Summary of Contents for ZyXEL Communications MetroGigabit MGS3750-28F
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M GS3 7 5 0 - 2 8 F Met roGigabit Swit ch Version 1.02 Edit ion 2, 11/ 2016 Quick Start Guide Use r ’s Gu ide D e fa u lt Login D e t a ils I P Addr ess ht t p: / / 192.168.1.1 User Nam e adm in...
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IMPORTANT! READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE. KEEP THIS GUIDE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. Not e: This guide is a reference for a ser ies of product s. Ther efore som e feat ures or opt ions in t his guide m ay not be available in your product . Screenshot s and graphics in t his book m ay differ slight ly from your product due t o differences in your product firm ware or your com put er operat ing syst em .
Table of Contents Table of Contents Contents Overview ..........................3 Table of Contents ..........................4 Chapter 1 Hardware Installation and Connection ....................7 1.1 Installation Scenarios ..........................7 1.2 Desktop Installation Procedure ......................7 1.3 Mounting the Switch on a Rack ......................7 1.3.1 Rack-mounted Installation Requirements ..................7 1.3.2 Attaching the Mounting Brackets to the Switch .................8 1.3.3 Mounting the Switch on a Rack ....................8 Chapter 2...
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Table of Contents 6.1.2 VLAN Port Settings ........................23 6.1.3 Static VLAN ..........................24 6.2 Static Mac Forwarding ........................25 6.3 Spanning Tree Protocol ........................27 6.3.1 Spanning Tree Configuration ....................28 6.3.2 Compatible/Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol ................29 6.3.3 Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol ....................31 6.4 ERPS Protocol ..........................33 6.4.1 Instance Screen ........................34 6.5 EAPS Protocol ..........................34 6.6 Layer 2 Protocol Tunnel ........................37...
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Table of Contents Appendix A Customer Support ......................71 Appendix B Legal Information......................77 MGS3750-28F User’s Guide...
H A P TE R Hardware Installation and Connection This chapt er shows you how t o inst all and connect t he Swit ch. 1.1 Installation Scenarios The Swit ch can be placed on a deskt op or rack- m ount ed on a st andard EI A rack. Use t he rubber feet in a deskt op inst allat ion and t he bracket s in a rack- m ount ed inst allat ion.
Chapter 1 Hardware Installation and Connection 1.3.1.1 Precautions • Make sure t he rack will safely support t he com bined weight of all t he equipm ent it cont ains. • Make sure t he posit ion of t he Swit ch does not m ake t he rack unst able or t op- heavy. Take all necessary precaut ions t o anchor t he rack securely before inst alling t he unit .
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Chapter 1 Hardware Installation and Connection Using a # 2 Philips screwdriver, inst all t he M5 flat head screws t hrough t he m ount ing bracket holes int o t he rack. Repeat st eps t o at t ach t he second m ount ing bracket on t he ot her side of t he rack. MGS3750-28F User’s Guide...
H A P TE R Hardware Overview This chapt er describes t he front panel and rear panel of t he Swit ch and shows you how t o m ake t he hardware connect ions. 2.1 Front Panel The following figure shows t he front panel of t he Swit ch. Figure 3 MGS3750- 28F Front Panel: AC/ DC Model SFP or SFP+ Slot s Console Port...
Chapter 2 Hardware Overview • VT100 • Term inal em ulat ion • 115200 bps • No parit y, 8 dat a bit s, 1 st op bit • No flow cont rol Connect t he m ale 9- pin end of t he console cable t o t he console port of t he Swit ch. Connect t he fem ale end t o a serial port ( COM1, COM2 or ot her COM port ) of your com put er.
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Chapter 2 Hardware Overview The Swit ch aut om at ically det ect s t he inst alled t ransceiver. Check t he LEDs t o verify t hat it is funct ioning properly. Close t he t ransceiver ’s lat ch ( lat ch st yles vary) . Connect t he fiber opt ic cables t o t he t ransceiver.
Chapter 2 Hardware Overview 2.1.3 Power Connector Make sure you are using t he correct power source as shown on t he panel and t hat no obj ect s obst ruct t he airflow of t he fans. Use t he following procedures t o connect t he Swit ch t o a power source aft er you have inst alled it . Not e: Check t he power supply requirem ent s on t he panel, and m ake sure you are using an appropriat e power source.
Chapter 2 Hardware Overview 2.2 LEDs Aft er you connect t he power t o t he Swit ch, view t he LEDs t o ensure proper funct ioning of t he Swit ch and as an aid in t roubleshoot ing. Table 2 LED Descript ions COLOR STATUS...
H A P TE R Logging into the Web Interface 3.1 Launch Browser Ent er ht t p: / / device I P ( default adm inist rat ion I P: 192.168.1.1) . Press Ent er. The login page appears. The default user nam e is " adm in" , and t he default password is " 1234" . Select English or Chinese int erface.
H A P TE R Overall Web Page Layout 4.1 Port Status Shown below is an illust rat ion of t he web set up int erface aft er logging in. Figure 10 Port St at us Screen The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen. Table 3 Port St at us Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION...
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Chapter 4 Overall Web Page Layout Table 3 Port St at us Screen ( cont inued) LABEL DESCRIPTION St at e I f STP ( Spanning Tree Prot ocol) is enabled, t his field displays t he STP st at e of t he port . I f STP is disabled, t his field displays FORW ARD I N G if t he link is up, ot herwise, it displays STOP.
H A P TE R Basic Settings 5.1 System Info View basic syst em inform at ion. The I P address and syst em nam e can also be set here. Figure 11 Syst em I nform at ion Screen The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen.
Chapter 5 Basic Settings Table 4 Syst em I nform at ion Screen ( cont inued) LABEL DESCRIPTION Syst em This field displays t he geographic locat ion of your Swit ch. Locat ion Web page This field displays how m any m inut es a m anagem ent session can be left idle before t he t iim eout ( in session t im es out .
Chapter 5 Basic Settings 5.3 IP Setup Set syst em I P , gat eway, and subnet m ask here. Figure 13 I P Address Set t ings Screen The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen. Table 6 I P Address Set t ings Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION...
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Chapter 5 Basic Settings Figure 14 Port Basic Set t ings Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 7 Port Basic Set t ings Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Port Num ber " O" m eans connect ed, and " - " m eans not connect ed. Port This is t he port index num ber.
H A P TE R Advanced Application Configurations 6.1 VLAN This chapt er shows you how t o configure port- based VLANs. 6.1.1 VLAN Status Use t his screen t o view and search all VLAN groups. Figure 15 VLAN St at us Screen The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 8 VLAN St at us Screen ( cont inued) LABEL DESCRIPTION St at us This field shows how t his VLAN was added t o t he Swit ch. D yn a m ic: using GVRP St a t ic: added as a perm anent ent ry V oice : m anually added as a Voice VLAN M VR: added via m ult icast VLAN regist rat ion...
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 9 VLAN Port Set t ings Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Accept able Fram e Specify t he t ype of fram es allowed on a port . Choices are All, Ta g On ly and Un t a g On ly.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen. Table 10 St at ic VLAN Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Current st at ic Select t he st at ic VLAN group, and m ake configurat ions t o t he group. VLAN Port Num ber This colum n displays t he port s t hat are part icipat ing in a VLAN.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 18 MAC Address Forwarding Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 11 MAC Address Forwarding Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION MAC Address Ent er t he MAC address in valid MAC address form at , t hat is, six hexadecim al charact er pairs.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 11 MAC Address Forwarding Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Port This field displays t he port where t he MAC address shown in t he next field will be forwarded. St at us This field displays t he t ype of t he MAC address. Delet e Click D e le t e t o rem ove t he ent ry from t he sum m ary t able.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 12 Spanning Tree Prot ocol St at us Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Hello Tim e ( second) This is t he t im e int erval ( in seconds) at which t he root swit ch t ransm it s a configurat ion m essage.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 20 Spanning Tree Configurat ion Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 13 Spanning Tree Configurat ion Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION St at us Click St at us t o go back t o t he Spa n n in g Tr e e Pr ot ocol St a t u s screen. Spanning Tree Mode You can act ivat e one of t he STP m odes on t he Swit ch: STP ( Spanning Tree Prot ocol) , RSTP ( Rapid Spanning Tree Prot ocol) , M STP ( Mult iple Spanning Tree Prot ocol) .
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 21 Com pat ible/ Rapid Spanning Tree Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 14 Com pat ible/ Rapid Spanning Tree Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION St at us Click St at us t o go back t o t he Spa n n in g Tr e e Pr ot ocol St a t u s screen.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 14 Com pat ible/ Rapid Spanning Tree Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Port This field displays t he port num ber. Act ive Select t he check box t o enable t he port 's STP funct ion ( default is Act ive) , set port priorit y ( default is 128) and pat h cost ( default is 200000) .
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 15 Mult iple Spanning Tree Prot ocol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Max Age This is t he m axim um t im e ( in seconds) t he Swit ch can wait wit hout receiving a BPDU before at t em pt ing t o reconfigure.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 15 Mult iple Spanning Tree Prot ocol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Priorit y Configure t he priorit y for each port here. Priorit y decides which port should be disabled when m ore t han one port form s a loop in a swit ch.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 16 ERPS Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Ring Port The four possible port roles are ow ne r, n e igh bor, n e x t - n e igh bor, and com m on . When t he link is norm al, t hen owner and neighbor port s will be in t he discarding m ode while ot her port s will be in t he forwarding m ode.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 25 EAPS Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 18 EAPS Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Act ive Select t his opt ion t o enable EAPS. Hello Tim e This is t he t im e int erval in seconds bet ween BPDU ( Bridge Prot ocol Dat a Unit s) configurat ion m essage generat ions by t he root swit ch.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 18 EAPS Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Ring List This field display t he ring I D. " 0" m eans m ast er ring; " 1" m eans sub ring. Delet e Click D e le t e t o rem ove t he select ed ent ry from t he sum m ary t able. Once a row is added t o t he t able but t he ring is not , click on "...
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 20 EAPS Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Click Add t o insert t he ent ry in t he sum m ary t able below and save your changes t o t he Swit ch’s run- t im e m em ory. The Swit ch loses t hese changes if it is t urned off or loses power.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 29 Layer 2 Prot ocol Tunnel Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 22 Layer 2 Prot ocol Tunnel Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Port This field displays t he port num ber. Use t his row t o m ake t he set t ing t he sam e for all port s.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 30 Bandwidt h Cont rol Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 23 Bandwidt h Cont rol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Port This field displays t he port num ber. I ngress Rat e Specify t he m axim um bandwidt h allowed in kilobit s per second ( Kbps) for t he incom ing t raffic flow on a port .
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 24 Broadcast St orm Cont rol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Port This field displays t he port num ber. Broadcast ( unit : 64pp Specify how m any broadcast packet s t he port receives per second.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 25 Mirroring Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Mirrored Select t his opt ion t o m irror t he t raffic on a port . Direct ion Specify t he direct ion of t he t raffic t o m irror by select ing from t he drop- down list box. Choices are Egr e ss ( out going) , I n gr e ss ( incom ing) and Bot h .
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 26 Link Aggregat ion St at us Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Crit eria This shows t he out going t raffic dist ribut ion algorit hm used in t his t runk group. Packet s from t he sam e source and/ or t o t he sam e dest inat ion are sent over t he sam e link wit hin t he t runk.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 34 Link Aggregat ion Set t ing Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 27 Link Aggregat ion Set t ing Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION LACP Enable/ Disable aggregat ion group. Port This field displays t he port num ber.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations 6.10.2 Link Aggregation Control Protocol Use t his screen t o enable Link Aggregat ion Cont rol Prot ocol. Click LACP in t he upper right corner of Lin k Aggr e ga t ion Se t t in g screen. Figure 35 Link Aggregat ion Cont rol Prot ocol Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations 6.10.4 Port Figure 37 Port Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 30 Port Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Port This field displays t he port num ber. Port Priorit y Set t he priorit y of port s in t he aggregat ion group ( priorit y ranges from 1- 65535) , and default is 128.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 38 Port Securit y Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 31 Port Securit y Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Mac Age Tim e Ent er a t im e from 10 t o 1000000 seconds. This is how long all dynam ically learned MAC addresses rem ain in t he MAC address t able before t hey age out ( and m ust be relearned) .
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 31 Port Securit y Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Max MAC Lim it Set MAC cont rol learning lim it ( 0- 16384) . MAC learning lim it can only be set when Num ber MAC cont rol learning is enabled for t he port . Users Num ber This field displays t he MAC num bers t hat Swit ch has learned.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 39 Classifier Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 32 Classifier Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Act ive Select t his opt ion t o enable t his rule. Nam e Ent er a descript ive nam e for t his rule for ident ifying purposes.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 32 Classifier Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION MAC Address Select An y t o apply t he rule t o all MAC addresses. To specify a dest inat ion, select M AC/ M a sk t o ent er t he dest inat ion MAC address of t he packet in valid MAC address form at ( six hexadecim al charact er pairs) and t ype t he m ask for t he specified MAC address t o det erm ine which bit s a packet ’s MAC address should m at ch.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 32 Classifier Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Act ive This field displays Ye s when t he rule is act ivat ed and N o when it is deact ivat ed. Nam e This field displays t he descript ive nam e for t his rule. This is for ident ificat ion purpose only.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 33 Policy Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Classifier( s) This field displays t he act ive classifier( s) you configure in t he Cla ssifie r screen. Select t he classifier( s) t o which t his policy rule applies. To select m ore t han one classifier, press [ SHI FT] and select t he choices at t he sam e t im e.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 33 Policy Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Diffserv Select N o ch a n ge t o keep t he TOS and/ or DSCP fields in t he packet s. Select Se t t h e pa ck e t ’s TOS fie ld t o set t he TOS field wit h t he value you configure in t he TOS field.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Weighted Round Robin Scheduling (WRR) Round Robin Scheduling services queues on a rot at ing basis and is act ivat ed only when a port has m ore t raffic t han it can handle. A queue is a given an am ount of bandwidt h irrespect ive of t he incom ing t raffic on t hat port .
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 42 Mult icast St at us Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 35 Mult icast St at us Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Mult icast Set t ing Configure I GMP- snooping funct ion.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 36 Mult icast Set t ing Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION I GMP Snooping Act ive Select Act ive t o enable I GMP Snooping t o forward group m ult icast t raffic only t o port s t hat are m em bers of t hat group.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 37 I GMP Snooping Deny VLAN Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION I GMP Snooping I GMP snooping enables a layer- 2 swit ch t o dynam ically learn t he m em bers of I P m ult icast groups.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 38 I GMP Filt ering Profile Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Profile Set up Add I GMP filt ering profile. Profile I D The profile I D can be bet ween 1- 128. Profile Descript ion You can add descript ions t o a profile in t his field.
Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 46 CPU Queue Cont rol Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 39 CPU Queue Cont rol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION cpu queue cont rol queue ( class of This field displays t he t ype of cont rol packet you want t o configure.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Figure 47 DoS At t ack Cont rol Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 40 DoS At t ack Cont rol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION src m ac and dst m ac Cont rol packet s wit h t he sam e source MAC address as t he current MAC address.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Application Configurations Table 40 DoS At t ack Cont rol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION TCP wit h FI N,URG Cont rol TCP packet s wit h FI N, URG, and PSH bit s whose sequence = 0. and PSH bit s,and sequence equal 0 TCP first fragm ent s Cont rol TCP packet s where t he first fragm ent has t he m inim um TCP header lengt h.
H A P TE R Management 7.1 Maintenance Use t his screen for Swit ch upgrade, rest art , and m aint enance. Figure 48 Managem ent and Maint enance Screen The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen. Table 41 Managem ent and Maint enance Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION...
Chapter 7 Management Figure 49 Firm ware Upgrade Screen The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen. Table 42 Firm ware Upgrade Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Choose File Click Ch oose File t o upload t he Boot Rom file t o t he Swit ch. Reboot Aft er The Swit ch will reboot aft er t he file is uploaded successfully.
Chapter 7 Management Table 43 Rest art Syst em Screen ( cont inued) LABEL DESCRIPTION Secondary Host When t he Swit ch st art up, it will run t he secondary host soft ware. This num ber is t he soft ware version on t he Swit ch and it will change once you upgrade/ downgrade it .
Chapter 7 Management Figure 52 Access Cont rol Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 45 Access Cont rol Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION SNMP Click Click H e r e t o m ake configurat ions on SNMP . Logins Click Click H e r e t o m ake configurat ions on logins.
Chapter 7 Management Table 46 SNMP Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Set Com m unit y Ent er t he Se t Com m u n it y, which is t he password for incom ing Set- request s from t he m anagem ent st at ion.
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Chapter 7 Management Table 47 User I nform at ion Screen ( cont inued) LABEL DESCRIPTION Securit y Level Select whet her you want t o im plem ent aut hent icat ion and/ or encrypt ion for SNMP com m unicat ion from t his user. Choose: •...
Chapter 7 Management 7.2.3 Logins Use t his screen t o creat e users t hat is able t o login t he web configurat or wit h t heir own user nam es and passwords. Also, if user privilege is 0- 1, it ’s N or m a l user; 2- 15 is Adm inist r a t or user. Figure 55 Logins Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen.
Chapter 7 Management Table 48 Logins Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Ret ype t o confirm Ret ype your new syst em password for confirm at ion User privilege Type t he privilege level for t his user. if user privilege is 0- 1, it ’s N or m a l user; 2- 15 is Adm inist r a t or user.
Chapter 7 Management Figure 57 Syslog Set up Screen The following t able describes t he fields in t his screen. Table 50 Syslog Set up Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Act ive Select t he check box at t he t op t o enable syslog, and deselect t o disable t his funct ion. Logging t ype Select t he "...
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Chapter 7 Management Table 51 Syslog Server Set up Screen LABEL DESCRIPTION Cancel Click Ca n ce l t o begin configuring t his screen afresh. Clear Click Cle a r t o ret urn t he fields t o t he fact ory default s. I ndex This is t he index num ber of a syslog server ent ry.
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PP E N D I X Customer Support I n t he event of problem s t hat cannot be solved by using t his m anual, you should cont act your vendor. I f you cannot cont act your vendor, t hen cont act a ZyXEL office for t he region in which you bought t he device.
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Appendix A Customer Support • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.kz Korea • ZyXEL Korea Corp. • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.kr Malaysia • ZyXEL Malaysia Sdn Bhd. • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.com .m y Pakistan • ZyXEL Pakist an ( Pvt .) Lt d. •...
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Appendix A Customer Support • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.by Belgium • ZyXEL Com m unicat ions B.V. • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.com / be/ nl/ • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.com / be/ fr/ Bulgaria •...
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Appendix A Customer Support Latvia • ZyXEL Lat via • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.com / lv/ lv/ hom epage.sht m l Lithuania • ZyXEL Lit huania • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.com / lt / lt / hom epage.sht m l Netherlands •...
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Appendix A Customer Support • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.ch/ Turkey • ZyXEL Turkey A.S. • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.com .t r • ZyXEL Com m unicat ions UK Lt d. • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.co.uk Ukraine •...
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Appendix A Customer Support North America • ZyXEL Com m unicat ions, I nc. - Nort h Am erica Headquart ers • ht t p: / / www.zyxel.com / us/ en/ Oceania Australia • ZyXEL Com m unicat ions Corporat ion •...
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Appendix B Legal Information List of National Codes COUNTRY ISO 3166 2 LETTER CODE COUNTRY ISO 3166 2 LETTER CODE Aust ria Liecht enst ein Belgium Lit huania Bulgaria Luxem bourg Croat ia Malt a Cyprus Net herlands Czech Republic Nor way Denm ark Poland...
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Appendix B Legal Information • APPAREI L À LASER DE CLASS 1 ( for product s wit h m ini- GBI C slot s or laser product s, such as fiber- opt ic t ransceiver and GPON product s) . •...
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Appendix B Legal Information Environmental Product Declaration MGS3750-28F User’s Guide...
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Appendix B Legal Information purchase, should t he pr oduct have indicat ions of failure due t o fault y w orkm anship and/ or m at erials, ZyXEL will, at it s discretion, repair or replace t he defect ive product s or com ponent s wit hout charge for eit her part s or labor, and t o what ever ext ent it shall deem necessar y t o rest ore t he product or com ponent s t o pr oper operat ing condit ion.
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