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Enterasys 2E25x User Manual

Enterasys 2E25x User Manual (330 pages)

Standalone Switches Local Management User’s Guide

Brand: Enterasys | Category: Switch | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

Program License Agreement
4
Table of Contents
7
Figures
14
About this Guide

19
- Using this Guide
  19
- Structure of this Guide
  19
- Related Documents
  21
- Document Conventions
  21
- Typographical and Keystroke Conventions
  22
- Introduction
  
  23
  - Overview
    23
    
    In-Band Vs. Out-Of-Band
    24
    
    The Management Agent
    24
  - Navigating Local Management Screens
    25
  - Local Management Requirements
    25
  - Management Terminal Connection
    25
    
    Example of a Local Management Screen
    26
    
    Local Management Screen Elements
    26
    
    Display Fields
    27
    
    Event Message Field
    27
    
    Event Messages
    27
    
    Command Fields
    28
    
    Input Fields
    28
    
    Selection Fields
    28
    
    Local Management Keyboard Conventions
    29
    
    Getting Help
    30
- Local Management Requirements
  
  31
- Accessing Local Management
  
  37
Device Configuration Menu Screens

57
Q Vlan Configuration Menu Screens

169
- Summary of VLAN Local Management
  170
  - Preparing for VLAN Configuration
    170
- Q VLAN Configuration Menu Screen
  171
  - Q VLAN Configuration Menu Screen
    172
  - Q VLAN Configuration Menu Screen Menu Item Descriptions
    173
- Device VLAN Configuration Screen
  174
  - Device VLAN Configuration Screen Field Descriptions
    175
  - Defining a VLAN
    176
  - Changing the VLAN to FID Association
    177
  - Renaming a VLAN
    177
  - Deleting a VLAN
    178
  - Enabling Vlans
    178
  - Disabling Vlans
    178
  - Changing the Forwarding Mode
    179
  - Paging through the VLAN List
    179
- Port Assignment Configuration Screen
  179
- Port Filtering Configuration Screen
  183
- VLAN Forwarding Configuration Screen
  186
- VLAN Classification Configuration Screen
  189
- Protocol Port Configuration Screen
  202
  - Protocol Port Configuration Screen Field Descriptions
    203
  - Assigning Ports to a VID/Classification
    204
- Garp Configuration Menu Screens
  
  207
- Layer 3 Extensions Menu Screens
  
  217
Device Statistics Menu Screens

225
- Device Statistics Menu Screen
  226
- Device Statistics Menu Screen Menu Item Descriptions
  227
  - Switch Statistics Screen
    228
- Switch Statistics Screen Field Descriptions
  229
  - Interface Statistics Screen
    230
- Interface Statistics Screen Field Descriptions
  231
  - Displaying Interface Statistics
    232
  - RMON Statistics Screen
    233
- RMON Statistics Screen Field Descriptions
  234
  - Displaying RMON Statistics
    236
  - Network Tools Help Screen
    237
- Network Tools Screens
  
  237
  - Network Tools
    237
  - Built-In Commands
    240
  - Example 7, Dynamic Egress and Aging Time
    260
  - Example 7, Dynamic Egress Application
    261
  - Example 8, Using Dynamic Egress to Control Traffic
    261
  - Solving the Problem
    261
  - Special Commands
    262
Vlan Operation and Network Applications

263
- Defining Vlans
  263
- Example of a VLAN
  264
  - Types of Vlans
    265
    
    Q Vlans
    265
    
    Securefast Vlans
    265
    
    Other VLAN Strategies
    266
  - Benefits and Restrictions
    266
  - VLAN Terms
    266
  - VLAN Operation
    268
    
    Description
    268
    
    VLAN Components
    268
- Configuration Process
  269
  - Defining a VLAN
    269
  - Classifying Frames to a VLAN
    269
  - Customizing the VLAN Forwarding List
    269
- View from Inside the Switch
  270
  - Receiving Frames from VLAN Ports
    271
  - Forwarding Decisions
    271
    
    Broadcasts, Multicasts, and Unknown Unicasts
    271
    
    Known Unicasts
    272
- VLAN Switch Operation
  270
- VLAN Configuration
  272
  - Managing the Switch
    272
  - Switch Without Vlans
    273
  - Switch with Vlans
    273
- Switch Management with Only Default VLAN
  273
- Switch Management with Vlans
  274
- Summary of VLAN Local Management
  276
  - Preparing for VLAN Configuration
    276
- Quick VLAN Walkthrough
  277
- Walkthrough Stage One, Static VLAN Configuration Screen
  278
- Walkthrough Stage Two,Port Assignment Configuration Screen
  279
- Walkthrough Stage Three, Test VLAN Assigned to Port 3
  280
- TEST VLAN Enabled
  281
- Walkthrough Stage Four, Activating Test VLAN
  281
- Example 1, Single Switch Operation
  283
- Examples
  283
- Final Walkthrough Stage, Display Port 10 VLAN List and Set Its Filtering
  283
  - Example 1, Single Switch Operation
    284
  - Solving the Problem
    284
  - Frame Handling
    285
- Switch Configured for Vlans
  285
- Example 2, Vlans Across Multiple Switches
  286
  - Example 2, Vlans Across Multiple Switches
    287
  - Solving the Problem
    288
  - Frame Handling
    290
- Bridge 1 Broadcasts Frames
  290
- Transmitting to Switch 4
  291
- Transmitting to Bridge 4
  292
- Example 3, 1D Trunk Connection to 802.1Q VLAN Network
  293
  - Example 3, 1D Trunk Connection to 802.1Q VLAN Network
    294
  - Solving the Problem
    295
  - Frame Handling
    296
  - Bridge 1 Broadcasts Frames
    297
- Switch 2 Forwards to 1Q Trunk
  297
- Switch 1 Forwards to 1D Trunk
  298
- Example 4, Isolating Network Traffic According to Protocol
  299
- Example 4, Isolating Traffic According to Protocol
  300
  - Solving the Problem
    301
  - Example 5, Filtering Traffic According to a Classification
    304
- Example 5, Filtering Traffic According to a Layer 4 Classification Rule
  304
  - Solving the Problem
    304
- Example 6, Securing Sensitive Information According to Subnet
  305
- Example 6, Securing Traffic to One Subnet
  305
  - Solving the Problem
    306
- Example 7, Using Dynamic Egress to Control Traffic
  306
- Example 7, Dynamic Egress Application
  307
- Example 8, Locking a MAC Address to a Port Using Classification Rules
  308
- Locking Ports According to Classification Rule
  308
  - Solving the Problem
    309
    
    A.1 GARP Switch Operation
    313
    
    A.1.1 GARP VLAN Registration Protocol (GVRP)
    313
- Generic Attribute Registration Protocol (Garp)
  
  313
  - A-1 Example of VLAN Propagation Via GVRP
    314
  - GARP Switch Operation
    314
    
    GARP Multicast Registration Protocol (GMRP
    315
    
    B.1 IGMP Overview
    317
- About Igmp
  
  317
  - IGMP Overview
    317
  - Supported Features and Functions
    318
  - Detecting Multicast Routers
    319

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