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Allied Telesis AT-S63 User Manual (668 pages)

Menus User’s Guide For Stand-alone AT-9400 Switches Version 2.2.0 for AT-9400 Layer 2+ Switches Version 3.2.0 for AT-9400 Basic Layer 3 Switches

Brand: Allied Telesis | Category: Software | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface

19
- How this Guide Is Organized
  20
- Product Documentation
  22
- Where to Go First
  23
- Starting a Management Session
  24
- Document Conventions
  25
- Where to Find Web-Based Guides
  26
- Contacting Allied Telesis
  27
  - Online Support
    27
  - Email and Telephone Support
    27
  - Returning Products
    27
  - Sales and Corporate Information
    27
  - Management Software Updates
    27
Section I: Basic Operations

30
Chapter 1: Basic Switch Parameters

31
Chapter 2: Port Parameters

61
Chapter 3: Enhanced Stacking

85
Chapter 4: Snmpv1 and Snmpv2C

93
Chapter 5: MAC Address Table

105
Chapter 6: Static Port Trunks

115
- Creating a Static Port Trunk
  116
- Figure 35: Port Trunking and LACP Menu
  116
- Figure 36: Static Port Trunking Menu
  117
- Figure 37: Create Trunk Menu
  118
- Modifying a Static Port Trunk
  120
- Figure 38: Modify Trunk Menu
  121
- Deleting a Static Port Trunk
  123
Chapter 7: LACP Port Trunks

125
Chapter 8: Port Mirroring

137
- Creating a Port Mirror
  138
- Figure 44: Port Mirroring Menu #1
  138
- Figure 45: Port Mirroring Menu #2
  138
- Disabling a Port Mirror
  140
- Modifying a Port Mirror
  141
- Displaying the Port Mirror
  142
- Figure 46: Port Mirroring Menu
  142
Section II: Advanced Operations

144
Chapter 9: File System

145
Chapter 10: File Downloads and Uploads

167
Chapter 11: Event Logs and the Syslog Client

197
Chapter 12: Classifiers

219
- Creating a Classifier
  220
- Figure 71: Security and Services Menu
  220
- Figure 72: Classifier Configuration Menu
  221
- Figure 73: Create Classifier Menu
  221
- Figure 74: Create Classifier Menu
  222
- Modifying a Classifier
  224
- Deleting a Classifier
  226
- Deleting All Classifiers
  227
- Displaying Classifiers
  228
- Figure 75: Show Classifiers Menu
  228
- Figure 76: Display Classifier Details Menu
  229
- Figure 77: Display Classifier Details Menu
  230
Chapter 13: Access Control Lists

231
- Creating an ACL
  232
- Figure 78: Access Control Lists (ACL) Menu
  232
- Figure 79: Create ACL Menu
  233
- Modifying an ACL
  235
- Figure 80: Modify ACL Menu
  235
- Deleting an ACL
  237
- Figure 81: Destroy ACL Menu
  237
- Deleting All Acls
  239
- Displaying Acls
  240
- Figure 82: Show Acls Menu
  240
- Figure 83: Display ACL Details Menu
  241
Chapter 14: Class of Service

243
Chapter 15: Quality of Service

251
- Managing Flow Groups
  252
  - Creating a Flow Group
    252
  - Figure 89: Quality of Service (Qos) Menu
    252
  - Figure 90: Flow Group Configuration Menu
    253
  - Figure 91: Create Flow Group Menu
    253
  - Modifying a Flow Group
    255
  - Deleting a Flow Group
    256
  - Figure 92: Modify Flow Group Menu
    256
  - Displaying Flow Groups
    257
  - Figure 93: Destroy Flow Group Menu
    257
  - Figure 94: Show Flow Groups Menu
    258
  - Figure 95: Display Flow Group Detail Menu
    259
- Managing Traffic Classes
  261
- Managing Policies
  271
  - Creating a Policy
    271
  - Figure 102: Policy Configuration Menu
    271
  - Figure 103: Create Policy Menu
    272
  - Modifying a Policy
    274
  - Figure 104: Modify Policy Menu
    274
  - Deleting a Policy
    275
  - Displaying Policies
    276
  - Figure 105: Show Policies Menu
    276
  - Figure 106: Display Policy Details Menu
    277
Chapter 16: Denial of Service Defenses

279
Chapter 17: Power over Ethernet

283
Section III: IGMP Snooping, MLD Snooping, and RRP Snooping

294
Chapter 18: IGMP Snooping

295
Chapter 19: MLD Snooping

305
Chapter 20: RRP Snooping

315
- Enabling or Disabling RRP Snooping
  316
- Figure 125: RRP Snooping Menu
  316
Section IV: Snmpv3

317

Allied Telesis AT-S63 Features Manual (538 pages)

Management Software For Stand-alone AT-9400 Switches and AT-9400Ts Stacks

Brand: Allied Telesis | Category: Software | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

3
Table of Contents

16
- Preface
  19
- How this Guide Is Organized
  20
- Product Documentation
  22
- Where to Go First
  23
- Starting a Management Session
  24
- Document Conventions
  25
- Contacting Allied Telesis
  26
  - Online Support
    26
  - Email and Telephone Support
    26
  - Returning Products
    26
  - Sales or Corporate Information
    26
  - Management Software Updates
    26
- Section I: Basic Operations
  28
- Chapter 1: Overview
  
  29
  - Layer 2+ and Basic Layer 3 Switches
    30
  - AT-S63 Management Software
    36
  - Management Interfaces
    37
  - Management Access Methods
    43
    
    Local Management Sessions
    43
    
    Remote Telnet Sessions
    43
    
    Remote Secure Shell (SSH) Sessions
    44
    
    Remote Web Browser Session
    44
    
    Remote SNMP Management
    44
  - Manager Access Levels
    45
  - Installation and Management Configurations
    46
    
    Stand-Alone Switches
    46
    
    AT-9400Ts Stacks
    46
    
    Enhanced Stacking
    46
  - IP Configuration
    47
  - Configuration Files
    48
    
    Stand-Alone Switches
    48
    
    AT-9400Ts Stacks
    48
    
    Selecting a Configuration File
    48
  - Redundant Twisted Pair Ports
    49
  - History of New Features
    51
    
    Version 4.0.0
    51
    
    Version 3.2.0
    53
    
    Version 3.0.0
    53
    
    Version 2.1.0
    54
    
    Version 2.0.0
    55
    
    Version 1.3.0
    55
    
    Version 1.2.0
    56
- Chapter 2: AT-9400Ts Stacks
  
  60
  - Supported Platforms
    60
    
    Section I: Basic Operations
    60
  - Introduction
    61
  - AT-S63 Management Software
    62
  - Supported Models
    62
  - AT-Stackxg Stacking Module
    63
  - Figure 1: AT-Stackxg Stacking Module
    63
  - Maximum Number of Switches in a Stack
    64
  - Management Interfaces
    64
  - Management Access Methods
    64
  - Enhanced Stacking
    65
  - Stack Topology
    66
  - Figure 2: Duplex-Chain Topology
    66
  - Figure 3: Duplex-Ring Topology
    67
  - Discovery Process
    68
  - Master and Member Switches
    69
  - Module ID Numbers
    70
  - Stack Configuration Files
    71
  - MAC Address Tables
    73
  - File Systems
    73
  - Compact Flash Memory Card Slots
    73
  - Stack IP Address
    74
  - Upgrading the AT-S63 Management Software
    75
- Chapter 3: Enhanced Stacking
  
  77
  - Supported Platforms
    78
  - Overview
    79
  - Master and Slave Switches
    80
  - Common VLAN
    81
  - Master Switch and the Local Interface
    82
  - Slave Switches
    83
  - Enhanced Stacking Compatibility
    84
  - Enhanced Stacking Guidelines
    85
  - General Steps
    86
- Chapter 4: Snmpv1 and Snmpv2C
  
  87
  - Supported Platforms
    88
  - Overview
    89
  - Community String Attributes
    90
    
    Community String Name
    90
    
    Access Mode
    90
    
    Operating Status
    90
    
    Open or Closed Access Status
    90
    
    Trap Receivers
    90
  - Default SNMP Community Strings
    92
- Chapter 5: MAC Address Table
  
  93
  - Overview
    94
- Chapter 6: Static Port Trunks
  
  97
  - Supported Platforms
    98
  - Overview
    99
  - Figure 4: Static Port Trunk Example
    99
  - Load Distribution Methods
    100
  - Guidelines
    102
- Chapter 7: LACP Port Trunks
  
  103
  - Supported Platforms
    104
  - Overview
    105
  - LACP System Priority
    106
  - Adminkey Parameter
    107
  - LACP Port Priority Value
    107
  - Load Distribution Methods
    108
  - Guidelines
    109
- Chapter 8: Port Mirror
  
  111
  - Supported Platforms
    112
  - Overview
    113
  - Guidelines
    113
  - Section II: Advanced Operations
    116
- Chapter 9: File System
  
  117
  - Overview
    118
  - File Naming Conventions
    119
  - Using Wildcards to Specify Groups of Files
    120
- Chapter 10: Event Logs and the Syslog Client
  
  121
  - Supported Platforms
    122
  - Overview
    123
  - Event Messages
    123
  - Syslog Client
    124
- Chapter 11: Classifiers
  
  125
  - Supported Platforms
    126
  - Overview
    127
  - Classifier Criteria
    129
  - Figure 5: User Priority and VLAN Fields Within an Ethernet Frame
    130
  - Figure 6: Tos Field in an IP Header
    131
  - Guidelines
    134
- Chapter 12: Access Control Lists
  
  135
  - Supported Platforms
    136
  - Overview
    137
  - Parts of an ACL
    139
  - Guidelines
    140
  - Examples
    141
  - Figure 7: ACL Example 1
    141
  - Figure 8: ACL Example 2
    142
  - Figure 9: ACL Example 3
    143
  - Figure 10: ACL Example 4
    144
  - Figure 11: ACL Example 5
    144
  - Figure 12: ACL Example 6
    145
- Chapter 13: Class of Service
  
  147
  - Supported Platforms
    148
  - Overview
    149
  - Scheduling
    152
    
    Strict Priority Scheduling
    152
    
    Weighted Round Robin Priority Scheduling
    152
    
    Table 50: Example of Weighted Round Robin Priority
    153
    
    Table 51: Example of a Weight of Zero for Priority Queue 7
    154
- Chapter 14: Quality of Service
  
  155
  - Supported Platforms
    156
  - Table 52: Support for Quality of Service
    156
  - Table 53: Management Interfaces for Quality of Service
    156
  - Overview
    157
  - Classifiers
    159
  - Flow Groups
    160
  - Traffic Classes
    161
  - Policies
    162
  - Qos Policy Guidelines
    163
  - Packet Processing
    164
  - Bandwidth Allocation
    164
  - Packet Prioritization
    164
  - Replacing Priorities
    166
  - VLAN Tag User Priorities
    166
  - DSCP Values
    166
  - Diffserv Domains
    167
  - Figure 13: Diffserv Domain Example
    167
  - Examples
    169
    
    Voice Applications
    169
    
    Figure 14: Qos Voice Application Example
    170
    
    Video Applications
    171
    
    Figure 15: Qos Video Application Example
    172
    
    Critical Database
    173
    
    Figure 16: Qos Critical Database Example
    173
    
    Policy Component Hierarchy
    174
    
    Figure 17: Policy Component Hierarchy Example
    175
- Chapter 15: Denial of Service Defenses
  
  177
  - Supported Platforms
    178
  - Table 54: Support for the Denial of Service Defenses
    178
  - Table 55: Management Interfaces for the Denial of Service Defenses
    178
  - Overview
    179
  - SYN Flood Attack
    180
  - Smurf Attack
    181
  - Land Attack
    182
  - Teardrop Attack
    184
  - Ping of Death Attack
    185
  - IP Options Attack
    186
  - Mirroring Traffic
    187
  - Denial of Service Defense Guidelines
    188
- Chapter 16: Power over Ethernet
  
  189
  - Supported Platforms
    190
  - Table 56: Support for the Power over Ethernet Feature
    190
  - Table 57: Management Interfaces for the Power over Ethernet Feature
    190
  - Overview
    191
  - Power Budgeting
    192
  - Port Prioritization
    193
  - Poe Device Classes
    194
  - Section III: Snooping Protocols
    196
- Chapter 17: Internet Group Management Protocol Snooping
  
  197
- Chapter 18: Multicast Listener Discovery Snooping
  
  201
- Chapter 19: Router Redundancy Protocol Snooping
  
  205
- Chapter 20: Ethernet Protection Switching Ring Snooping
  
  209
- Chapter 21: Snmpv3
  
  219
  - Supported Platforms
    220
  - Table 66: Support for Snmpv3
    220
  - Table 67: Management Interfaces for the Snmpv3
    220
  - Overview
    221
  - Snmpv3 Authentication Protocols
    222
  - Snmpv3 Privacy Protocol
    223
  - Snmpv3 MIB Views
    224
  - Figure 19: MIB Tree
    224
  - Snmpv3 Storage Types
    226
  - Snmpv3 Message Notification
    227
  - Snmpv3 Tables
    228
  - Figure 20: Snmpv3 User Configuration Process
    228
  - Figure 21: Snmpv3 Message Notification Process
    229
    
    Snmpv3 User Table
    230
    
    Snmpv3 View Table
    230
    
    Snmpv3 Access Table
    230
    
    Snmpv3 Securitytogroup Table
    230
    
    Snmpv3 Notify Table
    231
    
    Snmpv3 Target Address Table
    231
    
    Snmpv3 Target Parameters Table
    231
    
    Snmpv3 Community Table
    231
  - Snmpv3 Configuration Example
    232
  - Section V: Spanning Tree Protocols
    233
- Chapter 22: Spanning Tree and Rapid Spanning Tree Protocols
  
  235
- Chapter 23: Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
  
  247
- Chapter 24: Port-Based and Tagged Vlans
  
  269
  - Supported Platforms
    270
  - Table 78: Support for the Port-Based and Tagged Vlans
    270
  - Table 79: Management Interfaces for the Port-Based and Tagged Vlans
    270
  - Overview
    271
  - Port-Based VLAN Overview
    273
    
    VLAN Name
    273
    
    VLAN Identifier
    273
    
    Untagged Ports
    274
    
    Port VLAN Identifier
    274
    
    Guidelines to Creating a Port-Based VLAN
    275
    
    Drawbacks of Port-Based Vlans
    275
    
    Port-Based Example 1
    276
    
    Figure 33: Port-Based VLAN - Example 1
    276
    
    Port-Based Example 2
    277
    
    Figure 34: Port-Based VLAN - Example 2
    277
  - Tagged VLAN Overview
    279
    
    Tagged and Untagged Ports
    280
    
    Port VLAN Identifier
    280
    
    Guidelines to Creating a Tagged VLAN
    280
    
    Tagged VLAN Example
    281
    
    Figure 35: Example of a Tagged VLAN
    281
- Chapter 25: GARP VLAN Registration Protocol
  
  283
  - Supported Platforms
    284
  - Table 80: Support for the GARP VLAN Registration Protocol
    284
  - Table 81: Management Interfaces for the GARP VLAN Registration Protocol
    284
  - Overview
    285
  - Figure 36: GVRP Example
    286
  - Guidelines
    288
  - GVRP and Network Security
    289
  - GVRP-Inactive Intermediate Switches
    290
  - Generic Attribute Registration Protocol (GARP) Overview
    291
  - Figure 37: GARP Architecture
    292
  - Figure 38: GID Architecture
    293
- Chapter 26: Multiple VLAN Modes
  
  295
- Chapter 27: Protected Ports Vlans
  
  301
  - Supported Platforms
    302
  - Table 85: Support for the Protected Ports Vlans
    302
  - Table 86: Management Interfaces for the Protected Ports Vlans
    302
  - Overview
    303
  - Guidelines
    305
- Chapter 28: MAC Address-Based Vlans
  
  307
- Chapter 29: Internet Protocol Version 4 Packet Routing
  
  321
  - Supported Platforms
    322
  - Table 92: Support for Ipv4 Packet Routing
    322
  - Table 93: Management Interfaces for Ipv4 Packet Routing
    322
  - Overview
    324
  - Routing Interfaces
    326
    
    Vlan ID (VID)
    327
    
    Interface Numbers
    327
    
    IP Address and Subnet Mask
    327
  - Interface Names
    329
  - Static Routes
    330
  - Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
    332
  - Default Routes
    334
  - Equal-Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) Routing
    335
  - Routing Table
    337
  - Route Selection Process
    338
  - Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Table
    339
  - Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
    340
  - Table 94: ICMP Messages Implemented on the AT-9400 Switch
    340
  - Routing Interfaces and Management Features
    342
    
    Accessing Network Servers
    342
    
    Enhanced Stacking
    343
    
    Remote Telnet, SSH, and Web Browser Management Sessions
    343
    
    Pinging a Remote Device
    344
    
    Accessing DHCP or BOOTP Servers
    344
  - Local Interface
    345
  - AT-9408LC/SP AT-9424T/GB, and AT-9424T/SP Switches
    346
    
    Local Interface
    346
    
    ARP Table
    346
    
    Default Gateway
    347
  - Routing Command Example
    348
  - Table 95: Ipv4 Routing Example
    348
    
    Creating the Vlans
    349
    
    Creating the Routing Interfaces
    349
    
    Adding a Static Route and Default Route
    350
    
    Adding RIP
    351
    
    Selecting the Local Interface
    351
  - Non-Routing Command Example
    352
  - Upgrading from AT-S63 Version 1.3.0 or Earlier
    354
- Chapter 30: BOOTP Relay Agent
  
  355
  - Supported Platforms
    356
  - Table 96: Support for the BOOTP Relay Agent
    356
  - Table 97: Management Interfaces for the BOOTP Relay Agent
    356
  - Overview
    357
  - Guidelines
    359
- Chapter 31: Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
  
  361
  - Supported Platforms
    362
  - Table 98: Support for the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
    362
  - Table 99: Management Interfaces for the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
    362
  - Overview
    363
  - Master Switch
    364
  - Backup Switches
    365
  - Interface Monitoring
    366
  - Port Monitoring
    367
  - VRRP on the Switch
    368
    
    Section VIII
    371
  - Section VIII: Port Security
    371
- Chapter 32: MAC Address-Based Port Security
  
  373
  - Supported Platforms
    374
  - Table 100: Support for MAC Address-Based Port Security
    374
  - Table 101: Management Interfaces for MAC Address-Based Port Security
    374
  - Overview
    375
    
    Automatic
    375
    
    Limited
    375
    
    Secured
    376
    
    Locked
    376
  - Invalid Frames and Intrusion Actions
    377
  - Guidelines
    378
- Chapter 33: 802.1X Port-Based Network Access Control
  
  379
- Chapter 34: Web Server
  
  405
- Chapter 35: Encryption Keys
  
  411
  - Supported Platforms
    412
  - Table 106: Support for Encryption Keys
    412
  - Table 107: Management Interfaces for Encryption Keys
    412
  - Overview
    413
  - Encryption Key Length
    414
  - Encryption Key Guidelines
    415
  - Technical Overview
    416
    
    Data Encryption
    416
    
    Data Authentication
    418
    
    Key Exchange Algorithms
    419
- Chapter 36: PKI Certificates and SSL
  
  421
  - Supported Platforms
    422
  - Table 108: Support for PKI Certificates and SSL
    422
  - Table 109: Management Interfaces for PKI Certificates and SSL
    422
  - Overview
    423
  - Types of Certificates
    423
  - Distinguished Names
    425
  - SSL and Enhanced Stacking
    427
  - Guidelines
    428
  - Technical Overview
    429
    
    SSL Encryption
    429
    
    User Verification
    430
    
    Authentication
    430
    
    Public Key Infrastructure
    431
    
    Public Keys
    431
    
    Message Encryption
    431
    
    Digital Signatures
    431
    
    Certificates
    432
    
    Elements of a Public Key Infrastructure
    433
    
    Certification Authorities
    433
    
    Certificate Validation
    434
    
    Certificate Revocation Lists (Crls)
    434
    
    PKI Implementation
    435
- Chapter 37: Secure Shell (SSH)
  
  437
  - Supported Platforms
    438
  - Table 110: Support for the Secure Shell Protocol
    438
  - Table 111: Management Interfaces for the Secure Shell Protocol
    438
  - Overview
    439
  - Support for SSH
    440
  - SSH Server
    441
  - SSH Clients
    442
  - SSH and Enhanced Stacking
    443
  - Figure 47 SSH Remote Management of a Slave Switch
    443
  - SSH Configuration Guidelines
    445
  - General Steps to Configuring SSH
    446
- Chapter 38: TACACS+ and RADIUS Protocols
  
  447
- Chapter 39: Management Access Control List
  
  455
  - Supported Platforms
    456
  - Table 114: Support for the Management Access Control List
    456
  - Table 115: Management Interfaces for the Management Access Control List
    456
  - Overview
    457
  - Parts of a Management ACE
    458
    
    IP Address
    458
    
    Mask
    458
    
    Application
    458
  - Guidelines
    459
  - Examples
    460
- Appendix A: AT-S63 Management Software Default Settings
  
  463
  - Address Resolution Protocol Cache
    465
- Appendix A: AT-S63 Management Software Default Settings
  
  466
  - Boot Configuration File
    466
  - BOOTP Relay Agent
    467
  - Class of Service
    468
  - Denial of Service Defenses
    469
  - 802.1X Port-Based Network Access Control
    470
  - Enhanced Stacking
    472
  - Ethernet Protection Switching Ring (EPSR) Snooping
    473
  - Event Logs
    474
  - Gvrp
    475
  - IGMP Snooping
    476
  - Internet Protocol Version 4 Packet Routing
    477
  - MAC Address-Based Port Security
    478
  - MAC Address Table
    479
  - Management Access Control List
    480
  - Manager and Operator Account
    481
  - Multicast Listener Discovery Snooping
    482
  - Public Key Infrastructure
    483
  - Port Settings
    484
  - RJ-45 Serial Terminal Port
    485
  - Router Redundancy Protocol Snooping
    486
  - Server-Based Authentication (RADIUS and TACACS+)
    487
    
    Server-Based Authentication
    487
    
    RADIUS Client
    487
    
    TACACS+ Client
    487
  - Simple Network Management Protocol
    488
  - Simple Network Time Protocol
    489
  - Spanning Tree Protocols (STP, RSTP, and MSTP)
    490
    
    Spanning Tree Switch Settings
    490
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol
    490
    
    Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
    490
    
    Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
    491
  - Secure Shell Server
    492
  - Secure Sockets Layer
    493
  - System Name, Administrator, and Comments Settings
    494
  - Telnet Server
    495
  - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
    496
  - Vlans
    497
  - Web Server
    498
- Appendix B: Snmpv3 Configuration Examples
  
  499
  - Snmpv3 Configuration Examples
    500
    
    Snmpv3 Manager Configuration
    500
    
    Snmpv3 Operator Configuration
    501
    
    Snmpv3 Worksheet
    502
- Appendix C: Features and Standards
  
  505
  - 10/100/1000Base-T Twisted Pair Ports
    506
  - Denial of Service Defenses
    506
  - Ethernet Protection Switching Ring Snooping
    506
  - DHCP and BOOTP Clients
    507
  - Fiber Optic Ports (AT-9408LC/SP Switch)
    507
  - File System
    507
  - Internet Protocol Multicasting
    507
  - Internet Protocol Version 4 Routing
    507
  - MAC Address Table
    508
  - Management Access and Security
    508
  - Management Access Methods
    509
  - Management Interfaces
    509
  - Management Mibs
    509
  - Port Security
    510
  - Port Trunking and Mirroring
    510
  - Spanning Tree Protocols
    510
  - System Monitoring
    510
  - Traffic Control
    511
  - Virtual Lans
    511
  - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
    512
- Appendix D: MIB Objects
  
  513

Allied Telesis AT-S63 Cli User's Manual (464 pages)

Command Line Interface AT-9424T/SP AND AT-9424T/GB LAYER 2+ GIGABIT ETHERNET SWITCHES

Brand: Allied Telesis | Category: Software | Size: 2 MB

Command Line Interface
1
Management Software
1
Table of Contents
3
Tables

11
Preface

13
- Document Conventions
  14
- Where to Find Web-Based Guides
  15
- Contacting Allied Telesyn
  16
- Obtaining Management Software Updates
  17
Chapter 1 Starting a Command Line Management Session

19
Chapter 2 Basic Command Line Commands

23
- Clear Screen
  24
- Exit
  25
- Help
  26
- LOGOFF, LOGOUT and QUIT
  27
- Menu
  28
- Save Configuration
  29
- Set Prompt
  30
- Set Switch Consolemode
  31
- Show User
  32
Chapter 3 Basic Switch Commands

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- Disable Dhcpbootp
  35
- Disable Ip Remoteassign
  36
- Disable Telnet
  37
- Enable Dhcpbootp
  38
- Enable Ip Remoteassign
  39
- Enable Telnet
  40
- Ping
  41
- Purge Ip
  42
- Reset Switch
  43
- Reset System
  44
- Restart Reboot
  45
- Restart Switch
  46
- Set Asyn
  48
- Set Ip Interface
  49
- Set Ip Route
  51
- Set Password Manager
  52
- Set Password Operator
  53
- Set Switch Consoletimer
  54
- Set System
  55
- Set User Password
  56
- Show Asyn
  57
- Show Config
  58
- Show Dhcpbootp
  59
- Show Ip Interface
  60
- Show Ip Route
  61
- Show Switch
  62
- Show System
  63
Chapter 4 Snmpv2 and Snmpv2C Commands

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- Add Snmp Community
  66
- Create Snmp Community
  68
- Delete Snmp Community
  71
- Destroy Snmp Community
  73
- Disable Snmp
  74
- Disable Snmp Authenticatetrap
  75
- Disable Snmp Community
  76
- Enable Snmp
  77
- Enable Snmp Authenticatetrap
  78
- Enable Snmp Community
  79
- Set Snmp Community
  80
- Show Snmp
  82
Chapter 5 Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) Commands

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- Add Sntpserver Peer|Ipaddress
  86
- Delete Sntpserver Peer|Ipaddress
  87
- Disable Sntp
  88
- Enable Sntp
  89
- Purge Sntp
  90
- Set Date
  91
- Set Sntp
  92
- Set Time
  93
- Show Sntp
  94
- Show Time
  95
Chapter 6 Enhanced Stacking Commands

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- Access Switch
  98
- Set Switch Stackmode
  100
- Show Remotelist
  102
Chapter 7 Port Parameter Commands

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- Activate Switch Port
  104
- Disable Interface Linktrap
  105
- Disable Switch Port
  106
- Disable Switch Port Flow
  107
- Enable Interface Linktrap
  108
- Enable Switch Port
  109
- Enable Switch Port Flow
  110
- Reset Switch Port
  111
- Set Switch Port
  112
- Set Switch Port Ratelimiting
  117
- Show Interface
  120
- Show Switch Port
  122
Chapter 8 MAC Address Table Commands

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- Add Switch Fdb|Filter
  124
- Delete Switch Fdb|Filter
  126
- Reset Switch Fdb
  127
- Set Switch Agingtimer|Ageingtimer
  128
- Show Switch Fdb
  129
Chapter 9 Port Trunking Commands

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- Add Switch Trunk
  132
- Create Switch Trunk
  133
- Delete Switch Trunk
  135
- Destroy Switch Trunk
  136
- Set Switch Trunk
  137
- Show Switch Trunk
  138
Chapter 10 Port Mirroring Commands

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- Set Switch Mirror
  140
- Set Switch Port Mirror
  141
- Show Switch Mirror
  143
Chapter 11 File System Commands

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- Copy
  146
- Create Config
  147
- Delete File
  148
- Rename
  149
- Set Config
  150
- Show File
  152
Chapter 12 File Download and Upload Commands

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- Load
  154
- Table 1: File Name Extensions
  156
- Upload
  160
- Table 2: File Name Extensions
  161
Chapter 13 Event Log Commands

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- Disable Log
  164
- Enable Log
  165
- Purge Log
  166
- Save Log
  167
- Set Log Fullaction
  169
- Show Log
  170
- Table 3: AT-S63 Modules
  171
- Table 4: Event Log Severity Levels
  172
- Show Log Status
  175
Chapter 14 Quality of Service (Qos) Commands

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- Map Qos Cosp
  178
- Table 5: Default Mappings of IEEE 802.1P Priority Levels to Priority Queues
  178
- Set Qos Cosp
  180
- Set Qos Scheduling
  181
- Show Qos Config
  182
Chapter 15 IGMP Snooping Commands

183
- Disable Igmpsnooping
  184
- Enable Igmpsnooping
  185
- Set Ip Igmp
  186
- Show Igmpsnooping
  188
- Show Ip Igmp
  189
Chapter 16 RRP Snooping Commands

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- Remember to Save Your Changes with the SAVE CONFIGURATION Command
  191
- Disable Rrpsnooping
  192
- Enable Rrpsnooping
  193
- Show Rrpsnooping
  194
Chapter 17 STP Commands

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- Activate Stp
  196
- Disable Stp
  197
- Enable Stp
  198
- Purge Stp
  199
- Set Stp
  200
- Table 6: Bridge Priority Value Increments
  200
- Bridge Priority
  201
- Set Stp Port
  203
- Table 7: STP Auto-Detect Port Costs
  203
- Table 8: Auto-Detect Port Trunk Costs
  203
- Table 9: Port Priority Value Increments
  204
- Show Stp
  205
Chapter 18 RSTP Commands

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- Activate Rstp
  208
- Disable Rstp
  209
- Enable Rstp
  210
- Purge Rstp
  211
- Set Rstp
  212
- Table 10: Bridge Priority Value Increments
  212
- Default Values
  215
- Set Rstp Port
  216
- Table 11: RSTP Auto-Detect Port Costs
  216
- Table 12: RSTP Auto-Detect Port Trunk Costs
  217
- Table 13: Port Priority Value Increments
  217
- Show Rstp
  219
Chapter 19 MSTP Commands

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- Activate Mstp
  223
- Add Mstp
  224
- Create Mstp
  225
- Delete Mstp
  226
- Destroy Mstp Mstiid
  227
- Disable Mstp
  228
- Enable Mstp
  229
- Purge Mstp
  230
- Set Mstp
  231
- Set Mstp Cist
  234
- Table 14: CIST Priority Value Increments
  234
- Set Mstp Msti
  236
- Table 15: MSTI Priority Value Increments
  236
- Set Mstp Mstivlanassoc
  238
- Set Mstp Port
  239
- Table 16: Port Priority Value Increments
  240
- Show Mstp
  242

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Chapter 3: Enhanced Stacking

Chapter 4: Snmpv1 and Snmpv2C

Chapter 5: MAC Address Table

Chapter 6: Static Port Trunks

Chapter 7: LACP Port Trunks

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Chapter 1: Overview

Chapter 2: AT-9400Ts Stacks

Chapter 3: Enhanced Stacking

Chapter 4: Snmpv1 and Snmpv2C

Chapter 5: MAC Address Table

Chapter 6: Static Port Trunks

Chapter 7: LACP Port Trunks

Chapter 8: Port Mirror

Chapter 9: File System

Chapter 10: Event Logs and the Syslog Client

Chapter 11: Classifiers

Chapter 12: Access Control Lists

Chapter 13: Class of Service

Chapter 14: Quality of Service

Chapter 15: Denial of Service Defenses

Chapter 16: Power over Ethernet

Chapter 17: Internet Group Management Protocol Snooping

Chapter 18: Multicast Listener Discovery Snooping

Chapter 19: Router Redundancy Protocol Snooping

Chapter 20: Ethernet Protection Switching Ring Snooping

Chapter 21: Snmpv3

Chapter 22: Spanning Tree and Rapid Spanning Tree Protocols

Chapter 23: Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol

Chapter 24: Port-Based and Tagged Vlans

Chapter 25: GARP VLAN Registration Protocol

Chapter 26: Multiple VLAN Modes

Chapter 27: Protected Ports Vlans

Chapter 28: MAC Address-Based Vlans

Chapter 29: Internet Protocol Version 4 Packet Routing

Chapter 30: BOOTP Relay Agent

Chapter 31: Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

Chapter 32: MAC Address-Based Port Security

Chapter 33: 802.1X Port-Based Network Access Control

Chapter 34: Web Server

Chapter 35: Encryption Keys

Chapter 36: PKI Certificates and SSL

Chapter 37: Secure Shell (SSH)

Chapter 38: TACACS+ and RADIUS Protocols

Chapter 39: Management Access Control List

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Appendix D: MIB Objects

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