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Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch 9900 Series Network Configuration Manual (1078 pages)

OmniSwitch AOS Release 8

Brand: Alcatel-Lucent | Category: Switch | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

29
- Supported Platforms
  29
- When Should I Read this Manual
  29
- Who Should Read this Manual
  29
- How Is the Information Organized
  30
- What Is in this Manual
  30
- What Is Not in this Manual
  30
- Documentation Roadmap
  31
- Related Documentation
  33
- Technical Support
  34
Chapter 1 Configuring Ethernet Ports

36
Chapter 2 Configuring UDLD

66
- UDLD Defaults
  66
- Quick Steps for Configuring UDLD
  67
- UDLD Overview
  68
  - UDLD Operational Mode
    68
  - Mechanisms to Detect Unidirectional Links
    69
- Configuring UDLD
  69
- Verifying the UDLD Configuration
  72
- In this Chapter
  73
Chapter 3 Managing Source Learning

74
Chapter 4 Configuring Vlans

83
Configuring Vlans

83
- In this Chapter
  83
Chapter 34 Diagnosing Switch Problems

95
- Using Private Vlans
  97
  - Private VLAN Ports
    98
  - Quick Steps for Configuring Pvlans
    98
  - PVLAN Management Overview
    99
  - Creating Pvlans
    100
  - Creating Secondary Vlans
    101
  - Assigning Ports to Pvlans
    102
  - Protocol Configuration Requirements for PVLAN
    104
  - Sample PVLAN Use Case
    106
  - Verifying the PVLAN Configuration
    107
Chapter 5 Configuring High Availability Vlans

108
Chapter 6 Configuring Spanning Tree Parameters

124
- In this Chapter
  125
- Spanning Tree Bridge Parameter Defaults
  126
- Spanning Tree Port Parameter Defaults
  126
- Multiple Spanning Tree (MST) Region Defaults
  127
- Spanning Tree Overview
  128
  - How the Spanning Tree Topology Is Calculated
    128
  - Topology Examples
    133
- MST General Overview
  135
- Spanning Tree Operating Modes
  143
- Using Spanning Tree Configuration Commands
  149
- Configuring STP Bridge Parameters
  149
- Configuring STP Port Parameters
  156
  - Enabling/Disabling Spanning Tree on a Port
    157
  - Enabling/Disabling Loop-Guard
    158
  - Configuring Port Priority
    158
  - Configuring Port Path Cost
    159
  - Configuring Port Mode
    161
  - Mode for Link Aggregate Ports
    162
  - Configuring Port Connection Type
    163
  - Configuring the Edge Port Status
    164
  - Restricting Port Roles (Root Guard)
    165
  - Restricting TCN Propagation
    165
  - Limiting BPDU Transmission
    165
- Sample Spanning Tree Configuration
  166
  - Example Network Overview
    166
  - Example Network Configuration Steps
    167
- Sample MST Region Configuration
  169
- Sample MSTI Configuration
  171
- Verifying the Spanning Tree Configuration
  174
Configuring Loopback Detection

175
- In this Chapter
  175
- LBD Defaults
  176
Chapter 7 Configuring Loopback Detection

176
- Quick Steps for Configuring LBD
  177
- LBD Overview
  178
  - Transmission Timer
    178
- Remote-Origin LBD Overview
  178
- Interaction with Other Features
  180
  - Spanning Tree Protocol
    180
  - Link Aggregation
    180
- Configuring LBD
  181
  - Enabling LBD
    181
  - Enabling Remote-Origin LBD
    181
  - Configuring the LBD Transmission Timer
    182
  - Viewing LBD Statistics
    182
  - Recovering a Port from LBD Shutdown
    182
  - Configuring Autorecovery-Timer for LBD Shutdown Ports
    182
- LBD for Service Access Interface
  182
- Verifying the LBD Configuration
  186
Chapter 8 Configuring Static Link Aggregation

187
Configuring Static Link Aggregation

188
Chapter 9 Configuring Dynamic Link Aggregation

198
Configuring Dynamic Link Aggregation

199
Configuring Dual-Home Links

227
- In this Chapter
  227
- Dual-Home Link Active-Active Defaults
  228
Chapter 10 Configuring Dual-Home Links

228
- Dual-Home Link Active-Active
  229
- Displaying the Dual-Home Link Configuration
  238
Chapter 11 Configuring ERP

239
- ERP Defaults
  240
- ERP Overview
  241
  - Erp Timers
    242
  - ERP Basic Operation
    243
  - Overlapping Protected Vlans between Erp Rings on same Node
    244
  - Erpv2 Basic Operation
    245
- Interaction with Other Features
  247
- Quick Steps for Configuring ERP with Standard Vlans
  248
- Quick Steps for Configuring ERP with VLAN Stacking
  249
- ERP Configuration Overview and Guidelines
  250
- Configuring an ERP Ring
  251
  - Adding Vlans to Ring Ports
    251
  - Configuring an RPL Port
    252
  - Setting the Wait-To-Restore Timer
    252
  - Setting the Guard Timer
    252
  - Configuring ERP with VLAN Stacking Nnis
    253
  - Clearing ERP Statistics
    254
- Erpv2 Configuration Overview and Guidelines
  255
  - Major and Sub Ring Management
    255
  - Sample Switch Configuration
    256
- Sample Ethernet Ring Protection Configuration
  259
  - Example ERP Overview
    259
  - Example ERP Configuration Steps
    260
- Sample Erpv2 Ring Configuration
  261
  - Example Erpv2 Overview
    261
  - Configuring Shared Link
    262
  - Configuring Switches in Main Ring
    263
  - Configuring Secondary RPL Node
    263
  - Configuring Switch in Sub Ring
    263
- Verifying the ERP Configuration
  264
11 Configuring ERP

239
- In this Chapter
  239
Chapter 12 Configuring MVRP

265
- MVRP Defaults
  266
- Quick Steps for Configuring MVRP
  267
- MRP Overview
  268
- MVRP Overview
  268
  - How MVRP Works
    268
  - Interaction with Other Features
    270
- Configuring MVRP
  271
  - Enabling MVRP
    271
  - Configuring the Maximum Number of Vlans
    271
  - Configuring MVRP Registration
    272
  - Configuring the MVRP Applicant Mode
    273
  - Modifying MVRP Timers
    274
  - Restricting VLAN Registration
    275
  - Restricting Static VLAN Registration
    275
  - Restricting VLAN Advertisement
    276
- Verifying the MVRP Configuration
  277
12 Configuring MVRP

265
- In this Chapter
  265
Chapter 13 Configuring 802.1AB

278
- 802.1AB Defaults Table
  279
- Quick Steps for Configuring 802.1AB
  280
- 802.1AB Overview
  281
  - Mandatory Tlvs
    281
  - Optional Tlvs
    281
  - LLDP-Media Endpoint Devices
    282
  - LLDP Agent Operation
    283
  - LLDPDU Transmission and Reception
    283
  - Aging Time
    283
  - LLDP Agent Security Mechanism
    284
- Configuring 802.1AB
  285
- Verifying 802.1AB Configuration
  292
13 Configuring 802.1AB

278
- In this Chapter
  278
Chapter 14 14 Configuring SIP Snooping

293
- In this Chapter
  293
- SIP Snooping Defaults
  294
- Parameter Description and Values
  295
- Quick Steps for Configuring SIP Snooping
  296
- SIP Snooping Overview
  297
- Using SIP Snooping
  298
  - Interoperability
    299
- SIP Snooping Configuration Guidelines
  300
  - Configuring Edge Port
    300
  - Configuring Trusted SIP Server
    300
  - Configuring SIP Snooping TCP Ports
    301
  - Configuring SIP Snooping UDP Ports
    301
  - Configuring the SIP Control DSCP
    301
  - Configuring SOS Calls
    301
  - Configuring SOS Call DSCP
    301
  - Configuring RTCP Thresholds
    302
  - Configuring the Logging Threshold for the Number of Calls
    302
  - Configuring Policy Rules for SIP Snooping
    302
  - Unsupported Topologies
    303
- SIP Snooping Use Case
  304
- SIP Snooping Limitations
  307
- Verifying the SIP Snooping Configuration
  308
Chapter 15 Configuring IP

309
- In this Chapter
  309
- IP Defaults
  311
- Quick Steps for Configuring IP Forwarding
  311
- IP Overview
  312
  - IP Protocols
    312
- IP Forwarding
  314
  - Configuring an IP Interface
    315
    
    Modifying an Ip Router Interface
    316
    
    Removing an Ip Router Interface
    316
  - Configuring a Loopback0 Interface
    317
  - Configuring an IP Managed Interface
    318
  - Creating a Static Route or Recursive Static Route
    319
  - Creating a Default Route
    320
  - Configuring an IP Routed Port
    320
  - Configuring Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
    321
    
    Deleting a Permanent Entry from the Arp Table
    322
    
    Clearing a Dynamic Entry from the Arp Table
    323
    
    Local Proxy Arp
    323
    
    Arp Filtering
    323
- Distributed ARP
  324
- IP Configuration
  327
  - Configuring the Router Primary Address
    327
  - Configuring the Router ID
    327
    
    Configuring the Route Preference of a Router
    328
    
    Using Route Maps
    329
  - IP-Directed Broadcasts
    334
  - Arp Poisoning
    338
  - Enabling/Disabling IP Services
    339
- Managing IP
  340
  - Using the Ping Command
    342
  - Tracing an IP Route
    343
  - Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
    344
  - Tunneling Operation
    345
  - Configuring a Tunnel Interface
    346
- Verifying the IP Configuration
  347
- VRF Route Leak
  348
  - Configuring VRF Route Leak
    349
  - Verifying VRF Route Leak Configuration
    350
Chapter 16 Configuring Multiple VRF

351
- VRF Defaults
  352
- Quick Steps for Configuring Multiple VRF
  353
- Multiple VRF Overview
  356
  - VRF Profiles
    358
  - ASCII-File-Only Syntax
    359
- VRF Interaction with Other Features
  361
  - Bgpv4
    362
  - Webview
    363
  - Vlans
    364
- Configuring VRF Instances
  365
  - Selecting a VRF Instance
    366
  - Assigning IP Interfaces to a VRF Instance
    367
- Verifying the VRF Configuration
  368
Chapter 17 Configuring Ipv6

369
- Ipv6 Address Notation
  374
- Ipv6 Address Prefix Notation
  374
- Autoconfiguration of Ipv6 Addresses
  375
- Globally Unique Local Ipv6 Unicast Addresses
  376
- Configured Tunnels
  379
- Configuring the Route Preference of a Router
  387
Configuring Ipv6

388
Chapter 18 Configuring Ipsec

400
- In this Chapter
  400
- Ipsec Defaults
  401
- Quick Steps for Configuring an Ipsec AH Policy
  402
- Quick Steps for Configuring an Ipsec Discard Policy
  403
- Ipsec Overview
  404
  - Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)
    404
  - Authentication Header (AH)
    405
  - Ipsec on the Omniswtich
    406
  - Securing Traffic Using Ipsec
    407
  - Discarding Traffic Using Ipsec
    408
- Configuring Ipsec on the Omniswitch
  409
  - Configuring an Ipsec Master Key
    409
  - Configuring an Ipsec Policy
    410
    
    Enabling and Disabling a Policy
    411
    
    Assigning a Priority to a Policy
    411
    
    Assigning an Action to a Policy
    412
    
    Configuring the Protocol for a Policy
    412
    
    Verifying a Policy
    412
    
    Configuring an Ipsec Rule
    413
  - Configuring an Ipsec SA
    414
    
    Verifying Ipsec Sa
    415
    
    Configuring Ipsec Sa Keys
    415
  - Enabling and Disabling Default Discard Policy
    418
- Additional Examples
  419
  - Configuring ESP
    419
  - Discarding Ripng Packets
    421
- Verifying Ipsec Configuration
  422
Chapter 19 Configuring RIP

423
- In this Chapter
  423
- RIP Defaults
  424
- Quick Steps for Configuring RIP Routing
  425
- RIP Overview
  426
  - RIP Version 2
    427
- RIP Routing
  428
  - Loading RIP
    428
  - Enabling RIP
    429
  - Creating a RIP Interface
    429
  - Enabling a RIP Interface
    429
    
    Configuring the Rip Interface Receive Option
    430
    
    Configuring the Rip Interface Metric
    430
- RIP Options
  431
- Configuring Redistribution
  434
- RIP Security
  440
  - Configuring Authentication Type
    440
  - Configuring Passwords
    440
- Verifying the RIP Configuration
  441
Chapter 20 Configuring BFD

442
- In this Chapter
  442
- BFD Defaults
  443
- Quick Steps for Configuring BFD
  445
  - Quick Steps for Configuring BFD Support for Layer 3 Protocols
    447
  - Configuring Bfd Support for Vrrp Track Policies
    450
- BFD Overview
  451
  - Benefits of Using BFD for Failure Detection
    451
  - How the BFD Protocol Works
    451
  - Operational Mode and Echo Function
    452
  - BFD Packet Formats
    452
  - BFD Session Establishment
    453
  - Bfd Timer Negotiation
    454
- Configuring BFD
  455
- BFD Application Example
  474
  - Example Network Overview
    474
- Verifying the BFD Configuration
  480
Chapter 21 Configuring DHCP Relay

481
- In this Chapter
  481
- DHCP Relay Defaults
  482
- Quick Steps for Setting up DHCP Relay
  483
- DHCP Relay Overview
  484
  - Dhcp
    485
  - DHCP and the Omniswitch
    485
  - External DHCP Relay Application
    486
  - Internal DHCP Relay
    487
- DHCP Relay Implementation
  488
  - Global DHCP
    488
  - Per-VLAN DHCP
    488
  - Configuring BOOTP/DHCP Relay Parameters
    489
  - Setting the Forward Delay
    489
  - Setting Maximum Hops
    490
  - Setting the Relay Forwarding Option
    490
- Using Automatic IP Configuration
  491
  - Enabling Automatic IP Configuration
    491
- Configuring UDP Port Relay
  492
  - Enabling/Disabling UDP Port Relay
    493
  - Specifying a Forwarding VLAN
    493
  - How the Relay Agent Processes DHCP Packets from the Client
    494
  - Using DHCP Snooping
    496
    
    Dhcp Snooping Configuration Guidelines
    497
    
    Enabling Dhcp Snooping
    497
    
    Configuring the Port Trust Mode
    499
    
    Configuring the Dhcp Snooping Binding Table
    500
    
    Configuring the Binding Table Timeout
    501
    
    Synchronizing the Binding Table
    501
    
    Layer 2 Dhcp Snooping
    502
- Quick Steps for Configuring Dhcpv6 Relay
  503
- Dhcpv6 Relay Overview
  503
  - Dhcpv6 Relay Interface
    503
  - Dhcpv6 Relay Messages
    504
- Dhcpv6 Relay Configuration Overview
  504
- Verifying the DHCP Relay Configuration
  506
Chapter 22 Configuring an Internal DHCP Server

507
- In this Chapter
  507
- DHCP Server Default Values
  508
- Quick Steps to Configure Internal DHCP Server
  508
- DHCP Server Overview
  510
  - The DHCP Process
    510
  - Internal DHCP Server on Omniswitch
    510
  - Vitalqip Server
    510
- Interaction with Other Features
  511
  - Virtual Router Forwarding (VRF)
    511
  - DHCP Snooping
    511
  - IP Interfaces
    511
  - Vitalqip Server
    511
- Configuring DHCP Server on Omniswitch
  512
  - Policy File
    512
  - DHCP Configuration Files
    513
  - DHCP Server Database File
    516
- DHCP Server Application Example
  517
- Verifying the DHCP Server Configuration
  519
- Configuration File Parameters and Syntax
  520
- Policy File Parameters and Syntax
  531
Chapter 23 Configuring VRRP

535
- In this Chapter
  535
- VRRP Defaults
  536
- Quick Steps for Creating a Virtual Router
  537
- VRRP Overview
  538
  - Why Use VRRP
    539
  - Definition of a Virtual Router
    539
  - VRRP MAC Addresses
    540
  - VRRP Startup Delay
    540
  - VRRP Tracking
    541
  - Configuring Collective Management Functionality
    541
- Interaction with Other Features
  541
  - VRRP Tracking with BFD
    541
- VRRP Configuration Overview
  542
- Creating VRRP Tracking Policies
  551
  - Associating a Tracking Policy with a Virtual Router
    551
- Verifying the VRRP Configuration
  553
- Vrrpv2 Application Example
  554
  - Vrrpv2 Tracking Example
    555
- Vrrpv3 Application Example
  557
  - Vrrpv3 Tracking Example
    558
Chapter 24 Configuring Server Load Balancing

560
- In this Chapter
  560
- Server Load Balancing Default Values
  561
- Quick Steps for Configuring Server Load Balancing
  562
  - Quick Steps for Configuring a Qos Policy Condition Cluster
    563
- Server Load Balancing Overview
  565
- Configuring Server Load Balancing on a Switch
  569
- Modifying Optional Parameters
  573
- Taking Clusters and Servers On/Off Line
  575
  - Taking a Cluster On/Off Line
    575
  - Taking a Server On/Off Line
    575
- Configuring SLB Probes
  576
  - Creating SLB Probes
    576
  - Deleting SLB Probes
    576
  - Associating a Probe with a Cluster
    577
  - Associating a Probe with a Server
    577
  - Modifying SLB Probes
    577
    
    Modifying the Probe Retries
    578
    
    Configuring a Probe User Name
    578
    
    Configuring a Probe Password
    578
    
    Configuring a Probe Url
    578
    
    Modifying the Probe Status
    579
    
    Configuring a Probe Send
    579
    
    Configuring a Probe Expect
    579
- Displaying Server Load Balancing Status and Statistics
  580
Chapter 25 Configuring IP Multicast Switching

582
Chapter 26 Configuring Qos

629
- In this Chapter
  630
- Qos General Overview
  631
- Classification
  633
- Congestion Management
  637
  - Queue Sets
    637
  - Qset Profiles
    639
  - Multicast and Unicast Traffic Distribution
    643
  - Multicast Source PFC on the Omniswitch 6900
    646
- Omniswitcongestion Avoidance
  647
  - WRED Profiles
    647
- Traffic Policing and Shaping
  650
  - Policing
    650
  - Shaping
    650
  - Tri-Color Marking
    650
  - Configuring Policy Bandwidth Policing
    654
  - Configuring Port Bandwidth Shaping
    655
- Qos Policy Overview
  656
  - How Policies Are Used
    656
  - Policy Lists
    657
  - Interaction with Other Features
    657
  - Valid Policies
    657
  - Policy Conditions
    658
  - Policy Actions
    659
  - Condition and Action Combinations
    660
- Qos Defaults
  661
  - Global Qos Defaults
    661
  - Qos Port Defaults
    661
  - Queue Management Defaults
    662
  - Policy Rule Defaults
    663
  - Policy Action Defaults
    663
  - Default (Built-In) Policies
    664
  - Configuring Qos
    665
- Configuring Global Qos Parameters
  666
  - Forwarding Log Events
    667
  - Log Detail Level
    667
  - Number of Lines in the Qos Log
    667
  - Displaying the Qos Log
    668
  - Forwarding Log Events to the Console
    668
  - Setting the Statistics Interval
    669
- Creating Policies
  670
  - ASCII-File-Only Syntax
    671
  - Creating Policy Conditions
    672
  - Creating Policy Actions
    673
  - Creating Policy Rules
    674
    
    Configuring a Rule Validity Period
    675
    
    Disabling Rules
    675
    
    Rule Precedence
    676
    
    How Precedence Is Determined
    676
    
    Saving Rules
    676
    
    Logging Rules
    676
  - Creating Policy Lists
    677
  - Verifying Policy Configuration
    680
- Using Condition Groups in Policies
  681
  - Creating Network Groups
    682
  - Creating Services
    683
  - Creating Service Groups
    684
  - Creating MAC Groups
    685
  - Creating Port Groups
    686
  - Verifying Condition Group Configuration
    687
- Using Map Groups
  688
  - How Map Groups Work
    689
  - Verifying Map Group Configuration
    690
- Using Access Control Lists
  691
  - Layer 3 Acls
    693
  - Ipv6 Acls
    694
  - Using ACL Security Features
    695
    
    Configuring a Userports Group
    696
    
    Configuring Userport Traffic Types and Port Behavior
    696
    
    Configuring Icmp Drop Rules
    697
    
    Configuring Tcp Connection Rules
    697
- Applying the Configuration
  699
  - Interaction with LDAP Policies
    700
  - Verifying the Applied Policy Configuration
    701
- Policy Applications
  702
  - Basic Qos Policies
    703
  - Redirection Policies
    704
  - Policy Based Mirroring
    705
  - ICMP Policy Example
    706
  - Policy Based Routing
    707
  - In this Chapter
    711
Chapter 27 Managing Policy Servers

712
- Policy Server Overview
  713
- Modifying Policy Servers
  714
  - Modifying the Port Number
    715
  - Configuring a Secure Socket Layer for a Policy Server
    716
  - Interaction with CLI Policies
    717
  - In this Chapter
    719

Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch 9900 Series Hardware User's Manual (66 pages)

Brand: Alcatel-Lucent | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 23 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
4
Related Documentation
4
Customer Support
4
Chassis and Power
5
Omniswitch 9900 Series
5
Chassis Front Panel
7
Chassis Rear Panel
9
Chassis Management
11
Switch Fabric
14
NI Modules
15
NI Module Leds
19
Fan Trays
20
Power Supplies
21
DC Power Supply Connection
22
Connecting a DC Cable Harness to the Chassis Power Supply
22
Getting Started and Installation
24
Getting Started
24
Preparing for the Installation
24
Items Included
26
Airflow Considerations
26
Blank Cover Panels
27
Mounting the Chassis
28
Installing Chassis Components
28
Installing Fan Trays
30
Installing Modules
34
Installing a Power Supply
35
Connections and Cabling
36
Network Cable Installation Warning
36
Booting the Switch
37
Logging in to the Switch
38
Unlocking Session Types
39
Changing the Login Password
39
Viewing Your Changes
41
Saving Your Changes
41
Power over Ethernet (Poe)
42
Managing Power over Ethernet (Poe)
42
Viewing Power Supply Status
42
Viewing Poe Status
43
Poe Class Detection
43
Poe Operational Status
44
Setting Port Priority Levels
46
Understanding Priority Disconnect
46
Setting Priority Disconnect Status
47
Disabling Priority Disconnect
47
Enabling Priority Disconnect
47
Priority Disconnect Is Enabled; Incoming PD Port Has Highest Priority Level
48
Priority Disconnect Is Enabled; Incoming PD Port Has Lowest Priority Level
48
Priority Disconnect Is Disabled
48
Removing Chassis Components
49
Removing Fan Trays
51
Removing Modules
54
General Guidelines
55
Hot Swapping Power Supplies
55

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Chapter 1 Configuring Ethernet Ports

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Chapter 5 Configuring High Availability Vlans

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Chapter 14 14 Configuring SIP Snooping

Chapter 15 Configuring IP

Chapter 16 Configuring Multiple VRF

Chapter 17 Configuring Ipv6

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Chapter 18 Configuring Ipsec

Chapter 19 Configuring RIP

Chapter 20 Configuring BFD

Chapter 21 Configuring DHCP Relay

Chapter 22 Configuring an Internal DHCP Server

Chapter 23 Configuring VRRP

Chapter 24 Configuring Server Load Balancing

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