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iS5 iSG18GFP User Manual

iS5 iSG18GFP User Manual (465 pages)

Intelligent Flexible Secure Gateway IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613 compliant

Brand: iS5 | Category: Gateway | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Copyright Notice
2
Trademarks
2
Regulatory Compliance Statement
2
Warranty
2
Disclaimer
2
Contact Information
2
Revision History/Approvals
3
Contents

4
- Table of Contents
  4
Introduction

17
- Key Features
  17
Using this Document

18
- Documentation Purpose
  18
- Intended Audience
  18
- Documentation Suite
  18
- Conventions Used
  19
Hardware and Interfaces

20
- Introduction
  20
- Ordering Options of Hardware
  20
- Graphical View of Hardware
  21
  - Front Panel
    21
  - Rear
    22
  - Bottom
    22
  - Side View
    22
- Logical System View
  23
Configuration Environment

23
- Command Line Interface
  23
- Supported Functionalities
  25
- System Default State
  29
- Root Commands
  29
- Root Commands Description
  31
- GCE Commands
  32
- GCE Commands Description
  34
- ACE Commands
  40
- Main Show Commands
  41
  - Gce
    41
  - Ace
    42
System Version and Data Base

44
- Configuration Database
  44
- Os Version
  44
- Running Configuration
  45
- Commands Hierarchy
  45
- Example Upgrade the os from USB
  46
- Example Upgrade the os from SFTP
  47
- Example Export Db and Logs
  48
- Example Handling Db Files on Flash
  48
- Example Import Db from TFTP
  48
- Safe Mode
  49
Port Interfaces

57
- Port Addressing
  57
- Graphical View of System Interfaces
  57
- A Logical View of Ports
  58
- Enabling Ports
  59
- ACE Ports
  59
  - Default State
    59
  - Vlan Assignment
    60
- Ports FE 0/9-0/16
  60
- POE Ports
  61
  - Power Management of POE
    61
  - Modes of POE
    62
  - POE Command Hierarchy
    63
  - POE Commands Description
    63
- Controlling Ports
  64
  - Storm Control
    64
  - Rate Limit Output
    64
- Ports Command Hierarchy
  64
- Port Commands Description
  65
  - Port Configuration Example
    68
  - Configuration Output Example
    68
Login and Management

69
- Login Authentication Hierarchy
  69
- Login Authentication Commands Description
  71
- Examples
  73
- Privilege Level
  74
  - Commands Description
    74
- Serial Console Port
  75
  - Connecting to the Console Port
    75
  - CLI Console Commands
    76
- Management
  76
  - Default State
    77
  - Commands Hierarchy
    77
  - Commands Description
    78
  - Example
    79
- System Alias
  81
- CLI Pagination
  81
- MAC-Address Table (FDB)
  82
  - Port Mac Learning and Limit
    82
  - Commands Hierarchy
    82
  - Configuration Example
    83
- IP ARP Table
  83
  - Commands Hierarchy
    83
  - Commands Description
    84
  - Configuration Example
    84
Vlan

86
- Vlans of System Usage
  86
- VLAN Range of NMS Usage
  86
- VLAN Configuration Guidelines
  86
  - VLAN Default State
    87
  - Vlan Ports
    87
  - Enabling VLAN
    88
  - Vlan Command Hirarchy
    88
  - Configuration Example
    89
IP Interfaces

91
- GCE IP Interfaces
  91
  - Commands Hierarchy
    91
  - Commands Description
    92
  - Default State
    93
  - Configuration Examples
    93
  - Static & Dynamic Switch Default IP Address Assignment
    94
- ACE IP Interfaces
  96
Diagnostic

98
- System Environment
  98
  - Environment Command Hierarchy
    98
  - Environment Commands Description
    99
- Rmon
  100
  - Commands Hierarchy
    100
  - Commands Description
    100
  - Example
    101
- System Logs Export
  101
  - Commands Hierarchy
    101
  - Commands Description
    102
- Capture Ethernet Service Traffic
  102
  - Commands Hierarchy
    102
  - Commands Description
    103
  - Example
    103
- DDM
  105
  - Commands Hierarchy
    105
  - Commands Description
    105
  - Example
    106
- Debugging
  108
  - Commands Hierarchy
    108
  - Commands Description
    109
- Syslog
  110
  - The Priority Indicator
    110
  - GCE Message Format
    111
  - ACE Message Format
    112
  - Commands Hierarchy
    121
  - Commands Description
    122
  - Configuration Example
    124
  - Output Example
    125
- Alarm Relay
  126
  - ALARM Interface
    126
  - Supported Alarms
    127
  - Default State
    127
  - Commands Hierarchy
    128
  - Commands Description
    128
- Monitor Session
  130
  - Commands Hierarchy
    130
  - Commands Description
    131
  - Example
    131
Snmp

131
- Supported Traps
  131
- SNMP Command Hierarchy
  131
- SNMP Command Description
  133
- Example
  139
Clock and Time

139
- Local Clock
  139
  - Commands Hierarchy
    139
  - Commands Description
    140
  - Example
    140
- Sntp
  140
  - SNTP Command Hierarchy
    140
  - SNTP Commands Descriptions
    142
  - Example
    147
Ssh

148
- SSH Command Hierarchy
  148
- SSH Commands Descriptions
  148
Dhcp

150
- DHCP Client and Snooping Commands Hierarchy
  150
DHCP Server

151
- DHCP Server Commands Hierarchy
  151
- DHCP Relay Commands Description
  152
  - Example
    153
DHCP Relay

157
- DHCP Relay Command Hierarchy
  157
- DHCP Relay Commands Description
  157
- Example
  161
Radius

163
- RADIUS Command Hierarchy
  163
- RADIUS Commands Descriptions
  163
- Example
  165
Tacacs

166
- Default Configurations
  166
- TACACS Command Hierarchy
  166
- TACACS Commands Descriptions
  167
- Configuration Example
  168
169
- 802.1X Commands Hierarchy
  169
- 802.1X Commands Descriptions
  170
- Examples
  175
IGMP Snooping

176
- IGS Commands Hierarchy
  176
- IGS Commands Descriptions
  176
- Example
  179
Acls

181
- ACL Flow Validation at a Port
  181
- ACL Commands Hierarchy
  183
- ACL Commands Descriptions
  184
- Configuration Example
  190
- Flow Example
  192
  - Test 1
    192
  - Test 2
    193
  - Test 3
    194
  - Test 4
    195
  - Test 5
    196
Qos

197
- QOS Commands Hierarchy
  197
- QOS Commands Descriptions
  199
- Port Based Assignment of Priority
  207
- Setting a Scheduling Algorithms
  207
- Traffic Filtering at Ingress
  208
- Setting a Shaper Per Egress Port
  208
- Map 802.1P to COS
  208
- Set VPT or DSCP
  209
Link Aggregation

211
- LAG Command Hierarchy
  214
- LAG Commands Descriptions
  215
- Example
  217
Stp

219
- STP Description
  220
- Bridge ID and Switch Priority
  221
- Election of the Root Switch
  221
  - Default State
    221
- STP Hierarchy
  222
- Commands Descriptions
  222
Rstp/Mstp

228
- RSTP Description
  228
- Port States
  228
- Port Roles
  228
- Rapid Convergence
  229
- Proposal Agreement Sequence
  229
- Topology Change and Topology Change Detection
  230
  - Default Configurations
    230
- Setting Spanning Tree Compatibility to STP
  231
- Configuring Spanning Tree Path Cost
  233
- Configuring Spanning Tree Port Priority
  236
- Configuring Spanning Tree Link Type
  238
  - Configuring Spanning Tree Portfast
    240
  - Configuring Spanning Tree Timers
    241
Enhanced RSTP

241
- Method of Operation
  241
- Enhanced RSTP Command Hierarchy
  244
- Commands Descriptions
  244
Lldp

245
- LLDP Commands Hierarchy
  245
- LLDP Commands Descriptions
  246
- Example 1
  257
  - Show LLDP
    258
- Example 2
  260
  - Show LLDP
    261
Ospf

262
- OSPF GCE Commands Hierarchy
  262
- OSPF GCE Commands Descriptions
  264
- OSPF ACE Commands Hierarchy
  280
- OSPF ACE Commands Descriptions
  281
- OSPF Setup Example
  282
Vrrp

286
- RIP Commands Hierarchy
  286
- VRRP Commands Descriptions
  287
- Example
  287
Ripv2

290
- GCE RIP Commands Hierarchy
  290
- GCE RIP Commands Descriptions
  290
- ACE RIP Commands Hierarchy
  292
- ACE RIP Commands Descriptions
  293
- Example
  294
Oam Cfm

297
- CFM Command Hierarchy
  298
- CFM Commands Descriptions
  299
Erps

306
- ERPS Commands Hierarchy
  306
- ERPS Commands Descriptions
  308
- ERP Setup Example
  323
Serial Ports and Services

335
- Serial Interfaces
  336
- Services Configuration Structure
  336
- Serial Commands Hierarchy
  337
- Serial Commands Description
  338
- Declaration of Ports
  343
- Default State
  343
- System Default VLAN 4093
  343
- Serial Default VLAN 4092
  343
- RS- 232 Port Pin Assignment
  345
- RS- 232 Serial Cable
  346
- Led States
  346
Transparent Serial Tunneling

347
- Concept of Operation
  347
- Supported Network Topologies
  348
  - Point to Point
    348
  - Point to Multipoint Point
    349
  - Multi Point to Multipoint Point
    350
- Modes of Operation
  350
  - Port Mode of Operation
    350
  - Service Buffer Mode
    351
  - Byte
    351
- Addressing Aware Modes
  351
  - Non Aware Mode
    351
  - Aware Mode
    352
- Reference Drawing
  353
- Serial Traffic Direction
  354
  - Serial Ports Counters
    354
- Allowed Latency
  354
- Tx Delay
  354
- Bus Idle Time
  355
  - Byte Mode
    355
  - Frame Mode
    355
- Bits for Sync
  356
  - Bits-For-Sync1
    356
  - Bits-For-Sync2
    356
- RS-232 Control Lines
  357
  - Modes of Operation
    358
- Example Serial Tunneling
  362
Terminal Server

364
- Terminal Server Service
  364
- Terminal Server Commands Hierarchy
  365
- Terminal Server Commands
  366
- Example Local Service
  370
- Example Networking
  373
Modbus Gateway

375
- Implementation
  375
- Modbus Gateway Commands Hierarchy
  375
- Modbus Gateway Commands Description
  376
- Example
  377
DNP3 Gateway

380
- Example
  380
Protocol Gateway IEC 101 to IEC 104

382
- Modes of Operation
  382
- IEC101/104 Gateway Properties IEC 101
  383
- IEC101/104 Gateway Configuration
  384
- Gateway 101/104 Configuration Flow
  385
- Gateway 101/104 Commands Hierarchy
  386
- Gateway 101/104 Commands
  387
- Example Gateway 101/104
  389
Vpn

392
- Background
  392
- Modes Supported
  392
  - Layer 2 VPN
    392
  - Layer 3 DM-VPN
    393
- L2-VPN Commands Hierarchy
  393
- L2-VPN Commands
  393
- L3 DM-VPN Commands Hierarchy
  394
- L3 Ipsec-VPN Commands Hierarchy
  395
Ipsec

396
- Applications
  396
- Authentication Header (AH)
  396
- Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)
  396
- Security Associations
  396
- Isakmp
  396
- Ike
  397
  - ISAKMP Phase 1
    397
  - ISAKMP Phase 2
    403
- Ipsec Command Association
  404
- Ipsec Commands Hierarchy
  405
- Ipsec Commands
  406
  - Ipsec Defaults
    410
GPRS/UMTS Interface

411
- Overview
  411
- Hardware
  411
- Method of Operation
  412
  - SIM Card State
    412
  - Backup and Redundancy
    414
- GPRS/UMTS Commands Hierarchy
  417
- GPRS/UMTS Commands Description
  418
- Default State
  420
- Led States
  420
- Example for Retrieving the IMEI
  421
- Example for Sim Status
  421
- Example Cellular Watch Dog
  423
Discrete IO Tunneling

426
- Discrete Channel Interfaces
  426
- Hardware
  426
- Services
  427
- Diagnostics and Logic States
  427
- Technical Data
  427
- Discrete IO Tunneling Commands Hierarchy
  428
- Discrete IO Tunneling Commands
  428
VPN Setup Examples

429
- L2 VPN over Layer 3 Cloud
  429
  - Network Drawing
    429
  - Configuration
    429
  - Implementing Ipsec
    432
- L3 Ipsec VPN over Layer 3 Cloud
  433
  - Network Drawing
    433
  - Configuration
    434
- L2 VPN over Cellular Setup
  437
- Testing the Setup
  442
- Gateway 101/104 over L2 Cellular Setup
  443
- Terminal Server and Serial Tunneling over L2 Cellular Setup
  448
- L3 DM-VPN over Cellular Setup
  453
  - Network Drawing
    454
  - Configuration
    454
  - Testing the Setup
    457
  - Adding a Terminal Server Service
    458
  - Adding a Transparent Serial Tunneling Service
    458
Application Aware Firewall

460
- Firewall Service Flow
  460
- Firewall Flow Illustration
  460
- Supported Hardware
  461
- Configuration
  461
- Example
  462
- Firewall Commands Hierarchy
  464
- Firewall Commands
  464

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