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DASAN V5824G User Manual (629 pages)

GPON OLT system

Brand: DASAN | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 7.81 MB

Summary of Changes
3
Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction

27
- Audience
  27
- Document Structure
  27
- Tab. 1.1 Overview of Chapters
  27
  - Document Convention
    28
  - Document Notation
    28
- Tab. 1.2 Command Notation of Guide Book
  28
  - Virus Protection
    29
  - GPL/LGPL Warranty and Liability Exclusion
    29
2 System Overview

31
- Fig. 2.1 Front View of the V5824G
  31
  - System Features
    32
3 Command Line Interface (CLI)

35
4 System Connection and IP Address

49
- System Connection
  49
  - System Login
    49
  - Password for Privileged EXEC Enable Mode
    50
  - Changing Login Password
    51
  - Management for System Account
    51
    
    Creating System Account
    51
    
    Security Level
    52
  - Limiting Number of Users
    55
  - Auto Log-Out
    56
  - Telnet Access
    56
- System Rebooting
  57
  - Manual System Rebooting
    57
  - System Rebooting Scheduler
    58
- Auto Reset Configuration
  58
  - CPU Load
    59
  - Memory
    59
- System Authentication
  60
  - Authentication Method
    60
  - Authentication Interface
    60
  - Primary Authentication Method
    61
  - RADIUS Server
    61
    
    RADIUS Server for System Authentication
    61
    
    RADIUS Server Priority
    61
    
    Frequency of Retransmit
    62
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    62
  - TACACS+ Server
    62
    
    TACACS+ Server for System Authentication
    62
    
    TACACS+ Server Priority
    62
    
    Additional TACACS+ Configuration
    63
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    63
  - Accounting Mode
    64
  - Displaying System Authentication
    64
- Configuring Interface
  65
- Secure Shell (SSH)
  69
  - SSH Server
    69
    
    Disconnecting SSH Client
    69
    
    Displaying On-Line SSH Client
    69
    
    Enabling SSH Server
    69
    
    Assigning Specific Authentication Key
    70
    
    Displaying Connection History of SSH Client
    70
  - SSH Client
    70
    
    Login to SSH Server
    70
    
    Authentication Key
    71
    
    Secured File Copy
    71
- Authentication
  72
- Fig. 4.1 Process of 802.1X Authentication
  72
  - Authentication
    73
    
    Enabling 802.1X
    73
    
    RADIUS Server
    73
- Fig. 4.2 Multiple Authentication Servers
  73
5 Port Configuration

80
- Port Basic
  80
  - Selecting Port Type
    80
- Ethernet Port Configuration
  80
  - Enabling Ethernet Port
    80
  - Auto-Negotiation
    81
  - Transmit Rate
    81
  - Duplex Mode
    82
  - Flow Control
    82
  - Port Description
    82
  - L2 Port Bridge
    83
  - Traffic Statistics
    83
    
    Packet Statistics
    83
    
    CPU Statistics
    84
    
    Protocol Statistics
    85
  - Port Information
    86
- Port Mirroring
  87
- Fig. 5.1 Port Mirroring
  87
6 System Environment

90
- Environment Configuration
  90
  - Host Name
    90
  - Time and Date
    90
  - Time Zone
    91
  - Network Time Protocol (NTP)
    92
- Tab. 6.1 World Time Zone
  92
  - Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
    93
  - Terminal Configuration
    94
  - Login Banner
    94
  - DNS Server
    95
  - Fan Operation
    96
  - Enabling FTP/TFTP Connection
    96
  - Disabling Daemon Operation
    97
  - FTP Bind Address
    97
  - System Threshold
    98
    
    CPU Load
    98
    
    Port Traffic
    98
    
    Fan Operation
    99
    
    System Temperature
    99
    
    System Memory
    100
    
    System/Sfp Module Operation
    100
    
    Enabling DMI Module
    101
  - Configuration Management
    102
    
    Displaying System Configuration
    102
    
    Auto-Saving
    103
    
    System Configuration File
    103
    
    Writing System Configuration
    103
    
    Core Dump File
    105
    
    Restoring Default Configuration
    105
  - System Management
    106
    
    Network Connection
    106
- Tab. 6.2 Options for Ping for Multiple IP Addresses
  107
  - IP ICMP Source Routing
    108
- Fig. 6.1 Ping Test for Network Status
  108
  - Tracing Packet Route
    109
- Fig. 6.2 IP Source Routing
  109
  - Displaying User Connecting to System
    110
- Tab. 6.3 Options for Tracing Packet Route
  110
  - MAC Table
    111
  - System Running Time
    111
  - System Information
    111
  - System Memory Information
    112
  - CPU Packet Management
    112
    
    CPU Packet Limit
    112
    
    Running Process
    112
    
    Displaying Installed os
    113
    
    Displaying System Software
    113
    
    Default os
    114
    
    Forwarding Information Base (FIB) Table
    114
    
    Switch Status
    114
    
    Network Service Module (NSM) Daemon Debugging
    115
    
    System Boot Information
    115
    
    Tech Support Information
    115
7 Network Management

117
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  117
  - SNMP Service
    117
  - SNMP Community
    118
  - SNMP Agent Administrator
    118
  - Assigning IP Address of SNMP Agent
    119
  - SNMP Com2Sec
    120
  - SNMP Group
    120
  - SNMP View Record
    121
  - Permission to Access SNMP View Record
    121
  - SNMP Version 3 User
    122
  - SNMP Trap
    122
    
    SNMP Trap Mode
    122
    
    SNMP Trap Host
    123
    
    SNMP Trap in Event Mode
    123
    
    Displaying SNMP Trap
    125
    
    SNMP Trap Message Logging and Threshold
    126
  - SNMP Alarm
    127
    
    Alarm Notify Activity
    127
    
    Alarm Severity Criterion
    127
    
    Default Alarm Severity
    127
    
    Generic Alarm Severity
    128
    
    Displaying SNMP Alarm
    129
  - SNMP Message Logging
    129
  - Displaying SNMP Configuration
    130
  - Disabling SNMP
    130
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
  131
  - LLDP Operation
    131
  - Enabling LLDP
    131
  - LLDP Operation Type
    131
  - Basic TLV
    131
  - LLDP Message
    132
  - Reinitiating Delay
    132
  - Displaying LLDP Configuration
    133
- Remote Monitoring (RMON)
  134
  - RMON History
    134
    
    Activating RMON History
    135
    
    Interval of Sample Inquiry
    135
    
    Number of Sample Data
    135
    
    Source Port of Statistical Data
    135
    
    Subject of RMON History
    135
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON History
    136
    
    Displaying RMON History
    136
  - RMON Alarm
    136
    
    Absolute and Delta Comparison
    137
    
    Object of Sample Inquiry
    137
    
    Subject of RMON Alarm
    137
    
    Upper Bound of Threshold
    137
    
    Lower Bound of Threshold
    138
    
    Standard of the First Alarm
    138
    
    Activating RMON Alarm
    139
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON Alarm
    139
    
    Interval of Sample Inquiry
    139
  - RMON Event
    139
    
    Event Community
    140
    
    Event Description
    140
    
    Event Type
    140
    
    Subject of RMON Event
    140
    
    Activating RMON Event
    141
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON Event
    141
- Syslog
  142
  - Syslog Output Level
    142
  - Facility Code
    144
  - Syslog Bind Address
    145
  - Debug Message for Remote Terminal
    145
  - Disabling Syslog
    145
  - Displaying Syslog Message
    145
  - Displaying Syslog Configuration
    146
- Rule and Qos
  147
  - How to Operate Qos
    148
- Fig. 7.1 Procedure of Qos Operation
  148
- Fig. 7.2 Structure of Rule
  149
  - Packet Classification
    150
    
    Flow Creation
    150
    
    Configuring Flow
    151
    
    Applying and Modifying Flow
    153
- Tab. 7.1 DSCP Values
  153
  - Class Creation
    154
  - Packet Conditioning
    154
    
    Policer Creation
    154
    
    Packet Counter
    155
    
    Applying and Modifying Policer
    156
    
    Rate-Limit
    156
  - Rule Action
    156
    
    Policy Creation
    156
    
    Metering
    158
- Fig. 7.3 Token Bucket Meter
  158
- Fig. 7.4 Behavior of Srtcm (1)
  159
- Fig. 7.5 Behavior of Srtcm (2)
  160
- Fig. 7.6 Bahavior of Srtcm (3)
  160
- Fig. 7.7 Behavior of Trtcm (1)
  161
- Fig. 7.8 Behavior of Trtcm (2)
  162
- Fig. 7.9 Behavior of Trtcm (3)
  162
  - Policy Priority
    164
  - Policy Action
    164
  - Setting Cos and Tos Values
    165
  - Attaching a Policy to an Interface
    165
  - Applying and Modifying Policy
    166
  - Displaying Rule
    166
  - Admin Rule
    167
    
    Creating Admin Flow for Packet Classification
    167
    
    Configuring Admin Flow
    168
    
    Applying and Modifying Admin Flow
    169
    
    Class Creation
    169
  - Admin Rule Action
    170
    
    Admin Policy Creation
    170
    
    Admin Policy Action
    171
    
    Admin Policy Priority
    171
    
    Applying and Modifying Admin Policy
    172
  - Displaying Admin Rule
    172
  - Scheduling
    173
- Fig. 7.10 Strict Priority Queuing
  173
- Fig. 7.11 Deficit Round Robin
  174
- Fig. 7.12 Weighted Round Robin
  174
  - Scheduling Mode
    175
  - Weight and Quantum
    175
  - Maximum and Minimum Bandwidth
    176
  - Limiting Traffic and Buffer
    176
  - DSCP-To-Cos Mapping
    176
  - The Traffic of Queue
    177
  - Displaying Qos
    177
- Netbios Filtering
  178
- Fig. 7.13 Netbios Filtering
  178
- Martian Filtering
  179
- Max Host
  180
- Port Security
  181
  - Port Security on Port
    181
  - Port Security Aging
    182
  - Displaying Port Security
    183
- Outband Management Port Security
  183
- MAC Table
  183
- MAC Filtering
  185
  - Default MAC Filter Policy
    185
    
    Configuring MAC Filter Policy
    185
    
    Displaying MAC Filter Policy
    186
    
    Listing MAC Filter Policy
    186
  - Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
    187
    
    ARP Table
    187
    
    Registering ARP Table
    187
    
    ARP Alias
    188
    
    Displaying ARP Table
    188
    
    ARP Access List
    189
    
    ARP Inspection
    189
    
    ARP Address Validation
    192
    
    Enabling ARP Inspection Filtering
    192
    
    ARP Inspection Log-Buffer
    193
    
    ARP Inspection on Trust Port
    193
    
    Displaying ARP Inspection
    194
    
    Gratuitous ARP
    195
    
    Proxy ARP
    195
- Fig. 7.14 Proxy ARP
  195
  - ICMP Message Control
    196
- Tab. 7.2 ICMP Message Type
  196
  - Blocking Echo Reply Message
    197
  - Interval for Transmit ICMP Message
    197
- Fig. 7.15 ICMP Message Structure
  197
- Tab. 7.3 Mask Calculation of Default Value
  198
  - ICMP Destination Unreachable Message
    199
  - ICMP Redirect Message
    199
  - TCP Flag Control
    200
    
    RST Configuration
    200
    
    SYN Configuration
    200
  - The Utilization on L3 Table
    200
  - Packet Dump
    201
    
    Packet Dump by Protocol
    201
    
    Packet Dump with Option
    201
    
    Debug Packet Dump
    203
    
    Displaying Dump Packets
    203
    
    Dump File
    203
  - Access List
    204
    
    Standard Access List
    205
- Tab. 7.4 Examples of Wildcard Masking
  205
  - Extended Access List
    206
  - Named Access List
    208
  - Access List Range
    209
  - Displaying Access List Entries
    210
8 System Main Functions

211
- Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)
  211
  - Port-Based VLAN
    212
- Fig. 8.1 Port-Based VLAN
  212
  - Creating VLAN
    213
  - Specifying PVID
    213
  - Adding Port to VLAN
    213
  - Deleting VLAN
    214
  - Protocol-Based VLAN
    214
  - MAC-Based VLAN
    215
  - Subnet-Based VLAN
    215
- Fig. 8.2 Subnet-Based VLAN
  215
  - Tagged VLAN
    216
- Tab. 8.1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Tagged VLAN
  216
  - VLAN Description
    217
  - VLAN Precedence
    217
  - Displaying VLAN Information
    217
  - Qinq VLAN Mapping
    218
- Fig. 8.3 Example of Qinq Configuration
  218
- Fig. 8.4 Qinq Frame
  218
  - TPID Configuration
    219
  - One-To-One VLAN Mapping between S-VID and C-VID
    219
  - One-To-Two VLAN Mapping between S-VID and C-VID
    220
  - Two-To-One VLAN Mapping between S-VID and C-VID
    221
  - Two-To-Two VLAN Mapping between S-VID and C-VID
    222
  - Double Tagging Operation
    222
  - Double Tagging Configuration
    223
  - Inner Tag Configuration
    224
  - Displaying VLAN Mapping and Translation
    224
  - Layer 2 Isolation
    224
    
    Port Isolation
    225
    
    Shared VLAN
    225
- Fig. 8.5 Outgoing Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment
  226
- Fig. 8.6 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (1)
  226
  - Sample Configuration
    227
- Fig. 8.7 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (2)
  227
- Link Aggregation (LAG)
  230
  - Port Trunk
    230
- Fig. 8.8 Link Aggregation
  230
  - Configuring Port Trunk
    231
  - Disabling Port Trunk
    231
  - Displaying Port Trunk
    232
  - Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)
    232
    
    Configuring LACP
    232
    
    Distribution Mode
    233
    
    Operation Mode
    234
    
    Priority of Switch
    234
    
    Administrational Key
    235
    
    BPDU Transmission Rate
    235
    
    Manual Aggregation
    235
    
    Displaying LACP Configuration
    236
    
    Port Priority
    236
- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
  237
- Fig. 8.9 Example of Loop
  237
- Fig. 8.10 Principle of Spanning Tree Protocol
  237
  - STP Operation
    238
    
    Designated Switch
    238
    
    Root Switch
    238
- Fig. 8.11 Root Switch
  238
  - Designated Port and Root Port
    239
- Fig. 8.12 Designated Switch
  239
  - Port Priority
    240
- Fig. 8.13 Port Priority
  240
- Fig. 8.14 Port States
  240
  - RSTP Operation
    242
    
    BPDU Policy
    242
    
    Port States
    242
- Fig. 8.15 Alternate Port and Backup Port
  242
  - Rapid Network Convergence
    243
- Fig. 8.16 Example of Receiving Low BPDU
  243
- Fig. 8.17 Convergence of 802.1D Network
  244
- Fig. 8.18 Network Convergence of 802.1W (1)
  244
- Fig. 8.19 Network Convergence of 802.1W (2)
  245
- Fig. 8.20 Network Convergece of 802.1W (3)
  245
  - Compatibility with 802.1D
    246
  - MSTP Operation
    246
- Fig. 8.21 Compatibility with 802.1D (1)
  246
- Fig. 8.22 Compatibility with 802.1D (2)
  246
  - Mstp
    247
- Fig. 8.23 CST and ist of MSTP (1)
  247
- Fig. 8.24 CST and ist of MSTP (2)
  248
  - STP Mode
    249
  - STP Basic Configuration
    249
    
    Path-Cost Method
    249
- Tab. 8.2 STP Path-Cost (Short)
  250
- Tab. 8.3 RSTP Path-Cost (Long)
  250
  - Edge Ports
    251
    
    BPDU Transmit Hold Count
    251
    
    Enabling STP Configuration on the Port
    252
    
    Link Type
    252
    
    Port Priority
    252
    
    Configuring MSTP
    253
    
    Displaying Configuration
    253
    
    MST Region
    254
    
    Enabling MSTP Configuration
    255
    
    Path-Cost
    256
    
    Port Priority
    256
    
    Root Switch
    256
    
    Displaying Configuration
    257
    
    Configuring PVSTP
    258
    
    Enabling PVSTP
    258
- Fig. 8.25 Example of PVSTP
  258
  - Root Switch
    259
  - Path-Cost
    259
  - Port Priority
    260
  - Displaying Configuration
    260
  - Root Guard
    261
- Fig. 8.26 Root Guard
  261
  - Loop Guard
    262
  - Topology Change Detection
    262
  - Restarting Protocol Migration
    263
  - Loop Back Detection
    263
  - BPDU Configuration
    264
    
    Forward Delay Time
    265
    
    Hello Time
    265
    
    BPDU Filtering
    266
    
    BPDU Hop Count
    266
    
    Max Age
    266
    
    BPDU Guard
    267
    
    Sample Configuration
    269
- Fig. 8.27 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in RSTP Environment
  269
- Fig. 8.28 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in MSTP Environment
  270
  - Loop Detection
    271
  - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
    273
- Fig. 8.29 DHCP Service Structure
  273
  - DHCP Server
    274
    
    DHCP Pool Creation
    275
    
    DHCP Subnet
    275
    
    Range of IP Address
    275
    
    Default Gateway
    276
    
    IP Lease Time
    276
    
    DNS Server
    277
    
    Manual Binding
    277
    
    DHCP Server Option
    278
    
    Domain Name
    278
    
    Static Mapping
    278
    
    IP Address Validation
    279
    
    Recognition of DHCP Client
    279
    
    Authorized ARP
    280
    
    Prohibition of 1:N IP Address Assignment
    280
    
    DHCP Packet Statistics
    281
    
    Ignoring BOOTP Request
    281
    
    Setting DHCP Pool Size
    282
  - Displaying DHCP Pool Configuration
    282
- DHCP Address Allocation with Option 82
  282
  - DHCP Class Capability
    283
  - DHCP Class Creation
    283
  - Relay Agent Information Pattern
    283
  - Associating DHCP Class
    284
  - Range of IP Address for DHCP Class
    284
- DHCP Lease Database
  284
  - DHCP Database Agent
    284
  - Displaying DHCP Lease Status
    285
  - Deleting DHCP Lease Database
    285
- DHCP Relay Agent
  286
  - DHCP Helper Address
    286
- Fig. 8.30 Example of DHCP Relay Agent
  286
  - Smart Relay Agent Forwarding
    287
  - DHCP Server ID Option
    288
  - DHCP Relay Statistics
    288
- DHCP Option
  289
  - Entering DHCP Option Mode
    289
  - Configuring DHCP Option Format
    290
  - Deleting DHCP Option Format
    290
  - Displaying DHCP Option
    291
  - Different DHCP Option Code Configurations
    291
- DHCP Option 82
  292
  - Enabling DHCP Option 82
    293
  - Option 82 Sub-Option
    293
- Fig. 8.31 DHCP Option 82 Operation
  293
  - Option 82 Reforwarding Policy
    294
  - Option 82 Trust Policy
    295
- DHCP Snooping
  296
  - Enabling DHCP Snooping
    296
  - DHCP Trust State
    296
  - DHCP Filter on Trust Port
    297
  - DHCP Rate Limit
    297
  - DHCP Lease Limit
    298
  - Source MAC Address Verification
    298
  - Static DHCP Snooping Binding
    299
  - DHCP Snooping Database Agent
    299
  - ARP Inspection Start Time
    300
  - DHCP Snooping with Option82
    300
  - DHCP Snooping Option
    301
  - Displaying DHCP Snooping Configuration
    302
- IP Source Guard
  303
  - Enabling IP Source Guard
    303
  - Static IP Source Binding
    304
  - Displaying IP Source Guard Configuration
    304
- DHCP Client
  305
  - Enabling DHCP Client
    305
  - DHCP Client ID
    305
  - DHCP Class ID
    305
  - Host Name
    305
  - IP Lease Time
    306
  - Requesting Option
    306
    
    Displaying DHCP Client Configuration
    306
    
    Forcing Release or Renewal of DHCP Lease
    306
    
    DHCP Filtering
    307
    
    DHCP Packet Filtering
    307
    
    DHCP Server Packet Filtering
    307
    
    Debugging DHCP
    308
- Fig. 8.32 DHCP Server Packet Filtering
  308
  - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
    309
- Fig. 8.33 VRRP Operation
  309
  - Configuring VRRP
    310
    
    Access to Associated IP Address
    310
    
    Associated IP Address
    310
    
    Master Router and Backup Router
    310
    
    VRRP Track Function
    313
- Fig. 8.34 VRRP Track
  314
  - Authentication Password
    315
  - Preempt
    315
  - VRRP Monitoring and Management
    316
    
    Displaying VRRP Protocol Information
    316
    
    VRRP Statistics
    316
    
    VRRP Debug
    317
  - Rate Limit
    318
  - Flood Guard
    319
    
    MAC Flood Guard
    319
- Fig. 8.35 Rate Limit and Flood Guard
  319
  - CPU Flood Guard
    320
  - System Flood Guard
    321
  - Attack Guard
    322
  - Error Guard
    323
  - PPS Control
    324
  - Storm Control
    324
  - Jumbo Frame Capacity
    325
  - Bandwidth
    326
  - Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
    326
  - Blocking Packet Forwarding
    326

Dasan V5824G User Manual (831 pages)

GPON OLT system

Brand: Dasan | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 9.51 MB

Table of Contents

9
Illustrations

34
- 1 Introduction
  
  37
  - Audience
    37
  - Document Structure
    37
  - Tab. 1.1 Overview of Chapters
    37
  - Document Convention
    38
  - Document Notation
    38
  - Tab. 1.2 Command Notation of Guide Book
    38
  - Virus Protection
    39
  - GPL/LGPL Warranty and Liability Exclusion
    39
- 2 System Overview
  
  41
  - Fig. 2.1 Front View of the V5824G
    41
  - System Features
    42
- 3 Command Line Interface (CLI)
  
  45
- 4 System Connection and IP Address
  
  60
  - System Connection
    60
    
    Password for Privileged EXEC Enable Mode
    60
    
    System Login
    60
    
    Changing Login Password
    61
    
    Login Password Recovery Process
    62
    
    Creating System Account
    63
    
    Management for System Account
    63
    
    Security Level
    64
    
    Limiting Number of Users
    67
    
    Limiting the Number of Login Attempts
    68
  - Auto Log-Out
    68
  - Telnet Access
    69
  - System Rebooting
    70
    
    Manual System Rebooting
    70
    
    System Rebooting Scheduler
    70
  - Auto Reset Configuration
    71
    
    CPU Load
    71
    
    Memory
    72
  - System Authentication
    73
    
    Authentication Interface
    73
    
    Authentication Method
    73
    
    Automated Blocking of IP Host
    74
    
    Primary Authentication Method
    74
    
    Frequency of Retransmit
    75
    
    RADIUS Server
    75
    
    RADIUS Server for System Authentication
    75
    
    RADIUS Server Priority
    75
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    75
    
    Additional TACACS+ Configuration
    76
    
    TACACS+ Server
    76
    
    TACACS+ Server for System Authentication
    76
    
    TACACS+ Server Priority
    76
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    76
    
    Accounting Mode
    77
    
    Displaying System Authentication
    78
  - Configuring Interface
    79
    
    Assigning IP Address to Network Interface
    79
    
    Enabling Interface
    79
    
    Static Route and Default Gateway
    80
    
    Interface Description
    81
    
    Displaying Interface
    82
    
    Enabling Interface Overlapping
    82
    
    Interface Identifier
    82
  - Assigning an Ipv6 Address
    84
    
    Fig. 4.1 Structure of Ipv6 Header
    84
  - Tab. 4.1 Overview of Ipv6 Header Fields
    85
    
    Enabling Interface
    86
    
    Assigning Ipv6 Address to Network Interface
    87
    
    Assigning Link Local Address to Network Interface
    88
    
    Static Route and Default Gateway
    89
    
    Enabling Ipv6 Processing
    90
    
    Ipv6 Interface Mode
    90
    
    Displaying Ipv6 Interface
    91
  - Secure Shell (SSH)
    92
    
    Assigning Specific Authentication Key
    92
    
    Disconnecting SSH Client
    92
    
    Displaying On-Line SSH Client
    92
    
    Enabling SSH Server
    92
    
    SSH Server
    92
    
    Authentication Key
    93
    
    Displaying Connection History of SSH Client
    93
    
    Login to SSH Server
    93
    
    Secured File Copy
    93
    
    SSH Client
    93
    
    Authentication
    95
    
    Fig. 4.2 Process of 802.1X Authentication
    95
    
    Enabling 802.1X
    96
    
    Fig. 4.3 Multiple Authentication Servers
    96
    
    RADIUS Server
    96
    
    Authentication Mode
    97
    
    Authentication Port
    98
    
    Force Authorization
    98
    
    Interval for Retransmitting Request/Identity Packet
    98
    
    Interval of Authentication
    98
    
    Enabling 802.1X Re-Authentication
    99
    
    Interval of Request to RADIUS Server
    99
    
    Number of Requests to RADIUS Server
    99
    
    Re-Authentication
    99
    
    802.1X Re-Authentication
    100
    
    Interval of Re-Authentication
    100
    
    Interval of Requesting Re-Authentication
    100
    
    Displaying 802.1X Configuration
    101
    
    Initializing Authentication Status
    101
    
    Restoring Default Value
    101
    
    User Authentication Statistics
    101
    
    Sample Configuration
    102
- 5 Port Configuration
  
  103
  - Port Basic
    103
    
    Selecting Port Type
    103
  - Ethernet Port Configuration
    103
    
    Enabling Ethernet Port
    103
    
    Auto-Negotiation
    104
    
    Duplex Mode
    104
    
    Transmit Rate
    104
    
    Flow Control
    105
    
    L2 Port Bridge
    105
    
    Network Service Port
    105
    
    Port Description
    105
    
    Port Crossover
    106
    
    Traffic Statistics
    106
    
    CPU Statistics
    107
    
    Packet Statistics
    107
    
    Protocol Statistics
    108
    
    Port Debounce Timer
    109
    
    Port Information
    109
  - Port Mirroring
    110
  - Fig. 5.1 Port Mirroring
    110
- 6 System Environment
  
  113
  - Environment Configuration
    113
    
    Host Name
    113
    
    Time and Date
    113
    
    Time Zone
    114
  - Network Time Protocol (NTP)
    115
    
    Configuring NTP Server
    115
  - Tab. 6.1 World Time Zone
    115
    
    Configuring NTP Authentication
    116
  - Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
    117
  - Terminal Configuration
    118
  - Login Banner
    118
  - DNS Server
    119
  - Fan Operation
    120
  - Enabling FTP/TFTP Connection
    120
  - Disabling Daemon Operation
    120
  - FTP Bind Address
    121
  - System Threshold
    122
    
    CPU Load
    122
    
    Port Traffic
    122
    
    Fan Operation
    123
    
    System Temperature
    123
    
    System Memory
    124
    
    System/Sfp Module Operation
    124
  - Enabling DMI Module
    125
  - Configuration Management
    126
    
    Displaying System Configuration
    126
    
    Writing System Configuration
    126
    
    Auto-Saving
    127
    
    System Configuration File
    127
    
    Restoring Default Configuration
    128
    
    Core Dump File
    129
  - System Management
    130
    
    Network Connection
    130
  - Tab. 6.2 Options for Ping for Multiple IP Addresses
    131
    
    Fig. 6.1 Ping Test for Network Status
    132
    
    Fig. 6.2 IP Source Routing
    132
    
    IP ICMP Source Routing
    132
    
    Tab. 6.3 Options for Tracing Packet Route
    133
    
    Tracing Packet Route
    133
    
    Displaying User Connecting to System
    134
    
    MAC Table
    134
    
    MAC Count
    135
    
    System Information
    135
    
    System Memory Information
    135
    
    System Running Time
    135
    
    Debugging Information
    136
    
    CPU Packet Filtering
    137
    
    CPU Packet Limit
    137
    
    CPU Packet Management
    137
    
    Displaying System Software
    140
    
    Running Process
    140
    
    Default os
    141
    
    Displaying Installed os
    141
    
    Forwarding Information Base (FIB) Table
    141
    
    Switch Status
    141
    
    System Boot Information
    142
    
    Tech Support Information
    142
    
    Network Service Module (NSM) Daemon Debugging
    143
- 7 Network Management
  
  144
  - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
    144
    
    SNMP Community
    144
    
    SNMP Service
    144
    
    SNMP Agent Administrator
    145
    
    Assigning IP Address of SNMP Agent
    146
    
    SNMP Com2Sec
    146
    
    SNMP Group
    147
    
    SNMP View Record
    147
    
    Permission to Access SNMP View Record
    148
    
    SNMP Version 3 User
    148
    
    Configuring SNMP Target
    149
    
    SNMP Engine ID
    149
    
    Snmpv3 Notification
    149
    
    SNMP Notification Type
    150
    
    SNMP Trap
    152
    
    SNMP Trap Host
    152
    
    SNMP Trap Mode
    152
    
    Enabling SNMP Trap
    153
    
    Displaying SNMP Trap
    155
    
    Alarm Notify Activity
    156
    
    SNMP Alarm
    156
    
    SNMP Trap Message Logging and Threshold
    156
    
    Alarm Severity Criterion
    157
    
    Default Alarm Severity
    157
    
    Generic Alarm Severity
    157
    
    Displaying SNMP Alarm
    159
    
    SNMP Message Logging
    159
    
    Disabling SNMP
    160
    
    Displaying SNMP Configuration
    160
  - Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
    161
    
    Basic TLV
    161
    
    Enabling LLDP
    161
    
    LLDP Operation
    161
    
    LLDP Operation Type
    161
    
    LLDP Message
    162
    
    Reinitiating Delay
    162
    
    Displaying LLDP Configuration
    163
  - Remote Monitoring (RMON)
    164
    
    RMON History
    164
    
    Activating RMON History
    165
    
    Interval of Sample Inquiry
    165
    
    Number of Sample Data
    165
    
    Source Port of Statistical Data
    165
    
    Subject of RMON History
    165
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON History
    166
    
    Displaying RMON History
    166
    
    RMON Alarm
    166
    
    Absolute and Delta Comparison
    167
    
    Object of Sample Inquiry
    167
    
    Subject of RMON Alarm
    167
    
    Upper Bound of Threshold
    167
    
    Lower Bound of Threshold
    168
    
    Standard of the First Alarm
    168
    
    Activating RMON Alarm
    169
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON Alarm
    169
    
    Interval of Sample Inquiry
    169
  - RMON Event
    169
    
    Event Community
    170
    
    Event Description
    170
    
    Event Type
    170
    
    Subject of RMON Event
    170
    
    Activating RMON Event
    171
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON Event
    171
  - Simple RMON Event Configuration
    171
  - Syslog
    173
    
    Syslog Output Level
    173
    
    Facility Code
    175
    
    Debug Message for Remote Terminal
    176
    
    Disabling Syslog
    176
    
    Syslog Bind Address
    176
    
    Displaying Syslog Status
    177
    
    Syslog Local Message Configuration
    177
  - Rule and Qos
    178
    
    Fig. 7.1 Procedure of Qos Operation
    179
    
    How to Operate Qos
    179
    
    Fig. 7.2 Structure of Rule
    180
    
    Packet Classification
    180
    
    Configuring Flow
    181
    
    Flow Creation
    181
    
    Applying and Modifying Flow
    185
    
    Class Creation
    185
    
    Packet Conditioning
    185
    
    Packet Counter
    186
    
    Policer Creation
    186
    
    Applying and Modifying Policer
    187
    
    Policy Creation
    187
    
    Rate-Limit
    187
    
    Rule Action
    187
    
    Fig. 7.3 Token Bucket Meter
    189
    
    Metering
    189
  - Fig. 7.4 Behavior of Srtcm (1)
    190
  - Fig. 7.5 Behavior of Srtcm (2)
    191
  - Fig. 7.6 Bahavior of Srtcm (3)
    191
  - Fig. 7.7 Behavior of Trtcm (1)
    192
  - Fig. 7.8 Behavior of Trtcm (2)
    193
  - Fig. 7.9 Behavior of Trtcm (3)
    193
    
    Policy Priority
    194
    
    Policy Action
    195
    
    Attaching a Policy to an Interface
    196
    
    Setting Cos and Tos Values
    196
    
    Applying and Modifying Policy
    197
    
    Displaying Rule
    197
    
    Admin Rule
    198
    
    Creating Admin Flow for Packet Classification
    198
    
    Configuring Admin Flow
    199
    
    Applying and Modifying Admin Flow
    200
    
    Admin Policy Creation
    201
    
    Admin Rule Action
    201
    
    Class Creation
    201
  - Fig. 7.10 Strict Priority Queuing
    205
  - Fig. 7.11 Deficit Round Robin
    206
  - Fig. 7.12 Weighted Round Robin
    206
  - Fig. 7.13 Netbios Filtering
    214
  - Fig. 7.14 Proxy ARP
    232
  - Fig. 7.15 ICMP Message Structure
    247
  - Tab. 7.1 ICMP Message Type
    247
  - Tab. 7.2 Mask Calculation of Default Value
    249
  - Tab. 7.3 Examples of Wildcard Masking
    256
  - Fig. 8.1 Port-Based VLAN
    276
  - Fig. 8.2 Subnet-Based VLAN
    279
  - Tab. 8.1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Tagged VLAN
    281
  - Fig. 8.3 Example of Qinq Configuration
    282
  - Fig. 8.4 Qinq Frame
    282
  - Fig. 8.5 Outgoing Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment
    290
  - Fig. 8.6 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (1)
    290
  - Fig. 8.7 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (2)
    291
  - Fig. 8.8 Link Aggregation
    294
  - Fig. 8.9 Example of Loop
    301
  - Fig. 8.10 Principle of Spanning Tree Protocol
    301
  - Fig. 8.11 Root Switch
    302
  - Fig. 8.12 Designated Switch
    303
  - Fig. 8.13 Port Priority
    304
  - Fig. 8.14 Port States
    304
  - Fig. 8.15 Alternate Port and Backup Port
    306
  - Fig. 8.16 Example of Receiving Low BPDU
    307
  - Fig. 8.17 Convergence of 802.1D Network
    307
  - Fig. 8.18 Network Convergence of 802.1W (1)
    308
  - Fig. 8.19 Network Convergence of 802.1W (2)
    308
  - Fig. 8.20 Network Convergece of 802.1W (3)
    309
  - Fig. 8.21 Compatibility with 802.1D (1)
    309
  - Fig. 8.22 Compatibility with 802.1D (2)
    310
  - Fig. 8.23 CST and ist of MSTP (1)
    311
  - Fig. 8.24 CST and ist of MSTP (2)
    312
  - Tab. 8.2 STP Path-Cost (Short)
    314
  - Tab. 8.3 RSTP Path-Cost (Long)
    314
  - Fig. 8.25 Example of PVSTP
    322
  - Fig. 8.26 Root Guard
    325
  - Fig. 8.27 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in RSTP Environment
    333
  - Fig. 8.28 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in MSTP Environment
    334
  - Fig. 8.29 DHCP Service Structure
    337
  - Fig. 8.30 Example of DHCP Relay Agent
    349
  - Fig. 8.31 DHCP Option 82 Operation
    357
  - Fig. 8.32 DHCP Server Packet Filtering
    372
  - Tab. 8.4 Dhcpv6 Message Types
    375
  - Fig. 8.33 Basic Dhcpv6 Message Format
    376
  - Fig. 8.34 General Shared Relay Message Format
    377
  - Fig. 8.35 an Example of Prefix Delegation
    377
  - Tab. 8.5 Dhcpv6 UDP Port
    378
  - Tab. 8.6 Dhcpv6 Address
    378
  - Fig. 8.36 VRRP Operation
    397
  - Fig. 8.37 VRRP Track
    402
  - Fig. 8.38 Rate Limit and Flood Guard
    407
  - Tab. 8.5 Priority-PGID Mapping
    420
  - Fig. 9.1 the V5824G with IGMP Snooping
    422
  - Fig. 9.2 the V5824G with PIM-SM
    423
  - Fig. 9.3 the Switch with IGMP Snooping and PIM-SM
    423
  - Fig. 9.4 IGMP Snooping
    437
  - Fig. 9.5 Multicast Equal Cost Multipath (ECMP)
    463
  - Fig. 9.6 Rendezvous Point Tree
    473
  - Fig. 9.7 Shortest Path Tree
    474
  - Fig. 10.1 Mldv1 Message Format
    487
  - Fig. 10.2 Mldv2 Query Message Format
    488
  - Fig. 10.3 Multicast Equal Cost Multipath (ECMP)
    504
  - Fig. 10.4 Rendezvous Point Tree
    508
  - Fig. 10.5 Shortest Path Tree
    509
  - Fig. 11.1 Virtual Routing Concept
    635
  - Fig. 12.1 Example of GPON Network
    647
  - Fig. 12.2 CLI Structure of GPON Configuration Mode
    648
  - Tab. 12.1 RADIUS Authentication Message Type
    688
  - Fig. 12.3 PON Structure Sample Scheme for Voip and Internet Connection of ONT
    707
  - Fig. 12.4 ONU Profile
    716
  - Fig. 12.5 Traffic Profile
    731
  - Tab. 12.2 Protocol Types for MAC Filtering
    736
  - Fig. 12.6 Priority of T-CONT Types
    742
  - Fig. 12.7 Voip Service Architecture
    748
  - Fig. 12.8 Received Frame Layout
    762

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