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Dell Networking N3048P Configuration Manual (1460 pages)

stackable Layer 2 and 3 switches

Brand: Dell | Category: Switch | Size: 33 MB

Series Switches
1
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

51
- About this Document
  51
- Audience
  52
- Document Conventions
  52
- Additional Documentation
  53
2 Switch Feature Overview

55
- System Management Features
  56
  - Multiple Management Options
    56
  - System Time Management
    56
  - Log Messages
    57
  - Integrated DHCP Server
    57
  - Management of Basic Network Information
    57
  - Ipv6 Management Features
    58
  - Dual Software Images
    58
  - File Management
    58
  - Switch Database Management Templates
    58
  - Automatic Installation of Firmware and Configuration
    59
  - Sflow
    59
  - SNMP Alarms and Trap Logs
    60
  - CDP Interoperability through ISDP
    60
  - Remote Monitoring (RMON)
    60
- Stacking Features
  61
  - High Stack Count
    61
- Single IP Management
  61
- Master Failover with Transparent Transition
  62
- Nonstop Forwarding on the Stack
  62
- Hot Add/Delete and Firmware Synchronization
  62
- Security Features
  63
  - Configurable Access and Authentication Profiles
    63
  - Password-Protected Management Access
    63
  - Strong Password Enforcement
    63
  - TACACS+ Client
    63
  - RADIUS Support
    64
  - Ssh/Ssl
    64
  - Inbound Telnet Control
    64
  - Denial of Service
    64
  - Port Protection
    64
  - Captive Portal
    65
  - Dot1X Authentication (IEEE 802.1X)
    66
  - MAC-Based 802.1X Authentication
    66
  - Dot1X Monitor Mode
    66
  - MAC-Based Port Security
    66
  - Access Control Lists (ACL)
    67
  - Time-Based Acls
    67
  - IP Source Guard (IPSG)
    67
  - DHCP Snooping
    68
  - Dynamic ARP Inspection
    68
  - Protected Ports (Private VLAN Edge)
    68
- Green Technology Features
  69
  - Energy Detect Mode
    69
  - Energy Efficient Ethernet
    69
  - Power Utilization Reporting
    69
  - Power over Ethernet (Poe) Plus Features
    70
    
    Power over Ethernet (Poe) Plus Configuration
    70
    
    Poe Plus Support
    70
  - Switching Features
    71
    
    Flow Control Support (IEEE 802.3X)
    71
    
    Head of Line Blocking Prevention
    71
    
    Alternate Store and Forward (ASF)
    71
    
    Jumbo Frames Support
    71
    
    Auto-MDI/MDIX Support
    72
    
    VLAN-Aware MAC-Based Switching
    72
    
    Back Pressure Support
    72
    
    Auto Negotiation
    72
    
    Broadcast Storm Control
    73
    
    Port Mirroring
    73
    
    Static and Dynamic MAC Address Tables
    73
    
    Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
    74
    
    Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) for Media Endpoint Devices
    74
    
    Connectivity Fault Management (IEEE 802.1Ag)
    74
    
    Priority-Based Flow Control (PFC)
    74
    
    Data Center Bridging Exchange (Dbcx) Protocol
    75
    
    Enhanced Transmission Selection
    75
    
    Cisco Protocol Filtering
    76
    
    DHCP Layer 2 Relay
    76
  - Virtual Local Area Network Supported Features
    77
    
    VLAN Support
    77
    
    Port-Based Vlans
    77
    
    IP Subnet-Based VLAN
    77
    
    MAC-Based VLAN
    77
    
    IEEE 802.1V Protocol-Based Vlans
    77
  - GARP and GVRP Support
    78
  - Voice VLAN
    78
  - Guest VLAN
    78
  - Double Vlans
    78
- Spanning Tree Protocol Features
  79
  - Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    79
  - Spanning Tree Port Settings
    79
  - Rapid Spanning Tree
    79
  - Multiple Spanning Tree
    79
  - Bridge Protocol Data Unit (BPDU) Guard
    80
  - BPDU Filtering
    80
  - RSTP-PV and STP-PV
    80
- Link Aggregation Features
  81
- Routing Features
  82
  - Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Table Management
    82
  - VLAN Routing
    82
  - IP Configuration
    82
  - Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
    82
  - BOOTP/DHCP Relay Agent
    83
  - IP Helper and UDP Relay
    83
  - Routing Information Protocol
    83
  - Router Discovery
    83
  - Routing Table
    83
  - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
    84
  - Tunnel and Loopback Interfaces
    84
- Ipv6 Routing Features
  85
  - Ipv6 Configuration
    85
    
    Ipv6 Routes
    85
    
    Ospfv3
    85
    
    Dhcpv6
    85
  - Quality of Service (Qos) Features
    86
    
    Differentiated Services (Diffserv)
    86
    
    Class of Service (Cos)
    86
    
    Auto Voice over IP (Voip)
    86
    
    Internet Small Computer System Interface (Iscsi) Optimization
    87
  - Layer 2 Multicast Features
    87
    
    MAC Multicast Support
    87
    
    IGMP Snooping
    87
    
    IGMP Snooping Querier
    88
    
    MLD Snooping
    88
    
    Multicast VLAN Registration
    88
  - Layer 3 Multicast Features
    89
    
    Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol
    89
    
    Internet Group Management Protocol
    89
    
    IGMP Proxy
    89
    
    Protocol Independent Multicast-Dense Mode
    89
    
    Protocol Independent Multicast-Sparse Mode
    90
    
    Protocol Independent Multicast-Source Specific Multicast
    90
    
    Protocol Independent Multicast Ipv6 Support
    90
    
    Mld/Mldv2 (RFC2710/RFC3810)
    90
3 Hardware Overview

91
- Dell Networking N2000 Series Switch Hardware
  91
  - N2000 Series Front Panel
    91
    
    N2000 Series Back Panel
    95
    
    N2000 LED Definitions
    97
    
    Power Consumption for N2000 Series Poe Switches
    100
  - Dell Networking N3000 Series Switch Hardware
    102
    
    N3000 Series Front Panel
    102
    
    N3000 Series Back Panel
    106
    
    LED Definitions
    109
    
    Power Consumption for N3000 Series Poe Switches
    113
  - Dell Networking N4000 Series Switch Hardware
    115
    
    Front Panel
    115
    
    N4000 Back Panel
    119
    
    LED Definitions
    121
  - Switch MAC Addresses
    125
4 Using Dell Openmanage Switch

127
- Administrator
  127
5 Using the Command-Line Interface

135
- Accessing the Switch through the CLI
  135
  - Console Connection
    135
  - Telnet Connection
    136
- Understanding Command Modes
  137
- Entering CLI Commands
  139
  - Using the Question Mark to Get Help
    139
  - Using Command Completion
    140
  - Entering Abbreviated Commands
    140
  - Negating Commands
    140
  - Command Output Paging
    141
  - Understanding Error Messages
    141
  - Recalling Commands from the History Buffer
    141
6 Default Settings

143
7 Setting the IP Address and Other

147
8 Managing QSFP Ports

169
9 Managing a Switch Stack

171
- Stacking Overview
  171
- Default Stacking Values
  182
- Managing and Monitoring the Stack (Web)
  184
  - Unit Configuration
    184
  - Stack Summary
    185
  - Stack Firmware Synchronization
    186
  - Supported Switches
    187
  - Stack Port Summary
    188
  - Stack Port Counters
    189
  - Stack Port Diagnostics
    189
  - NSF Summary
    190
  - Checkpoint Statistics
    191
  - Managing the Stack (CLI)
    192
    
    Configuring Stack Member, Stack Port, and NSF Settings
    192
    
    Viewing and Clearing Stacking and NSF Information
    194
  - Stacking and NSF Usage Scenarios
    195
    
    Basic Failover
    195
    
    Preconfiguring a Stack Member
    197
    
    NSF in the Data Center
    199
    
    NSF and Voip
    200
    
    NSF and DHCP Snooping
    201
    
    NSF and the Storage Access Network
    202
    
    NSF and Routed Access
    204
10 Configuring Authentication

207
11 Monitoring and Logging System

243
- Information
  243
  - System Monitoring Overview
    243
    
    What System Information Is Monitored
    243
    
    Why Is System Information Needed
    244
    
    Where Are Log Messages Sent
    244
    
    What Are the Severity Levels
    245
    
    What Are the System Startup and Operation Logs
    245
    
    What Is the Log Message Format
    246
    
    What Factors Should be Considered When Configuring Logging
    247
  - Default Log Settings
    248
  - Monitoring System Information and Configuring Logging (Web)
    249
    
    Device Information
    249
    
    System Health
    251
    
    System Resources
    252
    
    Unit Power Usage History
    253
    
    Integrated Cable Test for Copper Cables
    254
    
    Optical Transceiver Diagnostics
    255
    
    Log Global Settings
    257
    
    RAM Log
    258
    
    Log File
    259
    
    Syslog Server
    259
    
    Email Alert Global Configuration
    262
    
    Email Alert Mail Server Configuration
    262
    
    Email Alert Subject Configuration
    264
    
    Email Alert to Address Configuration
    265
    
    Email Alert Statistics
    266
- Monitoring System Information and Configuring Logging (CLI)
  267
- Logging Configuration Examples
  274
  - Configuring Local and Remote Logging
    274
  - Configuring Email Alerting
    276
  - Verify the Configuration
    277
12 Managing General System Settings

279
- System Settings Overview
  279
- Default General System Information
  286
  - Configuring General System Settings (Web)
    287
  - System Information
    287
  - CLI Banner
    290
  - SDM Template Preference
    291
  - Clock
    292
  - SNTP Global Settings
    293
  - SNTP Authentication
    294
  - SNTP Server
    296
  - Summer Time Configuration
    299
  - Time Zone Configuration
    300
  - Card Configuration
    301
  - Slot Summary
    302
  - Supported Cards
    303
  - Power over Ethernet Global Configuration (N2024P/N2048P and N3024P/N3048P Only)
    304
  - Power over Ethernet Interface Configuration (N2024P/N2048P and N3024P/N3048P Only)
    305
- Configuring System Settings (CLI)
  307
- General System Settings Configuration Examples
  315
  - Configuring System and Banner Information
    315
  - Configuring SNTP
    319
  - Configuring the Time Manually
    321
13 Configuring SNMP

323
- SNMP Overview
  323
  - What Is SNMP
    323
  - What Are SNMP Traps
    324
  - Why Is SNMP Needed
    325
- Default SNMP Values
  325
- Configuring SNMP (Web)
  327
  - SNMP Global Parameters
    327
  - SNMP View Settings
    328
  - Access Control Group
    330
  - Snmpv3 User Security Model (USM)
    332
  - Communities
    335
  - Notification Filter
    337
  - Notification Recipients
    338
  - Trap Flags
    340
  - Ospfv2 Trap Flags
    341
  - Ospfv3 Trap Flags
    342
  - Trap Log
    343
- Configuring SNMP (CLI)
  345
- SNMP Configuration Examples
  354
  - Configuring Snmpv1 and Snmpv2
    354
  - Configuring Snmpv3
    355
14 Managing Images and Files

359
- Image and File Management Overview
  359
  - What Files Can be Managed
    359
  - Why Is File Management Needed
    361
    
    What Methods Are Supported for File Management
    363
    
    What Factors Should be Considered When Managing Files
    364
    
    How Is the Running Configuration Saved
    366
  - Managing Images and Files (Web)
    367
    
    File System
    367
    
    Active Images
    368
    
    USB Flash Drive
    369
    
    File Download
    370
    
    File Upload
    372
    
    Copy Files
    374
  - Managing Images and Files (CLI)
    375
    
    Downloading and Activating a New Image (TFTP)
    375
    
    Managing Files in Internal Flash
    377
    
    Managing Files on a USB Flash Device
    379
    
    Uploading a Configuration File (SCP)
    379
    
    Managing Configuration Scripts (SFTP)
    380
  - File and Image Management Configuration Examples
    381
    
    Upgrading the Firmware
    381
    
    Managing Configuration Scripts
    384
    
    Managing Files by Using the USB Flash Drive
    386
15 Automatically Updating the Image

389
16 Monitoring Switch Traffic

407
- Traffic Monitoring Overview
  407
  - What Is Sflow Technology
    407
  - What Is RMON
    410
  - What Is Port Mirroring
    411
  - Port Mirroring Behaviors
    412
  - Remote Capture
    413
  - Why Is Traffic Monitoring Needed
    413
- Default Traffic Monitoring Values
  414
- Monitoring Switch Traffic (Web)
  414
  - Sflow Agent Summary
    414
  - Sflow Receiver Configuration
    416
  - Sflow Sampler Configuration
    417
  - Sflow Poll Configuration
    418
  - Interface Statistics
    419
  - Etherlike Statistics
    420
  - GVRP Statistics
    421
  - EAP Statistics
    422
  - Utilization Summary
    423
  - Counter Summary
    424
  - Switchport Statistics
    425
  - RMON Statistics
    426
  - RMON History Control Statistics
    427
  - RMON History Table
    429
  - RMON Event Control
    430
  - RMON Event Log
    432
  - RMON Alarms
    433
  - Port Statistics
    435
  - LAG Statistics
    436
  - Port Mirroring
    437
- Monitoring Switch Traffic (CLI)
  439
  - Configuring Sflow
    439
  - Configuring RMON
    441
  - Viewing Statistics
    443
  - Configuring Port Mirroring
    444
  - Configuring RSPAN
    445
- Traffic Monitoring Configuration Examples
  447
  - Configuring Sflow
    447
  - Configuring RMON
    449
  - Configuring Remote Capture
    450
  - Configuring RSPAN
    455
17 Configuring Iscsi Optimization

459
18 Configuring Port Characteristics

477
- Port Overview
  477
  - What Physical Port Characteristics Can be Configured
    477
  - What Is Link Dependency
    479
  - What Interface Types Are Supported
    481
  - What Is Interface Configuration Mode
    481
  - What Are the Green Ethernet Features
    483
  - Default Port Values
    485
  - Configuring Port Characteristics (Web)
    486
    
    Port Configuration
    486
    
    Link Dependency Configuration
    489
    
    Link Dependency Summary
    491
    
    Port Green Ethernet Configuration
    492
    
    Port Green Ethernet Statistics
    493
    
    Port Green Ethernet LPI History
    495
  - Configuring Port Characteristics (CLI)
    496
    
    Configuring Port Settings
    496
    
    Configuring Link Dependencies
    497
    
    Configuring Green Features
    498
  - Port Configuration Examples
    500
    
    Configuring Port Settings
    500
    
    Configuring a Link Dependency Groups
    501
19 Configuring Port and System

503
- Security
  503
  - Port-Based Security-IEEE 802.1X and Port MAC Locking
    503
    
    Ieee 802.1X
    504
  - Port Security (Port-MAC Locking)
    539
- Captive Portal
  543
- Authentication Manager
  578
  - Overview
    578
  - Authentication Restart
    579
  - 802.1X Interaction
    579
  - Authentication Priority
    579
  - Configuration Example-802.1X and MAB
    580
- Denial of Service
  582
20 Configuring Access Control Lists

583
- ACL Overview
  583
  - What Are MAC Acls
    584
  - What Are IP Acls
    585
  - What Is the ACL Redirect Function
    585
  - What Is the ACL Mirror Function
    585
  - What Is ACL Logging
    586
  - What Are Time-Based Acls
    586
  - What Are the ACL Limitations
    587
- ACL Configuration Details
  591
  - How Are Acls Configured
    591
  - Editing Access Lists
    591
  - Preventing False ACL Matches
    591
  - Using IP and MAC Address Masks
    593
- Policy Based Routing
  594
  - Overview
    594
  - Limitations
    596
  - Examples
    598
- Configuring Acls (Web)
  599
  - IP ACL Configuration
    599
  - IP ACL Rule Configuration
    601
  - MAC ACL Configuration
    603
  - MAC ACL Rule Configuration
    605
  - Ipv6 ACL Configuration
    606
  - Ipv6 ACL Rule Configuration
    607
  - ACL Binding Configuration
    609
  - Time Range Entry Configuration
    610
- Configuring Acls (CLI)
  612
  - Configuring an Ipv4 ACL
    612
  - Configuring a MAC ACL
    618
  - Configuring an Ipv6 ACL
    623
  - Configuring a Time Range
    626
- ACL Configuration Examples
  628
  - Basic Rules
    628
  - Internal System Acls
    629
  - Complete ACL Example
    629
  - Advanced Examples
    633
  - Policy Based Routing Examples
    640
21 Configuring Vlans

645
- VLAN Overview
  645
  - Switchport Modes
    648
  - VLAN Tagging
    649
  - Gvrp
    650
  - Double-VLAN Tagging
    651
  - Voice VLAN
    652
  - Private Vlans
    654
  - Additional VLAN Features
    660
- Default VLAN Behavior
  661
- Configuring Vlans (Web)
  663
  - VLAN Membership
    663
  - VLAN Port Settings
    668
  - VLAN LAG Settings
    669
  - Bind MAC to VLAN
    671
  - Bind IP Subnet to VLAN
    672
  - GVRP Parameters
    673
  - Protocol Group
    675
  - Adding a Protocol Group
    676
  - Double VLAN Global Configuration
    678
  - Double VLAN Interface Configuration
    679
  - Voice VLAN
    681
- Configuring Vlans (CLI)
  682
  - Creating a VLAN
    682
  - Configuring a Port in Access Mode
    682
  - Configuring a Port in Trunk Mode
    683
  - Configuring a Port in General Mode
    686
  - Configuring VLAN Settings for a LAG
    688
  - Configuring Double VLAN Tagging
    689
  - Configuring MAC-Based Vlans
    691
  - Configuring IP-Based Vlans
    692
  - Configuring a Protocol-Based VLAN
    693
  - Configuring GVRP
    695
  - Configuring Voice Vlans
    697
- VLAN Configuration Examples
  698
22 Configuring the Spanning Tree Protocol

715
- STP Overview
  715
- Rstp-Pv
  724
- Default STP Values
  735
- Configuring Spanning Tree (Web)
  736
  - STP Global Settings
    736
  - STP Port Settings
    738
  - STP LAG Settings
    740
  - Rapid Spanning Tree
    741
  - MSTP Settings
    743
  - MSTP Interface Settings
    745
- Configuring Spanning Tree (CLI)
  746
- STP Configuration Examples
  751
23 Discovering Network Devices

761
- Device Discovery Overview
  761
  - What Is ISDP
    761
  - What Is LLDP
    761
  - What Is LLDP-MED
    762
  - Why Are Device Discovery Protocols Needed
    762
- Default IDSP and LLDP Values
  763
- Configuring ISDP and LLDP (Web)
  765
  - ISDP Global Configuration
    765
  - ISDP Cache Table
    766
  - ISDP Interface Configuration
    767
  - ISDP Statistics
    768
  - LLDP Configuration
    769
  - LLDP Statistics
    771
  - LLDP Connections
    772
  - LLDP-MED Global Configuration
    774
  - LLDP-MED Interface Configuration
    775
  - LLDP-MED Local Device Information
    776
  - LLDP-MED Remote Device Information
    776
- Configuring ISDP and LLDP (CLI)
  777
  - Configuring Global ISDP Settings
    777
  - Enabling ISDP on a Port
    778
  - Viewing and Clearing ISDP Information
    778
  - Configuring Global LLDP Settings
    779
  - Configuring Port-Based LLDP Settings
    779
  - Viewing and Clearing LLDP Information
    780
  - Configuring LLDP-MED Settings
    781
  - Viewing LLDP-MED Information
    782
- Device Discovery Configuration Examples
  782
  - Configuring ISDP
    782
  - Configuring LLDP
    782
24 Configuring Port-Based Traffic Control

787
- Port-Based Traffic Control Overview
  787
  - What Is Flow Control
    788
  - What Is Storm Control
    788
  - What Are Protected Ports
    789
  - What Is Link Local Protocol Filtering
    789
- Default Port-Based Traffic Control Values
  790
- Configuring Port-Based Traffic Control (Web)
  791
  - Flow Control (Global Port Parameters)
    791
  - Storm Control
    792
  - Protected Port Configuration
    794
  - LLPF Configuration
    796
- Configuring Port-Based Traffic Control (CLI)
  798
  - Configuring Flow Control and Storm Control
    798
  - Configuring Protected Ports
    799
  - Configuring LLPF
    800
- Port-Based Traffic Control Configuration Example
  801
25 Configuring L2 Multicast Features

803
- L2 Multicast Overview
  803
  - Multicast Flooding and Forwarding
    803
  - What Are the Multicast Bridging Features
    804
  - What Is L2 Multicast Traffic
    804
  - What Is IGMP Snooping
    805
  - What Is MLD Snooping
    807
  - What Is Multicast VLAN Registration
    808
  - When Are L3 Multicast Features Required
    809
  - What Are GARP and GMRP
    810
- Snooping Switch Restrictions
  812
- Default L2 Multicast Values
  814
- Configuring L2 Multicast Features (Web)
  816
  - Multicast Global Parameters
    816
  - Bridge Multicast Group
    817
  - Mrouter Status
    820
  - General IGMP Snooping
    821
  - Global Querier Configuration
    824
  - VLAN Querier
    825
  - VLAN Querier Status
    827
  - MFDB IGMP Snooping Table
    828
  - MLD Snooping General
    829
  - MLD Snooping Global Querier Configuration
    831
  - MLD Snooping VLAN Querier
    832
  - MLD Snooping VLAN Querier Status
    834
  - MFDB MLD Snooping Table
    835
  - MVR Global Configuration
    836
  - MVR Members
    837
  - MVR Interface Configuration
    838
  - MVR Statistics
    840
  - GARP Timers
    841
  - GMRP Parameters
    843
  - MFDB GMRP Table
    845
- Configuring L2 Multicast Features (CLI)
  846
  - Configuring Layer 2 Multicasting
    846
  - Configuring IGMP Snooping on Vlans
    847
  - Configuring IGMP Snooping Querier
    848
  - Configuring MLD Snooping on Vlans
    849
  - Configuring MLD Snooping Querier
    850
  - Configuring MVR
    851
  - Configuring GARP Timers and GMRP
    853
- Case Study on a Real-World Network Topology
  854
  - Multicast Snooping Case Study
    854
26 Configuring Connectivity Fault Management

859
- Dot1Ag Overview
  859
- Default Dot1Ag Values
  864
- Configuring Dot1Ag (Web)
  865
  - Dot1Ag Global Configuration
    865
  - Dot1Ag MD Configuration
    865
  - Dot1Ag MA Configuration
    866
  - Dot1Ag MEP Configuration
    867
  - Dot1Ag MIP Configuration
    868
  - Dot1Ag RMEP Summary
    869
  - Dot1Ag L2 Ping
    870
  - Dot1Ag L2 Traceroute
    870
  - Dot1Ag L2 Traceroute Cache
    871
  - Dot1Ag Statistics
    872
- Configuring Dot1Ag (CLI)
  873
- Dot1Ag Configuration Example
  876

Dell Networking N3048P Getting Started Manual (268 pages)

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

English

6
- Contents
  5
  - Table of Contents
    6
- Rack Mounting a N20Xx Switch
  17
  - Installing as a Free-Standing Switch
    19
- Starting and Configuring the N20Xx Switch
  
  22
- N30Xx Series Overview
  
  33
  - N30Xx Series Front Panel
    34
    
    Switch Ports
    36
    
    Out-Of-Band Management Port
    37
    
    Stack Master LED and Stack Number Display
    38
    
    Expansion Slots for Plug-In Modules
    39
  - N30Xx Model Summary
    41
- N30Xx Series Installation
  
  42
  - Unpacking the N30Xx Switch
    43
  - Rack Mounting a N30Xx Switch
    44
    
    Installing the Dell Readyrail System
    45
    
    Installing as a Free-Standing Switch
    49
- Starting and Configuring the N30Xx Switch
  
  51
  - Connecting a N30Xx Switch to a Terminal
    52
    
    Power Supplies
    53
  - Booting the N30Xx Switch
    54
  - Performing the N30Xx Initial Configuration
    55
    
    Initial Configuration Procedure
    56
    
    Example Session
    57
    
    Dell Easy Setup Wizard Console Example
    58
    
    Next Steps
    61
- NOM Information (Mexico Only)
  
  62
Français

69
- Présentation de la Série N30Xx
  
  100
  - De la Série N30Xx
    100
    
    N30Xxpanneau Avant de la Série
    101
    
    Ports de Commutateur
    103
    
    Port de Console
    104
    
    Port de Gestion Hors Bande
    104
    
    Port USB
    105
    
    Bouton Reset (Réinitialisation)
    105
    
    Voyants des Ports Et du Système
    105
    
    Voyant Maître de la Pile Et Affichage du Numéro de la Pile
    105
    
    Panneau Arrière de la Série N30Xx
    106
    
    Logements D'extension Pour Modules Plug-In
    107
    
    Blocs D'alimentation
    107
    
    Système de Ventilation
    108
    
    Récapitulatif des Modèles N30Xx
    108
- Installation de la Série N30Xx
  
  110
  - Préparation du Site
    110
  - Déballage du Commutateur N30Xx
    111
    
    Contenu du Carton
    111
    
    Étapes du Déballage
    111
  - Montage en Rack D'un Commutateur N30Xx
    112
    
    Sécurité Relative Au Montage D'un Rack
    112
    
    Installation du Système Readyrail de Dell
    113
    
    Installation D'un Commutateur Autonome
    118
  - Empilage de Plusieurs Commutateurs N30Xx
    118
    
    Création D'une Pile de Commutateurs
    118
- Démarrage Et Configuration du Commutateur N30Xx
  
  120
- Informations NOM
  
  135
  - (Mexique Uniquement)
    135
Português

139
- 1 Introdução
  
  143
- 2 Visão Geral das Séries N20Xx
  
  143
- 3 Visão Geral Do Hardware
  
  144
  - Das Séries N20Xx
    144
    
    Painel Frontal da Série N20Xx
    144
    
    Portas Do Comutador
    146
    
    Porta Do Console
    146
    
    Porta USB
    147
    
    Botão Redefinir
    147
    
    Leds de Porta E Sistema
    147
    
    LED Do Empilhamento Mestre E Exibição Do Número de Empilhamentos
    147
    
    Painel Traseiro da Série N20Xx
    148
    
    Fontes de Alimentação
    149
    
    Sistema de Ventilação
    149
    
    Resumo Do Modelo N20Xx
    150
- 4 Instalação da Série N20Xx
  
  150
  - Preparação Do Local
    150
  - Remoção Do Comutador N20Xx da Embalagem
    151
    
    Conteúdo da Embalagem
    151
    
    Etapas de Desempacotamento
    151
  - Montando um Comutador N20Xx Em Rack
    152
    
    Instalação Em Rack
    152
    
    Instalação como Comutador Sem Rack
    153
  - Empilhamento de Vários Comutadores N20Xx
    153
    
    Criação de Uma Pilha de Comutadores
    154
- 5 Inicialização E Configuração Do Comutador N20Xx
  
  156
- 6 Visão Geral das Séries N30Xx
  
  168
- 7 Visão Geral Do Hardware
  
  168
  - Das Séries N30Xx
    168
    
    Painel Frontal da Série N30Xx
    169
    
    Portas Do Comutador
    171
    
    Porta Do Console
    172
    
    Porta de Gerenciamento Fora de Banda
    172
    
    Porta USB
    173
    
    Botão Redefinir
    173
    
    Leds de Porta E Sistema
    173
    
    LED Do Empilhamento Mestre E Exibição Do Número de Empilhamentos
    173
    
    Painel Traseiro da Série N30Xx
    174
    
    Slots de Expansão para Módulos de Plug-In
    174
    
    Fontes de Alimentação
    175
    
    Sistema de Ventilação
    175
    
    Resumo Do Modelo N30Xx
    176
- 8 Instalação da Série N30Xx
  
  178
- 9 Inicialização E Configuração Do Comutador N30Xx
  
  188
- 10 Informações da NOM
  
  201
  - (Somente para O México)
    201

Dell Networking N3048P Reference Manual (17 pages)

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Dell Networking N3048P Configuration Manual (1460 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Switch Feature Overview

3 Hardware Overview

4 Using Dell Openmanage Switch

5 Using the Command-Line Interface

6 Default Settings

7 Setting the IP Address and Other

8 Managing QSFP Ports

9 Managing a Switch Stack

10 Configuring Authentication

11 Monitoring and Logging System

12 Managing General System Settings

13 Configuring SNMP

14 Managing Images and Files

15 Automatically Updating the Image

16 Monitoring Switch Traffic

17 Configuring Iscsi Optimization

18 Configuring Port Characteristics

19 Configuring Port and System

20 Configuring Access Control Lists

21 Configuring Vlans

22 Configuring the Spanning Tree Protocol

23 Discovering Network Devices

24 Configuring Port-Based Traffic Control

25 Configuring L2 Multicast Features

26 Configuring Connectivity Fault Management

Dell Networking N3048P Getting Started Manual (268 pages)

Table of Contents

English

Starting and Configuring the N20Xx Switch

N30Xx Series Overview

N30Xx Series Installation

Starting and Configuring the N30Xx Switch

NOM Information (Mexico Only)

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Présentation de la Série N30Xx

Installation de la Série N30Xx

Démarrage Et Configuration du Commutateur N30Xx

Informations NOM

Português

1 Introdução

2 Visão Geral das Séries N20Xx

3 Visão Geral Do Hardware

4 Instalação da Série N20Xx

5 Inicialização E Configuração Do Comutador N20Xx

6 Visão Geral das Séries N30Xx

7 Visão Geral Do Hardware

8 Instalação da Série N30Xx

9 Inicialização E Configuração Do Comutador N30Xx

10 Informações da NOM

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1 Introduction

2 SFP+ Modules and Optic Requirements

3 Blade Switches and Corresponding Modules

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