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ASUSTeK COMPUTER GigaX3112 Series User Manual

ASUSTeK COMPUTER GigaX3112 Series User Manual (118 pages)

Layer 3 Managed Switch

Brand: ASUSTeK COMPUTER | Category: Switch | Size: 16.84 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

14
- L2/L3 Managed Switching Features
  14
- Conventions Used in this Document
  16
  - Notations
    16
  - Typography
    16
  - Symbols
    16
2 Getting to Know the Gigax3112(F)

17
- Package Contents
  17
- Front Panel
  18
- Rear Panel
  19
- Technical Specifications
  20
3 Quick Start Guide

21
4 Management with the Web Interface

27
- Log into Web User Interface
  27
- Functional Layout
  28
  - Menu Navigation Tips
    30
- Commonly Used Buttons and Icons
  30
- System
  31
  - Management
    31
  - IP Setup
    31
  - Reboot
    32
  - Firmware Upgrade
    32
- Physical Interface
  33
- Bridge
  34
  - Spanning Tree
    34
    
    STP Status
    34
    
    Current Roots
    35
    
    Bridge Parameters
    36
    
    Port Parameters
    36
  - Link Aggregation Static
    37
  - Lacp
    39
  - Mirroring
    40
  - Static Multicast
    41
  - IGMP Snooping
    41
  - Traffic Control
    43
  - Dynamic Addresses
    43
  - Static Addresses
    44
  - VLAN Configuration
    45
  - Gvrp
    46
  - Qos and Cos
    47
    
    Priority
    47
    
    Cos Queue Mapping
    48
    
    Qos Bandwidth
    49
- L3 Switch
  49
  - Interface
    49
    
    Basic
    51
    
    Rip
    51
    
    Static Route
    51
    
    Passive Interface
    52
    
    RIP Version
    52
    
    Basic
    53
    
    Ospf
    53
    
    Interface
    54
    
    Area
    55
    
    M-Route
    55
    
    Multicast Route
    55
    
    Dvmrp
    56
    
    Vrrp
    57
  - Snmp
    59
    
    Community Table
    59
    
    Host Table
    59
    
    Snmpv3 VGU Table
    60
    
    Trap Setting
    60
    
    VACM View
    60
    
    VACM Group
    61
    
    USM User
    62
  - Filter
    63
    
    Filter Set
    63
    
    Filter Attach
    65
  - Security
    66
    
    Port Access Control
    66
    
    Dial-In User
    68
    
    Radius
    69
    
    Port Configuration
    70
    
    Port Security
    70
    
    Port Status
    71
    
    Secure MAC Address
    72
- Traffic Chart
  73
  - Traffic Comparison
    73
  - Error Group Chart
    73
  - Historical Status
    74
- Save Configuration
  75
5 Console Interface

76
- Power on Self Test
  76
  - Boot ROM Command Mode
    76
  - Boot ROM Commands
    77
- Login and Logout
  78
- CLI Commands
  79
  - User Account
    79
    
    Add User
    79
    
    Delete User
    79
  - Backup and Restore
    79
    
    Backup Start-Up Configuration File
    79
    
    Restore Start-Up Configuration File
    79
  - System Management Configuration
    80
    
    Configure Terminal
    80
    
    Disable
    80
    
    Enable
    80
    
    End
    80
    
    Exit
    80
    
    Firmware Upgrade
    80
    
    Help
    81
    
    Host Name
    81
  - System Contact
    81
  - System Location
    81
  - IP Address and Network Mask
    82
  - Default Gateway
    82
  - Reboot
    82
  - Reload Default-Config File
    82
  - Show Running-Config
    82
  - Write Memory
    83
  - Assign a New User Account
    83
  - Delete a New User Account
    83
- Physical Interface Commands
  83
  - Interface Mode
    83
  - Interface Duplex
    83
  - Interface Flow Control
    84
  - Show L2 Interface
    84
- IP Interface
  84
  - Show Vlan Name String
    84
  - Create a Vlan Entry
    84
  - Interface Vlan VLAN-ID
    85
  - Ip Address
    85
  - Ip Helper-Address
    85
  - Ip Ospf
    85
  - Ip Pim
    85
  - Ip Rip
    85
- Rip
  86
  - Router Rip
    86
  - No Router Rip
    86
  - Version
    86
  - Network
    86
- Ospf
  86
  - Router Ospf
    86
  - Router-ID
    87
  - Area
    87
- Multicast Route
  87
- Vrrp
  87
- Spanning Tree
  87
- Link Aggregation
  88
  - Trunk Aggregation Group
    88
  - Trunk Load Balancing
    88
  - Show Aggregation-Link Trunk
    88
- Lacp
  89
  - Clear Lacp Counters
    89
  - Lacp Aggregation-Link Trunk
    89
  - Disable Lacp Aggregation-Link Trunk
    89
  - Lacp Port-Priority
    89
  - Lacp System-Priority
    89
- Mirroring
  90
  - Mirror Mode
    90
  - Mirror Setting
    90
  - Show Mirror
    90
  - No Mirror
    90
- Static Multicast
  90
- IGMP Snooping
  91
  - Default Ip Igmp Snooping
    91
  - Ip Igmp Snooping
    91
  - Interval Time
    91
- Traffic Control
  92
  - Storm-Control
    92
  - No Storm-Control
    92
  - Show Storm-Control
    92
- Dynamic Addresses
  92
  - Clear Dynamic Mac-Address
    92
  - Aging Time
    92
  - No Aging Time
    93
  - Show Mac-Address-Table Aging-Time
    93
- Static Addresses
  93
  - Add Static Mac-Address
    93
  - Show Mac-Address-Table
    93
- Vlan
  93
  - Show Vlan Name String
    93
  - Vlan VID
    94
  - Name String
    94
  - Access Vlan
    94
  - Allowed Vlans
    94
- Gvrp
  94
  - Clear Gvrp Statistics
    94
  - Default Gvrp Configuration
    95
  - Gvrp Mode
    95
  - Show Gvrp Configuration
    95
  - Show Gvrp Statistics
    95
- Cos/Qos
  95
  - Queue Cos-Map
    95
  - Show Queue Cos-Map
    95
  - Qos Mode
    96
  - Show Qos Mode
    96
  - Qos Egress Bandwidth
    96
- Snmp
  96
  - Show Rmon Statistics
    96
  - Show Snmp-Server Community
    96
  - Snmp-Server Host
    96
- Filter
  97
  - Deny any Host
    97
  - Filter Set
    97
  - Filter Conditions
    97
  - Filter Attach
    97
- Port Access Control
  97
  - Default System Authentication Control
    97
  - Dot1X Default
    98
  - Dot1X Guest-Vlan
    98
  - Dot1X Initialize Interface
    98
  - Dot1X Max-Req
    98
  - Dot1X Port-Control
    99
- Dial-In User
  99
  - Dot1X Username Password
    99
  - Show Dot1X User
    99
- Radius
  99
  - RADIUS Settings
    99
  - Show Dot1X Radius
    99
    
    Clear Port Security
    100
    
    Port Security
    100
    
    Show Port Security
    100
    
    Switchport Port-Security
    100
    
    Switchport Port-Security Aging
    101
  - Miscellaneous Commands
    101
6 IP Addresses, Network Masks, and Subnets

102
- IP Addresses
  102
  - Structure of an IP Address
    102
- Subnet Masks
  103
7 Troubleshooting

105
- Diagnosing Problems Using IP Utilities
  105
  - Ping
    105
  - Nslookup
    106
- Replacing Defective Fans
  107
  - Fan Specifications
    108
- Simple Fixes
  109
8 Glossary

111
9 Index

117

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