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Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS Reference Manual (572 pages)

Ethernet Gigabit Switch

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

Command Line Interface
1
Table of Contents
3
1 Command Structure

21
- Format
  22
  - Command
    22
  - Parameters
    23
  - Values
    23
  - Conventions
    25
  - Annotations
    26
  - Special Keys
    27
  - Special Characters in Scripts
    28
  - Secrets in Scripts
    30
2 Quick Start up

33
- Quick Starting the Switch
  34
- System Info and System Setup
  35
3 Mode-Based CLI

41
- Mode-Based Topology
  42
- Mode-Based Command Hierarchy
  43
- Flow of Operation
  45
- No" Form of a Command
  47
- Support for "No" Form
  47
  - Behavior of Command Help ("?")
    47
151 CLI Commands: Base

49
- System Information and Statistics Commands
  50
  - Show Address-Conflict
    50
  - Show Arp Switch
    50
  - Show Bridge Address-Learning
    51
  - Show Bridge Address-Relearn-Detect
    51
  - Show Bridge Aging-Time
    52
  - Show Bridge Duplex-Mismatch-Detect
    52
  - Show Bridge Fast-Link-Detection
    52
  - Show Bridge Framesize
    53
  - Show Bridge Vlan-Learning
    53
  - 10Bridge Framesize
    53
  - 11Show Config-Watchdog
    54
  - 12Show Device-Status
    55
  - 13Show Authentication
    56
  - 14Show Eventlog
    57
  - 15Show Interface
    58
  - 16Show Interface Ethernet
    60
  - 17Show Interface Switchport
    68
  - 18Show Logging
    68
  - 19Show Mac-Addr-Table
    69
  - 20Show Signal-Contact
    70
  - 21Show Slot
    71
  - 22Show Running-Config
    72
  - 23Show Sysinfo
    73
  - 24Show Temperature
    76
- Debug Commands
  77
  - Debug Tcpdump Help
    77
  - Debug Tcpdump Start Cpu
    77
  - Debug Tcpdump Start Cpu Filter
    78
  - Debug Tcpdump Stop
    78
  - Debug Tcpdump Filter Show
    79
  - Debug Tcpdump Filter List
    79
  - Debug Tcpdump Filter Delete
    80
- Management VLAN Commands
  81
  - Network Mgmt_Vlan
    81
- Class of Service (Cos) Commands
  82
  - Classofservice Dot1P-Mapping
    83
  - Classofservice Ip-Dscp-Mapping
    84
  - Classofservice Trust
    85
  - Show Classofservice Dot1P-Mapping
    86
  - Show Classofservice Ip-Dscp-Mapping
    87
  - Show Classofservice Trust
    88
  - Vlan Port Priority All
    89
  - Vlan Priority
    89
  - Dvlan-Tunnel Ethertype
    90
  - 10Mode Dvlan-Tunnel
    91
  - 11Show Dvlan-Tunnel
    92
- Link Aggregation(802.3Ad) Commands
  93
  - Link-Aggregation Staticcapability
    93
  - Show Link-Aggregation Brief
    94
- Management Commands
  95
  - Telnet
    95
  - Transport Input Telnet
    96
  - Transport Output Telnet
    97
  - Session-Limit
    98
  - Session-Timeout
    99
  - Bridge Address-Learning
    99
  - Bridge Address-Relearn Detect Operation
    100
  - Bridge Address-Relearn Detect Threshold
    100
  - Bridge Aging-Time
    101
  - 10Bridge Fast-Link-Detection
    102
  - 11Bridge Duplex-Mismatch-Detect Operation
    102
  - 12Bridge Vlan-Learning
    103
  - 13Digital-Input
    103
  - 14Digital-Output
    105
  - 15Show Digital-Input
    108
  - 16Show Digital-Input Config
    109
  - 17Show Digital-Input All
    110
  - 18Show Digital-Input <Slot/Input
    111
  - 19Show Digital-Output
    112
  - 20Show Digital-Output Config
    113
  - 21Show Digital-Output All
    114
  - 22Show Digital-Output <Slot/Output
    115
  - 23Ethernet-Ip
    116
  - 24Network Javascriptmode
    116
  - 25Network Mgmt-Access Add
    118
  - 26Network Mgmt-Access Delete
    118
  - 27Network Mgmt-Access Modify
    119
  - 28Network Mgmt-Access Operation
    120
  - 29Network Mgmt-Access Status
    120
  - 30Network Parms
    121
  - 31Network Protocol
    121
  - 32Network Priority
    122
  - 33Profinetio
    123
  - 34Serial Timeout
    124
  - 35Set Prompt
    125
  - 36Show Ethernet-Ip
    125
  - 37Show Network
    126
  - Show Network Mgmt-Access
    127
  - Show Profinetio
    128
  - Show Serial
    129
  - Show Snmpcommunity
    130
  - Show Snmptrap
    131
  - Show Telnet
    132
  - Show Telnetcon
    133
  - Show Trapflags
    134
  - Snmp-Access Global
    135
  - Snmp-Access Version
    136
  - Snmp-Server
    137
  - Snmp-Server Community
    138
  - Snmp-Server Contact
    139
  - Snmp-Server Community Ipaddr
    140
  - Snmp-Server Community Ipmask
    141
  - Snmp-Server Community Mode
    142
  - Snmp-Server Community Ro
    143
  - Snmp-Server Sysname
    144
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps
    145
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Chassis
    146
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps L2Redundancy
    147
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Linkmode
    148
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Multiusers
    149
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Port-Sec
    150
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Stpmode
    151
  - Snmptrap
    152
  - Snmptrap Ipaddr
    153
  - Snmptrap Mode
    154
  - Snmptrap Snmpversion
    155
  - Telnetcon Maxsessions
    156
  - Telnetcon Timeout
    157
- Syslog Commands
  158
  - Logging Buffered Wrap
    159
  - Logging Cli-Command
    160
  - Logging Console
    161
  - Logging Host
    162
  - Logging Host Reconfigure
    163
  - Logging Snmp-Requests Set Operation
    164
  - Logging Snmp-Requests Set Severity
    165
  - Logging Syslog
    166
- Scripting Commands
  167
  - Script Delete
    168
  - Script Show
    169
- Device Configuration Commands
  171
  - Adminmode
    172
  - Auto-Negotiate
    173
  - Cable-Crossing
    174
  - Auto-Negotiate All
    175
  - Deleteport
    176
  - Macfilter
    177
  - Macfilter Adddest
    178
  - Macfilter Adddest All
    179
  - Monitor Session <Session-ID
    180
    
    Monitor Session <Session-ID> Mode
    181
    
    Monitor Session <Session-ID> Source/Destination
    182
    
    Link-Aggregation
    183
  - Link-Aggregation Adminmode
    184
  - Link-Aggregation Linktrap
    185
  - Link-Aggregation Name
    186
  - Rmon-Alarm Add
    187
  - Rmon-Alarm Enable
    188
  - Rmon-Alarm Modify Mib-Variable
    189
- Rmon-Alarm Modify Interval
  190
- Rmon-Alarm Modify Startup-Alarm
  191
- Rmon-Alarm Modify Rising-Event
  192
- Set Garp Timer Join
  193
- Set Garp Timer Leave
  194
- Set Garp Timer Leaveall
  195
- Set Gmrp Adminmode
  196
- Set Gmrp Interfacemode
  197
- Set Gmrp Interfacemode
  198
- Set Gmrp Forward-All-Groups
  199
- Set Igmp
  200
- Set Igmp
  201
- Set Igmp Aging-Time-Unknown
  202
- Set Igmp Forward-All
  203
- Set Igmp Forward-Unknown
  204
- Set Igmp Static-Query-Port
  205
- Set Igmp Groupmembershipinterval
  206
- Set Igmp Interfacemode
  207
- Set Igmp Lookup-Interval-Unknown
  208
- Set Igmp Maxresponse
  209
- Set Igmp Querier Max-Response-Time
  210
- Set Igmp Querier Status
  211
- Set Igmp Query-Ports-To-Filter
  212
- Selftest Ramtest
  213
- Show Garp
  214
- Show Gmrp Configuration
  215
- Show Igmpsnooping
  217
- Show Mac-Filter-Table Gmrp
  219
- Show Mac-Filter-Table Igmpsnooping
  220
- Show Mac-Filter-Table Multicast
  221
- Show Mac-Filter-Table Static
  222
- Show Mac-Filter-Table Staticfiltering
  223
- Show Mac-Filter-Table Stats
  224
- Show Monitor Session
  225
  - Show Port
    226
  - Show Link-Aggregation
    227
  - Show Rmon-Alarm
    229
  - Show Storm-Control
    230
  - Show Storm-Control Limiters Port
    231
  - Show Vlan Brief
    233
  - Show Vlan Port
    234
  - Show Voice Vlan
    235
  - Show Voice Vlan Interface
    236
  - Shutdown
    237
  - Shutdown All
    238
  - Snmp Trap Link-Status
    239
  - Snmp Trap Link-Status All
    240
  - Spanning-Tree Bpdumigrationcheck
    241
  - Speed
    242
  - Storm-Control Broadcast
    243
  - Storm-Control Egress-Limiting
    244
  - Storm-Control Broadcast (Port-Related)
    245
  - Storm-Control Ingress-Mode
    246
  - Storm-Control Flowcontrol
    247
  - Storm-Control Flowcontrol Per Port
    248
  - Vlan
    249
  - Vlan0-Transparent-Mode
    250
  - Vlan Acceptframe
    251
  - Vlan Database
    252
  - Vlan Ingressfilter
    253
  - Vlan Name
    254
  - Vlan Participation
    255
  - Vlan Participation All
    256
  - Vlan Port Acceptframe All
    257
  - Vlan Port Ingressfilter All
    258
  - Vlan Port Pvid All
    259
  - Vlan Port Tagging All
    260
  - Vlan Pvid
    261
  - Vlan Tagging
    262
  - Voice Vlan (Global Config Mode)
    263
  - Voice Vlan <ID
    264
  - Voice Vlan Dot1P
    265
  - Voice Vlan Untagged
    266
- User Account Management Commands
  267
  - Show Loginsession
    268
  - Show Users
    269
  - Users Defaultlogin
    270
  - Users Login <User
    271
  - Users Access
    272
  - Users Name
    273
  - Users Passwd
    274
  - Users Snmpv3 Accessmode
    275
  - Users Snmpv3 Authentication
    276
  - Users Snmpv3 Encryption
    277
- System Utilities
  279
  - Cablestatus
    280
  - Clear Arp-Table-Switch
    281
  - Clear Config
    282
  - Clear Hiper-Ring
    283
  - Clear Mac-Addr-Table
    284
  - Clear Link-Aggregation
    285
  - Clear Traplog
    286
  - Clear Vlan
    287
  - Copy
    288
  - Device-Status Connection-Error
    296
  - Logout
    297
  - Ping
    298
  - Signal-Contact
    299
  - Temperature
    300
  - Reboot
    301
  - Reload
    302
  - Show Reload
    303
- LLDP - Link Layer Discovery Protocol
  305
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis
    306
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Notification-Interval
    307
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Tx-Delay
    308
  - Show Lldp Config Port
    309
  - Show Lldp Config Port Tlv
    310
  - Show Lldp Med
    311
  - Show Lldp Med Interface
    312
  - Show Lldp Med Local-Device Detail
    313
  - Show Lldp Med Remote-Device Detail
    314
  - Lldp
    316
  - Lldp Config Chassis Admin-State
    317
  - Lldp Config Chassis Notification-Interval
    318
  - Lldp Config Chassis Tx-Delay
    319
  - Lldp Chassis Tx-Interval
    320
  - Lldp Admin-State
    321
  - Lldp Hm-Mode
    322
  - Lldp Med All
    323
  - Lldp Med Confignotification
    324
  - Lldp Med Faststartrepeatcount
    325
  - Lldp Med Transmit-Tlv
    326
  - Lldp Med Transmit-Tlv All
    327
  - Lldp Notification
    328
  - Lldp Tlv Max-Frame-Size
    329
  - Lldp Tlv Pnio-Alias
    330
  - Lldp Tlv Port-Vlan
    331
  - Lldp Tlv Portsec
    332
  - Lldp Tlv Sys-Cap
    333
  - Lldp Tlv Vlan-Name
    334
- SNTP - Simple Network Time Protocol
  335
  - Show Sntp Anycast
    336
  - Show Sntp Client
    337
  - Show Sntp Operation
    338
  - Show Sntp Status
    339
  - Show Sntp Time
    340
  - Sntp Anycast Address
    341
  - Sntp Anycast Vlan
    342
  - Sntp Client Disable-After-Sync
    343
  - Sntp Client Request-Interval
    344
  - Sntp Client Server Secondary
    346
  - Sntp Client Threshold
    347
  - Sntp Operation
    348
  - Sntp Server Disable-If-Local
    349
- PTP - Precision Time Protocol
  351
  - Show Ptp Configuration
    352
  - Show Ptp Port
    353
  - Show Ptp Status
    354
  - Ptp Clock-Mode
    355
  - Ptp Operation
    356
  - Ptp Sync-Lower-Bound
    357
  - Ptp V1 Preferred-Master
    358
  - Ptp V1 Subdomain-Name
    359
  - Ptp V1 Sync-Interval
    360
  - Ptp V2Bc Priority1
    361
  - Ptp V2Bc Domain
    362
  - Ptp V2Bc Vlan
    363
  - Ptp V1 Operation
    364
  - Ptp V2Bc Operation
    365
  - Ptp V2Bc Announce-Timeout
    366
  - Ptp V2Bc Pdelay-Interval
    367
  - Ptp V2Bc Asymmetry
    368
  - Ptp V2Tc Management
    369
  - Ptp V2Tc Network-Protocol
    370
  - Ptp V2Tc Pdelay-Interval
    371
  - Ptp V2Tc Vlan
    372
  - Ptp V2Tc Sync-Local-Clock
    373
- Poe - Power over Ethernet
  375
  - Inlinepower (Global Config)
    376
  - Inlinepower (Interface Config)
    377
- Poe+ - Power over Ethernet Plus
  379
  - Inlinepower Budget Slot
    380
  - Inlinepower Threshold Slot
    381
- Port Monitor
  383

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS Reference Manual (396 pages)

Command line interface industrial ETHERNET gigabit switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Network Router | Size: 1 MB

Command Line Interface
1
Reference Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
15
Maintenace
16
1 Command Structure

17
- Format
  18
  - Command
    19
  - Parameters
    19
  - Values
    19
  - Conventions
    21
  - Annotations
    22
  - Special Keys
    23
  - Secrets in Scripts
    24
2 Quick Start up

25
- Quick Starting the Switch
  26
- System Info and System Setup
  27
3 Mode-Based CLI

33
- Mode-Based Topology
  34
- Mode-Based Command Hierarchy
  35
- Flow of Operation
  37
- No" Form of a Command
  39
  - Support for "No" Form
    39
  - Behavior of Command Help ("?")
    39
151 CLI Commands: Base

41
- System Information and Statistics
  42
  - Show
    42
  - Show Address-Conflict
    42
  - Show Arp Switch
    43
  - Show Bridge Address-Learning
    43
  - Show Bridge Address-Relearn-Detect
    44
  - Show Bridge Aging-Time
    44
  - Show Bridge Duplex-Mismatch-Detect
    45
  - Show Bridge Framesize
    45
  - Show Bridge Vlan-Learning
    45
  - Bridge Framesize
    46
  - Show Config-Watchdog
    46
  - Show Device-Status
    47
  - Show Authentication
    48
  - Show Eventlog
    48
  - Show Interface
    49
  - Show Interface Ethernet
    51
  - Show Interface Switchport
    58
  - Show Interface Utilization
    59
  - Show Logging
    60
  - Show Mac-Addr-Table
    61
  - Show Signal-Contact
    62
  - Show Slot
    64
  - Show Running-Config
    65
  - Show Sysinfo
    66
  - Show Temperature
    68
  - Utilization Alarm-Threshold
    69
- Management VLAN Commands
  70
  - Network Mgmt_Vlan
    70
- Class of Service (Cos) Commands
  71
  - Classofservice Dot1P-Mapping
    72
  - Classofservice Ip-Dscp-Mapping
    73
  - Classofservice Trust
    74
  - Show Classofservice Dot1P-Mapping
    75
  - Show Classofservice Ip-Dscp-Mapping
    76
  - Show Classofservice Trust
    77
  - Vlan Port Priority All
    77
  - Vlan Priority
    78
- Management Commands
  79
  - Transport Input Telnet
    79
  - Bridge Address-Learning
    80
  - Bridge Address-Relearn Detect Operation
    80
  - Bridge Address-Relearn Detect Threshold
    81
  - Bridge Aging-Time
    82
  - Bridge Fast-Link-Detection
    83
  - Bridge Duplex-Mismatch-Detect Operation
    83
  - Bridge Vlan-Learning
    84
  - Ethernet-Ip
    84
  - Network Javascriptmode
    85
  - Network Mgmt-Access Add
    86
  - Network Mgmt-Access Delete
    86
  - Network Mgmt-Access Modify
    87
  - Network Mgmt-Access Operation
    88
  - Network Mgmt-Access Status
    88
  - Network Parms
    89
  - Network Protocol
    89
  - Network Priority
    90
  - Profinetio
    91
  - Serial Timeout
    92
  - Set Prompt
    92
  - Show Ethernet-Ip
    93
  - Show Network
    93
  - Show Network Mgmt-Access
    95
  - Show Profinetio
    96
  - Show Serial
    96
  - Show Snmp-Access
    97
  - Show Snmpcommunity
    98
  - Show Snmptrap
    99
  - Show Telnet
    100
  - Show Telnetcon
    101
  - Show Trapflags
    102
  - Snmp-Access Global
    103
  - Snmp-Access Version
    104
  - Snmp-Access Version V3-Encryption
    105
  - Snmp-Server
    106
  - Snmp-Server Community
    107
  - Snmp-Server Contact
    108
  - Snmp-Server Community Ipaddr
    109
  - Snmp-Server Community Ipmask
    110
  - Snmp-Server Community Mode
    111
  - Snmp-Server Community Ro
    112
  - Snmp-Server Community Rw
    112
  - Snmp-Server Location
    112
  - Snmp-Server Sysname
    113
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps
    113
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Chassis
    114
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps L2Redundancy
    115
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Linkmode
    116
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Multiusers
    117
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Port-Sec
    118
  - Snmp-Server Enable Traps Stpmode
    119
  - Snmptrap
    120
  - Snmptrap Ipaddr
    121
  - Snmptrap Mode
    122
  - Snmptrap Snmpversion
    123
  - Telnetcon Maxsessions
    124
  - Telnetcon Timeout
    125
- Syslog Commands
  126
  - Logging Buffered
    126
  - Logging Buffered Wrap
    127
  - Logging Cli-Command
    128
  - Logging Console
    129
  - Logging Host
    130
  - Logging Host Reconfigure
    131
  - Logging Host Remove
    131
  - Logging Snmp-Requests Get Operation
    131
  - Logging Snmp-Requests Set Operation
    132
  - Logging Snmp-Requests Get Severity
    132
  - Logging Snmp-Requests Set Severity
    133
  - Logging Syslog
    133
  - Logging Syslog Port
    134
- Device Configuration Commands
  135
  - Auto-Disable Reason
    135
  - Auto-Disable Timer
    137
  - Auto-Negotiate
    138
  - Auto-Negotiate All
    139
  - Cable-Crossing
    140
  - Media-Module
    141
  - Dip-Switch Operation
    142
  - Macfilter
    143
  - Macfilter Adddest
    144
  - Macfilter Adddest All
    145
  - Monitor Session
    146
  - Monitor Session Mode
    148
  - Monitor Session <Session-ID> Source/Destination
    149
  - Set Igmp
    150
  - Set Igmp
    151
  - Set Igmp Aging-Time-Unknown
    151
  - Set Igmp Automatic-Mode
    152
  - Set Igmp Forward-All
    153
  - Set Igmp Forward-Unknown
    154
  - Set Igmp Static-Query-Port
    155
  - Set Igmp Groupmembershipinterval
    156
  - Set Igmp Interfacemode
    157
  - Set Igmp Lookup-Interval-Unknown
    157
  - Set Igmp Lookup-Resp-Time-Unknown
    158
  - Set Igmp Maxresponse
    159
  - Set Igmp Querier Max-Response-Time
    160
  - Set Igmp Querier Protocol-Version
    160
  - Set Igmp Querier Status
    161
  - Set Igmp Querier Tx-Interval
    161
  - Set Igmp Query-Ports-To-Filter
    162
  - Set Pre-Login-Banner Text
    163
  - Selftest Ramtest
    163
  - Selftest Reboot-On-Hdxerror
    164
  - Selftest Reboot-On-Error
    165
  - Show Auto-Disable Brief
    166
  - Show Auto-Disable Reasons
    167
  - Show Dip-Switch
    168
  - Show Igmpsnooping
    169
  - Show Mac-Filter-Table Igmpsnooping
    170
  - Show Mac-Filter-Table Multicast
    171
  - Show Mac-Filter-Table Static
    172
  - Show Mac-Filter-Table Staticfiltering
    173
  - Show Mac-Filter-Table Stats
    174
  - Show Monitor Session
    175
  - Show Port
    176
  - Show Rmon-Alarm
    177
  - Show Selftest
    178
  - Show Storm-Control
    179
  - Show Storm-Control Limiters Port
    179
  - Show Vlan
    180
  - Show Vlan Brief
    182
  - Show Vlan Port
    183
  - Shutdown
    184
  - Shutdown All
    185
  - Snmp Trap Link-Status
    186
  - Snmp Trap Link-Status All
    187
  - Spanning-Tree Bpdumigrationcheck
    188
  - Speed
    189
  - Storm-Control Broadcast
    190
  - Storm-Control Egress-Limiting
    190
  - Storm-Control Ingress-Limiting
    191
  - Storm-Control Ingress-Mode
    191
  - Storm-Control Broadcast (Port-Related)
    192
  - Storm-Control Egress-Limit
    192
  - Storm-Control Ingress-Limit
    193
  - Storm-Control Ingress-Mode
    193
  - Storm-Control Flowcontrol
    194
  - Storm-Control Flowcontrol Per Port
    195
  - Vlan
    196
  - Vlan0-Transparent-Mode
    197
  - Vlan Acceptframe
    198
  - Vlan Database
    199
  - Vlan Ingressfilter
    200
  - Vlan Name
    201
  - Vlan Participation
    202
  - Vlan Participation All
    203
  - Vlan Port Acceptframe All
    204
  - Vlan Port Ingressfilter All
    205
  - Vlan Port Pvid All
    206
  - Vlan Port Tagging All
    207
  - Vlan Pvid
    208
  - Vlan Tagging
    209
- User Account Management Commands
  210
  - Disconnect
    210
  - Show Loginsession
    211
  - Show Users
    212
  - Users Defaultlogin
    213
  - Users Login <User
    213
  - Users Access
    214
  - Users Name
    215
  - Users Passwd
    216
  - Users Snmpv3 Accessmode
    217
  - Users Snmpv3 Authentication
    218
  - Users Snmpv3 Encryption
    219
- System Utilities
  220
  - Address-Conflict
    220
  - Boot Skip-Aca-On-Boot
    221
  - Show Boot Skip-Aca-On-Boot
    221
  - Clear Eventlog
    222
  - Traceroute
    222
  - Clear Arp-Table-Switch
    223
  - Clear Config
    223
  - Clear Config Factory
    223
  - Clear Counters
    224
  - Clear Hiper-Ring
    224
  - Clear Igmpsnooping
    224
  - Clear Mac-Addr-Table
    225
  - Clear Pass
    225
  - Clear Signal-Contact
    226
  - Clear Traplog
    226
  - Clear Ring-Coupling
    227
  - Clear Vlan
    227
  - Config-Watchdog
    228
  - Copy
    228
  - Device-Status Connection-Error
    234
  - Device-Status Monitor
    235
  - Logout
    236
  - Ping
    236
  - Signal-Contact Connection-Error
    237
  - Signal-Contact
    237
  - Temperature
    239
  - Reboot
    240
  - Show Reboot
    241
  - Reload
    242
  - Show Reload
    243
- LLDP - Link Layer Discovery Protocol
  244
  - Show Lldp
    244
  - Show Lldp Config
    244
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis
    245
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Admin-State
    245
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Notification-Interval
    245
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Re-Init-Delay
    246
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Tx-Delay
    246
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Tx-Hold-Mult
    246
  - Show Lldp Config Chassis Tx-Interval
    247
  - Show Lldp Config Port
    248
  - Show Lldp Config Port Tlv
    249
  - Show Lldp Remote-Data
    250
  - Lldp
    252
  - Lldp Config Chassis Admin-State
    253
  - Lldp Config Chassis Notification-Interval
    253
  - Lldp Config Chassis Re-Init-Delay
    254
  - Lldp Config Chassis Tx-Delay
    254
  - Lldp Config Chassis Tx-Hold-Mult
    255
  - Lldp Chassis Tx-Interval
    255
  - Clear Lldp Config All
    256
  - Lldp Admin-State
    256
  - Lldp Fdb-Mode
    257
  - Lldp Hm-Mode
    257
  - Lldp Max-Neighbors
    258
  - Lldp Notification
    258
  - Lldp Tlv Link-Aggregation
    258
  - Lldp Tlv Mac-Phy-Config-State
    259
  - Lldp Tlv Max-Frame-Size
    259
  - Lldp Tlv Mgmt-Addr
    259
  - Lldp Tlv Pnio
    260
  - Lldp Tlv Pnio-Alias
    260
  - Lldp Tlv Pnio-Mrp
    260
  - Lldp Tlv Port-Desc
    261
  - Lldp Tlv Port-Vlan
    261
  - Lldp Tlv Gmrp
    261
  - Lldp Tlv Igmp
    262
  - Lldp Tlv Portsec
    262
  - Lldp Tlv Ptp
    262
  - Lldp Tlv Protocol
    263
  - Lldp Tlv Sys-Cap
    263
  - Lldp Tlv Sys-Desc
    263
  - Lldp Tlv Sys-Name
    264
  - Lldp Tlv Vlan-Name
    264
  - Name
    265
- SNTP - Simple Network Time Protocol
  266
  - Show Sntp
    266
  - Show Sntp Anycast
    268
  - Show Sntp Client
    268
  - Show Sntp Operation
    269
  - Show Sntp Server
    270
  - Show Sntp Status
    270
  - Show Sntp Time
    271
  - No Sntp
    271
  - Sntp Anycast Address
    272
  - Sntp Anycast Transmit-Interval
    272
  - Sntp Anycast Vlan
    273
  - Sntp Client Accept-Broadcast
    273
  - Sntp Client Disable-After-Sync
    274
  - Sntp Client Offset
    274
  - Sntp Client Request-Interval
    275
  - No Sntp Client Server
    275
  - Sntp Client Server Primary
    276
  - Sntp Client Server Secondary
    277
  - Sntp Client Threshold
    278
  - Sntp Operation
    279
  - Sntp Server Disable-If-Local
    280
  - Sntp Time System
    280
- Poe - Power over Ethernet
  281
  - Show Inlinepower
    281
  - Show Inlinepower Port
    281
  - Inlinepower (Global Config)
    282
  - Inlinepower (Interface Config)
    283
  - Clear Inlinepower
    283

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS 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

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS 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

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS User Manual (228 pages)

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Network Router | Size: 5 MB

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS Reference Manual (254 pages)

GUI graphical user interface industrial ethernet (gigabit) switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Network Router | Size: 1 MB

Reference Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
7
Key
9
Opening the Graphical User Interface
11
1 Basic Settings

17
- System
  18
  - System Data
    19
  - Device View
    20
- Modules (MS, Powermice, MACH102 and MACH4000)
  22
- Network
  25
- Software
  28
- Port Configuration
  32
- Power over ETHERNET
  35
- Load/Save
  38
  - Loading a Configuration
    39
  - Saving the Configuration
    46
  - Url
    48
  - Deleting a Configuration
    49
  - Using the Autoconfiguration Adapter (ACA)
    49
  - Cancelling a Configuration Change
    51
- Restart
  53
2 Security

55
- Password / Snmpv3 Access
  56
- Snmpv1/V2 Access Settings
  59
- Telnet/Web Access
  62
  - Description of Telnet Access
    63
  - Description of Web Access (Http)
    63
- Port Security
  65
- Login Banner
  71
  - Time
    73
3 Time

74
4 Switching

104
- Switching Global
  104
- Filter for MAC Addresses
  108
- Rate Limiter
  111
  - Rate Limiter Settings
    112
- Multicasts
  114
  - IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol)
    114
  - Routing Protocols
    118
- Vlan
  121
  - VLAN Global
    121
  - Current VLAN
    125
  - VLAN Static
    127
  - Port
    130
  - Qos/Priority
    133

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS User Manual (220 pages)

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Network Router | Size: 3 MB

Basic Configuration
1
User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
7
Key
9
Introduction
11
Access to the User Interfaces
13
System Monitor
14
Command Line Interface
17
Graphical User Interface
20
Entering the IP Parameters
23
IP Parameter Basics
25
- IP Address (Version 4)
  25
- Netmask
  26
- Classless Inter-Domain Routing
  30
Entering IP Parameters Via CLI
32
Entering the IP Parameters Via Hidiscovery
35
Loading the System Configuration from the ACA
37
System Configuration Via BOOTP
39
System Configuration Via DHCP
44
System Configuration Via DHCP Option
47
Graphical User Interface IP Configuration
48
Faulty Device Replacement
51
Loading/Saving Settings
53
Loading Settings
54
Saving Settings
60
Configuration Signature
64
- Loading Software Updates
  65
Loading the Software Manually from the ACA
67
Automatic Software Update by ACA
71
Loading the Software from the TFTP Server
73
Loading the Software Via File Selection
75
Bootcode Update Via TFTP
76
- Updating the Bootcode File
  76
- Configuring the Ports
  77
  - Global Settings
    79
  - Port Settings
    80
- Assistance in the Protection from Unauthorized Access
  83
Protecting the Device
84
Password for SNMP Access
85
- Description of Password for SNMP Access
  85
- Entering the Password for SNMP Access
  86

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS User Manual (196 pages)

Industrial ETHERNET Gigabit Switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Network Router | Size: 6 MB

Basic Configuration
1
User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
9
Key
11
Introduction
13
Access to the User Interfaces
15
System Monitor
16
Command Line Interface
19
Web Based Interface
22
Entering the IP Parameters
25
Basics IP Parameter
27
- IP Address (Version 4)
  27
- Network Mask
  28
- Example of How the Network Mask Is Used
  30
Entering the IP Parameters Via CLI
32
Entering the IP Parameters Via Hidiscovery
35
Loading the System Configuration from the ACA
37
System Configuration Via BOOTP
39
System Configuration Via DHCP
43
System Configuration Via DHCP Option
46
System Configuration Via the Web-Based Interface
47
Faulty Device Replacement
49
- Loading/Saving Settings
  51
Loading Settings
52
Saving Settings
57
- Saving Locally (and on the ACA)
  57
- Saving into a File
  58
- Loading Software Updates
  59
Loading the Software from the ACA
60
Loading the Software from the Tftp Server
63
Loading Software Via HTTP
65
- Configuring Ports
  67
- Protection from Unauthorized Access
  69
Password for SNMP Access
70
- Description Password for SNMP Access
  70
- Entering Password for SNMP Access
  71
Setting Telnet/Web Access
75
- Description Telnet/Web Access
  75
- Enabling/Disabling Telnet/Web Access
  76
Disabling Hidiscovery Function
77
- Description Hidiscovery Protocol
  77
- Disabling Hidiscovery Function
  78

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS Reference Manual (204 pages)

Industrial ETHERNET (Gigabit) Switch

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Switch | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
7
Key
9
Opening the Web-Based Interface
11
Basic Settings
15
System
16
Device View
18
Network
21
Software
23
Port Configuration
26
Power over ETHERNET
28
Loading/Saving the Configuration
30
- Loading the Configuration
  31
- Saving the Configuration
  31
- Url
  32
- Deleting a Configuration
  32
- Using the Autoconfiguration Adapter (ACA)
  33
- Canceling a Configuration Change
  34
Restart
36
Security
39
Password / Snmpv3 Access
40
Snmpv1/V2 Access Settings
42
Telnet/Web Access
45
- Description of Telnet Access
  46
- Description of Web Access
  46
Restricted Management Access
47
Port Security
50
- Time
  53
SNTP Configuration
55
Ptp (Ieee 1588)
59
Switching Global
76
Filters for MAC Addresses
80
Rate Limiter
82
- Rate Limiter Settings
  82
Multicasts
85
- IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol)
  85
- Routing Protocols
  89
Vlan
93
- VLAN Global
  93
- Current VLAN
  96
- VLAN Static
  98
- VLAN Port
  100
- Qos/Priority
  103

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS Reference Manual (172 pages)

Web-based Interface Industrial Ethernet (Gigabit) Switch

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

Table of Contents
3
Content
3
About this Manual
7
Key
9
Release 5.0
9
Opening the Web-Based Interface
11
1 Basic Settings

15
- System
  16
- Network
  21
- Software
  23
- Port Configuration
  25
- Power over ETHERNET
  27
- Load/Save
  29
  - Loading the Configuration
    30
  - Saving the Configuration
    30
  - Url
    31
  - Deleting a Configuration
    31
  - Using the Autoconfiguration Adapter (ACA)
    32
  - Canceling a Configuration Change
    33
- Restart
  35
2 Security

37
- Password / SNMP Access
  38
- Snmpv1/V2 Access Settings
  40
- Telnet/Web Access
  43
  - Description of Telnet Access
    43
  - Description of Web Access
    44
- Port Security
  45
  - Time
    49
3 Time

51
- SNTP Configuration
  51
- Ptp (Ieee 1588)
  54
4 Switching

70
- Switching Global
  70
- Filters for MAC Addresses
  71
- Rate Limiter
  73
  - Rate Limiter Settings
    73
- Multicasts
  75
  - Global Configuration
    75
  - IGMP Querier and IGMP Settings
    76
  - Unknown Multicasts
    78
  - Known Multicasts
    79
  - Settings Per Port (Table)
    80
- Vlan
  83
  - VLAN Global
    83
  - Current VLAN
    86
  - VLAN Static
    88
  - VLAN Port
    90
  - Qos/Priority
    93

Hirschmann MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS 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 MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS 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 MS30, Power MICE, MACH 4000, OCTOPUS 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
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  - Two-Switch Coupling with Control Line
    49
5 Spanning Tree

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- The Spanning Tree Protocol
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  - Bridge Parameters
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  - Port Identifier
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- A Readers' Comments
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Safety Instructions
5
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Legend
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1 Description

15
- General Device Description
  15
- Device Name and Product Code
  16
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  17
  - Number of Ports and Connections
    18
  - Media Modules
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  - Digital I/O Module MM24
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  - MB20 Extender Module
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  - SFP Transceiver
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  - Device Status
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  - Port Status
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Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
5
Key
6
Release 4.1
8
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9
- Comparison of the Redundancy Procedures
  10
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11
- Configuring HIPER-Ring Version
  13
- Configuring HIPER-Ring Version 2 (MRP Draft)
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- The Variants of Redundant Coupling
  22
- Configuring the Redundant Coupling
  24
  - STAND-BY Switch
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  - One-Switch Coupling
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  - Two-Switch Coupling
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  - Two-Switch Coupling with Control Line
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- The Spanning Tree Protocol
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Table of Contents
3
Safety Information
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Key
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61
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- Integration into a Control System
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  - Preparing the Switch
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    A GSD File Generator
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    B Readers' Comments
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    Further Support
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