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EtherWAN EX72129A User Manual

EtherWAN EX72129A User Manual (297 pages)

EtherWAN Managed Switch

Brand: EtherWAN | Category: Switch | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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Table of Contents

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Table of Figures

11
Preface

16
- Changes in this Revision
  16
- Document Conventions
  17
- Safety and Warnings
  17
- Typographic Conventions
  17
Unpacking and Installation

18
- Package Contents
  18
- Unpacking
  18
- Required Equipment and Software
  19
Computer Setup

20
- Management Methods and Protocols
  20
- Default IP
  21
- Login Process and Default Credentials
  21
- Figure 1: Login Screen
  21
Setting the Initial IP Address

22
- Simple IP Addressing
  22
- Figure 2: Assigning an IP Address
  22
CLI Command Usage

23
- Navigating the CLI Hierarchy
  23
- CLI Keyboard Shortcuts
  23
- CLI Command Modes
  24
System Menu

26
- System Information
  26
- Figure 3: System Information
  27
- System Name/Password
  28
- Figure 4: System Name/Password
  28
- System Name/Password Using the CLI
  29
- IP Address
  30
  - Static IP
    30
  - DHCP Client
    30
  - Default Gateway
    30
  - DNS Server
    30
  - Figure 5: IP Address
    31
- IP Address - Configuration Using the CLI
  32
  - IP Address
    32
  - Default Gateway
    33
  - Domain Name Server (DNS)
    34
  - Enable/Disable DHCP Client on a VLAN
    35
  - Enable/Disable Static IP on a VLAN
    35
- Management Interface
  37
  - Https
    37
  - Telnet
    37
  - SSH (Secure Shell)
    38
  - Figure 6: Management Interface
    38
- Management Interface Configuration Using the CLI
  39
- Save Configuration Page
  43
  - Save Configuration
    43
  - Load Configuration
    43
  - Backup Configuration
    43
  - Restore Default
    44
  - Auto Save
    44
  - Figure 7: Save Configuration Page
    44
- Save Configuration Page Using the CLI
  45
- Firmware Upgrade
  48
- Firmware Update Using the CLI
  49
- Figure 8: Firmware Upgrade Page
  49
- Reboot
  50
- Reboot Using the CLI
  50
- Logout
  50
- Logout from the CLI
  50
- User Account Page
  51
- User Privilege Configuration
  54
- Figure 13: User Privilege Page
  55
- User Account Settings Using the CLI
  56
  - Multi-User Mode
    56
  - Single User Mode
    56
  - Creating a New User
    57
  - Permissions
    58
Diagnostics

60
- Utilization
  60
- Figure 14: Utilization Page
  60
- System Log
  61
- System Log Using CLI Command
  61
- Figure 15: System Log
  61
- Remote Logging
  62
- Figure 16: Remote Logging Page
  63
- Remote Logging Using CLI Commands
  64
- ARP Table
  65
- Figure 17: ARP Table
  65
- ARP Table Using CLI Commands
  66
- Route Table
  67
- Route Table Using CLI Commands
  67
- Figure 18: Route Table
  67
- Alarm Setting
  68
- Figure 19: Alarm Trigger
  68
- Figure 20: Trigger Enable
  68
Port

69
- Configuration
  69
- Figure 21: Port Configuration
  70
- Port Status
  71
- Figure 22: Port Status
  71
- Rate Control
  72
- Figure 23: Rate Control
  72
- RMON Statistics
  73
- Figure 24: RMON Page
  73
- Per Port VLAN Activities
  74
- Figure 25: Port VLAN Activities
  74
- Port Security
  75
- Figure 26: Port Security
  75
- Port Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
  76
  - Setting the Port Description
    76
  - Enable or Disable a Port
    76
  - Setting the Port Speed
    77
  - Setting Port Duplex
    77
  - Enable or Disable Port Flowcontrol
    78
  - Display Port Status
    78
  - Setting a Ports Rate Control
    78
  - Display a Ports RMON Statistics
    79
  - Display a Ports VLAN Activities
    79
  - Setting MAC Port Security
    79
Switching

81
- Bridging
  81
  - Aging Time
    82
  - Threshold Level
    82
  - Storm Control Type
    82
  - Port Isolation
    83
  - Block Multicast
    83
  - Figure 27: Bridging
    84
- Loopback Detect
  85
  - Loopback Detection (Global)
    85
  - Loopback Detect Action
    85
  - Loopback Detect Recovery Time
    85
  - Polling Interval
    86
  - Figure 28: Loopback Detection
    86
  - Loopback Detection (Per Port)
    87
  - Figure 29:Loopback Detection (Port)
    87
- Storm Detect
  88
- Static MAC Entry
  90
- Port Mirroring
  93
- Figure 36: Port Mirroring
  94
- Figure 37: Disabling Port Mirroring
  94
- Link State Tracking
  95
- Poe - System and Port Settings
  97
  - Poe System Setting
    97
  - Figure 40: Poe System Setting
    97
  - Poe Port Setting
    98
  - Figure 41: Poe Port Setting
    99
- Poe Scheduling
  100
- Figure 42: Selecting a Port
  100
- Figure 43: Poe Power Scheduling
  101
- Switch Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
  102
  - Setting the Aging Time Value
    102
  - Enabling Port Isolation
    102
  - Enabling Block Multicast
    103
  - Setting Storm Control
    103
  - Enabling Loopback Detect (Global)
    104
  - Setting the Loopback Detect Action
    104
  - Setting the Loopback Detect Recovery Time
    104
  - Setting the Loopback Detect Polling Interval
    105
  - Enabling Loopback Detect (Port)
    105
  - Configuring Storm-Detect
    106
  - Adding a MAC Address for Static-MAC-Entry Forwarding
    110
  - Adding a MAC Address for Static-MAC-Entry Discarding
    110
  - Configuring Port Mirroring
    111
  - Enabling a Link State Tracking Group
    111
  - Assigning a Port to a Link State Tracking Group
    112
  - Setting Poe Power Budget
    112
  - Poe Port Settings
    113
  - Poe Scheduling
    116
Trunking

119
- Overview
  119
  - Static Channel Trunking
    119
  - Link Aggregation Control Protocol
    119
- Port Trunking
  120
- Figure 44: Port Trunking - Version 1
  121
- Figure 45: Port Trunking - Version 2
  122
- LACP Trunking
  123
- Figure 46: LACP Trunking Version 1
  124
- Figure 47: LACP Trunking - Version 2
  126
- Trunking Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
  127
Stp/Ring Page - Overview

129
- Choosing the Spanning Tree Protocols
  129
Stp/Ring Page - Configuring RSTP

130
Stp/Ring Page - Configuring MSTP

143
- Global Configuration Page
  143
  - Enabling the MSTP Protocol
    143
  - Figure 55: Enabling MSTP
    144
  - The CIST Root Bridge & Backup CIST Root Bridge
    145
  - Setting Bridge Priority
    145
  - Figure 56: Bridge ID
    145
  - Figure 57: Bridge ID Display
    146
  - Configuring the CST Network Diameter
    147
- MSTP Properties Page
  148
- MSTP Instance Setting Page
  151
- MSTP Port Setting Page
  154
- MSTP Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
  157
Stp/Ring Page - Alpha Ring

162
- Alpha Ring Setting Page
  162
  - Etherwan Α-Ring Technology
    162
  - Implementing a Simple Α-Ring
    162
  - Figure 67: Α-Ring Settings
    163
  - Connecting Two Α-Ring Networks Together
    164
  - Figure 68: Ring Coupling
    164
- Advanced Setting
  165
- Configuring Spanning Tree Advanced Settings Using CLI Commands
  167
Vlan

169
Qos

183
- Global Configuration Page
  184
  - Web GUI Interface
    184
  - Figure 82: Global Configuration
    184
- Qos Global Configuration Using the CLI Interface
  186
  - Enable/Disable Qos Trust
    187
  - Configuring the Egress Expedite Queue
    187
- 802.1P Priority Page
  189
  - Web GUI Interface
    189
  - Figure 83: 802.1P Priority
    189
- 802.1P Priority Submenu - CLI Interface
  190
- DSCP Page - HTTP Interface
  191
- Figure 84: DSCP
  191
- DSCP Submenu - CLI Interface
  192
- Qos Interface Commands - CLI Interface
  193
ACL (Access Control List)

194
- General Overview
  194
- Configuring ACL
  195
- Figure 85: Enabling Qos
  196
- ACL Policy Map
  197
  - Figure 86: Policy Map
    197
  - Figure 87: IP Access List
    198
  - IP Access List
    198
  - Figure 88: Access List Extended
    199
  - IP Access List (Extended)
    199
  - Figure 89: MAC Access List
    201
  - Mac Access List
    201
  - Figure 90: Layer 4
    203
  - Layer 4
    203
  - Bandwidth Limiting
    204
  - Figure 91: IP Access List Name
    204
  - Figure 92: Police Rate
    205
  - Figure 93: Policy Map Name
    205
  - Applying a Policy Map to a Port
    206
  - Figure 94: Applying a Policy Map to a Port
    206
  - Adding a New ACL Class to an Existing Policy Map
    207
  - Figure 95: Modifying a Policy Map
    207
  - Modifying/Adding an Existing Policy Map
    207
  - Adding an Existing ACL Class to an Existing Policy Map
    208
  - Figure 96: Adding a New ACL Class to an Existing Policy Map
    208
  - Figure 97: Policy Map Setting - Class Name
    209
  - Figure 98: Policy Map Setting
    209
  - Figure 99: Removing an ACL Class
    210
  - Removing an ACL Class
    210
  - Figure 100: Verifying ACL Class Removal
    211
  - Figure 101: Removing a Policy Map
    212
  - Figure 102: Policy Map 2
    213
- ACL Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
  214
  - Enabling Qos
    214
  - Figure 103: Policy Map 3
    214
  - Creating a Standard IP Access List
    215
  - Creating an Extended IP Access List
    215
  - Creating a MAC Access List
    216
  - Creating an ACL Class Map with Layer 4 Access List
    217
  - Creating a ACL Class Map with an IP or MAC Access List
    218
  - Creating an ACL Policy Map
    219
  - Appling an Existing ACL Policy to a Port
    220
  - Deleting an ACL Class
    220
  - Deleting an ACL Policy
    221
Snmp

222
- SNMP General Settings
  222
- Figure 104: SNMP General Settings
  224
- Configuring SNMP V1 & V2 Community Groups
  225
- Figure 105: Community Name V1/V2C
  225
- Configuring SNMP V3 Users
  226
  - Adding SNMP V3 Users to the Switch
    226
  - Figure 106: Add User
    226
  - Figure 107: SNMP V3 Settings
    227
  - Figure 108: User Name & Access Mode
    227
  - Figure 109: Auth Password
    228
  - Figure 110: Privacy Passphrase
    228
  - Deleting SNMP V3 Users from the Switch
    229
  - Figure 111: Delete User
    229
  - Figure 112: Select User
    229
- SNMP Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
  230
Ieee 802.1X

234
- Configuring 802.1X from the GUI System
  234
  - Enabling Radius
    234
  - Adding a Radius Server
    235
  - Figure 113: Enable Radius
    235
  - Figure 114: Radius Setup
    236
  - Enabling 802.1X on a Port
    237
  - Figure 115: Resulting Radius Server Setup
    237
  - Figure 116: Enabling 802.1X on a Port
    238
Lldp

239
- LLDP General Settings
  240
  - Enable/Disable LLDP
    240
  - Holdtime Multiplier
    240
  - Global TLV Setting
    241
  - Figure 117: LLDP Global Settings
    242
- LLDP Ports Settings
  243
- LLDP Neighbors
  245
- Figure 119: LLDP Neighbors
  245
- LLDP Statistics
  246
- Figure 120: LLDP Statistics
  246
- LLDP Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
  247
  - Enable/Disable LLDP
    247
  - LLDP Holdtime Multiplier
    248
  - LLDP Transmit Interval
    248
  - Enable/Disable Global LLDP Tlvs
    249
  - Enabling LLDP Transmit on a Port
    250
  - Enabling LLDP Receive on a Port
    250
  - Enabling LLDP Notify
    251
  - Enabling Transmission of the Management IP
    251
  - Enabling Specific Tlv's on a Port
    252
Other Protocols

253
- Gvrp
  253
- IGMP Snooping
  260
- Network Time Protocol
  278
  - Enabling NTP
    278
  - Setting the NTP Server IP Address
    278
  - Setting the Timezone
    278
  - Setting the Polling Period
    278
  - Manually Syncing Time
    279
  - Daylight Savings Time - Weekday Mode
    279
  - Figure 134: NTP Settings
    279
  - Daylight Savings Time - Date Mode
    280
  - Figure 135: Daylight Savings - Weekday Mode
    280
  - Figure 136: Daylight Savings - Date Mode
    281
  - Network Time Protocol Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
    282
- Gmrp
  285
  - General Overview
    285
  - GMRP Normal Mode
    285
  - GMRP Fixed Mode
    285
  - GMRP Forbidden Mode
    286
  - GMRP Forward All Mode
    286
  - GMRP Disabled Mode
    286
  - Enabling the GMRP Feature Globally on the Switch
    286
  - Configuring the GMRP Feature Per Port
    287
  - Figure 137: GMRP Global Setting
    287
  - GMRP Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
    290
- DHCP Server
  292
  - General Overview
    292
  - Configuring the DHCP Server
    292
  - Figure 138: DHCP Server
    293
  - Figure 139: DHCP Bindings
    294
  - Figure 140: DHCP Binding Table
    294
  - DHCP Configuration Examples Using CLI Commands
    295

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