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Enterasys SmartSwitch 2200 2E25 Series User Manual

Enterasys SmartSwitch 2200 2E25 Series User Manual (330 pages)

Standalone Switches Local Management User’s Guide

Brand: Enterasys | Category: Switch | Size: 6.34 MB

Table of Contents

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
    
    The Management Agent
    24
    
    In-Band Vs. Out-Of-Band
    24
  - Navigating Local Management Screens
    25
  - Local Management Requirements
    25
  - Management Terminal Connection
    25
    
    Local Management Screen Elements
    26
    
    Example of a Local Management Screen
    26
    
    Event Messages
    27
    
    Event Message Field
    27
    
    Display Fields
    27
    
    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 Screens
  
  237
  - Network Tools
    237
  - Network Tools Help Screen
    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
  - 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
  - Solving the Problem
    284
  - Example 1, Single Switch Operation
    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 Layer 4 Classification Rule
  304
  - Solving the Problem
    304
  - Example 5, Filtering Traffic According to a Classification
    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
- Generic Attribute Registration Protocol (Garp)
  
  313
- About Igmp
  
  317
  - IGMP Overview
    317
  - B.1 IGMP Overview
    317
  - Supported Features and Functions
    318
  - Detecting Multicast Routers
    319

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