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Foundry Networks NetIron M2404F User Manual (1443 pages)

Metro Access Switches

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Foundry Networks Using the Command Line Interface

8
- User Guide
  1
- Document Organization
  5
- Table of Contents
  8
- Using the Command Line Interface
  8
- Overview
  
  9
- Getting Started with the Cli
  
  10
  - Basic Cli Operating Conventions
    11
  - Special Keys
    11
  - Cli Command Syntax Conventions
    12
  - Cli Modes
    13
  - Configuration Modes
    14
  - Cli Messages
    16
  - Command History
    16
  - Using no Forms of Commands
    16
  - Dynamic Completion of the Arguments
    16
  - Command Aliases
    17
  - Filtering the Output of a Show Command
    17
  - General Commands
    18
  - Using Telnet
    18
- Acronyms
  
  19
Foundry Networks Switch Setup and Maintenance

20
Foundry Networks Switch Administration

55
- Switch Administration
  55
- Table of Figures
  
  57
- Managing the Mac Address Table
  
  58
- Managing the Arp Table
  
  72
  - Overview
    72
  - Arp Commands
    72
  - Displaying the Arp Table
    73
- Script Files System
  
  75
- File System
  
  83
  - Overview
    83
  - File System Default Configuration
    83
  - Configuring and Displaying the System Loader
    84
    
    File System Commands
    84
    
    Displaying the Contents of a File
    87
    
    Deleting a File
    88
- Downloading and Uploading the Software Image and Reload Commands
  
  90
- Rebooting of the Switch
  
  99
  - Normal Switch Reboot
    99
- Boot Loader
  
  100
  - Loader Default Configuration
    100
  - The Switch Loader Software Related Commands
    101
  - Information Display Commands
    102
  - Boot Parameters Commands
    107
  - Memory Debug Tools
    109
  - File-System Repairing Tools
    111
  - Configuration Examples
    112
- Protecting Access to Switch
  
  114
- Managing the System Time and Date
  
  118
  - Overview
    118
  - Network Time Protocol
    118
  - Ntp Default Configuration
    120
  - Configuring the System Time and Date
    120
  - Ntp Server Settings
    120
    
    Adding an Ntp Server
    121
    
    Removing an Ntp Server
    121
  - Configuring Ntp Server Authentication
    122
  - System Time and Date Commands
    124
  - Setting the System Time and Date
    124
  - Configuration Example
    129
- Domain Name System (Dns) Resolver
  
  130
  - Overview
    130
  - Dns Resolver Default Configuration
    130
  - Configuring and Displaying Dns Resolver
    130
  - Configuration Example
    131
  - Controlling Access to the Switch
    131
- Cpu Resource Control
  
  134
  - Overview
    134
  - Cpu Resource Control Default Configuration
    135
  - Packet-Rate Threshold Commands
    135
  - Related Commands
    137
- Control Plane Priority Per Protocol
  
  138
- Acronyms
  
  139
- Supported Platforms
  
  140
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    140
Features

142
- Overview
  
  145
  - Configuring User Privilege Levels with Cli
    145
  - Ssh
    145
  - Radius
    145
  - Tacacs
    145
  - Tacacs+ and Radius Servers Comparison
    145
  - 802.1X Port-Based Authentication
    146
- User Privilege Levels with Cli
  
  147
  - Radius Authentication and Privilege Groups
    147
  - Tacacs+ Authentication and Privilege Groups
    148
- User Privileges Configuration
  
  150
- Secure Shell Server (Ssh)
  
  154
  - Overview
    154
    
    Security Considerations
    155
    
    Supported Clients
    155
  - Ssh Configuration Flow
    156
- Ssh Configuration
  
  157
  - Ssh Default Configuration
    157
  - Configuring Ssh Server
    157
  - Configuration Examples
    159
- Remote Authentication Dial in User Service (Radius)
  
  161
  - Overview
    161
  - Radius Accounting
    163
  - Radius Configuration Flow
    165
  - Radius Default Configuration
    166
  - Configuring Radius
    166
  - Radius Configuration Commands
    167
  - Radius Timers Setting
    169
  - Configuring Radius Accounting
    171
  - Radius Accounting Timers Setting
    172
  - Display the Radius Client Source Ip
    174
  - Configuration Example
    174
  - Switch Configuration
    175
- Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (Tacacs +)
  
  177
  - Overview
    177
  - Tacacs+ Configuration Flow
    179
  - Tacacs+ Default Configuration
    180
  - Configuring and Displaying Tacacs
    180
  - Configuration Examples
    183
- 802.1X Port-Based Authentication
  
  186
  - Overview
    186
  - Mode of Operation
    187
  - Ports in Authorized and Unauthorized States
    188
  - 802.1X Configuration Flow
    190
  - 802.1X Default Configuration
    191
  - Configuring and Displaying 802.1X
    192
  - 802.1X Global Configuration Commands
    192
  - 802.1X Interface Configuration Commands
    197
  - Displaying the 802.1X Information
    199
  - Debugging 802.1X
    205
  - Configuration Example
    208
- Acronyms
  
  209
- Supported Platforms
  
  210
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    210
Foundry Networks Configuring Interfaces

212
- Configuring Interfaces
  212
- Fast Ethernet and Giga Ethernet Port
  
  214
- Table of Figures
  
  214
- Configuring and Displaying Layer 3 Interfaces
  
  233
- Link Aggregation Groups (Lag)
  
  236
  - Overview
    237
  - The Link Aggregation Control Protocol (Lacp)
    237
    
    Lacp Modes
    237
    
    Lacp Parameters
    238
  - Prerequisites
    240
  - Link Aggregation Configuration Default Configuration
    240
  - Configuring Static Lags
    241
  - Configuring Lacp
    242
  - Configuring Lag Interfaces
    245
  - Displaying Link Aggregation Groups
    246
  - Lag Distribution Commands
    248
  - Configuration Examples
    249
- Network Wide Resilience
  
  257
  - Overview
    257
    
    Preferred Port
    257
    
    Configuration Notes
    258
  - Prerequisites
    259
  - Resilient Link Configuration Default Configuration
    259
  - Resilient Links Configuration Commands
    259
  - Selecting the Active Port
    261
  - Resilient Links Display Commands
    262
  - Configuration Example
    264
- Acronyms
  
  266
- Supported Platforms
  
  267
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    267
Foundry Networks Configuring Vlans

269
- Configuring Vlans
  269
- Tables of Figures
  
  271
- Virtual Lans
  
  271
  - Vlan Associated Features
    271
  - Benefits
    272
  - Rate Limiting
    272
  - Vlans Overview
    272
  - Port Vlan Identifier
    275
  - Vlan Configuration Flow
    277
  - Vlan Default Configuration
    277
  - Configuring and Displaying Vlans
    278
  - Entering Vlan Configuration Modes
    278
  - Configuring Dynamic Vlans
    279
  - Creating and Removing Vlans
    280
  - Creating a New Vlan
    280
  - Configuring the Vlan Parameters
    284
  - Adding Ports to a Vlan
    284
  - Displaying the Vlan Configuration
    288
  - Configuring and Displaying Management Vlans
    288
  - Configuration Examples
    290
    
    Vlan Configuration
    290
    
    Management Vlan
    300
- Port Security
  
  303
  - Overview
    303
  - Limiting the Number of Mac Addresses
    304
  - Port Security Default Configuration
    304
  - Configuring Port Security
    304
  - Setting Port Security
    304
  - Port Security Display Commands
    308
- Super Vlans
  
  315
  - Overview
    315
  - Super Vlan Types
    316
  - Super Vlan Configuration Flow
    318
  - Vlan Translation
    318
  - Super Vlan Default Configuration
    319
  - Configuring Super Vlan
    320
  - Super Vlan Display Commands
    321
  - Configuring Vlan Translation
    322
  - Configuration Examples
    323
  - Super Vlan Configuration
    323
- Garp Vlan Registration Protocol (Gvrp)
  
  331
  - Overview
    331
  - Gvrp Default Configuration
    332
  - Gvrp Configuration Guidelines
    333
  - Gvrp Configuration Commands
    333
  - Gvrp Display Commands
    335
  - Configuration Examples
    336
  - The Default Vlan
    339
- Acronyms
  
  340
- Supported Platforms
  
  341
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    341
Services (Tls)

342
- Table of Figures
  
  344
- Transparent Lan Services (Tls)
  
  344
  - Overview
    345
  - Prerequisites
    346
  - Tls Configuration Flow
    347
  - Default Tls Configuration
    347
  - Configuring Tls
    348
  - Displaying Tls Configuration
    351
  - Configuration Example
    352
  - Configuring Tls with Mstp Tunneling
    353
- Acronyms
  
  356
- Supported Platforms
  
  357
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    357
Foundry Networks Configuring Ethernet Services

358
- Table of Figures
  
  359
- Ethernet Services
  
  360
  - Overview
    360
  - Ethernet Services Configuration Flow
    361
  - Configuring Ethernet Services
    362
  - Configuring Mac Address Learning
    366
  - Configuring Watermark
    368
  - Oam Configuration Command
    370
- Acronyms
  
  375
- Supported Platforms
  
  376
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    376
Management Protocol (Snmp)

377
- Table of Figures
  
  379
- Simple Network Management Protocol
  
  379
  - Overview
    379
    
    Snmp Entity
    379
    
    Snmp Agent
    379
    
    Snmp Manager
    380
    
    Snmp Notifications
    380
  - Snmp Default Configuration
    385
  - Configuring and Displaying the Snmp
    386
    
    Snmp Configuration Commands
    386
    
    Defining Snmp Groups
    390
  - Notification Configuration Commands
    394
  - Snmp Mib-II System Group Elements Commands
    407
  - Snmp Display Commands
    409
  - Configuration Examples
    415
  - Using Snmpv3
    418
- Acronyms
  
  422
- Supported Platforms
  
  423
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    423
(Stp)

425
- Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol
  425
- Table of Figures
  
  427
- Spanning Tree Protocol (Stp)
  
  427
  - Overview
    427
    
    Election of the Root Bridge
    428
    
    Stp Parameters
    428
    
    Stp Port States
    433
    
    Stp Address Management
    436
    
    Stp and Redundant Connectivity
    436
  - Stp Configuration Flow
    440
  - Stp Default Configuration
    441
  - Configuring and Displaying Stp
    442
  - Stp Global Configuration
    442
  - Stp Interface Configuration
    446
  - Stp Display Commands
    448
  - Debugging Stp
    455
  - Configuration Example
    456
- Acronyms
  
  461
- Supported Platforms
  
  462
  - Supported Standards, Mibs and Rfcs
    462
    
    Synchronization of Port Roles
    467
    
    Rstp Global Configuration
    474
    
    Operations Within an Mst Region
    500
    
    Boundary Ports
    503
    
    Edge Ports
    504
    
    Link Type
    504
    
    Port Priority
    504
    
    Path Cost
    505
    
    Configuring and Displaying Mstp
    519
    
    Setting the Bridge Priority
    526
    
    Displaying the Mstp Configuration
    536
    
    Mstp Port Configuration
    543
    
    Network Configuration
    545
    
    Configure Vlans
    562
    
    Igmp Snooping
    569
    
    Multicast Address
    569
    
    Igmp Version 1
    569
    
    Igmp Version 2
    570
    
    Joining a Multicast Group
    571
    
    Leaving a Multicast Group
    573
    
    Configuring the Igmp Snooping Parameters
    576
    
    Immediate Leave
    593
    
    Configuring Mvr
    595
    
    Configuring and Displaying Gmrp
    606
    
    Qos Default Configuration
    625
    
    Priority Queue
    626
    
    Configuring Quality of Service Features
    628
    
    Configuring Traffic Shaping
    636
    
    Displaying the Wred Configuration
    651
    
    Configuring Access Control Lists
    770
    
    Redirecting Traffic
    778
    
    Default Acl Configuration
    781
    
    Displaying Qos Statistics
    811
    
    Configuring Ip Unicast Routing
    822
    
    Populating the Routing Table
    822
    
    Configuring Static Routes
    825
    
    Creating a Static Route
    825
    
    Adding a Static Arp Entry
    827
    
    Configuring the Ip Interface
    828
    
    Parameters Description
    832
    
    Autonomous Systems
    839
    
    Filtering Commands
    842
    
    Defining Route Maps
    846
    
    Configuring Proxy Arp
    851
    
    Proxy Arp between Subnets
    851
    
    Enabling Proxy Arp
    852
    
    Directed Broadcast
    856
    
    Configuring Irdp
    860
    
    Defining a Default Gateway
    861
    
    Ospf Neighbors
    872
    
    Ospf Network Types
    872
    
    Virtual Links
    873
    
    Ospf Timers and Authentication
    874
    
    Enabling Ospf
    877
    
    Configuring Spf Timers
    887
    
    Configuring Ospf Area Parameters
    888
    
    Displaying Ospf Information
    903
    
    Debugging Ospf
    911
    
    Security Issues
    944
    
    Oam Configuration
    974
    
    Installation Configurations
    991
    
    Remote Loopback
    995
    
    Log Messages
    1014
    
    Diagnosing Connectivity Problems
    1070
    
    Diagnostic Commands
    1070
    
    Trace Route
    1070
    
    Usage Guidelines
    1110
    
    Configuration Via Snmp
    1125
    
    Rmon Groups
    1132
    
    Configuring System Message Logging
    1145
    
    System Message Logging
    1146
    
    System Log Messages
    1146
    
    Understanding How System Message Logging Works
    1147
    
    Displaying the Logging Configuration
    1159
    
    Configuring Dhcp Features
    1167
    
    Dhcp and Bootp
    1170
    
    Dhcp Server
    1171
    
    Setting the Subnet Mask
    1184
    
    Dhcp Server Configuration
    1202
    
    Dhcp Relay
    1209
    
    Dhcp Relay Agent Configuration
    1223
    
    Multiprotocol Label Switching
    1233
    
    Label Advertisement Modes
    1235
    
    Configuring Mpls
    1242
    
    Configuring Ospf
    1324
    
    Configuring Ldp
    1325
    
    Port Configuration
    1328
    
    Ospf Configuration
    1329
    
    Ldp Configuration
    1329
    
    Tunnel Configuration
    1330
    
    Vpls Configuration
    1331
    
    Bist Commands
    1347
    
    Executing Ping
    1352
    
    Traffic Monitoring
    1357
    
    Traffic Types
    1358
    
    Source Port
    1358
    
    Destination Port
    1359
    
    Configuring the Watchdog Features
    1364
    
    Displaying the Watchdog Configuration
    1367
    
    Periodic Monitoring
    1368
    
    Configuring and Displaying Periodic Monitoring
    1370
    
    Displaying the Temperature
    1382
    
    Displaying the Power Supply Status
    1382
    
    Main Features
    1437
    
    Product Applications
    1439

Foundry Networks NetIron M2404F Installation Manual (46 pages)

Metro Access Switches

Brand: Foundry Networks | Category: Switch | Size: 0 MB

Installation Guide
1
Safety Considerations
3
Table of Contents
5
About this Document

7
Overview

9
- Introduction
  9
Hardware Description

10
- Front Panel
  10
  - Netiron M2404C Front Panel Main Components
    11
  - Netiron M2404F Front Panel Main Components
    11
- Unit Leds
  12
- Port Status Leds
  13
- Rear Panel - with AC Power-Supply Units
  15
  - Panel Main Components
    15
- Rear Panel - with DC Power-Supply Units
  16
  - Panel Main Components
    16
- Power Supply Units
  16
- Blank Covers
  17
Installation and Setup

19
- Packing List
  19
- Unpacking
  19
- Rack Mounting
  19
  - Rack Mounting Specifications
    20
- Ethernet Cables
  21
- Console Interface
  21
- DC Power Installation
  21
- Grounding the Switch
  22
- Laser Safety
  23
Initial Configuration Using the Console

24
Built-In Self Test (Bist)

29
- Bist Test Results Review
  29
- Startup Execution of bist
  30
Software Download

32
Hot-Swapping a Power Supply

36
Specifications

37
- Physical Specifications
  37
  - Dimensions
    37
- Operating Conditions
  37
- Management Features
  38
- Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility
  38
  - Safety
    38
  - Emc
    38
  - FCC 47 CFR: 2003 Part 15 Subpart B, Class a
    39
  - CISPR 22 CLASS a Warning
    39
  - VCCI (Japan) (Class A)
    39
Appendix A: Cautions and Warnings

40
- Caution Statements
  40
- Warning Statements
  42

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Getting Started with the Cli

Acronyms

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Setup

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Vty (Virtual Telnet Type) Commands

Creating a Banner

Saving and Displaying the Configuration

How to Reload the Switch

Acronyms

Supported Platforms

Foundry Networks Switch Administration

Table of Figures

Managing the Mac Address Table

Managing the Arp Table

Script Files System

File System

Downloading and Uploading the Software Image and Reload Commands

Rebooting of the Switch

Boot Loader

Protecting Access to Switch

Managing the System Time and Date

Domain Name System (Dns) Resolver

Cpu Resource Control

Control Plane Priority Per Protocol

Acronyms

Supported Platforms

Features

Overview

User Privilege Levels with Cli

User Privileges Configuration

Secure Shell Server (Ssh)

Ssh Configuration

Remote Authentication Dial in User Service (Radius)

Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (Tacacs +)

802.1X Port-Based Authentication

Acronyms

Supported Platforms

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Fast Ethernet and Giga Ethernet Port

Table of Figures

Configuring and Displaying Layer 3 Interfaces

Link Aggregation Groups (Lag)

Network Wide Resilience

Acronyms

Supported Platforms

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Tables of Figures

Virtual Lans

Port Security

Super Vlans

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Acronyms

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Services (Tls)

Table of Figures

Transparent Lan Services (Tls)

Acronyms

Supported Platforms

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Table of Figures

Ethernet Services

Acronyms

Supported Platforms

Management Protocol (Snmp)

Table of Figures

Simple Network Management Protocol

Acronyms

Supported Platforms

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Table of Figures

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Foundry Networks NetIron M2404F Installation Manual (46 pages)