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GE MultiLink ML810 Instruction Manual (348 pages)

Managed Edge Switch

Brand: GE | Category: Switch | Size: 6.7 MB

Instruction Manual
1
Table of Contents
5
Technical Specifications

11
- Ordering Information
  15
- Firmware Overview
  16
  - Command Line Firmware
    16
  - Enervista Software
    16
  - Before Starting
    16
- Command Line Interface Firmware
  18
  - Console Connection
    18
  - Console Setup
    18
  - Console Screen
    18
  - Logging in for the First Time
    19
  - Automatic Ip Address Configuration
    19
  - Setting the Ip Parameters
    20
  - Privilege Levels
    22
  - User Management
    22
  - Help
    23
  - Exiting
    25
- Enervista Secure Web Management
  26
  - Logging in for the First Time
    26
  - Privilege Levels
    26
  - User Management
    27
  - Modifying the Privilege Level
    31
  - Help
    31
  - Exiting
    31
- Ml810 Firmware Updates
  32
Inspecting the Package and Product

37
- Product Description
  38
  - Packet Prioritization, 802.1P QOS
    39
  - Frame Buffering and Flow Control
    39
- Features and Benefits
  40
- Applications
  42
Locating Multilink Ml810 Switches

46
Switching Functionality

57
- Auto-Cross(MDIX) and Auto-Negotiation, for Rj-45 Ports
  58
- Flow-Control, Ieee 802.3X Standard
  60
- Power Budget Calculations for Ml810 Modules with Fiber Media
  61
- Ml810 Switch Port Modules
  62
  - Ml810 Module Led Designations
    62
  - 10/100M Brj45 (Slot C)
    64
  - Ml810 (E4) X Multimode Lc (Slot C)
    64
  - Ultimode Lc (S Lot C)
    64
  - Ml810 (E6)
    65
    
    Singlemode Lc (Slot C)
    65
  - Ml810 (C4)
    65
    
    Xrj45 (Slot C)
    65
  - Ml810 (C5)
    65
  - Ml810 (E3)
    65
    
    Multimode Mtrj (Slot C)
    66
  - Ml810 (C3)
    66
    
    Xrj45 (Slot C)
    66
  - Ml810 (El)
    66
    
    Fx St - 2 Km (Slot C)
    67
  - Ml810 (E5), Ml810 (E7) (Slot C)
    67
  - Ml810 (C6), Ml810 (C8) (Slot C)
    68
  - Ml810 (C7) (Slot C)
    68
  - Ml810 (Ej), Ml810 (Eh) (Slot C)
    68
  - Ml810 (Ek) (Slot C)
    69
    
    Xrj45 (Slot C)
    69
  - Ml810 (Cf), Ml8104 (Ch) (Slot C)
    69
  - Lc (Slot C)
    69
  - Xmtrj Multimode (Slot C)
    70
  - P O E Rj45 (Slot C)
    70
  - Gigabit Rj45 (Slot B)
    71
- Troubleshooting
  72
  - Before Calling for Assistance
    72
  - When Calling for Assistance
    72
  - Overview
    75
Ip Address and System Information

75
- Importance of an Ip Address
  77
  - Dhcp and Bootp
    77
  - Bootp Database
    77
  - Configuring Dhcp/Bootp/Manual/Auto
    77
  - Using Telnet
    79
- Setting Parameters
  82
  - Setting Serial Port Parameters
    82
  - System Parameters
    82
  - Date and Time
    84
  - Network Time
    84
- System Configuration
  88
  - Saving and Loading - Command Line
    88
  - Config File
    88
  - Displaying Configuration
    91
  - Saving Configuration
    94
  - Script File
    96
  - Saving and Loading - Enervista Software
    97
  - Host Names
    99
  - Erasing Configuration
    101
- Ipv6
  105
  - Introduction to Ipv6
    105
  - Hats Changed in Ipv6
    105
  - Ipv6 Addressing
    106
  - Configuring Ipv6
    106
  - List of Commands in this Chapter
    108
  - Description
    109
  - Set Passwords
    109
  - Port Security Feature
    109
- Securing Access
  109
- Configuring Port Security through the Command Line Interface
  111
  - Commands
    111
  - Allowing Mac Addresses
    112
  - Security Logs
    116
  - Authorized Managers
    118
- Configuring Port Security with Enervista Software
  120
  - Commands
    120
  - Logs
    123
  - Authorized Managers
    124
7: Access Using Radius

127
- Description
  127
- Protocol
  127
Introduction to 802.1X

127
- Configuring 802.1X through the Command Line Interface
  130
  - Commands
    130
  - Example
    132
- Configuring 802.1X with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  135
  - Commands
    135
8: Access Using Tacacs

141
- Overview
  141
- Introduction to Tacacs+
  141
  - Tacacs+ Flow
    142
  - Tacacs+ Packet
    142
- Configuring Tacacs+ through the Command Line Interface
  144
  - Commands
    144
  - Example
    144
- Configuring Tacacs+ with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  146
  - Description
    149
- Port Mirroring Using the Command Line Interface
  150
  - Commands
    150
- Port Setup
  151
  - Commands
    151
  - Flow Control
    153
  - Back Pressure
    153
  - Broadcast Storms
    155
  - Link Loss Alert
    157
  - Link Los Alert
    157
- Port Mirroring Using Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  159
  - Commands
    159
  - Port Setup
    160
  - Broadcast Storms
    163
  - Overview
    165
Vlan Description

165
- Tag VLAN Vs. Port VLAN
  167
- Configuring Port Vlans through the Command Line Interface
  169
  - Description
    169
  - Commands
    169
- Configuring Port Vlans with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  171
  - Description
    171
- Configuring Tag Vlans through the Command Line Interface
  176
  - Description
    176
  - Commands
    176
  - Example
    177
- Configuring Tag Vlans with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  183
  - Description
    183
  - Escription
    189
  - Gvrp Concepts
    189
  - Gvrp Operations
    190
- Configuring Gvrp through the Command Line Interface
  194
  - Commands
    194
  - Gvrp Operation Notes
    194
- Configuring Gvrp with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  196
  - Example
    196
  - Escription
    197
  - Features and Operation
    197
- Configuring Stp
  199
  - Escription
    209
  - Rstp Concepts
    209
  - Transition from Stp to Rstp
    210
- Configuring Rstp through the Command Line Interface
  212
- Configuring Stp/Rstp with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  223
  - Normal Rstp
    223
  - Smart Rstp
    227
  - Description
    231
  - Qos Concepts
    231
Qos Overview

231
- Diffserv and Qos
  232
- Ip Precedence
  232
- Configuring Qos through the Command Line Interface
  234
  - Commands
    234
  - Example
    236
- Configuring Qos with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  239
  - Description
    239
  - Description
    243
  - Igmp Concepts
    243
  - Ip Multicast Filters
    246
  - Reserved Addresses Excluded from Ip Multicast (Igmp) Filtering
    246
  - Igmp Support
    247
- Configuring Igmp through the Command Line Interface
  248
  - Commands
    248
  - Example
    250
- Configuring Igmp with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  253
  - Example
    253
  - Description
    255
  - Traps
    257
  - Standards
    257
- Configuring Snmp through the Command Line Interface
  259
  - Commands
    259
  - Example
    260
- Configuring Snmp with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  265
  - Example
    265
- Configuring Rmon
  269
  - Description
    269
  - Commands
    269
  - Description
    271
- E-Mail
  271
  - Commands
    272
  - Example
    273
- Statistics
  275
  - Viewing Port Statistics with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    275
- Serial Connectivity
  277
  - Description
    277
- History
  278
  - Commands
    278
- Ping
  279
  - Ping through Enerv
    279
- Prompt
  280
- System Events
  281
  - Description
    281
  - Enervista Example
    282
- Command Reference
  284
  - Main Commands
    284
  - Configuration Commands
    286
Modbus Configuration

291
- Overview
  291
- Enervista Settings
  293
- Memory Mapping
  294
  - Modbus Memory Map
    294
  - Format Codes
    327
- Revision History
  329
  - Change Notes
    329
  - Changes to the Manual
    329
- Ge Digital Energy Warranty Information
  330
- 12, 24, -48, 125 and 250Vdc Power, Theory of Operation
  333
- Applications for DC Powered Ethernet Switches
  334
- Ml810, 12, 24, -48, 125 and 250Vdc Installation
  335
- Operation
  337
- Troubleshooting
  338
- Specifications - for Multilink Ml810 Edge Switch
  339
- Multilink Ml810, with DC Dual-Source Option
  341
- Dual-Source Option, Theory of Operation
  342
- Features and Benefits of the Dual-Source Design
  343
Installation

344
- Ordering Information for Dual Source Power
  345

GE MultiLink ML810 Instruction Manual (332 pages)

Managed Edge Switch

Brand: GE | Category: Switch | Size: 7.69 MB

Instruction Manual
1
Table of Contents
5
Technical Specifications
11
Ordering Information
15
Inspecting the Package and Product
17
Product Description
18
- Packet Prioritization, 802.1P QOS
  19
- Frame Buffering and Flow Control
  19
Features and Benefits
20
Applications
22
Locating Multilink Ml810 Switches
26
Connecting Ethernet Media
27
Din-Rail Mounting the Multilink Ml810
30
- Mounting Dimensions for Ml810 with Metal Brackets
  30
Powering the Multilink Ml810 Managed Edge Switch
34
Alarm Contacts for Monitoring Internal Power, and Software Traps
35
Connecting the Console Terminal to Multilink Ml810
36
- RJ45 Console Port (Serial Port) Pin Assignments
  36
Switching Functionality
37
Auto-Cross(MDIX) and Auto-Negotiation, for RJ-45 Ports
39
Flow-Control, Ieee 802.3X Standard
41
Power Budget Calculations for ML810 Modules with Fiber Media
42
Ml810 Switch Port Modules
43
- Ml810 Module Led Designations
  43
- 10/100M Brj45 (Slot C)
  45
- Ml810 (E4) X Multimode Lc (Slot C)
  46
- Singlemode Lc (Slot C)
  46
- Xrj45 (Slot C)
  46
- Multimode Mtrj (Slot C)
  47
- Xrj45 (Slot C)
  48
- Fx St - 2 Km (Slot C)
  48
- Ml810 (E5), Ml810 (E7) (Slot C)
  49
- Ml810 (C6), Ml810 (C8) (Slot C)
  49
- Ml810 (C7) (Slot C)
  50
- Ml810 (Ej), Ml810 (Eh) (Slot C)
  50
- Ml810 (Ek) (Slot C)
  50
- Xrj45 (Slot C)
  51
- Ml810 (Cf), Ml8104 (Ch) (Slot C)
  51
- Lc (Slot C)
  51
- Xmtrj Multimode (Slot C)
  51
- Ultimode (S Lot C)
  51
- P O E Rj45 (Slot C)
  52
- Gigabit Rj45 (Slot B)
  53
Troubleshooting
54
- Before Calling for Assistance
  54
- When Calling for Assistance
  54
Ip Address and System Information
57
- Overview
  57
Importance of an Ip Address
59
- Dhcp and Bootp
  59
- Bootp Database
  59
- Configuring Dhcp/Bootp/Manual/Auto
  59
- Using Telnet
  61
Setting Parameters
64
- Setting Serial Port Parameters
  64
- System Parameters
  64
- Date and Time
  65
- Network Time
  66
System Configuration
70
- Saving and Loading - Command Line
  70
- Config File
  70
- Displaying Configuration
  73
- Saving Configuration
  76
- Script File
  78
- Saving and Loading - Enervista Software
  79
- Host Names
  81
- Erasing Configuration
  83
Ipv6
87
- Introduction to Ipv6
  87
- Hats Changed in Ipv6
  87
- Ipv6 Addressing
  88
- Configuring Ipv6
  89
- List of Commands in this Chapter
  90
Securing Access
91
- Escription
  91
- Passwords
  91
- Port Security Feature
  92
Configuring Port Security through the Command Line Interface
93
- Commands
  93
- Allowing Mac Addresses
  94
- Security Logs
  98
- Authorized Managers
  100
Configuring Port Security with Enervista Software
102
- Commands
  102
- Logs
  105
- Authorized Managers
  106
Introduction to 802.1X
109
- Description
  109
- Protocol
  109
Configuring 802.1X through the Command Line Interface
112
- Commands
  112
- Example
  114
  - Configuring 802.1X with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    117
- Commands
  117
Introduction to Tacacs
123
- Overview
  123
- Tacacs+ Flow
  124
- Tacacs+ Packet
  124
  - Configuring TACACS+ through the Command Line Interface
    126
- Commands
  126
- Example
  126
  - Configuring TACACS+ with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    128
9: Port Mirroring
131
- Description
  131
Port Mirroring Using the Command Line Interface
132
- Commands
  132
Port Setup
133
- Commands
  133
- Flow Control
  135
- Back Pressure
  135
- Broadcast Storms
  137
- Link Loss Alert
  139
  - Link Los Alert
    139
  - Port Mirroring Using Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    141
- Commands
  141
- Port Setup
  142
- Broadcast Storms
  145
Vlan Description
147
- Overview
  147
- Tag VLAN Vs. Port VLAN
  149
Configuring Port Vlans through the Command Line Interface
151
- Description
  151
- Commands
  151
  - Configuring Port Vlans with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    153
- Description
  153
  - Configuring Tag Vlans through the Command Line Interface
    158
- Description
  158
- Commands
  158
- Example
  159
  - Configuring Tag Vlans with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    165
- Description
  165
- Escription
  171
Over Garp
171
- Gvrp C Oncepts
  171
- Gvrp Operations
  172
Configuring Gvrp through the Command Line Interface
177
- Commands
  177
- Gvrp Operation Notes
  177
  - Configuring GVRP with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    179
- Example
  179
- Protocol (Stp) Description
  181
Protocol (Stp) Escription
181
- Features and Operation
  181
Configuring Stp
183
- Rstp Concepts
  193
- Transition from Stp to Rstp
  194
Configuring Rstp through the Command Line Interface
196
Qos Overview
215
- Escription
  215
- Qos Concepts
  215
- Qo Concept
  215
- Diffserv and Qos
  216
- Ip Precedence
  216
Configuring Qos through the Command Line Interface
218
- Commands
  218
- Example
  220
  - Configuring Qos with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    223
- Description
  223
- Description
  227
- Igmp Concepts
  227
- Ip Multicast Filters
  230
- Reserved Addresses Excluded from Ip Multicast (Igmp) Filtering
  231
- Igmp Support
  231
Configuring Igmp through the Command Line Interface
232
- Commands
  232
- Example
  234
  - Show Igmp
    235
  - Configuring IGMP with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    237
- Example
  237
- Description
  239
- Snmp Concepts
  239
- Traps
  241
- Standards
  241
Configuring Snmp through the Command Line Interface
243
- Commands
  243
- Example
  244
  - Configuring SNMP with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
    249
- Example
  249
Configuring Rmon
253
- Description
  253
- Commands
  255
E-Mail
255
- Escription
  255
- Commands
  256
- Example
  257
Statistics
259
- Viewing Port Statistics with Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  259
Serial Connectivity
261
- Description
  261
History
262
- Commands
  262
Ping
263
- Ping through the Command Line Interface
  263
- Ping through Enervista Secure Web Management Software
  263
Prompt
264
- Changing the Command Line Prompt
  264
System Events
265
- Description
  265
- Command Line Interface Example
  265
- Enervista Example
  266
Command Reference
268
- Main Commands
  268
- Configuration Commands
  270
Modbus Configuration
275
- Verview
  275
- Command Line Interface Settings
  275
- Enervista Settings
  277
Memory Mapping
278
- Modbus Memory Map
  278
- Modbu Memory Map
  278
- Format Codes
  311
Revision History
313
- Change Notes
  313
- Changes to the Manual
  313
Ge Digital Energy Warranty Information
314
Specifications for Multilink Ml810 Switches, DC Power at 12, 24, –48, 125 and 250 VDC Power Input
315
12, 24, -48, 125 and 250Vdc Power, Theory of Operation
317
Applications for DC Powered Ethernet Switches
318
Ml810, 12, 24, -48, 125 and 250Vdc Installation
319
- UL Requirements for DC-Powered Units
  319
Operation
321
Troubleshooting
322
Specifications - for Multilink Ml810 Edge Switch
323
Multilink Ml810, with DC Dual-Source Option
325
Dual-Source Option, Theory of Operation
326
Features and Benefits of the Dual-Source Design
327
Installation
328
Ordering Information for Dual Source Power
329

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