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Extreme Networks Summit Summit2 Installation And User Manual (227 pages)

Extreme Network Summit Switch Installation and User Guide

Brand: Extreme Networks | Category: Switch | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
17
- Terminology
  18
Conventions
18
- Notice Icons
  18
- Text Conventions
  18
Related Publications
19
1 Summit Overview

21
- About the Summit Family of Switches
  21
- Summit Switch Models
  22
- Summary of Features
  22
  - Port Connections
    23
    
    Summit Switch Port Configurations
    23
    
    Media Types and Distances
    24
  - Full-Duplex
    25
  - Port Redundancy
    25
  - Dual-Homing Configuration
    25
  - Load Sharing
    26
  - Virtual Lans (Vlans)
    26
  - Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    26
  - Quality of Service (Qos)
    27
  - IP Unicast Routing
    27
  - IP Multicast Routing
    27
  - Configuration Example
    28
  - Network Configuration Using the Summit Family of Switches
    28
- Network Configuration Example
  29
- Summit1 Front View
  30
- Summit2 Front View
  31
- Summit3 Front View
  32
- Summit4 Front View
  33
- Summit4/Fx Front View
  34
  - Summit48 Front View
    35
  - Leds
    36
  - Summit Leds
    36
  - Summit Rear View
    37
    
    Console Port
    37
    
    Power Socket
    37
    
    Redundant Power Supply Port
    37
    
    Serial Number
    37
    
    MAC Address
    38
    
    Summit Factory Defaults
    38
  - Factory Defaults
    38
2 Installation and Setup

41
- Following Safety Information
  41
- Determining the Switch Location
  41
  - Media Types and Distances
    42
- Installing the Summit
  43
  - Rack Mounting
    43
  - Free-Standing
    44
  - Stacking the Switch and Other Devices
    44
- Connecting Equipment to the Console Port
  44
- Powering on the Switch
  46
- Checking the Installation
  46
- Logging in for the First Time
  46
3 Accessing the Switch

49
- Understanding the Command Syntax
  50
  - Syntax Helper
    50
  - Command Completion with Syntax Helper
    50
  - Abbreviated Syntax
    51
  - Command Shortcuts
    51
  - Numerical Ranges
    51
  - Names
    51
  - Symbols
    52
- Using the Command-Line Interface
  50
- Command History
  53
- Line-Editing Keys
  53
- Common Commands
  54
- Configuring Management Access
  56
  - Default Accounts
    57
    
    Changing the Default Password
    57
  - Creating a Management Account
    58
    
    Viewing Switch Accounts
    58
    
    Deleting a Switch Account
    59
- Methods of Managing the Summit
  59
- Using the Console Interface
  59
- Using Telnet
  60
- IP Host Configuration Commands
  64
- Using Extremeware Vista
  65
  - Disabling Web Access
    65
- Using SNMP
  66
  - Accessing Switch Agents
    66
  - Supported Mibs
    66
  - Configuring SNMP Settings
    67
  - SNMP Configuration Commands
    68
  - Displaying SNMP Settings
    69
  - Resetting and Disabling SNMP
    69
  - SNMP Reset and Disable Commands
    69
- Checking Basic Connectivity
  70
  - Ping
    70
  - Traceroute
    70
  - Mtrace
    71
4 Configuring Ports

73
5 Irtual Lan

87
- Overview of Virtual Lans
  87
  - Benefits
    87
- Types of Vlans
  88
- VLAN Names
  99
  - Default VLAN
    100
  - VLAN Configuration Commands
    100
    
    Vlan Configuration Examples
    102
    
    Displaying Vlan Settings
    103
  - VLAN Delete and Reset Commands
    104
    
    Fdb Contents
    105
    
    Fdb Entry Types
    105
    
    Overview of the Fdb
    105
    
    Switch Forwarding Database (FDB)
    105
    
    How Fdb Entries Get Added
    106
  - FDB Configuration Commands
    107
    
    Fdb Configuration
    108
    
    Displaying Fdb Entries
    109
  - Removing FDB Entry Commands
    110
7 S Panning Treeprotocol(Stp)

111
- Spanning Tree Domains
  111
  - Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    111
  - Overview of the Spanning Tree Protocol
    111
- STP Configurations
  112
  - Defaults
    112
  - Multiple Spanning Tree Domains
    113
  - Tag-Based STP Configuration
    114
  - STP Configuration Commands
    116
  - Stp Settings
    118
  - STP Disable and Reset Commands
    119
8 Q Uality of Service(Qos)

121
- Building Blocks
  121
  - Overview of Quality of Service
    121
  - Quality of Service (Qos)
    121
  - Default Qos Profiles
    122
  - Qos Mode
    122
  - Traffic Groupings
    123
    
    Default Qos Profiles
    123
    
    Ingress Traffic Groupings
    123
    
    P Values and Associated Qos Profiles
    124
    
    Egress Traffic Groupings
    125
    
    Precedence
    125
    
    Prioritization
    126
  - Assigning a Qos Profile
    126
  - Creating and Configuring a Qos Profile
    126
- Port Queue Monitor
  127
- PQM Commands
  127
- Configuring Qos
  128
- Displaying Qos Information
  130
- Resetting Qos
  130
9 Ip Unicast Routing

131
- Overview of IP Unicast Routing
  131
  - Router Interfaces
    132
  - Routing between Vlans
    132
  - Populating the Routing Table
    133
    
    Dynamic Routes
    133
    
    Static Routes
    133
    
    Multiple Routes
    134
  - Proxy ARP
    134
    
    ARP-Incapable Devices
    134
    
    Proxy ARP between Subnets
    135
  - IP Multinetting
    135
    
    IP Multinetting Operation
    136
    
    IP Multinetting Examples
    137
- Configuring IP Unicast Routing
  139
- Verifying the Ip Unicast Routing Configuration
  140
- Configuring DHCP/BOOTP Relay
  140
- Basic IP Commands
  141
- Route Table Configuration Commands
  143
- ICMP Configuration Commands
  144
- Routing Configuration Example
  145
- Unicast Routing Configuration Example
  146
- Displaying Router Settings
  147
- Router Show Commands
  147
- Router Reset and Disable Commands
  148
10 Routing Protocols

149
- Overview
  149
  - RIP Versus OSPF
    150
- Overview of RIP
  151
  - Routing Table
    151
  - Split Horizon
    151
  - Poison Reverse
    151
  - Triggered Updates
    152
  - Route Advertisement of Vlans
    152
  - RIP Version 1 Versus RIP Version
    152
- Overview of OSPF
  153
  - Link State Database
    153
  - Areas
    153
    
    Area 0
    154
    
    Stub Area
    154
    
    Stub Areas
    154
    
    Virtual Link for Stub Area
    155
    
    Virtual Link Providing Redundancy
    155
    
    Virtual Links
    155
- Configuring RIP
  156
  - RIP Configuration Commands
    156
  - RIP Configuration Example
    158
- RIP Configuration Example
  159
- Displaying RIP Settings
  160
- RIP Show Commands
  160
- Resetting and Disabling RIP
  161
- RIP Reset and Disable Commands
  161
- Configuring OSPF
  162
- OSPF Configuration Commands
  162
- OSPF Configuration Example
  164
- Configuration for Abr1
  165
- OSPF Show Commands
  166
- Ospf Settings
  166
- OSPF Reset and Disable Commands
  167
11 Ip Multicast Routing

169
- Overview
  169
  - DVMRP Overview
    170
  - IGMP Overview
    170
    
    IGMP Snooping
    170
- Configuring IP Multicasting Routing
  170
- IP Multicast Routing Configuration Commands
  171
- IGMP Configuration Commands
  172
  - Configuration Example
    174
  - IP Multicast Routing Configuration Example
    174
  - Configuration for IR1
    175
- Displaying IP Multicast Routing Settings
  175
- IP Multicast Routing Show Commands
  175
- IP Multicast Routing Reset and Disable Commands
  176
12 Status Monitoring and Statistics

177
- Status Monitoring
  177
- Switch Monitoring Commands
  177
- Port Statistics
  183
- Port Errors
  184
- Port Monitoring Display Keys
  185
- Switch Logging
  186
  - Fault Levels Assigned by the Switch
    186
  - Fault Log Subsystems
    186
  - Local Logging
    187
    
    Real-Time Display
    187
  - Logging Commands
    188
  - Remote Logging
    188
  - Logging Commands
    189
- Rmon
  190
  - About RMON
    190
  - RMON Features of the Switch
    191
    
    History
    191
    
    Statistics
    191
    
    Alarms
    192
    
    Events
    192
  - RMON and the Switch
    192
  - Event Actions
    193
13 Using Extremeware Vista

195
- Enabling and Disabling Web Access
  195
- Setting up Your Browser
  196
  - Task Frame
    198
  - Content Frame
    198
    
    Browser Controls
    198
    
    Standalone Buttons
    199
    
    Status Messages
    199
  - Saving Changes
    199
    
    D O Aget When Configuring Avlan
    200
    
    Sending Screen Output to Extreme Networks
    200
14 Software Upgrade and Boot Options

201
- Downloading a New Image
  201
  - Rebooting the Switch
    202
    
    Returning to Factory Defaults
    203
    
    Saving Configuration Changes
    203
  - Using TFTP to Upload the Configuration
    204
  - Using TFTP to Download the Configuration
    204
  - Boot Option Commands
    205
- A Safety Information
  
  207
  - Important Safety Information
    207
    
    Power
    207
    
    Power Cord
    208
    
    Connections
    209
    
    Fuse
    209
    
    Lithium Battery
    210
- Technical Specifications
  
  211
  - Troubleshooting
    213
  - Using the Command Line Interface
    214
  - Media Types and Distances
    221
  - Index of Commands
    225

Extreme Networks Summit Summit2 Installation And User Manual (155 pages)

Extreme Summit Summit1: User Guide

Brand: Extreme Networks | Category: Switch | Size: 2 MB

Summit Overview
7
About the Summit Family of Switches
7
Summary of Features
8
Port Connections
8
Full-Duplex
10
Port Redundancy
10
Network Configuration Examples
12
Summit Rear View
19
Installation and Setup
21
Following Safety Information
21
Determining the Switch Location
21
Configuration Rules
22
Installing the Summit
22
Rack Mounting
22
Free -Standing
23
Stacking the Switch and Other Devices
23
Installation
25
Logging in for the First Time
26
Accessing the Switch
27
Configuring Management Access
27
Default Accounts
28
Changing the Default Password
29
Creating a Management Account
29
Viewing Switch Accounts
30
Deleting a Switch Account
30
Methods of Managing the Summit
30
Using the Console Interface
31
Using Telnet
31
Configuring Switch Ip Parameters
31
Using Abootp Server
32
Manually Configuring the Ip Settings
32
Telnet Session
34
Disabling Telnet
34
Web Interface
34
Disabling Web Access
36
Using Snmp
36
Accessing Switch Agents
37
Supported Mibs
37
Configuring Snmp Settings
37
Snmp Settings
39
Resetting and Disabling Snmp
40
Checking Basic Connectivity
40
Configuring Ports
41
Enabling and Disabling Ports
41
Port Commands
42
Understanding the Command Syntax
45
Numerical Ranges
47
Line -Editing Keys
48
Switch Commands
52
Management Commands
54
Qos Commands
61
Ip Route Table Commands
65
Rip Commands
67
Image Commands
71
Virtual Lans (Vlans)
73
Types of Vlans
74
Port-Based Vlans
74
Tagged Vlans
77
Uses of Tagged Vlans
78
Assigning Avlan Tag
78
Mixing Port - Based and Tagged Vlans
80
Protocol Based Vlans
80
Protocol Filters
81
Defining Protocol Filters
82
Vlan Names
82
Vlan Configuration
84
Displaying Vlan Settings
85
Deleting Vlans
87
Switch Forwarding Database (FDB)
89
Overview of the Fdb
89
Fdb Contents
89
Fdb Entry Types
89
How Fdb Entries Get Added
90
Fdb Configuration
91
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
93
Overview of the Spanning Tree Protocol
93
Spanning Tree Domains
93
Stp Configurations
94
Displaying Stp Settings
100
Quality of Service (Qos)
103
Overview of Quality of Service
103
Building Blocks
103
Traffic Classification
106
Displaying Q O S Information
108
Overview of Ip Unicast Routing
109
Router Interfaces
109
Populating the Routing Table
110
Dynamic Routes
111
Static Routes
111
Multiple Routes
111
Configuring Ip Unicast Routing
112
Configuration Example
118
Router Settings
120
Status Monitoring and Statistics
123
Port Statistics
128
Port Errors
129
Switch Logging
130
Local Logging
131
Real - Time Display
131
Remote Logging
132
Logging Commands
133
About Rmon
135
Rmon Features of the Switch
135
Rmon and the Switch
136
Software Upgrade and Boot Options
139
Rebooting the Switch
140
Saving Configuration Changes
140
Factory Defaults
141
Boot Option
141
Important Safety Information
143
Power Cord
144
Lithium Battery
146
Technical Specifications
147
Troubleshooting
149
Using the Command Line Interface
150

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Extreme Networks Summit Summit2 Installation And User Manual (227 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Summit Overview

2 Installation and Setup

3 Accessing the Switch

4 Configuring Ports

5 Irtual Lan

7 S Panning Treeprotocol(Stp)

8 Q Uality of Service(Qos)

9 Ip Unicast Routing

10 Routing Protocols

11 Ip Multicast Routing

12 Status Monitoring and Statistics

13 Using Extremeware Vista

14 Software Upgrade and Boot Options

A Safety Information

Technical Specifications

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