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Alcatel OmniSwitch 7700 Troubleshooting Manual

Alcatel OmniSwitch 7700 Troubleshooting Manual (614 pages)

Alcatel Internetworking, Inc. Switch Troubleshooting Guide

Brand: Alcatel | Category: Switch | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Troubleshooting Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

15
Chapter 1 Troubleshooting the Switch System

21
Chapter 2 Troubleshooting Switched Ethernet Connectivity

59
Chapter 3 Troubleshooting Source Learning

70
- Introduction
  70
- Troubleshooting a Source Learning Problem
  71
- Advanced Troubleshooting
  73
- Dshell Troubleshooting
  75
  - Os-6600
    78
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Spanning Tree

81
- In this Chapter
  81
- Introduction
  81
- Troubleshooting Spanning Tree
  82
- Dshell
  85
- Generic Troubleshooting in Dshell
  90
  - Event Trace (Stpni_Traceprint)
    90
    
    Portatch
    91
    
    Portdele
    91
    
    Addvlan
    91
    
    Modvladm
    92
    
    Modvlstp
    92
    
    Addqtag
    92
    
    Delqtag
    92
    
    Mdefvlan
    93
    
    Portaggr
    93
    
    Portdisg
    93
    
    Aggr_Up
    93
    
    Portjoin
    94
    
    Portleav
    94
    
    Brgparam
    94
    
    Ptstpmod
    95
    
    Portmod
    95
    
    Portvlbk
    95
    
    Pvlanblk
    95
    
    Gmbpdu
    96
    
    Gmigbpdu
    96
    
    Gm2Fixed
    97
    
    Vmaddvpa
    97
    
    Vmdelvpa
    97
    
    Vmdefvpa
    97
    
    Topochgt
    98
    
    Link_Up
    98
    
    Linkdown
    98
    
    Ni_Up
    98
    
    Ni_Down
    98
  - Physical and Logical Port Dumps
    99
    
    Logical Ports (Stpni_Debuglport)
    99
    
    Physical and Logical Port Trace Display (Stpni_Debugport)
    102
  - Socket Handler Traces
    102
    
    Stpnisock_Globals
    102
    
    Physical Port (Stpni_Debugpport)
    102
    
    Stpnisock_Warningprint
    103
    
    Stpnisock_Traceprint
    103
    
    Inter-NI Trace (Stpnisock_Intraceprint)
    104
    
    Time-Out Trace (Stpnisock_Totraceprint)
    104
    
    Board up (Stpnisock_Boardupprint)
    104
    
    Stpnisock_Printon
    104
    
    Stpnisock_Printoff
    104
    
    Stpcmm_Traceprint
    105
  - CMM Spanning Tree Traces
    105
    
    Trace Menu
    105
- Writing a PR for Spanning Tree
  106
- In this Chapter
  109
- Starting the Troubleshooting Procedure
  109
- Troubleshooting BOOTP/DHCP/UDP Relay
  109
Chapter 5 Troubleshooting BOOTP/DHCP/UDP Relay

110
- Use a Network Diagram
  110
- Use the OSI Model to Guide Your Troubleshooting
  110
- UDP Relay Configuration Problems
  110
  - Incorrect Server IP Address
    110
  - Forward Delay Timer
    111
  - Displaying DHCP Statistics
    111
- UDP Relay and Group Mobility
  112
- Advanced Troubleshooting for UDP Relay
  113
- Dshell
  114
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting DNS

117
- In this Chapter
  117
- Introduction
  117
- Omniswitch Troubleshooting Guide September 2005
  117
- Troubleshooting a DNS Failure
  118
  - Starting the Troubleshooting Procedure
    118
  - Layer 7 DNS or Name Resolution Issue
    118
- DNS Configuration Considerations
  119
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Link Aggregation

121
- In this Chapter
  121
- Link Aggregation Limits and Guidelines
  122
  - Omniswitch 6624/6648 Restrictions
    122
- Troubleshooting a Link Aggregation Failure
  123
  - Verify the Configuration
    123
  - Source Learning
    125
  - Link Aggregation Affecting Other Traffic
    125
  - Problems Creating a Group
    125
  - Problems Deleting a Group
    125
  - Lacp 802.3Ad
    126
- Advanced Link Aggregation Troubleshooting
  127
- 6800 Link Aggregation Debug Functions
  130
  - La_Ni_Agg_Prt
    130
  - La_Ni_Port_Prt
    130
  - La_Ni_Port_Up_Prt
    131
  - La_Ni_Port_Stats_Prt
    131
  - La_Ni_Info
    131
  - Lagg_Ni_Sock_Help
    131
  - La_Ni_Trace_Freeze
    132
  - La_Ni_Trace_Unfreeze
    132
  - La_Ni_Kite_Help
    132
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting 802.1Q

133
- In this Chapter
  133
- Troubleshooting 802.1Q
  134
  - Default VLAN Traffic
    135
  - Tagged Packet on an Untagged Port
    135
    
    Q with VLAN ID of 0
    136
    
    802.1Q and 64 Byte Packets
    136
- Advanced Troubleshooting
  137
- Dshell Commands
  139
- In this Chapter
  141
- Troubleshooting Group Mobility
  141
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting Group Mobility

142
- Troubleshooting a VLAN Mobility Failure
  142
  - Binding Rules
    143
  - Port Rules
    143
  - Precedence
    144
- Advanced Troubleshooting
  145
- Dshell
  146
  - NI Debug Dshell
    146
- 6800 Group Mobility Troubleshooting
  147
  - Show Vlan Rules
    147
  - Gmhelp
    147
  - Gmckitedebug
    148
  - Gmcshowports
    148
  - Gmcshowrules
    148
  - Gmnkitedebug
    149
  - Gmnkiteshowrules
    149
  - Gmnmacvlanshowbuffer
    149
Chapter 10 Troubleshooting Qos

151
- In this Chapter
  151
- Qos Behavior
  152
  - Default
    152
  - Qos Queues and Ports
    152
- Troubleshooting Qos
  153
  - Information Gathering on Symptoms and Recent Changes
    153
  - Starting the Troubleshooting Procedure
    153
  - Qos Activation
    153
  - Qos Apply
    154
  - Invalid Policies
    154
  - Rules Order
    154
  - Viewing Qos Settings
    155
  - Viewing Qos Policy Rules
    155
  - Validation
    156
    
    Example 1
    156
    
    Example 2
    156
    
    Example 3
    157
  - Correction
    158
  - Reflexive Rules
    158
  - Qos Log
    159
  - Qos Statistics
    161
  - Debug Qos
    161
  - Debug Qos Internal
    162
  - Omniswitch 6624/6648 Dshell Troubleshooting
    163
    
    Qosixhelp
    163
    
    Qosdbstate
    163
    
    Qos Dump
    163
- Example Qos Rules
  165
- 11 Troubleshooting ARP
  167
Chapter 11 Troubleshooting ARP

167
- In this Chapter
  167
- ARP Protocol Failure
  168
- Common Error Conditions
  171
- Advanced ARP Troubleshooting
  172
- Dshell Troubleshooting
  174
  - Viewing the ARP Table on Omniswitch 6624/6648 Switches
    176
- Omniswitch Troubleshooting Guide September 2005
  174
Chapter 12 Troubleshooting IP Routing

177
- In this Chapter
  178
- Introduction
  179
- IP Routing Protocol Failure
  179
- Troubleshooting Via the CLI
  179
- Debug Ip Packet
  187
- Troubleshooting with Debug CLI
  187
- RIP Troubleshooting
  189
- OSPF Troubleshooting
  195
- BGP Troubleshooting
  203
- Dshell Troubleshooting Advanced IP Routing
  205
  - Ipdbg=X
    205
  - Ifshow
    205
  - Iprmshowroutes
    206
  - Iprmcountroutes
    206
  - Ipni_Ifshow
    206
  - Ipni_Routecount
    207
  - Iprm_Routeshow
    207
  - Ospfdbgdumpenv
    207
  - In this Chapter
    211
Chapter 13 Troubleshooting Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)

211
- Overview
  212
- Protocol Information
  213
  - IP Field Descriptions
    213
  - VRRP Field Descriptions
    213
  - VRRP States
    213
- Omniswitch 7700/7800/8800 Implementation
  214
  - VRRP Security
    214
  - Omniswitch VRRP Limitations
    214
- CMM Failover
  215
  - Show Vrrp Statistics
    216
  - Release History
    218
- Omniswitch VRRP Troubleshooting
  219
- ARP Table
  220
- Dshell Troubleshooting
  221
Chapter 14 Troubleshooting IP Multicast Switching (IPMS)

223
Chapter 15 Troubleshooting DVMRP

243
- In this Chapter
  243
- DVMRP Troubleshooting
  244
  - DVMRP Global and Interface Commands
    244
  - DVMRP Debug Commands
    246
- Introduction
  244
Chapter 16 Troubleshooting PIM-SM

263
- In this Chapter
  263
- Definition of Terms
  264
- Introduction
  264
- Protocol Overview
  265
  - DR Election
    265
    
    Simplified Hello Message Format
    265
    
    Debugging Hello Messages
    266
    
    Related CLI Command
    267
- BSR Election
  268
  - Simplified Packet Format
    269
  - Debugging Bsr/Bootstrap
    269
    
    Election of a New BSR
    270
    
    Related CLI Command
    271
- C-RP Advertisements
  272
  - Simplified RP-Advertisement Packet Format
    272
  - Debugging C-RP-Adv
    273
    
    Related CLI Command
    274
- Rp-Set
  275
  - Simplified Bootstrap RP-SET Packet Taken on a 192.168.12/24 Network
    276
  - Debugging RP-SET
    278
    
    On Non BSR You Should See
    278
    
    Related CLI Command
    279
- Join/Prune
  280
  - Simplified Join Packet
    280
  - Simplified PRUNE Packet
    282
  - Debugging JOIN/PRUNE Event
    282
- Register
  283
  - Simplified REGISTER Packet Format
    284
- Shared Tree
  285
  - Related CLI Command
    286
- Source-Based Tree
  287
  - Related CLI Command
    288
- Troubleshooting Examples: Limitations
  289
  - Incorrect BSR ID
    289
  - Multicast Group Status Is Shown as Disabled
    289
  - PIM-SM Limitations
    290
  - Upstream Neighbor/Next Hop Debug Commands
    290
Chapter 17 Troubleshooting Server Load Balancing

293
- In this Chapter
  293
- Points to Remember
  293
- Introduction
  294
- Server Load Balance Failure
  294
- Troubleshooting Commands
  295
- Troubleshooting a Complete Failure
  296
- The Troubleshooting Procedure
  297
- Troubleshooting a Partial Failure
  297
Chapter 18 Troubleshooting Authenticated Vlans

299
- In this Chapter
  299
- Introduction
  299
- Troubleshooting AVLAN
  300
- Troubleshooting Using Debug Systrace
  303
  - Telnet Authentication and De-Authentication
    303
    
    Get the IP Address from Default VLAN
    303
    
    Initiate the Telnet Authentication
    304
    
    Release/Renew IP
    305
    
    De-Authenticating
    305
    
    Release/Renew to Go Back to Default VLAN
    305
  - HTTP/S Authentication
    306
    
    Start of Authentication Using Https://X.X.X.253
    306
    
    De-Authenticate Using Https://X.X.X.253
    307
  - Avclient
    308
    
    Avclient Authentication Start
    308
    
    Avclient Logout
    309
- Dshell Troubleshooting
  310
  - Authentication Dispatcher (AD) Debugging Help
    310
  - The Authenticated VLAN Addebugshowcontext Function
    311
Chapter 19 Troubleshooting 802.1X

315
- In this Chapter
  315
- Troubleshooting with the CLI
  316
- Troubleshooting Using Debug CLI
  318
- Dshell Troubleshooting
  321
Appendix A OS6600/OS7700/OS8800 Architecture Overview

325
- Architecture Overview
  325
- In this Chapter
  325
- The MAC ASIC
  326
  - Catalina
    326
  - Firenze
    328
  - The Coronado ASIC
    329
  - Functional Description
    330
  - Coronado: the "Brain" of the System
    331
    
    Coronado Specifications
    331
    
    Software Module Interaction
    332
- Queue Driver Interaction
  332
  - Ethernet Driver
    332
  - Queue Dispatcher
    332
  - NI Supervision
    333
  - Source Learning
    333
  - L3 Manager/Ipms
    333
  - Qos Manager
    333
    
    Destination MAC Learning
    333
    
    L3 Pseudo CAM Learning
    333
    
    Qos Policy Change
    333
    
    Qos Policy Deleted
    334
    
    L2 Destination MAC Aged/Deleted
    334
    
    L3 Pseudocam Entry Aged/Deleted
    334
    
    Request to Free Queues Sent to Qos Manager
    334
    
    Link Goes Up/Down
    334
- Coronado Tables
  335
  - Layer 2 Tables
    335
  - Layer 3 Tables
    335
- Link Aggregation
  335
- Source Learning
  336
- Hardware Routing Engine (HRE
  337
- Hash Function Registers
  337
- Coronado Egress Logic
  339
- Qos/Policy Manager
  339
- The Fabric Architecture
  340
- Nantucket ASIC
  341
  - Additional Nantucket Specifications
    341
    
    Functional Description
    342
    
    Data Flow
    342
  - Calendar Manager Module
    343
  - Data Port Output Module
    343
  - Nantucket Redundancy
    343
- Roma
  346
  - Functional Description
    347
    
    Link Control
    347
    
    Initialization
    348
    
    NI Slot Extraction
    349
    
    NI Slot Insertion
    349
    
    Setup Calendars and Flow Control for New ni
    349
  - CMM Takeover and Hot Swap
    349
  - Framing Error
    350
- Chassis Management Module (CMM
  350
  - Os7000 CMM
    351
  - Os8800 CMM
    351
  - Functional Description of CMM
    352
    
    CMM Software Startup Process
    352
    
    Boot Rom
    353
    
    Aos
    353
    
    Miniboot
    354
    
    AOS Start
    354
  - Chassis Manager Component of System Services
    354
  - CMM Reload of ni Module
    354
  - Overall System Architecture
    356
- Packet Walk
  358
  - Packet Walk Principles
    358
  - Data Flow Overview
    358
- Specific Packet Flows
  359
  - Unknown L2 Source, Known L2 Destination
    359
    
    The Catalina ASIC
    359
    
    The Coronado ASIC
    359
    
    The Nantucket ASIC
    359
    
    The Coronado ASIC
    360
    
    The Catalina ASIC
    361
  - Traffic Is Being Passed; the Switch Is Attempting to Put a Correct L2 da Entry on the ni
    361
    
    The Coronado ASIC
    361
  - Unknown L3 da
    362
    
    The Coronado ASIC
    362
- Hardware Buses on Omniswitch 7700/7800/8800 Switches
  365
  - Xybus
    365
  - Fbus
    365
  - Bbus
    365
- Bus Mapping on Omniswitch 7700/7800/8800 Switches
  366
  - Xybus Mapping
    366
  - Fbus Mapping
    366
    
    Falcon (Omniswitch 7700/7800) Fbus Mapping
    366
    
    Eagle (Omniswitch 8800) Fbus Mapping
    366
- OS6624/6648 Architecture
  367
  - Hardware Architectural Overview
    368
  - Layer 2 Forwarding
    370
    
    Address Resolution Protocol
    370
    
    Address Learning
    371
    
    Location of Address Tables
    371
    
    Address Look-Up Methodology
    372
    
    L2 Data Structures
    372
    
    3-Protocol Entry
    373
  - Layer 3 Forwarding
    374
  - Vlans
    375
    
    Port Based Vlans
    375
    
    Protocol Based Vlans
    375
    
    Address Based Vlans
    375
    
    Tag Net ID Entry
    376
    
    Priority
    376
    
    Rules-Based Priority
    377
    
    QOS Flow
    377
    
    Bandwidth Management and Qos
    377
- CMM Functionality for OS6600
  378
- OS6600 IPC Communication
  382
- OS6600 BOOT Sequence
  383
- Appendix B Debug Commands
  
  389
Appendix B Debug Commands

391
- Platforms Supported
  392
- Usage Guidelines
  392
- MIB Objects
  393
- Related Commands
  393
- Release History
  393
- Show Ip Dvmrp Debug
  397
- Debug Ip Packet
  399
- Usage Guidelines
  410
- MIB Objects
  411

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Alcatel OmniSwitch 7700 Hardware User's Manual

Alcatel OmniSwitch 7700 Hardware User's Manual (164 pages)

Brand: Alcatel | Category: Switch | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
9
Supported Platforms
9
Who Should Read this Manual
9
What Is in this Manual
10
What Is Not in this Manual
10
When Should I Read this Manual
10
Documentation Roadmap
11
How Is the Information Organized
11
Related Documentation
13
Technical Support
14
User Manual CD
14
Chapter 1 The Omniswitch 7700 and 7800

15
- Application Example
  16
- Availability Features
  17
  - Hardware Redundancy
    17
  - Smart Continuous Switching
    18
  - Software Rollback
    18
  - Hot Swapping
    19
  - Hardware Monitoring
    19
  - Power Checking Sequence
    20
Chapter 2 Chassis and Power Supplies

21
Chapter 3 Installing and Managing Power over Ethernet (Poe)

65
- In this Chapter
  66
Power over Ethernet Specifications

67
Power over Ethernet Overview

68
Power over Ethernet Components

70
- OS7-IP-SHELF Poe Power Shelf
  70
- OS7-IPS-600A Poe Power Supply
  71
Power Shelf and Poe Port Guidelines

72
- Non-Redundant Power Supply Configurations
  72
- Redundant Power Supply Configurations
  73
Setting up Power over Ethernet Hardware

74
Power Shelf Slot Numbering

82
Viewing Power Shelf Status

83
Configuring Power over Ethernet Parameters

85
- Power over Ethernet Defaults
  85
- Understanding and Modifying the Default Settings
  85
Understanding Priority Disconnect

89
- Setting Priority Disconnect Status
  89
Monitoring Power over Ethernet Via the CLI

94
Power over Ethernet Tutorial

96
Chapter 4 Chassis Management Module (CMM)

99
- CMM Slot Locations
  100
  - OS7700-CMM Versus OS7800-CMM
    100
- CMM Front Panel
  101
  - Ethernet Management Port (EMP)
    102
    
    Access to the EMP
    103
    
    EMP Cable Requirements
    103
  - Console/Modem Port
    103
    
    Serial Connection to the Console/Modem Port
    103
  - Configuring X-ON/X-OFF Protocol
    105
    
    Converting the Console Port to a Modem Port
    106
- CMM Redundancy
  107
  - CMM Failover Sequence
    107
  - Synchronizing the Primary and Secondary Cmms
    108
- Hot Swapping CMM Modules
  109
  - Module Presence Signalling
    109
  - Hot Swap Requirements
    109
- Managing CMM Modules
  111
  - Reloading a CMM Module
    111
  - Switching the Primary and Secondary Roles
    111
- Monitoring CMM Modules
  113
  - Front Panel Leds
    113
  - Accessing General CMM Information
    113
    
    CMM Hardware Information
    113
    
    Operating Status of CMM-Related Components
    114
    
    CLI Commands Supported on both the Primary and Secondary Cmms
    114
- Chassis-Based MAC Address
  115
- Pinouts
  116
Chapter 5 Network Interface (NI) Modules

117
- In this Chapter
  117
- ENI Modules
  118
  - Additional Features
    118
  - OS7-ENI-C24/OS7-ENI2-C24 Front Panel
    119
  - OS7-ENI-FM12 Front Panel
    121
  - OS7-ENI-P24 Front Panel
    123
- GNI Modules
  125
  - OS7-GNI-U2 Front Panel
    126
  - GBIC Specifications
    128
  - Installing GBIC Connectors
    129
  - OS7-GNI-U12/OS7-GNI2-U12 Front Panel
    130
  - Minigbic Specifications
    132
  - Installing Minigbic Connectors
    133
  - Removing Minigbic Connectors
    134
  - OS7-GNI-C12/OS7-GNI2-C12 Front Panel
    135
- Smart Continuous Switching
  137
  - Module Priorities During Boot Sequence
    137
- Managing ni Modules
  137
  - Turning Power on or off for a Specific ni Module
    137
  - Individual ni Reload
    137
- Monitoring ni Modules
  138
  - Front Panel Leds
    138
  - Accessing General ni Information
    138
- Hot Swapping ni Modules
  139
- Removing and Adding Modules
  140
  - Using the Grounding Wrist Strap and Chassis Grounding Lug
    140
  - Module Types and Slot Positions
    141
  - Removing a Module
    141
  - Adding a Module
    143
- Pinouts
  145
- Handling Fiber and Fiber Optic Connectors
  146
Appendix A Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information

149
- Declaration of Conformity: CE Mark
  149
- Standards Compliance
  150
  - FCC Class A, Part 15
    151
  - Canada Class a Statement
    151
  - Jate
    151
  - CISPR22 Class a Warning
    151
  - VCCI
    152
  - Class a Warning for Taiwan and Other Chinese Markets
    152
- Translated Safety Warnings
  153
  - Chassis Lifting Warning
    153
  - Blank Panels Warning
    153
  - Electrical Storm Warning
    153
  - Installation Warning
    154
  - Invisible Laser Radiation Warning
    154
  - Lithium Battery Warning
    155
  - Operating Voltage Warning
    155
  - Power Disconnection Warning
    156
  - Proper Earthing Requirement Warning
    156
  - Read Important Safety Information Warning
    157
  - Restricted Access Location Warning
    157
  - Wrist Strap Warning
    158
- Instrucciones de Seguridad en Español
  159
- Index
  164

Alcatel OmniSwitch 7700 Supplemental User Manual

Alcatel OmniSwitch 7700 Supplemental User Manual (130 pages)

6600 Family Release 5.1.6.R02

Brand: Alcatel | Category: Switch | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Omniswitch 8800
1
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 User Documentation Addendum

7
- Omniswitch CLI Reference Guide
  7
Chapter 40, "High Availability VLAN Commands

7
- Mac-Address-Table Port-Mac Vlan Mac
  8
- Vlan Port-Mac Bandwidth
  9
Chapter 42, "802.1X Commands

11
- 802.1X Guest-Vlan
  12
  - Related Commands
    13
  - Mib Objects
    13
- 802.1X Supp-Polling Retry
  14
- Show 802.1X Non-Supp
  16
- Release History
  17
Chapter 13, "Configuring IP

17
- New Section
  17
- Configuring a Loopback0 Interface
  17
  - Loopback0 Address Advertisement
    18
  - Configuring a BGP Peer Session with Loopback0
    18
- Chapter 22, "Configuring 802.1X
  18
  - Quick Steps for Configuring 802.1X
    18
  - New Section
    19
  - Guest Vlans for Non-802.1X Supplicants
    20
  - New Section
    20
  - Configuring a Guest VLAN
    20
Chapter 22, "IP Commands

17
- Omniswitch 7700/7800/8800 Network Configuration Guide
  17
Chapter 2, "Configuring BGP

21
Chapter 28, "Configuring High Availability Vlans

21
- Omniswitch 7700/7800/8800 Advanced Routing Configuration Guide
  21
Chapter 21, "Configuring 802.1X

22
- Quick Steps for Configuring 802.1X
  22
- New Section
  23
- Guest Vlans for Non-802.1X Supplicants
  23
- New Section
  24
- Configuring a Guest VLAN
  24
- Configuring the Supplicant Polling Retry Count
  24
- Chapter 2 Ipv6 Commands
  27
  - Ipv6 Interface
    29
    
    Platforms Supported
    30
    
    Usage Guidelines
    30
    
    Release History
    31
    
    Related Commands
    31
    
    MIB Objects
    31
  - Ipv6 Address
    32
  - Ipv6 Interface Tunnel Source Destination
    34
  - Ipv6 Dad-Check
    35
  - Ipv6 Hop-Limit
    36
  - Ipv6 Pmtu-Lifetime
    37
  - Ipv6 Host
    38
  - Ipv6 Neighbor
    39
  - Release 5.1.6.R02 User Guide Supplement June 2005
    40
  - Ipv6 Prefix
    40
  - Ipv6 Route
    42
  - Ping6
    43
  - Traceroute6
    45
  - Debug Ipv6 Packet
    47
  - Ipv6-Filter
    47
  - Debug Ipv6 Trace-Category
    50
  - Show Ipv6 Hosts
    52
  - Show Ipv6 Icmp Statistics
    53
  - Show Ipv6 Interface
    56
    
    Administrative Status
    58
    
    Link-Local Address
    58
  - Show Ipv6 Pmtu Table
    61
  - Clear Ipv6 Pmtu Table
    63
  - Show Ipv6 Neighbors
    64
  - Clear Ipv6 Neighbors
    66
  - Show Ipv6 Prefixes
    67
  - Show Ipv6 Routes
    69
  - Show Ipv6 Tcp Ports
    71
  - Show Ipv6 Traffic
    73
  - Clear Ipv6 Traffic
    76
  - Show Ipv6 Tunnel
    77
  - Show Ipv6 Udp Ports
    79
  - Ipv6 Load Rip
    81
  - Ipv6 Rip Status
    82
  - Ipv6 Rip Invalid-Timer
    83
  - Ipv6 Rip Garbage-Timer
    84
  - Ipv6 Rip Holddown-Timer
    85
  - Ipv6 Rip Jitter
    86
  - Ipv6 Rip Route-Tag
    87
  - Ipv6 Rip Update-Interval
    88
  - Ipv6 Rip Triggered-Sends
    89
  - Ipv6 Rip Interface
    90
  - Related Commands
    91
  - Ipv6 Rip Interface Metric
    92
  - Ipv6 Rip Interface Recv-Status
    93
  - Ipv6 Rip Interface Send-Status
    94
  - Ipv6 Rip Interface Horizon
    95
  - Ipv6 Rip Debug-Level
    96
  - Ipv6 Rip Debug-Type
    97
  - Show Ipv6 Rip
    99
  - Release History
    100
  - Show Ipv6 Rip Interface
    101
  - Show Ipv6 Rip Peer
    104
  - Show Ipv6 Rip Routes
    106
  - Show Ipv6 Rip Debug
    109
Chapter 3 Configuring High Availability Vlans

111
- In this Chapter
  111
- High Availability Vlans Specifications
  112
- High Availability Default Values
  112
- Quick Steps for Creating High Availability Vlans
  113
- High Availability VLAN Overview
  115
  - Ingress and Egress Traffic Flows
    116
  - High Availability Firewall Clusters
    116
    
    Traditional Firewall Implementation
    117
- Configuring High Availability Vlans on a Switch
  118
  - Creating and Deleting Vlans
    119
    
    Creating a VLAN
    119
    
    Deleting a VLAN
    120
  - Assigning and Removing Ingress Ports
    120
    
    Assigning Ingress Ports
    120
    
    Removing Ingress Ports
    121
  - Assigning and Removing Egress Ports
    122
    
    Assigning Egress Ports
    122
    
    Removing Egress Ports
    122
  - Assigning and Removing MAC Addresses
    123
    
    Assigning MAC Addresses
    123
    
    Removing MAC Addresses
    124
  - Configuring Inter-Switch Ports for HA Vlans
    124
  - Configuring the Flood Queue Bandwidth
    125
- Application Example 1: Firewall Cluster
  126
- Application Example 2: Inter-Switch HA Vlans
  127
- Displaying High Availability VLAN Status and Statistics
  129

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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Omniswitch 7700/7800

7
- Features
  7
  - Availability Features
    7
- Chassis Types
  8
  - Omniswitch 7700
    8
  - Omniswitch 7800
    9
Installing the Hardware

10
- Items Required
  10
- Site Preparation
  10
  - Environmental Requirements
    10
  - Electrical Requirements
    10
  - Weight Considerations
    11
- Items Included
  11
- Unpacking and Installing the Switch
  11
  - Unpacking the Chassis
    11
    
    Recommendations
    11
    
    Instructions
    11
  - Lifting the Chassis
    13
  - Mounting the Switch
    13
    
    Airflow Considerations
    13
    
    Rack-Mounting
    14
    
    Optional Rack-Mounting Hardware
    15
    
    Standalone
    16
  - Installing Power Supplies
    16
  - March
    16
  - Using the Grounding Wrist Strap and Chassis
    18
  - Grounding Lug
    18
  - Installing the Network Interface (NI) and Chassis Management Modules (Cmms)
    19
    
    NI Modules
    19
    
    Cmms
    19
    
    Installing GBIC Connectors
    21
    
    Installing Minigbic Connectors
    21
  - Blank Cover Plates
    22
Connections and Cabling

23
Booting the Switch

25
- Component Leds
  25
Your First Login Session

26
CLI Basics

35
- CLI Assistance Features
  35
  - Syntax Checking
    35
  - Command Line (?) Help
    36
  - Partial Keyword Completion
    36
  - Deleting Characters
    36
  - Inserting Characters
    37
  - Previous Command Recall
    37
  - Prefix Recognition
    37
  - Prefix Prompt
    38
  - Command History
    38
  - Command Logging
    39
    
    Enabling Command Logging
    39
  - Common CLI Commands
    40
- Offline Configuring
  41
Files and Directories

42
- Boot and Image Files
  42
  - Boot.params File
    42
  - Boot.cfg File
    42
  - Image Files
    43
- Working and Certified Directories
  44
Loading Software

47
- Non-Redundant Configurations
  47
- Redundant Configurations
  48
Using Webview

50
- Browser Compatibility
  50
- Required Image Files
  50
- Logging in to Webview
  51
- Navigating Webview
  51
- Online Help
  53
- Additional Information
  53
- March
  53
- Troubleshooting
  53
  - The Webview Login Screen Does Not Display
    53
  - The Login Screen Displays, but My Login Attempt Fails
    53
Hardware Basics

54
- Chassis Slot Numbering
  54
- Chassis Management Module (CMM)
  55
  - CMM Redundancy
    55
  - CMM Slot Locations
    56
    
    CMM Front Panel
    57
- Network Interface (NI) Modules
  58
  - ENI Modules
    58
  - GNI Modules
    58
    
    Gigabit Interface Converters (Gbics)
    59
    
    Miniature Gigabit Interface Converters
    59
    
    (Minigbics)
    59
  - OS7-ENI-C24 Front Panel
    60
  - OS7-ENI-FM12 Front Panel
    61
  - OS7-ENI-P24 Front Panel
    62
  - OS7-GNI-U2 Front Panel
    63
  - OS7-GNI-U12 Front Panel
    64
  - OS7-GNI-C12 Front Panel
    65

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