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HP ProCurve 6208M-SX Installation And Getting Started Manual (260 pages)
Hewlett-Packard Switch User Manual
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 11 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
14
Organization of Product Documentation
4
Safety and Emc Regulatory Statements
6
Safety Information
6
Informations Concernant la Sécurité
7
Hinweise zur Sicherheit
7
Onsiderazioni Sulla Sicurezza
8
Consideraciones sobre Seguridad
9
Safety Information (Japan)
10
Safety Information (China)
11
Lasers
11
Emc Regulatory Statements
12
U.s.a
12
Canada
12
Australia/New Zealand
12
Japan
12
Korea
12
Table of Contents
14
Getting Started
22
Introduction
22
Audience
22
Nomenclature
22
Terminology
23
Related Publications
23
Installation and Getting Started Guide
23
What's New in this Edition
24
Support and Warranty Information
26
Installation
28
Unpacking a System
28
General Requirements
28
Package Contents
28
Installation Procedures
29
Summary
29
Installation Precautions
30
Preparing the Installation Site
31
Cabling Infrastructure
31
Installation Location
31
Installing (or Removing) Optional Modules (Chassis Devices Only)
31
Installing Modules
31
Removing Modules
32
Determining Power Supply
33
Installing (or Removing) Redundant Power Supplies (Chassis Devices Only)
33
Installing Power Supplies
33
Removing Power Supplies
34
Verifying Proper Operation
35
5. Attaching a PC or Terminal
36
Attaching a PC or Terminal Using a Serial Port
36
Attaching a PC or Terminal Using a Direct LAN Connection
37
Assigning a Permanentp
39
How to Assign a Password
39
Assign a Permanent Ip Address
40
Routing Switches
40
Switches
41
Mounting the Device
42
Desktop Installation
42
Installation
42
Rack Mount Installation - Chassis Devices
42
Installation
44
Connecting Power to the Device
44
10. Connecting Network Devices
44
Connectors
45
Connecting to Others
46
Connecting to Workstations
47
Troubleshooting Network Connections
47
11. Verifying Proper Connections
47
Pinging an Ip Address
47
Logging on through the Cli
48
Tracing a Route
48
12. Managing the Device
48
Logging
49
Logging on through the Web Management Interface
50
Swapping Modules
52
14. Next Steps
56
Evice
58
Securing Access Methods
59
Restricting Remote Access to Management Functions
60
Set up Local User Accounts
60
Using Acls to Restrict Remote Access
60
Using Acls to Restrict SNMP Access
61
Using an ACL to Restrict Telnet Access
61
Using an ACL to Restrict Web Management Access
61
Restricting Remote Access to the Device to Specific IP Addresses
62
Restricting Remote Access to the Device to Specific Vlan Ids
63
Disable Telnet Access
64
Disabling Specific Access Methods
64
Setting a Telnet Password
65
Setting Passwords
65
Setting Passwords for Management Privilege Levels
66
Recovering from a Lost Password
67
Configuring a Local User Account
68
Disabling Password Encryption
68
Setting up Local User Accounts
68
Establishing Snmp Community Strings
70
Adding an Snmp Community String
71
Encryption of Snmp Community Strings
71
Displaying the Snmp Community Strings
72
Configuring TACACS/TACACS+ Security
73
How TACACS+ Differs from TACACS
74
TACACS/TACACS+ Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
74
TACACS/TACACS+ Configuration Considerations
77
Identifying the TACACS/TACACS+ Servers
78
Setting Optional TACACS/TACACS+ Parameters
78
Configuring Authentication-Method Lists for TACACS/TACACS
79
Configuring TACACS+ Authorization
81
Configuring TACACS+ Accounting
82
Configuring an Interface as the Source for All TACACS/TACACS+ Packets
83
Displaying TACACS/TACACS+ Statistics and Configuration Information
83
Configuring Radius Security
88
RADIUS Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
88
Radius Configuration Considerations
91
Radius Configuration Procedure
91
Configuring Authentication-Method Lists for RADIUS
93
Setting Radius Parameters
93
Configuring Radius Accounting
95
Configuring Radius Authorization
95
Configuring an Interface as the Source for All RADIUS Packets
96
Displaying Radius Configuration Information
97
Configuring Authentication-Method Lists
101
Configuration Considerations for Authentication-Method Lists
102
Examples of Authentication-Method Lists
102
Configuring Secure Shell
106
Configuring RSA Challenge-Response Authentication
107
Generating a Host RSA Key Pair
107
Setting the Host Name and Domain Name
107
Enabling RSA Challenge-Response Authentication
109
Setting Optional Parameters
109
Deactivating User Authentication
110
Enabling Empty Password Logins
110
Setting the Number of Ssh Authentication Retries
110
Configure SSH
111
Designating an Interface as the Source for All SSH Packets
111
Setting the SSH Login Timeout Value
111
Setting the SSH Port Number
111
Viewing Ssh Connection
112
Sample Ssh Configuration
113
Using Secure Copy
114
Using Redundantm
116
Configuration Considerations
117
Management Sessions
117
Switchover
117
Temperature Sensor
117
Configuring the Redundant
118
Installing Redundantm
118
Mac Address Changes
118
Syslog and Snmp Traps
118
Specifying the Default Active Module
120
Determining Redundant
122
Displaying Switchoverm
124
File Synchronizationb
125
Displaying the Synchronization
126
Immediately Synchronizing
127
Automating Synchronization of
129
Switching over to the Standby
130
Displaying the Temperature
131
Temperature Sensor
131
Changing Temperaturew
133
Displaying Temperature Messages
133
Changing the Chassisp
134
Configuration Files
136
Downloading and Uploading a
136
Updating Software
136
Changing the Block Size for Tftp File Transfers
137
Updating Boot Code
138
Loading and Saving Configuration Files
140
Replacing the Running
140
Replacing the Startup Configuration with the Running Configuration
140
Logging Changes to the Copying a Configuration
141
Logging Changes to the Startup-Config File
141
Maximum File Sizes for Diagnostic Errorc
142
Maximum File Sizes for Startup-Config File and Running-Config
142
Diagnostic Error Codes and Remedies for TFTP Transfers
143
Saving or Erasing Image and Configuration Files
144
Saving or Erasing Image and Scheduling a System Reload
144
Canceling a Scheduled Reload
145
Displaying the Amount of
145
Reloading after a Specific Amount of Time
145
Reloading at a Specific Time
145
Flash Images
148
Software Feature Summary
148
Software Overview
148
Determining the Flashv
149
Feature List
150
Access and Managementf
153
Secure Shell
153
Secure Shell (SSH)
153
Management Interfaces
154
Multiple Levels of Access Control
156
Access Control Lists
157
Dynamic Configuration
157
Protection against Denial of Service (Dos) Attacks
157
Scheduled System Reload
157
Soft Reboot
157
Showing System Defaults
153
Access Control Lists (Acls)
157
Soft Reboot (Reboot Flash Image Without Resetting the System)
157
Domain Name Server (DNS) Resolver
158
Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
158
Telnet
158
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
158
Remote Monitoring
159
Snmpv2C Support
159
Syslog Logging
159
Bandwidth Management
160
Ping and Trace-Route Facilities
160
Port Mirroring
160
Quality of Service (Qos)
160
Configurable Bandwidth Percentages
161
Ip Type of Service (Tos) M
161
Layer 2 Switching Features
161
Q Priority Mapping
161
Queue Assignment by Traffic Type
161
Selectable Queuing Method (Strict or Weighted)
161
MAC Switching
162
Standard Spanning Tree Protocol
162
Standard Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
162
Static Mac Entries
162
Stp Enhancements
163
Trunk Groups
163
Port-Based Virtual Lans (Vlans)
163
Address-Lock Filters
164
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Assist
164
Mac Filters
164
Ip Multicast Containment
165
Layer 3 Switching Features
165
Protocol-Based Virtual Lans (Vlans)
165
Layer 3 Routing Features
166
Multi-Netting
166
Multiple Ip Sub - Nets Per
166
Multiple Ipx Frame Type
166
Multi -Port Subnets
166
Multi-Port Subnets (Integrated Switch-Routing)
166
Ip/Rip Routing
167
Layer 2 Switch
167
Layer 3 Switch
167
Border Gateway Protocol
168
IP Access and Qos Filters
168
Ip Route Filters
168
Policy-Based Routing
168
Policy-Based Routing (PBR)
168
Ipx Forward Filters
169
Ipx Routing
169
IPX/RIP and IPX/SAP Filters
169
Network Address Translation (NAT)
169
Appletalk Routing
170
Appletalk Zone and Network Filters
170
Ip Multicast Routing
170
Redistribution Filters
170
IP Multicast Routing (PIM and DVMRP)
170
Redundancy Features
171
Tcp/Udp Access Policies
171
User Datagram Protocol (UDP) Helper
171
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
171
Server Redundancy Protocol (SRP)
172
Vrrp Extended
172
Chassis Devices
174
Chassis Modules
174
Hardware Overview
174
Chassis Architecture
178
Fixed -Port Switch Hp 6208M-Sx
178
System Architecture
178
Connector
180
Physical View
180
Ac Power Connector
181
Slot and Port Numbers
181
Ac Power Supply
184
Reset Button
185
Standard and Redundant Power Options
185
Configuring Basic Features
186
Using the Web Management Interface for Basic Configuration Changes
187
Configuring Basic System Parameters
188
Entering System Administration Information
188
Configuring Simple Network Management (SNMP) Parameters
190
Configuring an Interface as the Source for All Telnet Packets
194
Specifying a Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) Server
195
Setting the System Clock
197
Configuring the Syslog Service
199
Syslog Overview
199
Displaying the Syslog Configuration
202
Changing the Default Gigabit Negotiation Mode
204
Limiting Broadcast, Multicast, or Unknown-Unicast Rates
205
Configuring Cli Banners
206
Displaying a Message on the Console When an Incoming Telnet Session Is Detected
207
Setting a Message of the Day Banner
207
Setting a Privileged EXEC CLI Level Banner
207
Configuring Basic Port Parameters
208
Assigning a Port Name
209
Modifying Port Speed
210
Disabling or Re-Enabling a Port
211
Modifying Port Mode
211
Disabling or Re-Enabling Flow Control
212
Changing the 802.3X Gigabit Negotiation Mode
213
Configuring Basic Layer 2 Parameters
214
Enabling/Disabling Layer 2 Switching
214
Modifying Port Priority (Qos)
214
Changing the Mac Age Time
215
Configuring Static Mac Entries
216
Enabling Port-Based Vlans
217
Assigning IEEE 802.1Q Tagging to a Port
218
Configuring Trunk Groups
219
Trunk Group Connectivity to a Server
219
Trunk Group Rules
220
Additional Trunk Group Rules for Gigabit Ethernet Modules on Chassis Devices
223
Trunk Group Load Sharing
223
Modifying Trunk Group Membership
228
Deleting a Trunk Group
230
Displaying Trunk Group Configuration Information
230
Defining MAC Address Filters
236
Index-
236
Enabling Logging of Packets Denied by MAC Filters
239
Defining Broadcast and Multicast Filters
240
Configuring a Layer 2 Multicast Filter
241
Enabling or Disabling Routing Protocols
242
Locking a Port to Restrict Addresses
242
Displaying and Modifying System Parameter Default Settings
243
Assigning a Mirror Port and Monitor Ports
246
Displaying the Current Mirror and Monitor Port Configuration
247
Electrical Specifications
248
Hardware Specifications
248
Operating Environment
248
Physical Specifications
248
Electromagnetic Emissions
249
Laser
249
Safety Agency Approvals
249
Storage Environment
249
Software Specifications
250
Standards Compliance
250
Rfc Support
251
Internet Drafts
253
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HP ProCurve 6208M-SX Read Me First (9 pages)
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Brand:
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Table of Contents
Read Me First
1
Software Updates Are Free!
1
New Software Release 05.2.14
1
Module Installation
2
Getting Started
2
Your Free Ticket to Proactive Networking
2
Accessory Parts List
3
Operating Notes, Troubleshooting, and Errata
3
Configuring Single-Instance Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
4
Web Management Interface Running Slow or Failing to Respond
6
Device will Not Boot up Due to Corrupt Operating System
7
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