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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Aruba 3810 Management And Configuration Manual

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Aruba 3810 Management And Configuration Manual (861 pages)

ArubaOS Switch 16.08

Brand: Hewlett Packard Enterprise | Category: Switch | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 About this Guide

33
- Applicable Products
  33
- Switch Prompts Used in this Guide
  33
Chapter 2 Time Synchronization

34
- Ntp
  34
  - NTP Related Commands
    34
    
    Timesync
    34
    
    Timesync Ntp
    35
- Ntp
  35
- [No] Ntp
  35
  - Ntp Enable
    36
  - Ntp Authentication
    37
  - Ntp Max-Associations
    38
  - Ntp Server
    38
  - Ntp Server Key-ID
    40
  - Ntp Ipv6-Multicast
    40
  - Debug Ntp
    41
  - Ntp Trap
    41
  - Show Ntp Servers
    42
  - Show Ntp Statistics
    42
  - Show Ntp Status
    43
  - Show Ntp Authentication
    43
  - Show Ntp Associations
    44
  - FQDN Support for NTP Servers
    45
  - Elements of Time Synchronization
    47
  - Time Synchronization Protocols
    47
    
    Timesync
    48
  - Setting a Time Protocol on the Switch
    48
  - The SNTP Protocol
    48
    
    Prerequisites
    49
    
    Selecting and Configuring SNTP
    49
    
    Sntp
    50
    
    Configuring SNTP in Unicast Mode
    51
    
    Enabling SNTP in Broadcast Mode
    51
    
    Viewing SNTP Parameters
    53
    
    Viewing SNTP Server Addresses Using the CLI
    53
    
    Enabling SNTP Client Authentication
    54
    
    Requirements to Enable SNTP Client Authentication
    54
    
    SNTP Poll Interval
    55
    
    Viewing All SNTP Authentication Keys that Have Been Configured on the Switch
    55
    
    SNTP Server Priority
    56
    
    SNTP Unicast Time Polling with Multiple SNTP Servers
    56
    
    Adding SNTP Server Addresses
    57
    
    Sntp Server <Ip-Address
    57
    
    Sntp Server <Version
    57
    
    SNTP Server Address
    57
    
    SNTP Software Version
    57
    
    Configuration Files and the Include-Credentials Command
    58
    
    SNTP Authentication Trusted Keys
    58
    
    Trusted
    58
    
    Configuring the Key-Identifier, Authentication Mode, and Key-Value
    59
    
    Sntp Authentication
    59
    
    Configuring a Key-ID as Trusted
    60
    
    Associating a Key with an SNTP Server
    61
    
    Enabling and Disabling SNTP Client Authentication
    62
    
    Sntp Server Priority
    62
    
    Viewing SNTP Authentication Configuration Information
    62
    
    Viewing Statistical Information for each SNTP Server
    64
    
    SNTP Messages in the Event Log
    65
    
    Storing Security Information in the Running-Config File
    66
  - The Timep Protocol
    66
    
    Enabling Timep Mode
    66
    
    Enabling Timep for DHCP
    67
    
    Timep in DHCP Mode
    67
    
    Timesync Timep
    67
    
    Ip Timep
    68
    
    Timep Operation in Manual Mode
    68
    
    Timesync Timep
    68
    
    Current Timep Configuration
    69
    
    Show Timep
    69
    
    Change from One Timep Server to Another
    70
    
    Ip Timep
    70
    
    Show Management
    70
    
    Timep Poll Interval
    70
  - Disable Time Synchronization Protocols
    70
    
    Disabling Timep in Manual Mode
    70
    
    Disabling the Timep Mode
    71
    
    Disabling Time Synchronization
    71
    
    Disabling Timsync Using the GUI
    71
    
    No Ip Timep
    71
    
    No Timesync
    71
    
    Disabling Time Synchronization Without Changing the SNTP Configuration
    72
    
    No Ip Timep
    72
    
    Timesync
    72
    
    Deleting an SNTP Server
    73
    
    Disabling SNTP Mode
    73
    
    No Sntp
    73
    
    Disabling SNTP by Deleting a Server
    74
    
    Disabling Time Synchronization in DHCP Mode by Disabling the Timep Mode Parameter
    74
    
    Ip Timep
    74
  - Other Time Protocol Commands
    75
    
    Show Management
    75
    
    Show Management Command
    75
    
    Show Sntp
    75
    
    Show SNTP Command
    75
    
    Show
    77
    
    Show Timep Command
    77
Chapter 3 Resource Usage

79
- Viewing Current Resource Usage
  79
  - Showquos
    79
- Viewing Information on Resource Usage
  80
Chapter 4 Hardware Components

84
- Services
  84
  - Show Services
    84
  - No Parameters
    84
  - Device
    84
  - Show Services Locator
    85
  - Show Services Device
    86
  - Requesting a Reboot
    87
  - Services in Operator/Manager/Configure Context
    87
    
    Services (Operator)
    87
    
    Services (Manager)
    88
    
    Services (Configure)
    89
    
    Accessing CLI-Passthrough
    90
    
    Enable or Disable Devices
    90
    
    No Services
    90
  - Show Services Set Locator Module
    91
    
    Command Name
    91
  - Reloading Services Module
    91
  - Connection to the Application Via a Serial Port
    91
    
    Command Name
    92
  - Shutdown the Services Module
    92
- Transceiver Status
  92
  - Operating Notes
    92
  - Show Interfaces Transceivers
    93
- Configuring the Type of a Module
  93
  - Module Type
    93
- Clearing the Module Configuration
  94
- Configuring Transceivers and Modules that Have Not Been Inserted
  94
  - Transceivers
    94
  - Modules
    94
- Power Consumption
  95
  - Show System Power-Supply
    95
    
    Power Consumption
    96
    
    Power Consumption
    97
- Fans
  98
  - Power Consumption
    98
  - Show System
    99
  - Show System Fans
    100
  - Show System Power-Supply
    102
  - Fan Failures and SNMP Traps
    106
- System Boot Diagnostics
  106
  - Show System Post
    106
  - Show System Post Member
    107
  - Show System Post Vsf Member
    108
Chapter 5 Port Status and Configuration

110
- Viewing Port Status and Configuration
  110
  - Show Interfaces
    110
- Viewing Transceiver Information
  112
- The Port VLAN Tagged Status
  113
- Dynamically Updating the Show Interfaces Command
  114
  - Command Name
    114
- Customizing the Show Interfaces Command
  115
  - Show Interfaces Custom
    115
  - Show Interface Smartrate
    116
  - Show Interface Port Utilization
    116
- Enabling or Disabling Ports and Configuring Port Mode
  117
  - Interface
    117
- Basic USB Port Commands
  118
  - Usb-Port
    119
  - Show Usb-Port
    119
- Enabling or Disabling Flow Control
  119
  - Interface Flow-Control
    120
- Configuring Auto-MDIX
  121
  - Interface MDIX-Mode
    121
  - Show Interfaces Config
    121
  - Show Interfaces Brief
    122
- Configuring Friendly Port Names
  123
  - Interface Name
    123
  - Configuring a Single Port Name
    123
  - Configuring the same Name for Multiple Ports
    123
  - Viewing Friendly Port Names with Other Port Data
    124
    
    Show Config
    124
    
    Show Interface
    124
    
    Show Name
    124
- Listing All Ports or Selected Ports with Their Friendly Port Names
  124
  - Including Friendly Port Names in Per-Port Statistics Listings
    125
    
    Show Interface
    125
  - Searching the Configuration for Ports with Friendly Port Names
    127
    
    Show Config
    127
- Configuring Uni-Directional Link Detection
  127
  - Interface Link-Keepalive
    127
  - Enabling UDLD
    128
  - Changing the Keepalive Interval
    128
  - Changing the Keepalive Retries
    129
  - Configuring UDLD for Tagged Ports
    129
  - Viewing UDLD Information
    129
    
    Show Link-Keepalive
    129
  - Clear Link-Keepalive
    130
  - Viewing Summary Information on All UDLD-Enabled Ports
    130
  - Viewing Detailed UDLD Information for Specific Ports
    130
- Port Status and Port Parameters
  131
  - Connecting Transceivers to Fixed-Configuration Devices
    131
  - Error Messages Associated with the Show Interfaces Command
    133
    
    Using Pattern Matching with the Show Interfaces Custom Command
    134
- Auto-MDIX Configurations
  134
  - Manual Override
    134
- About Using Friendly Port Names
  135
  - Configuring and Operating Rules for Friendly Port Names
    135
- Uni-Directional Link Detection (UDLD)
  136
  - Configuring UDLD
    136
    
    Prerequisites
    137
  - Uplink Failure Detection
    137
    
    Configuration Guidelines for UFD
    139
    
    UFD Configuration
    139
    
    UFD Enable/Disable
    139
    
    Uplink-Failure-Detection
    139
    
    Uplink-Failure-Detection Track
    139
    
    Show Uplink-Failure-Detection
    140
  - Port Shutdown with Broadcast Storm
    141
    
    Configuration Commands
    141
    
    Fault-Finder Broadcast-Storm
    141
    
    Viewing Broadcast-Storm Configuration
    142
    
    Show Fault-Finder Broadcast-Storm
    143
    
    Broadcast-Storm Event Logs
    145
  - Multicast Storm Control
    146
    
    Fault-Finder Multicast-Storm
    146
    
    Overview
    146
    
    Fault-Finder Multicast-Storm Action
    148
    
    Show Running-Config
    149
    
    Restrictions
    150
    
    Show Logging
    150
Chapter 6 Power over Ethernet (Poe/Poe+) Operation

151
- Poe
  151
  - Poe Terminology
    151
- Planning and Implementing a Poe Configuration
  151
- Poe Operation
  152
  - Poe Configuration Options
    153
  - PD Support
    153
  - Poe Power Priority
    154
    
    Assigning Poe Priority with Two or more Modules
    154
- About Configuring Poe
  154
- Disabling or Re-Enabling Poe Port Operation
  156
  - Interface
    157
- Enabling Support for Pre-Standard Devices
  157
  - Power-Over-Ethernet
    157
- Configuring the Poe Port Priority
  157
- Controlling Poe Allocation
  158
  - Int
    158
- Manually Configuring Poe Power Levels
  159
  - Detection Status: Fault
    160
- Configuring Poe Redundancy (Chassis Switches Only)
  160
  - Power-Over-Ethernet Redundancy
    160
- Changing the Threshold for Generating a Power Notice
  161
  - Power-Over-Ethernet Slot
    161
- Enabling or Disabling Ports for Allocating Power Using LLDP
  161
  - Int Poe-Lldp-Detect
    161
- Enabling Poe Detection Via LLDP TLV Advertisement
  162
  - Lldp Config
    162
- Negotiating Power Using the DLL
  162
  - Int Poe-Lldp-Detect
    162
- Initiating Advertisement of Poe+ Tlvs
  164
  - Lldp Config
    164
  - Temporary Poe+ Power Drop
    164
- Viewing Poe When Using LLDP Information
  165
  - Show Lldp Config
    165
- Viewing the Global Poe Power Status of the Switch
  167
  - Show Power-Over-Ethernet
    167
- Viewing Poe Status on All Ports
  168
  - Show Power-Over-Ethernet
    169
- Viewing the Poe Status on Specific Ports
  170
  - Show Power-Over-Ethernet
    170
- Configuring Thresholds for Generating a Power Notice
  173
- Poe/Poe+ Allocation Using LLDP
  173
  - LLDP with Poe
    173
    
    Poe+ with LLDP Overview
    173
    
    Poe Allocation
    174
  - Operation Note
    174
Chapter 7 Port Trunking

175
- Port Trunking Overview
  175
  - Port Trunk Connections and Configuration
    175
- Viewing and Configuring Port Trunk Groups
  176
  - Viewing Static Trunk Type and Group for All Ports or for Selected Ports
    176
    
    Show Trunks
    176
  - Viewing Static LACP and Dynamic LACP Trunk Data
    177
    
    Show Lacp
    177
  - Configuring a Static Trunk or Static LACP Trunk Group
    177
    
    Trunk
    177
  - Removing Ports from a Static Trunk Group
    178
    
    No Trunk
    178
  - Enabling Dynamic LACP Trunk Groups
    178
    
    Interface Lacp Active
    178
  - Remove Ports from a Dynamic LACP Trunk Group
    179
    
    No Interface Lacp
    179
  - Set the LACP Key
    179
    
    Lacp
    179
  - Specifying Minimum Active Links for LACP
    180
    
    Lacp Min-Active-Links
    180
    
    Lacp Enable-Timer
    181
    
    Show Lacp Min-Active-Links
    182
    
    Limitations
    183
- Viewing and Configuring a Static Trunk Group (Menu)
  183
- Enable L4-Based Trunk Load Balancing
  185
  - Trunk-Load-Balance
    185
- Viewing Trunk Load Balancing
  186
  - Show Trunks
    186
  - Operating Notes
    187
- Distributed Trunking
  187
  - Configure ISC Ports
    187
    
    Switch-Interconnect
    187
  - Configuring Distributed Trunking Ports
    188
    
    Trunk
    188
  - Configuring Peer-Keepalive Links
    188
    
    Distributed-Trunking
    189
  - Viewing Distributed Trunking Information
    189
    
    Show Lacp Distributed
    189
    
    Show Distributed-Trunk
    190
  - Viewing Peer-Keepalive Configuration
    191
  - Viewing Switch Interconnect
    191
- Port Trunk Operations
  191
  - Fault Tolerance
    191
- Trunk Configuration Methods
  191
  - Dynamic LACP Trunk
    191
  - Dynamic LACP Standby Links
    192
  - Viewing LACP Local Information
    192
  - Viewing LACP Peer Information
    192
  - Viewing LACP Counters
    193
  - Using Keys to Control Dynamic LACP Trunk Configuration
    193
  - Static Trunk
    193
    
    Operating Port Trunks
    194
    
    Show Port-Security Log
    196
  - Static or Dynamic Trunk Group Overview
    197
  - Enabling a Dynamic LACP Trunk Group
    197
  - Dynamic LACP Standby Links
    198
  - Viewing LACP Local Information
    198
  - Viewing LACP Peer Information
    199
  - Viewing LACP Counters
    199
- Trunk Group Operation Using LACP
  200
  - Default Port Operation
    202
  - LACP Operating Notes and Restrictions
    204
    
    802.1X (Port-Based Access Control) Configured on a Port
    204
    
    Changing Trunking Methods
    204
    
    Port Security
    204
    
    Static LACP Trunks
    204
    
    Blocked Ports with Older Devices
    205
    
    Dynamic LACP Trunks
    205
    
    Vlans and Dynamic LACP
    205
    
    Dynamic/Static LACP Interoperation
    206
    
    Half-Duplex, Different Port Speeds, or both Not Allowed in LACP Trunks
    206
    
    Spanning Tree and IGMP
    206
- Trunk Group Operation Using the "Trunk" Option
  206
- Viewing Trunk Data on the Switch
  207
- Outbound Traffic Distribution Across Trunked Links
  207
- Trunk Load Balancing Using Layer 4 Ports
  208
- Distributed Trunking Overview
  208
  - Distributed Trunking Interconnect Protocol
    210
  - Configuring Distributed Trunking
    210
- Configuring Peer-Keepalive Links
  211
- Updating Software Versions with DT
  218
Chapter 8 Port Traffic Controls

221
Chapter 9 Configuring for Network Management Applications

247
- Configuring the Switch to Filter Untagged Traffic
  247
  - Ignore-Untagged-Mac
    247
- Viewing Configuration File Change Information
  247
  - Show Running-Config
    247
- Minimal Interval for Successive Data Change Notifications
  249
  - Setmib
    249
- Viewing the Current Port Speed and Duplex Configuration on a Switch Port
  249
  - Show Interfaces
    250
- Viewing the Configuration
  251
  - Show Running-Config
    251
- RMON Advanced Management
  251
  - Rmon Alarm
    252
- Configuring UDLD Verify before Forwarding
  255

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