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Hirschmann GREYHOUND GRS1030 Reference Manual

Hirschmann GREYHOUND GRS1030 Reference Manual (619 pages)

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

4
- Safety Instructions
  7
- About this Manual
  9
- Key
  10
- Notes on the Graphical User Interface
  11
- 1 Basic Settings
  
  17
  - System
    17
  - Modules
    22
  - Network
    25
  - Software
    28
  - Load/Save
    31
  - External Memory
    42
  - Port
    46
  - Restart
    53
- 2 Time
  
  55
  - Basic Settings
    55
  - Sntp
    56
  - SNTP Client
    59
  - SNTP Server
    64
- 3 Device Security
  
  67
  - User Management
    67
  - Authentication List
    72
  - Management Access
    75
    
    Server
    76
  - IP Access Restriction
    89
    
    Web
    92
  - Command Line Interface
    93
  - Snmpv1/V2 Community
    96
  - Pre-Login Banner
    97
- 4 Network Security
  
  99
  - Network Security Overview
    99
  - Port Security
    101
  - Port Authentication
    106
  - Global
    107
  - Port Configuration
    109
  - 802.1X Port Clients
    114
  - EAPOL Port Statistics
    116
  - 802.1X Port Authentication History
    118
  - 802.1X Integrated Authentication Server
    120
  - Radius
    121
  - RADIUS Global
    121
  - RADIUS Authentication Server
    124
  - RADIUS Accounting Server
    126
  - RADIUS Authentication Statistics
    128
  - RADIUS Accounting Statistics
    130
  - Dos
    131
  - Dos Global
    131
  - Acl
    135
  - ACL Ipv4 Rule
    136
  - ACL MAC Rule
    141
  - ACL Assignment
    144
- 5 Switching
  
  147
  - Switching Global
    147
  - Rate Limiter
    150
  - Filter for MAC Addresses
    153
  - IGMP Snooping
    155
  - IGMP Snooping Global
    155
  - IGMP Snooping Configuration
    158
  - IGMP Snooping Enhancements
    162
  - IGMP Snooping Querier
    165
  - IGMP Snooping Multicasts
    168
  - Mrp-Ieee
    169
  - MRP-IEEE Configuration
    169
  - MRP-IEEE Multiple MAC Registration Protocol
    171
  - MRP-IEEE Multiple VLAN Registration Protocol
    175
  - Garp
    178
    
    Gmrp
    179
    
    Gvrp
    181
  - Qos/Priority
    182
  - Qos/Priority Global
    182
  - Qos/Priority Port Configuration
    184
  - D/P Mapping
    186
  - IP DSCP Mapping
    188
  - Queue Management
    190
  - Vlan
    191
  - VLAN Global
    191
  - VLAN Configuration
    193
  - VLAN Port
    195
  - VLAN Voice
    197
  - L2-Redundancy
    199
    
    Mrp
    200
  - Spanning Tree
    203
  - Spanning Tree Global
    203
  - 5.9.2.2 Spanning Tree Port
    210
  - Link Aggregation
    217
  - Link Backup
    223
    
    Fusenet
    225
  - Sub Ring
    226
- 6 Diagnostics
  
  233
  - Status Configuration
    233
  - Device Status
    233
  - Security Status
    239
  - Signal Contact
    245
  - Signal Contact 1 / Signal Contact 2
    245
  - MAC Notification
    251
  - Alarms (Traps)
    253
  - System
    255
  - System Information
    255
  - Hardware State
    257
  - Configuration Check
    258
  - IP Address Conflict Detection
    260
    
    Arp
    264
    
    Selftest
    265
  - Syslog
    267
  - Ports
    269
    
    Sfp
    270
  - TP Cable Diagnosis
    272
  - Port Monitor
    274
  - Auto-Disable
    286
  - Port Mirroring
    290
  - Lldp
    292
  - LLDP Configuration
    292
  - LLDP Topology Discovery
    297
  - Report
    300
  - Report Global
    300
  - Persistent Logging
    305
  - System Log
    308
    
    Audit Trail
    309
- 7 Advanced
  
  311
  - DHCP L2 Relay
    311
  - DHCP L2 Relay Configuration
    311
  - DHCP L2 Relay Statistics
    315
  - DHCP Server
    316
  - DHCP Server Global
    316
  - DHCP Server Pool
    318
  - DHCP Server Lease Table
    322
  - Industrial Protocols
    323
  - Iec61850-Mms
    324
  - Modbus TCP
    327
  - Command Line Interface
    329
  - A Index
    331
  - B Further Support
    335
    
    C Readers' Comments
    336
Table of Contents

343
- Safety Instructions
  349
- About this Manual
  351
- Key
  352
- Introduction
  353
- 1 User Interfaces
  
  355
  - Graphical User Interface
    355
  - Command Line Interface
    356
  - Preparing the Data Connection
    356
  - Access to the Command Line Interface Using Telnet
    356
  - Access to the Command Line Interface Using SSH (Secure Shell)
    359
  - Access to the Command Line Interface Using the Serial Interface
    361
  - User Rights
    363
  - Mode-Based Command Hierarchy
    364
  - Executing the Commands
    367
  - Structure of a Command
    368
  - Examples of Commands
    370
  - Input Prompt
    371
  - Key Combinations
    373
  - Data Entry Elements
    374
  - Use Cases
    375
  - Service Shell
    377
  - System Monitor
    380
  - Functional Scope
    380
  - Starting the System Monitor
    380
- 2 Specifying the IP Parameters
  
  382
- 3 Access to the Device
  
  395
  - Authentication Lists
    395
  - Applications
    395
    
    Policies
    395
  - Managing Authentication Lists
    396
  - Adjust the Settings
    397
  - User Management
    399
  - Access Roles
    399
  - Managing User Accounts
    401
  - Default Setting
    401
  - Changing Default Passwords
    402
  - Setting up a New User Account
    403
  - Deactivating the User Account
    404
  - Adjusting Policies for Passwords
    405
  - SNMP Access
    406
  - Snmpv1/V2 Access
    406
  - Snmpv3 Access
    407
- 4 Managing Configuration Profiles
  
  408
- 5 Loading Software Updates
  
  421
- 6 Configuring the Ports
  
  426
  - Enabling/Disabling the Port
    426
  - Selecting the Operating Mode
    427
- 7 Assistance in the Protection from Unauthorized Access
  
  428
  - Changing the Snmpv1/V2 Community
    428
  - Disabling Snmpv1/V2
    429
  - Disabling HTTP
    430
  - Disabling Telnet
    431
  - Disabling the Hidiscovery Access
    432
  - Activating the IP Access Restriction
    433
  - Adjusting the Session Timeouts
    436
  - Deactivating the Unused Modules
    438
- 8 Controlling the Data Traffic
  
  439
- 9 Synchronizing the System Time in the Network
  
  446
  - Basic Settings
    446
  - Setting the Time
    447
  - Automatic Daylight Saving Time Changeover
    448
  - Sntp
    449
  - Preparation
    450
  - Defining Settings of the SNTP Client
    451
  - Specifying SNTP Server Settings
    452
- 10 Network Load Control
  
  453
  - Direct Packet Distribution
    453
  - Learning MAC Addresses
    453
  - Aging of Learned MAC Addresses
    453
  - Static Address Entries
    454
  - Multicasts
    456
  - Example of a Multicast Application
    456
  - IGMP Snooping
    456
  - Rate Limiter
    461
  - Qos/Priority
    462
  - Description of Prioritization
    462
  - Handling of Received Priority Information
    463
  - VLAN Tagging
    463
  - IP Tos (Type of Service)
    464
  - Handling of Traffic Classes
    465
  - Queue Management
    466
  - Management Prioritization
    467
  - Setting Prioritization
    467
  - Flow Control
    471
  - Halfduplex or Fullduplex Link
    471
  - Setting up the Flow Control
    472
- 11 Vlans
  
  473
  - Examples of Vlans
    474
  - Example 1
    474
  - Example 2
    477
  - Guest VLAN / Unauthenticated VLAN
    483
  - RADIUS VLAN Assignment
    485
  - Creating a Voice VLAN
    486
  - VLAN Unaware Mode
    487
- 12 Redundancy
  
  488
  - Network Topology Vs. Redundancy Protocols
    488
  - Network Topologies
    488
  - Redundancy Protocols
    489
  - Combinations of Redundancies
    490
  - Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP)
    491
  - Network Structure
    491
  - Reconfiguration Time
    492
  - Advanced Mode
    492
  - Prerequisites for MRP
    492
  - Example Configuration
    493
  - Spanning Tree
    498
    
    Basics
    499
  - Rules for Creating the Tree Structure
    502
  - Examples
    504
  - The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
    507
  - Port Roles
    507
  - Port States
    508
  - Spanning Tree Priority Vector
    509
  - Fast Reconfiguration
    509
  - STP Compatibility Mode
    509
  - Configuring the Device
    510
  - Guards
    512
  - Link Aggregation
    516
  - Methods of Operation
    516
  - Link Aggregation Example
    516
  - Link Backup
    518
  - Fail Back Description
    518
  - Example Configuration
    518
  - Fusenet
    520
  - Subring
    521
  - Subring Description
    521
  - Subring Example
    523
  - Subring Example Configuration
    524
- 13 Operation Diagnosis
  
  526
  - Sending SNMP Traps
    526
  - List of SNMP Traps
    527
  - SNMP Traps for Configuration Activity
    528
  - SNMP Trap Setting
    528
  - ICMP Messaging
    528
  - Monitoring the Device Status
    529
  - Events Which Can be Monitored
    529
  - Configuring the Device Status
    530
  - Displaying the Device Status
    532
  - Security Status
    533
  - Events Which Can be Monitored
    533
  - Configuring the Security Status
    534
  - Displaying the Security Status
    536
  - Out-Of-Band Signaling
    537
  - Controlling the Signal Contact
    537
  - Monitoring the Device and Security Statuses
    538
  - Port Status Indication
    541
  - Port Event Counter
    542
  - Detecting Non-Matching Duplex Modes
    542
  - Auto-Disable
    544
  - Displaying the SFP Status
    546
  - Topology Discovery
    547
  - Displaying the Topology Discovery Results
    547
  - LLDP-Med
    548
  - Detecting Loops
    549
    
    Reports
    550
  - Global Settings
    550
    
    Syslog
    552
  - System Log
    553
    
    Audit Trail
    553
  - Network Analysis with Tcpdump
    555
  - Monitoring the Data Traffic
    556
  - Port Mirroring
    556
  - Self-Test
    558
  - Copper Cable Test
    560
- 14 Advanced Functions of the Device
  
  561
  - Using the Device as a DHCP Server
    561
  - IP Addresses Assigned Per Port or Per VLAN
    561
  - DHCP Server Static IP Address Example
    562
  - DHCP Server Dynamic IP Address Range Example
    563
  - DHCP L2 Relay
    564
  - Circuit and Remote Ids
    564
  - DHCP L2 Relay Configuration
    565
  - Garp
    567
  - Configuring GMRP
    567
  - Configuring GVRP
    568
  - Mrp-Ieee
    569
  - MRP Operation
    569
  - MRP Timers
    569
    
    Mmrp
    570
    
    Mvrp
    571
- 15 Industry Protocols
  
  574
  - Iec 61850/Mms
    575
  - Switch Model for IEC 61850
    575
  - Integration into a Control System
    576
  - Modbus TCP
    578
  - Client/Server Modbus TCP/IP Mode
    578
  - Supported Functions and Memory Mapping
    578
  - Example Configuration
    581
  - A Setting up the Configuration Environment
    583
  - Setting up a DHCP/BOOTP Server
    583
  - Setting up a DHCP Server with Option 82
    587
  - Preparing Access Via SSH
    590
  - Generating a Key in the Device
    590
  - Loading Your Own Key Onto the Device
    591
  - Preparing the SSH Client Program
    591
  - HTTPS Certificate
    593
  - HTTPS Certificate Management
    594
  - Access through HTTPS
    595
  - B Appendix
    596
  - Literature References
    596
  - Maintenance
    597
  - Management Information Base (MIB)
    598
  - List of Rfcs
    601
  - Underlying IEEE Standards
    603
  - Underlying IEC Norms
    604
  - Underlying ANSI Norms
    605
  - Technical Data
    606
  - Copyright of Integrated Software
    607
  - Abbreviations Used
    608
  - C Index
    609
  - D Further Support
    614
  - E Readers' Comments
    615

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Hirschmann GREYHOUND GRS1030 User Manual

Hirschmann GREYHOUND GRS1030 User Manual (60 pages)

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
5
About this Manual
14
Legend
14
1 Description

15
- General Device Description
  15
- Device Name and Product Code
  16
- Combination Options
  20
- Device Views
  21
  - Front View
    21
  - Rear View
    22
- Power Supply
  23
  - Supply Voltage with the Characteristic Value C
    23
  - Supply Voltage with the Characteristic Value M
    23
- Ethernet Ports
  23
- Display Elements
  26
  - Device State
    26
  - Port Status
    27
  - Media Module Status
    28
- Management Interfaces
  29
  - Management Interfaces 1.8.1 V.24 Interface (External Management)
    29
  - USB Interface
    29
- Signal Contact
  30
- Checking the Package Contents
  31
- Installing and Grounding the Device
  31
- Installing an SFP Transceiver (Optional)
  35
- Connecting the Terminal Blocks
  36
- Mounting a Media Module (Optional)
  39
- Operating the Device
  40
- Connecting Data Cables
  40
- Filling out the Inscription Label
  40
3 Making Basic Settings

41
4 Monitoring the Ambient Air Temperature

42
5 Maintenance and Service

43
6 Disassembly

44
7 Technical Data

46
- A Further Support
  58

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