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HP 9315m Installation And Getting Started Manual

HP 9315m Installation And Getting Started Manual (348 pages)

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

Table of Contents

Safety and Emc Regulatory Statements
6
Safety Information
6
Hinweise zur Sicherheit
8
Considerazioni Sulla Sicurezza
9
Consideraciones sobre Seguridad
10
Emc Regulatory Statements
13
Regulatory Model Identification Number
14
Table of Contents
16
Chapter 1 Getting Started

24
- Introduction
  24
- Audience
  24
- Nomenclature
  24
- C Hapter
  24
- Terminology
  25
- Related Publications
  25
- New in this Edition
  26
  - Enhancements Added in
    26
  - Software Release
    26
  - Nformation
    27
Chapter 2 Installation

28
- Unpacking a System
  28
  - Package Contents
    28
  - General Requirements
    28
- Installation Procedures
  29
  - Summary
    29
  - Installation Precautions
    30
- Preparing the Installation Site
  31
  - Cabling Infrastructure
    31
  - Installation Location
    31
  - Installing Modules
    31
  - Removing Modules
    32
- Installing and Removing
  33
  - Software Support Form
    34
  - Installation Notes
    34
  - Determining Power Supply
    35
  - Installing Power Supplies
    35
  - Removing Power Supplies
    36
- Verifying Proper Operation
  38
- Attaching Apc or Terminal
  39
- Assigning a Permanentp
  41
  - How to Assign a Password
    42
- Assign a Permanent Ip Address
  43
- Mounting the Device
  44
  - Desktop Installation
    44
  - Rack Mount Installation
    44
- Connecting Power to the Device
  45
- Connecting Network Devices
  46
  - Connectors
    46
  - Connecting to Others
    48
  - Connecting to Workstations
    49
  - Troubleshooting Network Connections
    49
- Verifying Proper Connections
  49
  - Pinging an Ip Address
    49
  - Tracing a Route
    49
- Managing the Device
  50
  - Logging on through the CLI
    50
    
    Searching and Filtering Output from Cli Commands
    52
    
    Logging on through the Web Management Interface
    56
- Swapping Modules
  58
- Next Steps
  62
Chapter 3 Using Redundantm

64
- Configuration Considerations
  64
- Temperature Sensor
  64
- Switchover
  64
  - Management Sessions
    65
  - Syslog and Snmp Traps
    65
  - Mac Address Changes
    65
- Configuring the Redundant
  66
Chapter 4 Configuringbasicfeatures..................................................................4-1 Using the Web Management Interfaceforbasicconfiguration Changes .......................................4-2 Configuringbasicsystemparameters................................................................................................4-3

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- Configuring Simplen
  83
- Configuring an Interface as the Cancelling an Outbound
  88
- Configuring an Interface as the Specifying a Simple Network
  89
- Setting the System Clock
  91
- Changing the Default Gigabit Negotiation Mode
  93
- Limiting Broadcast , M
  95
- Configuring Cli Banners
  96
- Configuring Basic Port Parameters
  97
- Assigning a Port Name
  99
- Modifying Port Speed
  99
- Modifying Port Mode
  100
- Disabling or R E -Enabling a
  101
- Enabling or Disabling Layer 2 Switching
  106
- Changing the MAC Age Time
  107
  - Configuring Static Mac Entries
    108
  - Defining Mac Address Filters
    111
  - Locking a Port to Restrict Addresses
    118
  - Enabling or Disabling Routing Protocols
    118
  - Displaying and Modifying System Parameter Default Settings
    119
  - Using the Temperature Sensor
    123
  - Displaying the Temperature
    124
  - Displaying Temperature Messages
    124
  - Assigning a Mirror Port and Monitor Ports
    127
  - Configuring Port Mirroring and Monitoring
    128
  - Monitoring an Individual Trunk Port
    129
  - Configuring Trunk Groups
    132
  - Trunk Group Connectivity to a Server
    133
  - Trunk Group Rules
    134
  - Trunk Group Load Sharing
    138
  - Configuring a Trunk Group
    139
  - Additional Trunking Options
    143
  - Displaying Trunk Group Configuration Information
    144
  - Dynamic Link Aggregation
    149
  - Usage Notes
    149
  - Configuration Rules
    149
  - Configuring Standard Stp Parameters
    158
  - Stp Parameters and Defaults
    159
  - Changing Stp Bridge and Port Parameters
    161
  - Displaying Stp Information
    164
  - Fast Port Span
    176
  - Fast Uplink Span
    178
  - Stp Per Vlan Group
    191
- Pvst/Pvst+ Compatibility
  194
- Enabling Pvst/Pvst+ Statically
  195
- Displaying Pvst Information
  196
CHAPTER 7 Configuring Virtual Lans (Vlans)

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- Overview
  198
- Types of Vlans
  198
- Default Vlan
  201
- Q Tagging
  202
- Onfiguration
  202
- Spanning Tree Protocol (Stp)
  204
- Virtual Interfaces
  205
- Vlan and Virtual Interface Groups
  205
- Dynamic, Static, and Excluded Port Membership
  205
- Super Aggregated Vlans
  208
- Trunk Group Ports and Vlan Membership
  208
- Summary of Vlan Configuration Rules
  208
- Routing between Vlans
  209
- Virtual Interfaces
  209
- Bridging and Routing the same Protocol Simultaneously on the same Device
  209
- Routing between Vlans Using Virtual Interfaces
  209
- Vlan
  209
- Dynamic Port Assignment
  210
- Assigning a Different Vlan ID to the Default Vlan
  210
- Assigning Trunk Group Ports
  210
- Configuring Port-Based Vlans
  210
- Modifying a Port-Based VLAN
  214
- Configuring IP Sub-Net, IPX Network and Protocol-Based Vlans
  217
- Based VLAN
  217
- Configuring an Ipv6 Protocol VLAN
  218
- Routing between Vlans Using Virtual Interfaces
  219
- Configuring Appletalk Cable Vlans
  225
- Configuration Guidelines
  225
- Configuration Example
  226
- Configuring Protocol Vlans with Dynamic Ports
  228
- Aging of Dynamic Ports
  228
- Configuration Guidelines
  228
- Configuring an IP, IPX, or Appletalk Protocol VLAN with Dynamic Ports
  228
- Configuring an IP Sub-Net VLAN with Dynamic Ports
  229
- Configuring an Ipx Network Vlan with Dynamic Ports
  229
- Configuring Uplink Ports Within a Port-Based VLAN
  230
- Configuring the same IP Sub-Net Address on Multiple Port-Based Vlans
  230
- Configuring Vlan Groups and Virtual Interface Groups
  234
- Configuring Avlan Group
  234
- Configuring a Virtual Interface Group
  235
- Displaying the Vlan Group and Virtual Interface Group Information
  236
- Allocating Memory for more Vlans or Virtual Interfaces
  236
- Configuring Super Aggregated Vlans
  238
- Configuring Aggregated Vlans
  240
- Complete Cli Examples
  242
- Configuring Private Vlans
  245
- Implementation Notes
  246
- Configuring a Private Vlan
  246
- Enabling Broadcast or Unknown Unicast Traffic to the Private Vlan
  248
- Cli Example for Figure 7.18
  249
- Dual-Mode VLAN Ports
  250
- Configuring Vlans Using the Web Management Interface
  251
- Configuring a Port-Based VLAN
  251
- Configuring a Protocol-Based VLAN
  252
- Configuring an IP Sub-Net VLAN
  253
- Configuring an Ipx Network Vlan
  255
- Configuring an Appletalk Cable VLAN
  256
- Displaying Vlan Information
  257
- Displaying System-Wide VLAN Information
  257
- Displaying Vlan Information for Specific Ports
  258
- Application Examples
  260
Chapter 8 Configuringgarp Vlan Registrationprotocol(Gvrp)................ 8-1 Application Examples .............................................................................................................................8-1

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- Dynamic Core and Dynamic Edge
  262
- Fixed Core and Dynamic Edge
  263
- Fixed Core and Fixed Edge
  263
- Vlan Names
  263
- Configuration Considerations
  263
- Configuring Gvrp
  264
- Changing the Gvrp Base Vlan ID
  264
- Increasing the Maximum Configurable Value of the Leaveall Timer
  265
- Enabling Gvrp
  265
- Disabling Vlan Advertising
  265
- Disabling Vlan Learning
  266
- Changing the Gvrp Timers
  266
- Converting Avlan Created by Gvrp into a Statically -Configured Vlan
  267
- Displaying Gvrp Information
  268
- Displaying Gvrp Configuration Information
  268
- Displaying Gvrp Vlan Information
  271
- Displaying Gvrp Statistics
  273
- Displaying Gvrp Diagnostic Information
  275
- Clearing Gvrp Statistics
  275
- Cli Examples
  275
- Dynamic Core and Fixed Edge
  275
- Dynamic Core and Dynamic Edge
  276
- Fixed Core and Dynamic Edge
  277
- Fixed Core and Fixed Edge
  277
Chapter 9 Readingciscodiscoveryprotocol(Cdp) Packets...........................9-1 Enabling Interception of Cdp Packets ...............................................................................................9-1

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- Displaying Cdp Information
  278
- Displaying Neighbors
  279
- Displaying Cdp Entries
  280
- Displaying Cdp Statistics
  280
- Clearing Cdp Information
  280
- Determining the Softwarev
  282
- Determining the Boot Image Version Running on the Device
  283
Chapter 10 Updatingsoftwareimagesandconfigurationfiles.......................10-1 Determining the Software Versions Installed Andrunning Onadevice.......................................10-1

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Appendix A Using Syslog

298
- Overview
  298
- Displaying Syslog Messages
  299
Appendix B Hardware Specifications

330
- System Architecture
  333
- Physical View
  333
- Slot and Port Numbers
  334
- Ac Power Connector
  334
- Fans
  334
- Leds
  335
- Ports
  335
- Temperature Sensor
  336
- Reset Button
  336
- Physical Dimensions
  337
- Operating Environment
  337
- Storage Environment
  337
- Electromagnetic Emissions
  337
- Immunity
  337
- Safety Agency Approvals
  337
- Laser
  337
Appendix C Software Specifications

338
- Standards Compliance
  338
- Rfc Support
  339
- Internet Drafts
  341

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