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GE MultiLink ML810 Instruction Manual

GE MultiLink ML810 Instruction Manual (348 pages)

Managed Edge Switch

Brand: GE | Category: Switch | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

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

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