Maipu S2000-8/16 10/100Mbps Ethernet Switch User Manual

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Page 2 This manual copyright belongs to Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd., without the written permission of the copyright holder, any unit or individual shall not abstract, reproduce or translate in any way. Rights Reserved. Scheme: Research data services Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd No.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Chapter 7 Packet Security Filtering ............ 26 MAC Address Binding ............26 TCP/UDP Filtration ..............26 Chapter 8 Spanning Tree ..............28 STP Bridge ................28 STP Port ................. 28 Loop Detection ............... 29 Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 4 14.1 Restore to Default Hardware Configuration ......37 Appendix 2 Terms ................. 38 Appendix 2 Terms ................. 40 Appendix 3 Cable ................. 41 RJ-45 Connector ................41 Make Cable ................... 42 Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 5 One is selected. Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets [X| Y|…] and separated by vertical bars. One or none is selected. A line starting with ! sign is comments. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 6: Technical Assistance
Caution, Reader must be extremely warning, danger careful during the operation Technical assistance The Maipu website provides online documents and tools for product and software updating, manual revising, and technical serving etc. URL:www.maipu.com E-mail:support@mail.maipu.com Service hotline:400-886-8669 Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 7: Chapter 1 Accessing Device
Type username in (ID) and password in (Password) before click (OK). Then enter into configuration page . Note: Default username is admin and password is admin, which can be modified in (Authentication Configuration). The main page as below: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 9: Chapter 2 Management
Click (Re-login) to login in again using new username and password. Note: Username and password can only use numbers and letters. System Configuration Click (System IP Configuration) under (Administrator) on the left: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 10: System Status
Input device name in (Comment) and click(Update) to modify it. Successfully modification will show device name on the page. Input password “setmac” in (Set MAC Address) and click(Confirm) to turn to following pages: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 11: Restore To Default Configuration
Click (load). Reboot the device after modification. Click (Reboot) to reboot device. 2.5 Firmware Update It supports following update methods: 1. through web browse Click (Firmware Update) under (Administrator) on the left to turn to following page: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 12: Reboot Device
Make sure the power is on. 2.6 Reboot Device Click (Remote Device) under (Administrator) to turn to following page: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 14: Chapter 3 Port Configuration
POE power supply. Normal port means linkup with PoE power supply. By default, port 1 as normal port from the beginning to end (no configuration) , other ports Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 15: Port Mirror
=Rate control (0~255) x 32 kbps (low bandwidth) =Rate control (0~255) x 512 kbps(high bandwidth) Click (update) to update configuration. Click (LoadDefault) to restore to default configuration. After that, the speed rate is connecting speed as following: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 16: Broadcast Suppression
CUP, Enable means global open, selected port means enable CpuCar, rate by default 200pps, range 150-300, Disable means global shutdown. Enable port is switch, non-selected port will shutdown. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 18: Chapter 4 Vlan Configuration
VLAN tag. In this case, it is strongly recommended the network administrator to remove the VLAN tag of the corresponding port. VLAN Member It can be divided according to VLAN mode: 1. Port Based VLAN member configuration Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 19 Note: Configured downlink port must contain uplink port, such as (Dest PORT) must contain e0/1. 2. Tag Base VLAN member configuration Divide 16 groups of VLAN (1-16) in Tag Base VLAN mode, which cannot delete and Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 20: Vlan Fast Configuration
For example, uplink port chooses 01, port disable as 02, click (update) configure. Port 1 doesn’t transmit packets to port 2 after configuring, but can transmit to all downlink ports. VLAN member as below: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 22: Chapter 5 Packet Accounting
Packet & Collision Count, Receive Packet & Drop packet, and Receive Packet & CRC error packet, after choosing types, click (update) set account type. Click (refresh) refreshed value. Click (set to Zero) to zero. Note: System doesn’t refresh automotive, click (refresh) by manual. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 23: Chapter 6 Qos Configuration
50, 30, 10, 10 (corresponding Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 in turn) to guarantee the inferior priority queue to gain at least 10Mbit/s bandwidth, to avoid the shortage of PQ queue scheduler in which packets may not gain the service. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 24: Priority Configuration Based On Tcp/Udp And Ip Tos/Ds
Note: it is effective for selected ports in Q1~Q4, dorp is for all ports, no valid with famous numbers in self-defined ports. 2. IP/DS priority (TOS priority) includes seven types of IP/DS:6'b001010, 6'b010010, 6'b011010, 6'b100010, 6'b101110, 6'b110000 and 6'b111000, tick off selected ports, click (update) . Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 25: 802.1P And Physical Port Priority
As below figure, each port chooses Q1~Q4, click (update) . Note: four types of priority: TCP/UDP, IP TOS/DS, 802.1p and Physical port TCP/UDP>IP TOS/DS>802.1p>Physical port, TCP/UDP priority is higher than other 3 types. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 26: Chapter 7 Packet Security Filtering
00:0a:5a:01:01:01. After successful configuration, e0/1 will only transmit packet whose source address is 00:0a:5a:01:01:01. Note: By default, (Filter) of each port is disabled. TCP/UDP Filtration When (Function Enable) is enable, it means this function is efficient. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 27 TCP/UDP). Such as to enable this function, configure port filtration to deny, select secure WAN port01, and then select Protocol FTP. After successful configuration, port01 will drop FTP packet. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 28: Chapter 8 Spanning Tree
Chapter 8 Spanning Tree 8.1 STP Bridge As below configurations: STP mode: disable, rstp Bridge Priority:0-61440 Hello Time: 1-10seconds Max Age: 6-40seconds Forward Delay: 4-30seconds 8.2 STP Port P ort configuration ． Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 29: Loop Detection
Enable means start loop detection; Disable means end loop detection 2. Enable auto wake-up Enable means start auto wake-up; Disable means end auto wake-up. 3. Enable wake-up internal Enabling wake-up internal means Discard duration at loopback port. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 31: Chapter 9 Truck
Truck hash algorithm selection divides into port ID, source MAC address, destination MAC address, Src&Dst MAC. Click (update) There are two aggregation groups, group1 includes port 1-4, group1 includes 2 includes 5-8. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 32: Chapter 10 Dhcp Relay Agent
Add almost 3 Relay Server when starting. Input Server IP such as 192.168.2.10, click (add) , when deleting, click(DEL). 10.3 VLAN MAP Relay Agent Add Relay Server IP mapping of VLAN ID, input VLAN ID as example 1, choose Server IP192.168.2.10 click (add). Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 34: Chapter 11 Backup And Recovery Configuration
Click (Browse) to get file selection box. Select corresponded path to open configuration file. Enter password. The default password is admin and click (Update) . Reboot device after successful configuration. Note: The recovery will not contain MAC address. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 35: Chapter 12 Other Function
After enabling this function, though the two ports are not in the same VLAN, the unicast packet whose destination MAC is known will be transmitted to destination port. 3. Enable IGMP snooping VLAN: Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 36: Chapter 13 Overtime Exit And Re-Log In
It is defaulted to be overtime in 10 minutes and it is required to re-login as following: Click (Re login) to re-log in. 13.2 Re-log in Click host page (Re login) to re-log in. Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 37: Chapter 14 Restore To Default Hardware Configuration
Re-login the switch until the system indicator restore to normal flicker frequency (normal flicker frequency is 1Hz). Caution: Restoring to default hardware can restore default software parameter and also IP address, username and password, except MAC address Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 38: Appendix 2 Terms
The difference between the highest and lowest frequencies available for network signals. The term also is used to Bandwidth describe the rated throughput capacity of a given network medium or protocol. The frequency range necessary to Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 39 “crossover”) is a female RJ-45 port connection MDIX on a computer, router, hub, or switch. Straight through cables connect pins 1 & 2 (transmit) on an MDI device to pins 1 & 2 Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 40: Appendix 2 Terms
A 100-Mbps baseband Fast Ethernet specification using two strands of multimode fiber-optic cable per link. To guarantee 100BASE-FX proper signal timing, a 100BaseFX link cannot exceed 1312 feet (400 meters) in length. Based on the IEEE 802.3 Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 41: Appendix 3 Cable
OSI reference model. In general, a bridge filters, forwards, or floods an incoming frame based on the MAC address of that frame. SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol Appendix 3 Cable RJ-45 Connector Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 42: Make Cable
Appendix table 2 Pin distribution of RJ-45 MDIX interface Pin number Signal Function RxData+ Receiving data RxData- Receiving data TxData+ Sending data Reserved Reserved TxData- Sending data Reserved Reserved Make Cable Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...
Page 43 8=brown Appendix picture 3 Making parallel reticle SIDE1 SIDE 1 SIDE2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1=white/orange 1=white/green 2=orange 2=green 3=white/green 3=white/orange 4=blue 4=blue 5=white/blue 5=white/blue 6=green 6=orange Maipu Communication Technology Co., Ltd, All Rights Reserved ©2011...

Maipu S2000-8/16 10/100Mbps Ethernet Switch User Manual

Chapter 1 Accessing Device

Chapter 2 Management

Chapter 3 Port Configuration

Chapter 4 VLAN Configuration

Chapter 5 Packet Accounting

Chapter 6 Qos Configuration

Chapter 7 Packet Security Filtering

Chapter 8 Spanning Tree

Chapter 9 Truck

Chapter 10 DHCP Relay Agent

Chapter 11 Backup and Recovery Configuration

Chapter 12 Other Function

Chapter 13 Overtime Exit and Re-Log in

Chapter 14 Restore to Default Hardware Configuration

Appendix 2 Terms

Appendix 2 Terms

Appendix 3 Cable

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