current name. - Page 57 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Active Allows the tap to automatically switch from inline to bypass if an issue occurs with the inline appliance port(s), loss of link or heartbeats. When the issue with the inline appliance port(s) is resolved, link and heartbeats restored, the tap will automatically switch back to inline.
- Page 58 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 30 Bypass Filter Mode (Force Bypass) 4. Select the Fail Mode. Closed If power is lost to the unit. The traffic will drop between the network ports. 5. LFP If enabled and link is lost on one of the network ports.
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Page 59: Filters
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 7. Select Accept to save updates. Save must additionally be selected on the Bypass Taps panel. 8. Select Cancel to return the Bypass Taps panel. Filters The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled under the Filters panel. - Page 60 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 The Filter Configurations panel will be displayed. Filter Templates Filter templates may be created as a pass all, pass by or deny by. Pass by and deny by templates may include multiple matching options to filter traffic. The options are considered by the system as (and) options.
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Page 61: Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 10. The filter template may be deleted by selecting the Red X. Config Map Config maps are unidirectional connections between ingress port(s) to egress port(s) and/or a load balancing group. -
Page 62: Ingress
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Ingress 1. Add an ingress port(s) 1 and/or 2 by placing the cursor on the desired port. Select with the left mouse button. Drag the port to the Ingress panel and release. Ports may be added in any combination. If ports 1 and 2 are added, then the traffic from the ports will be aggregated. -
Page 63: Egress
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 2. Filter templates may be modified by selecting the green filter icon for the desired template. The Edit Filter panel will be displayed. Any option modification made will not change the original template. -
Page 64: Modify A Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Modify a Config Map 1. Modify a config map by selecting the Edit icon. Modifications may be made using the create sections previously discussed. Config Map Statistics Config map statistics are displayed in the filter match column for each config map. The number displayed represents all packets that have passed through the config map. -
Page 65: Delete Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Delete Config Map 1. Select the Delete in the Delete column for the desired config map(s). 2. The Select All option may be selected to delete all config maps. 3. Select Delete Selected. -
Page 66: Method 1
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Figure 37 Config Map System Considerations Method 1 1. Select the up or down arrow for the config map. 2. Select Save to save updates. Method 2 1. Select Set. -
Page 67: Enable Config Map
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 Enable Config Map 1. Select the red dash for the config map in the Enable column. The red dash will change to a green check. 2. Select Save. 11. Port Info The following configuration options may be displayed or modified under the Port Info panel. -
Page 68: Port Statistics
User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 The Port Configuration panel will be displayed. Port Configuration The port configuration is displayed by default. The Description, Set Speed and Mode may be modified. All other options are display only. However, they may be updated by selecting Refresh. - Page 69 User Guide XtraTAP™ Portable Packet Broker | P10GSFPBPFE | 4.22.1 The Port Statistics panel will be displayed. 2. Update the statistics by selecting Refresh. 3. Clear and refresh the statistics by selecting Clear. Garland Technology | 716.242.8500 | www.garlandtechnology.com Copyright © 2022 Garland Technology, LLC. All rights reserved.
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