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Hirschmann MACH 100 User Manual (294 pages)

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

3
- About this Manual
  9
  - About this Manual
    10
- Key
  11
- Introduction
  13
- Access to the User Interfaces
  15
- System Monitor
  16
- Command Line Interface
  18
- Web-Based Interface
  21
- Entering the IP Parameters
  25
- IP Parameter Basics
  27
  - IP Address (Version 4)
    27
  - Netmask
    28
  - Classless Inter-Domain Routing
    31
- Entering IP Parameters Via CLI
  33
- Entering the IP Parameters Via Hidiscovery
  36
- Loading the System Configuration from the ACA
  39
- System Configuration Via BOOTP
  41
- System Configuration Via DHCP
  46
- System Configuration Via DHCP Option
  49
- Web-Based IP Configuration
  50
- Faulty Device Replacement
  52
- Loading/Saving Settings
  53
- Loading Settings
  54
- Saving Settings
  59
- Loading the Software Manually from the ACA
  65
- Automatic Software Update by ACA
  68
- Loading the Software from the Tftp Server
  70
- Loading the Software Via File Selection
  72
- Protecting the Device
  78
- Password for SNMP Access
  79
  - Description of Password for SNMP Access
    79
  - Entering the Password for SNMP Access
    80
- Telnet/Web/Ssh Access
  84
- Restricted Management Access
  87
- Hidiscovery Access
  89
  - Description of the Hidiscovery Protocol
    89
  - Enabling/Disabling the Hidiscovery Function
    89
- Port Authentication IEEE 802.1X
  94
- Entering the Time
  98
- Sntp
  100
  - Description of SNTP
    100
  - Preparing the SNTP Configuration
    101
  - Configuring SNTP
    102
- Precision Time Protocol
  106
  - Description of PTP Functions
    106
  - Preparing the PTP Configuration
    110
  - Application Example
    112
- Interaction of PTP and SNTP
  117
- Network Load Control
  119
- Direct Packet Distribution
  120
  - Store-And-Forward
    120
  - Multi-Address Capability
    120
  - Aging of Learned Addresses
    121
  - Entering Static Addresses
    122
  - Disabling the Direct Packet Distribution
    123
- Multicast Application
  125
  - Description of the Multicast Application
    125
  - Example of a Multicast Application
    126
  - Description of IGMP Snooping
    127
  - Setting IGMP Snooping
    128
  - Parameter Values
    130
  - Description of GMRP
    133
  - Setting GMRP
    135
- Rate Limiter
  137
- Qos/Priority
  141
  - Description of Prioritization
    141
  - VLAN Tagging
    142
  - IP Tos / Diffserv
    144
  - Differentiated Services
    145
  - Management Prioritization
    148
  - Handling of Received Priority Information
    148
  - Handling of Traffic Classes
    149
  - Setting Prioritization
    149
- Flow Control
  154
  - Description of Flow Control
    154
  - Setting the Flow Control
    156
- Vlans
  157
  - VLAN Description
    157
  - Examples of Vlans
    158
- Operation Diagnosis
  175
- Sending Traps
  176
  - List of SNMP Traps
    177
  - SNMP Traps During Boot
    178
  - Configuring Traps
    179
- Monitoring the Device Status
  181
  - Configuring the Device Status
    182
  - Displaying the Device Status
    183
- Out-Of-Band Signaling
  184
- Port Status Indication
  190
- Event Counter at Port Level
  191
  - Detecting Non-Matching Duplex Modes
    192
- Displaying the SFP Status
  196
- TP Cable Diagnosis
  197
- Topology Discovery
  198
  - Description of Topology Discovery
    198
  - Displaying the Topology Discovery Results
    200
- Detecting IP Address Conflicts
  203
  - Description of IP Address Conflicts
    203
  - Configuring ACD
    204
  - Displaying ACD
    205
- Detecting Loops
  206
- Reports
  207
- Monitoring Data Traffic at Ports (Port Mirroring)
  209
- Syslog
  212
- Event Log
  215
- A Setting up the Configuration Environment
  217
- B General Information
  239
- Index
  247
- D Further Support
  251
Table of Contents

255
- Safety Instructions
  
  257
  - General Safety Instructions
    259
- Legend
  
  262
- 1 Device Description
  
  263
  - Description of the Device Variants
    264
    
    MACH 100 Basic Device
    264
    
    MACH 100 Media Modules
    268
    
    SFP Modules
    270
- 2 Assembly and Start-Up
  
  272
  - Installing the Device
    272
    
    Unpacking and Checking
    272
    
    Installing the Media Modules
    272
    
    Installing the SFP Modules
    273
    
    Signal Contact „FAULT
    274
    
    Dimension Drawings
    275
    
    Installing the Device and Grounding
    276
    
    Supply Voltage
    279
    
    Startup Procedure
    280
    
    Installing the Data Lines
    280
  - Display Elements
    282
  - Making Basic Settings
    284
    
    Port State
    284
    
    Default Settings
    284
    
    Usb Interface
    285
  - Disassembly
    286
  - Disassembling the Device
    286
- 3 Technical Data
  
  287
  - Scope of Delivery
    290
- Weitere Unterstützung
  
  293

Hirschmann MACH 100 User Manual (284 pages)

Industrial

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

3
- About this Manual
  9
- Key
  11
- Introduction
  13
- Access to the User Interfaces
  15
- System Monitor
  16
- Command Line Interface
  18
- Web-Based Interface
  21
- Entering the IP Parameters
  25
- IP Parameter Basics
  27
  - IP Address (Version 4)
    27
  - Netmask
    28
  - Classless Inter-Domain Routing
    31
- Entering IP Parameters Via CLI
  33
- Entering the IP Parameters Via Hidiscovery
  36
- Loading the System Configuration from the ACA
  39
- System Configuration Via BOOTP
  41
- System Configuration Via DHCP
  46
- System Configuration Via DHCP Option
  49
- Web-Based IP Configuration
  50
- Faulty Device Replacement
  52
- Loading/Saving Settings
  53
- Loading Settings
  54
- Saving Settings
  59
- Loading the Software Manually from the ACA
  65
- Automatic Software Update by ACA
  68
- Loading the Software from the Tftp Server
  70
- Loading the Software Via File Selection
  72
- Protecting the Device
  78
- Password for SNMP Access
  79
  - Description of Password for SNMP Access
    79
  - Entering the Password for SNMP Access
    80
- Telnet/Web/Ssh Access
  84
- Restricted Management Access
  87
- Hidiscovery Access
  89
  - Description of the Hidiscovery Protocol
    89
  - Enabling/Disabling the Hidiscovery Function
    89
- Port Authentication IEEE 802.1X
  94
- Entering the Time
  98
- Sntp
  100
  - Description of SNTP
    100
  - Preparing the SNTP Configuration
    101
  - Configuring SNTP
    102
- Precision Time Protocol
  106
  - Description of PTP Functions
    106
  - Preparing the PTP Configuration
    110
  - Application Example
    112
- Interaction of PTP and SNTP
  117
- Network Load Control
  119
- Direct Packet Distribution
  120
  - Store-And-Forward
    120
  - Multi-Address Capability
    120
  - Aging of Learned Addresses
    121
  - Entering Static Addresses
    122
  - Disabling the Direct Packet Distribution
    123
- Multicast Application
  125
  - Description of the Multicast Application
    125
  - Example of a Multicast Application
    126
  - Description of IGMP Snooping
    127
  - Setting IGMP Snooping
    128
  - Parameter Values
    130
  - Description of GMRP
    133
  - Setting GMRP
    135
- Rate Limiter
  137
- Qos/Priority
  141
  - Description of Prioritization
    141
  - VLAN Tagging
    142
  - IP Tos / Diffserv
    144
  - Differentiated Services
    145
  - Management Prioritization
    148
  - Handling of Received Priority Information
    148
  - Handling of Traffic Classes
    149
  - Setting Prioritization
    149
- Flow Control
  154
  - Description of Flow Control
    154
  - Setting the Flow Control
    156
- Vlans
  157
  - VLAN Description
    157
  - Examples of Vlans
    158
- Operation Diagnosis
  175
- Sending Traps
  176
  - List of SNMP Traps
    177
  - SNMP Traps During Boot
    178
  - Configuring Traps
    179
- Monitoring the Device Status
  181
  - Configuring the Device Status
    182
  - Displaying the Device Status
    183
- Out-Of-Band Signaling
  184
- Port Status Indication
  190
- Event Counter at Port Level
  191
  - Detecting Non-Matching Duplex Modes
    192
- Displaying the SFP Status
  196
- TP Cable Diagnosis
  197
- Topology Discovery
  198
  - Description of Topology Discovery
    198
  - Displaying the Topology Discovery Results
    200
- Detecting IP Address Conflicts
  203
  - Description of IP Address Conflicts
    203
  - Configuring ACD
    204
  - Displaying ACD
    205
- Detecting Loops
  206
- Reports
  207
- Monitoring Data Traffic at Ports (Port Mirroring)
  209
- Syslog
  212
- Event Log
  215
- A Setting up the Configuration Environment
  217
- B General Information
  239
- Index
  247
- D Further Support
  251
Table of Contents

255
- Safety Instructions
  256
  - Supply Voltage
    256
  - General Safety Instructions
    258
- About this Manual
  260
- Legend
  260
- 1 Device Description
  
  261
  - Description of the Device Models
    262
    
    Devices Without Power over Ethernet
    262
    
    Devices with Power over Ethernet
    262
- 2 Assembly and Startup Procedure
  
  264
  - Device Installation
    264
    
    Unpacking and Checking
    264
    
    Connecting the Connector for Supply Voltage and Signal Contact
    264
    
    Fitting the Device, Grounding
    267
    
    Connecting the Power Supply, Startup Procedure
    271
    
    Connecting the Data Lines
    271
    
    Power over Ethernet Poe
    272
  - Displays
    274
    
    Device Status
    274
    
    Port Status
    275
  - Carrying out Basic Settings
    275
- 3 Technical Data
  
  278
  - General Data
    278
  - EMV and Stability
    279
  - Network Size
    279
  - Power Consumption/Power Output
    280
  - Scope of Delivery
    280
  - Order Numbers/Product Name
    281
  - Accessories
    281
  - Based Specifications and Standards
    282
  - Certifications
    282
- 4 Further Support
  
  283

Hirschmann MACH 100 User Manual (128 pages)

Redundancy Configuration Industrial ETHERNET (Gigabit-)Switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
5
Key
7
1 Introduction

9
- Overview of Redundancy Topologies
  10
- Overview of Redundancy Protocols
  12
2 Link Aggregation

15
- Example of Link Aggregation
  16
  - Creating and Configuring the Link Aggregation
    17
- HIPER-Ring and Link Aggregation
  22
3 Ring Redundancy

25
4 Multiple Rings

45
- Sub-Ring
  46
  - Sub-Ring Description
    46
  - Sub-Ring Example
    50
  - Sub-Ring Example Configuration
    53
5 Ring/Network Coupling

59
- Variants of the Ring/Network Coupling
  60
- Preparing a Ring/Network Coupling
  62
  - STAND-BY Switch
    62
  - One-Switch Coupling
    65
  - Two-Switch Coupling
    71
  - Two-Switch Coupling with Control Line
    79
6 Spanning Tree

87
- The Spanning Tree Protocol
  89
  - The Tasks of the STP
    89
  - Bridge Parameters
    90
  - Bridge Identifier
    90
  - Root Path Cost
    91
  - Port Identifier
    93
- Rules for Creating the Tree Structure
  94
  - Bridge Information
    94
  - Setting up the Tree Structure
    94
- Example of Determining the Root Path
  97
- Example of Manipulating the Root Path
  99
- Example of Manipulating the Tree Structure
  101
- The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  102
  - Port Roles
    102
  - Port States
    105
  - Spanning Tree Priority Vector
    106
  - Fast Reconfiguration
    106
  - Configuring the Rapid Spanning Tree
    107
- Combining RSTP and MRP
  116
  - Application Example for the Combination of RSTP and MRP
    118
- A Readers' Comments
  121
- B Index
  123
- C Further Support
  125

Hirschmann MACH 100 Programming Manual (116 pages)

Industrial ETHERNET (Gigabit) Switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Network Router | Size: 2 MB

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Content
3
About this Manual
5
Key
6
1 Introduction

9
- Overview of Redundancy Procedure
  10
2 Link Aggregation

11
- Example of Link Aggregation
  12
  - Creating and Configuring the Link Aggregation
    13
- HIPER-Ring and Link Aggregation
  18
3 Ring Redundancy

21
4 Sub-Ring (RSR20, RSR30, MACH1000)

41
- Example Configuration
  45
  - Example Description
    45
  - Sub-Ring Configuration
    48
5 Ring/Network Coupling

53
- Variants of the Ring/Network Coupling
  54
- Preparing a Ring/Network Coupling
  56
  - STAND-BY Switch
    56
  - One-Switch Coupling
    59
  - Two-Switch Coupling
    65
  - Two-Switch Coupling with Control Line
    73
6 Rapid Spanning Tree

81
- The Spanning Tree Protocol
  83
  - The Tasks of the STP
    83
  - Bridge Parameters
    84
  - Bridge Identifier
    84
  - Root Path Costs
    85
  - Port Identifier
    86
- Rules for Creating the Tree Structure
  88
  - Bridge Information
    88
  - Setting up the Tree Structure
    88
- Example of Specifying the Root Paths
  90
- Example of Manipulating the Root Paths
  92
- Example of Manipulating the Tree Structure
  94
- The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  95
  - Port Roles
    95
  - Port States
    97
  - Spanning Tree Priority Vector
    97
  - Fast Reconfiguration
    98
  - Configuring the Rapid Spanning Tree
    99
- Combination of RSTP and MRP
  107
  - Application Example for the Combination of RSTP and MRP
    108
- A Readers' Comments
  111
- B Index
  113
- C Further Support
  115

Hirschmann MACH 100 User Manual (100 pages)

Redundancy Configuration Industrial Ethernet (Gigabit) Switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
5
Key
7
1 Introduction

9
- Overview of Redundancy Topologies
  10
- Overview of Redundancy Protocols
  11
2 Ring Redundancy

13
- Example of a HIPER-Ring
  15
  - Setting up and Configuring the HIPER-Ring
    17
- Example of a MRP-Ring
  21
3 Multiple Rings

27
4 Ring/Network Coupling

29
- Variants of the Ring/Network Coupling
  30
- Preparing a Ring/Network Coupling
  32
  - Stand-By Switch
    32
  - One-Switch Coupling
    35
  - Two-Switch Coupling
    41
  - Two-Switch Coupling with Control Line
    49
5 Spanning Tree

57
- The Spanning Tree Protocol
  59
  - The Tasks of the STP
    59
  - Bridge Parameters
    60
  - Bridge Identifier
    60
  - Root Path Cost
    61
  - Port Identifier
    63
- Rules for Creating the Tree Structure
  64
  - Bridge Information
    64
  - Setting up the Tree Structure
    64
- Example of Determining the Root Path
  67
- Example of Manipulating the Root Path
  69
- Example of Manipulating the Tree Structure
  71
- The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  72
  - Port Roles
    72
  - Port States
    74
  - Spanning Tree Priority Vector
    75
  - Fast Reconfiguration
    76
  - Configuring the Rapid Spanning Tree
    77
- Combining RSTP and MRP
  87
  - Application Example for the Combination of RSTP and MRP
    89
- A Readers' Comments
  92
- B Index
  95
- C Further Support
  97

Hirschmann MACH 100 User Manual (76 pages)

Industrial ETHERNET (Gigabit-)Switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 1 MB

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Safety Information
5
About this Manual
7
Key
9
1 Industry Protocols

11
2 Ethernet/Ip

15
- Integration into a Control System
  17
- No Ip Routing
  17
- Ethernet/Ip Parameters
  21
  - Identity Object
    21
  - TCP/IP Interface Object
    22
  - Ethernet Link Object
    24
  - Ethernet Switch Agent Object
    27
  - I/O Data
    30
  - Assignment of the Ethernet Link Object Instances
    31
  - Supported Services
    32
3 Profinet Io

33
- Integration into a Control System
  36
  - Preparing the Switch
    36
  - Configuration of the PLC
    37
  - Configuring the Device
    47
  - Swapping Devices
    48
  - Swapping Modules
    49
  - Monitoring the Network
    50
    
    Topology Discovery
    50
    
    Configuring the Topology
    51
- PROFINET IO Parameters
  54
  - Alarms
    54
  - Record Parameters
    54
  - I/O Data
    58
4 Iec 61850/Mms (Rsr20/Rsr30/Mach1000)

61
- Switch Model for IEC 61850
  62
- Integration into a Control System
  64
  - Preparing the Switch
    64
  - Offline Configuration
    65
  - Monitoring the Device
    66
    
    A GSD File Generator
    67
    
    B Readers' Comments
    68
    
    Further Support
    73

Hirschmann MACH 100 User Manual (60 pages)

Industrial ETHERNET (Gigabit-)Switch With software L2E, L2P, L3E or L3P

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Network Router | Size: 2 MB

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Content
3
About this Manual
5
Key
7
1 Industry Protocols

9
2 Ethernet/Ip

13
- Integration in Control System
  14
- Ethernet/Ip Parameters
  17
  - Identity Objekt
    17
  - TCP/IP Interface Object
    18
  - Ethernet Link Object
    20
  - Ethernet Switch Agent Object
    22
  - I/O Data
    24
  - Mapping of the Ethernet Link Object Instances
    25
  - Supported Services
    26
3 Profinet Io

27
- Integration in Control System
  30
  - Preparing the Switch
    30
  - Configuration of the PLC
    31
  - Configuring the Device
    37
  - Swapping Devices
    38
  - Swapping Modules
    39
  - Monitoring the Network
    40
- PROFINET IO Parameters
  44
  - Alarms
    44
  - Record Parameters
    44
  - I/O Data
    49
- AGSD/EDS File Generator
  53
- B Readers' Comments
  54

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