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Lenovo RackSwitch G8264CS Application Manual (634 pages)

Brand: Lenovo | Category: Switch | Size: 6.43 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface
21
Who Should Use this Guide
22
What You'll Find in this Guide
23
Additional References
27
Typographic Conventions
28
Part 1: Getting Started
29
Chapter 1. Switch Administration

31
- Administration Interfaces
  32
- Command Line Interface
  32
- Establishing a Connection
  33
- Using the Switch Management Ports
  33
- Using the Switch Data Ports
  34
- Using Telnet
  35
- Using Secure Shell
  35
- Using SSH with Password Authentication
  36
- Using SSH with Public Key Authentication
  37
- Using a Web Browser
  38
- Configuring HTTP Access to the BBI
  38
- Configuring HTTPS Access to the BBI
  38
- Browser-Based Interface Summary
  39
- Using Simple Network Management Protocol
  40
- BOOTP/DHCP Client IP Address Services
  41
- DHCP Host Name Configuration
  41
- DHCP SYSLOG Server
  42
- Global BOOTP Relay Agent Configuration
  42
- Domain-Specific BOOTP Relay Agent Configuration
  43
- DHCP Option 82
  43
- DHCP Snooping
  43
- Easy Connect Wizard
  45
- Configuring the Easy Connect Wizard
  45
- Basic System Mode Configuration Example
  46
- Transparent Mode Configuration Example
  46
- Redundant Mode Configuration Example
  47
- Switch Login Levels
  49
- Setup Vs. the Command Line
  51
- Idle Disconnect
  52
- Boot Strict Mode
  53
- Acceptable Cipher Suites
  56
- Configuring Strict Mode
  57
- Configuring No-Prompt Mode
  57
- SSL/TLS Version Limitation
  57
- Limitations
  57
Chapter 2. Initial Setup

59
- Information Needed for Setup
  60
- Default Setup Options
  61
- Stopping and Restarting Setup Manually
  62
- Stopping Setup
  62
- Restarting Setup
  62
- Setup Part 1: Basic System Configuration
  63
- Setup Part 2: Port Configuration
  65
- Setup Part 3: Vlans
  67
- Setup Part 4: IP Configuration
  68
- IP Interfaces
  68
- Loopback Interfaces
  69
- Using Loopback Interfaces for Source IP Addresses
  69
- Loopback Interface Limitations
  70
- Default Gateways
  70
- IP Routing
  70
- Setup Part 5: Final Steps
  72
- Optional Setup for Telnet Support
  73
Chapter 3. Switch Software Management

75
- Loading New Software to Your Switch
  76
- Loading Software Via the ISCLI
  76
- Loading Software Via BBI
  77
- USB Options
  78
- USB Boot
  78
- USB Copy
  79
- The Boot Management Menu
  80
- Recovering from a Failed Software Upgrade
  80
- Recovering from a Failed Boot Image
  83
- Part 2: Securing the Switch
  85
Chapter 4. Securing Administration

87
Chapter 5. Authentication & Authorization Protocols

97
Chapter 6. 802.1X Port-Based Network Access Control

109
- Extensible Authentication Protocol over LAN
  110
- Eapol Authentication Process
  111
- Eapol Message Exchange
  112
- Eapol Port States
  113
- Guest VLAN
  113
- Supported RADIUS Attributes
  114
- Eapol Configuration Guidelines
  116
Chapter 7. Access Control Lists

117
- Summary of Packet Classifiers
  118
- Summary of ACL Actions
  119
- Assigning Individual Acls to a Port
  120
- ACL Order of Precedence
  120
- ACL Metering and Re-Marking
  120
- Metering
  121
- Re-Marking
  121
- ACL Port Mirroring
  122
- Viewing ACL Statistics
  122
- ACL Logging
  123
- Enabling ACL Logging
  123
- Logged Information
  123
- Rate Limiting Behavior
  124
- Log Interval
  124
- ACL Logging Limitations
  124
- ACL Configuration Examples
  125
- ACL Example 1
  125
- ACL Example 2
  125
- ACL Example 3
  126
- ACL Example 4
  126
- ACL Example 5
  126
- ACL Example 6
  127
- VLAN Maps
  128
- Using Storm Control Filters
  130
- Part 3: Switch Basics
  131
Chapter 8. Vlans

133
- Vlans Overview
  134
- Vlans and Port VLAN ID Numbers
  134
- VLAN Numbers
  134
- Pvid/Native VLAN Numbers
  135
- VLAN Tagging/Trunk Mode
  136
- Ingress VLAN Tagging
  139
- Limitations
  140
- VLAN Topologies and Design Considerations
  141
- Multiple Vlans with Tagging/Trunk Mode Adapters
  141
- VLAN Configuration Example
  144
- Protocol-Based Vlans
  145
- Port-Based Vs. Protocol-Based Vlans
  145
- PVLAN Priority Levels
  146
- PVLAN Tagging/Trunk Mode
  146
- PVLAN Configuration Guidelines
  146
- Configuring PVLAN
  147
- Private Vlans
  148
- Private VLAN Ports
  148
- Configuration Guidelines
  149
- Configuration Example
  149
Chapter 9. Ports and Link Aggregation

151
- Configuring QSFP+ Ports
  152
- Aggregation Overview
  153
- Static Lags
  154
- Static LAG Requirements
  154
- Static Aggregation Configuration Rules
  154
- Configuring a Static LAG
  155
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol
  157
- Static LACP Lags
  158
- LACP Port Modes
  158
- LACP Individual
  159
- LACP Minimum Links Option
  159
- Configuring LACP
  161
- Configurable LAG Hash Algorithm
  162
Chapter 10. Spanning Tree Protocols

165
- Spanning Tree Protocol Modes
  166
- Global STP Control
  167
- PVRST Mode
  167
- Port States
  168
- Bridge Protocol Data Units
  168
- How BPDU Works
  168
- Determining the Path for Forwarding Bpdus
  168
- Simple STP Configuration
  170
- Per-VLAN Spanning Tree Groups
  172
- Using Multiple Stgs to Eliminate False Loops
  172
- Vlans and STG Assignment
  173
- Manually Assigning Stgs
  174
- Guidelines for Creating Vlans
  174
- Rules for VLAN Tagged/Trunk Mode Ports
  174
- Adding and Removing Ports from Stgs
  175
- The Switch-Centric Model
  176
- Configuring Multiple Stgs
  177
- Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  179
- Port States
  179
- RSTP Configuration Guidelines
  179
- RSTP Configuration Example
  180
- Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
  181
- MSTP Region
  181
- Common Internal Spanning Tree
  181
- MSTP Configuration Guidelines
  182
- MSTP Configuration Examples
  182
- MSTP Example 1
  182
- MSTP Example 2
  183
- Port Type and Link Type
  185
- Edge/Portfast Port
  185
- Link Type
  185
Chapter 11. Virtual Link Aggregation Groups

187
- VLAG Capacities
  190
- Vlags Versus Port Lags
  190
- Configuring Vlags
  192
- Basic VLAG Configuration
  193
- Configuring the ISL
  193
- Configuring the VLAG
  194
- VLAG Configuration - Vlans Mapped to MSTI
  196
- Vlags with VRRP
  200
- Task 1: Configure VLAG Peer 1
  200
- Task 2: Configure VLAG Peer 2
  203
- Two-Tier Vlags with VRRP
  206
- Vlag Peer Gateway
  207
- Configuring Vlags in Multiple Layers
  207
- Task 1: Configure Layer 2/3 Border Switches
  208
- Task 2: Configure Switches in the Layer 2 Region
  208
- VLAG with PIM
  210
- Traffic Forwarding
  210
- Health Check
  211
Chapter 12. Quality of Service

213
- Qos Overview
  214
- Using ACL Filters
  215
- Summary of ACL Actions
  215
- ACL Metering and Re-Marking
  216
- Metering
  216
- Re-Marking
  216
- Using DSCP Values to Provide Qos
  217
- Differentiated Services Concepts
  217
- Per Hop Behavior
  219
- Qos Levels
  220
- DSCP Re-Marking and Mapping
  220
- DSCP Re-Marking Configuration Examples
  221
- DSCP Re-Marking Configuration Example 1
  221
- DSCP Re-Marking Configuration Example 2
  221
- Using 802.1P Priority to Provide Qos
  223
- Queuing and Scheduling
  224
- Control Plane Protection
  224
- WRED with ECN
  225
- How WRED/ECN Work Together
  225
- Configuring WRED/ECN
  226
- WRED/ECN Configuration Example
  227
- Configure Global Profile for WRED
  227
- Configure Port-Level Profile for WRED
  227
- Configure Global Profile for ECN
  228
- Configure Port-Level Profile for ECN
  229
- Verify WRED/ECN
  229
- Part 4: Advanced Switching Features
  231
Chapter 13. Virtualization

233
Chapter 14. Virtual Nics

235
- Defining Server Ports
  236
- Enabling the Vnic Feature
  236
- Vnic Ids
  237
- Vnic Ids on the Switch
  237
- Vnic Interface Names on the Server
  237
- Vnic Bandwidth Metering
  238
- Vnic Uplink Modes
  239
- LACP Lags
  241
- Vnic Groups
  242
- Vnic Groups in Dedicated Mode
  243
- Vnic Groups in Shared Mode
  243
- Vnic Teaming Failover
  245
- Vnic Configuration Example
  247
- Basic Vnic Configuration
  247
- Vnics for Iscsi on Emulex Endeavor 2
  250
Chapter 15. Stacking

251
- Stacking Overview
  252
- Stacking Requirements
  252
- Stacking Limitations
  253
- Stack Membership
  254
- The Master Switch
  254
- Splitting and Merging One Stack
  254
- Merging Independent Stacks
  255
- Backup Switch Selection
  256
- Master Failover
  256
- Secondary Backup
  256
- Master Recovery
  256
- No Backup
  257
- Stack Member Identification
  257
- Configuring a Stack
  258
- Configuration Overview
  258
- Best Configuration Practices
  258
- Stacking Vlans
  259
- Configuring each Switch for the Stack
  259
- Additional Master Configuration
  261
- Viewing Stack Connections
  261
- Binding Members to the Stack
  262
- Assigning a Stack Backup Switch
  262
- Managing the Stack
  263
- Accessing the Master Switch CLI
  263
- Rebooting Stacked Switches Via the Master
  263
- Upgrading Software in an Existing Stack
  265
- Replacing or Removing Stacked Switches
  267
- Removing a Switch from the Stack
  267
- Installing the New Switch or Healing the Topology
  267
- Binding the New Switch to the Stack
  269
- Performing a Rolling Reload or Upgrade
  269
- Starting a Rolling Reload
  269
- Starting a Rolling Upgrade
  270
- Saving Syslog Messages
  271
- ISCLI Stacking Commands
  273
Chapter 16. Vmready

275
- VE Capacity
  276
- Defining Server Ports
  276
- VM Group Types
  276
- Local VM Groups
  277
- Distributed VM Groups
  280
- VM Profiles
  280
- Initializing a Distributed VM Group
  281
- Assigning Members
  281
- Synchronizing the Configuration
  282
- Removing Member Ves
  282
- Vmcheck
  283
- Virtual Distributed Switch
  285
- Prerequisites
  285
- Guidelines
  285
- Migrating to Vds
  286
- Virtualization Management Servers
  287
- Assigning a Vcenter
  287
- Vcenter Scans
  288
- Deleting the Vcenter
  288
- Exporting Profiles
  289
- Vmware Operational Commands
  289
- Pre-Provisioning Ves
  290
- VLAN Maps
  291
- VM Policy Bandwidth Control
  292
- VM Policy Bandwidth Control Commands
  292
- Bandwidth Policies Vs. Bandwidth Shaping
  293
- Vmready Information Displays
  294
- Local VE Information
  294
- Vcenter Hypervisor Hosts
  295
- Vcenter Ves
  296
- Vcenter VE Details
  296
- Vcenter Switchport Mapping Details
  296
- Vmready Configuration Example
  297
Chapter 17. Fcoe and CEE

299
- Fibre Channel over Ethernet
  300
- The Fcoe Topology
  300
- Fcoe Requirements
  301
- Converged Enhanced Ethernet
  302
- Turning CEE on or off
  302
- Effects on Link Layer Discovery Protocol
  302
- Effects on 802.1P Quality of Service
  303
- Effects on Flow Control
  304
- Fcoe Initialization Protocol Snooping
  305
- Global FIP Snooping Settings
  305
- FIP Snooping for Specific Ports
  305
- Port FCF and Enode Detection
  306
- Fcoe Connection Timeout
  306
- Fcoe ACL Rules
  307
- Fcoe Vlans
  307
- Viewing FIP Snooping Information
  307
- Operational Commands
  308
- FIP Snooping Configuration
  308
- Priority-Based Flow Control
  310
- Global Configuration
  311
- PFC Configuration Example
  312
- Enhanced Transmission Selection
  313
- 802.1P Priority Values
  313
- Priority Groups
  314
- Pgid
  314
- Assigning Priority Values to a Priority Group
  315
- Deleting a Priority Group
  315
- Allocating Bandwidth
  315
- Configuring ETS
  316
- Data Center Bridging Capability Exchange
  320
- DCBX Settings
  320
- Enabling and Disabling DCBX
  321
- Peer Configuration Negotiation
  321
- Configuring DCBX
  322
- Fcoe Example Configuration
  324
Chapter 18. Fibre Channel

327
- Ethernet Vs. Fibre Channel
  328
- Supported Switch Roles
  329
- Fcoe Gateway
  329
- NPV Gateway
  329
- Full-Fabric Fc/Fcoe Switch
  329
- Limitations
  330
- Implementing Fibre Channel
  331
- Port Modes
  331
- Fibre Channel Vlans
  332
- Port Membership
  332
- Switching Mode
  333
- NPV Gateway
  333
- NPV Port Traffic Mapping
  333
- NPV Manual Disruptive Load-Balancing
  334
- Full Fabric Zoning
  334
- Zones
  335
- Zonesets
  336
- Defining Zoning
  336
- Activating a Zoneset
  338
- E_Ports
  338
- Limitations
  339
- Optimized Fcoe Traffic Flow
  340
- Storage Management Initiative Specification (SMI-S)
  341
- Fibre Channel Configuration
  342
- Configuration Guidelines
  342
- Example 1: NPV Gateway
  342
- Example 2: Full Fabric Fc/Fcoe Switch
  343
- Fibre Channel Standard Protocols Supported
  345
Chapter 19. Edge Virtual Bridging

347
- EVB Operations Overview
  348
- VSIDB Synchronization
  348
- VLAN Behavior
  349
- Deleting a VLAN
  349
- Manual Reflective Relay
  349
- EVB Configuration
  350
- Limitations
  352
- Unsupported Features
  352
Chapter 20. Static Multicast ARP

353
- Configuring Static Multicast ARP
  354
- Configuration Example
  354
- Limitations
  356
Chapter 21. Dynamic ARP Inspection

357
- Understanding ARP Spoofing Attacks
  357
- Understanding DAI
  357
- Interface Trust States and Network Security
  358
- DAI Configuration Guidelines and Restrictions
  360
- DAI Configuration Example
  360
- Part 5: IP Routing
  363
Chapter 22. Basic IP Routing

365
- IP Routing Benefits
  366
- Routing between IP Subnets
  366
- Example of Subnet Routing
  367
- Configuration Example
  368
- ECMP Static Routes
  371
- OSPF Integration
  371
- ECMP Route Hashing
  371
- Configuring ECMP Static Routes
  372
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  373
- DHCP Relay Agent
  374
Chapter 23. Internet Protocol Version 6

375
- Ipv6 Limitations
  376
- Ipv6 Address Format
  377
- Ipv6 Address Types
  378
- Unicast Address
  378
- Multicast
  378
- Anycast
  378
- Ipv6 Address Autoconfiguration
  380
- Ipv6 Interfaces
  381
- Neighbor Discovery
  382
- Neighbor Discovery Overview
  382
- Host Vs. Router
  383
- Supported Applications
  384
- Configuration Guidelines
  385
- Ipv6 Configuration Examples
  386
- Ipv6 Example 1
  386
Chapter 24. Ipsec with Ipv6

389
- Ipsec Protocols
  390
- Using Ipsec with the Rackswitch G8264CS
  391
- Setting up Authentication
  391
- Creating an Ikev2 Proposal
  392
- Importing an Ikev2 Digital Certificate
  392
- Generating a Certificate Signing Request
  393
- Generating an Ikev2 Digital Certificate
  396
- Enabling Ikev2 Preshared Key Authentication
  396
- Setting up a Key Policy
  397
- Using a Manual Key Policy
  398
- Using a Dynamic Key Policy
  400
Chapter 25. Routing Information Protocol

401
- Distance Vector Protocol
  402
- Stability
  402
- Routing Updates
  402
- Ripv1
  403
- Ripv2
  403
- Ripv2 in Ripv1 Compatibility Mode
  403
- RIP Features
  404
Chapter 26. Internet Group Management Protocol

407
- IGMP Terms
  408
- How IGMP Works
  409
- IGMP Capacity and Default Values
  410
- IGMP Snooping
  412
- IGMP Querier
  412
- Querier Election
  412
- IGMP Groups
  413
- Igmpv3 Snooping
  413
- IGMP Snooping Configuration Guidelines
  415
- IGMP Snooping Configuration Example
  416
- Advanced Configuration Example: IGMP Snooping
  417
- Prerequisites
  418
- Configuration
  418
- Troubleshooting IGMP Snooping
  422
- IGMP Relay
  425
- Configuration Guidelines
  425
- Configure IGMP Relay
  426
- Advanced Configuration Example: IGMP Relay
  427
- Prerequisites
  427
- Configuration
  428
- Troubleshooting IGMP Relay
  431
- Additional IGMP Features
  434
- Fastleave
  434
- IGMP Filtering
  434
- Configuring the Range
  434
- Configuring the Action
  435
- Configure IGMP Filtering
  435
- Static Multicast Router
  435
Chapter 27. Multicast Listener Discovery

437
- MLD Terms
  438
- How MLD Works
  439
- How Flooding Impacts MLD
  440
- MLD Querier
  440
- Querier Election
  440
- Dynamic Mrouters
  441
- MLD Capacity and Default Values
  442
- Configuring MLD
  443
Chapter 28. Border Gateway Protocol

445
- Internal Routing Versus External Routing
  446
- Route Reflector
  447
- Configuring Route Reflection
  449
- Restrictions
  450
- Forming BGP Peer Routers
  451
- Static Peers
  451
- Dynamic Peers
  452
- Configuring Dynamic Peers
  452
- Removing Dynamic Peers
  452
- Loopback Interfaces
  454
- What Is a Route Map
  454
- Next Hop Peer IP Address
  455
- Incoming and Outgoing Route Maps
  455
- Precedence
  456
- Configuration Overview
  456
- Aggregating Routes
  458
- Redistributing Routes
  458
- BGP Communities
  459
- BGP Attributes
  460
- Local Preference Attribute
  460
- Metric (Multi-Exit Discriminator) Attribute
  460
- Next Hop Attribute
  461
- Selecting Route Paths in BGP
  462
- Equal Cost Multi-Path
  462
- Multipath Relax
  462
- BGP Failover Configuration
  463
- Default Redistribution and Route Aggregation Example
  465

Lenovo RackSwitch G8264CS Cli Command Reference (703 pages)

ISCLI Industry Standard CLI for Lenovo Enterprise Network Operating System 8.4

Brand: Lenovo | Category: Switch | Size: 5.41 MB

Preface
15
Who Should Use this Book
16
How this Book Is Organized
17
Typographic Conventions
18
Chapter 1. ISCLI Basics

21
- ISCLI Command Modes
  22
- Global Commands
  26
- Command Line Interface Shortcuts
  29
- User Access Levels
  30
- Idle Timeout
  31
Chapter 2. Information Commands

33
- System Information
  34
- CLI Display Information
  36
- Error Disable and Recovery Information
  37
- Snmpv3 System Information
  38
- Snmpv3 USM User Table Information
  39
- Snmpv3 View Table Information
  40
- Snmpv3 Access Table Information
  41
- Snmpv3 Group Table Information
  42
- Snmpv3 Target Address Table Information
  43
- Snmpv3 Target Parameters Table Information
  44
- Snmpv3 Dump Information
  45
- General System Information
  46
- Show Specific System Information
  47
- Show Recent Syslog Messages
  48
- User Status
  49
- LDAP Information
  50
- Layer 2 Information
  51
- X Information
  54
- FDB Information
  56
- FDB Multicast Information
  57
- Show All FDB Information
  58
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol Information
  59
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol
  60
- Layer 2 Failover Information
  61
- Hot Links Information
  63
- LLDP Information
  64
- LLDP Remote Device Information
  65
- Unidirectional Link Detection Information
  66
- X Discovery Information
  67
- OAM Discovery Information
  68
- Vlag Information
  69
- Vlag Aggregation Information
  70
- Spanning Tree Information
  71
- RSTP Information
  72
- PVRST Information
  74
- Spanning Tree Bridge Information
  76
- Spanning Tree Root Information
  77
- Multiple Spanning Tree Information
  78
- Link Aggregation Group (LAG) Information
  80
- VLAN Information
  81
- Layer 3 Information
  83
- IP Routing Information
  87
- Show All IP Route Information
  88
- ARP Information
  90
- ARP Address List Information
  91
- Show All ARP Entry Information
  92
- Dynamic ARP Inspection Information
  93
- BGP Information
  94
- BGP Peer Information
  95
- BGP Group Information
  96
- BGP Summary Information
  97
- OSPF Information
  98
- OSPF General Information
  100
- OSPF Loopback Information
  101
- OSPF Database Information
  102
- Ospfv3 Information
  104
- Ospfv3 Information Dump
  106
- Ospfv3 Database Information
  107
- Ospfv3 Route Codes Information
  108
- Routing Information Protocol
  109
- RIP Routes Information
  110
- Ipv6 Routing Information
  111
- Ipv6 Routing Table Information
  112
- Ipv6 Neighbor Cache Information
  113
- Ipv6 Neighbor Discovery Prefix Information
  114
- ECMP Static Route Information
  115
- Igmp Group Information
  119
- Igmp Multicast Router Information
  119
- Vrrp Information
  123
- Interface Information
  125
- Quality of Service Information
  140
- Access Control List Information
  143
- Rmon History Information
  148
- Rmon Alarm Information
  149
- Rmon Event Information
  150
- Link Status Information
  151
- Port Information
  152
- Virtual NIC (Vnic) Information Commands
  165
- Vnic Information
  166
- Vnic Group Information
  167
- EVB Information
  168
- EVB Vsitype Information
  169
- EVB Vms Information
  170
- Converged Enhanced Ethernet Information
  171
- DCBX Information
  172
- DCBX Control Information
  173
- DCBX Feature Information
  174
- DCBX ETS Information
  176
- DCBX PFC Information
  178
- DCBX Application Protocol Information
  179
- ETS Information
  181
- PFC Information
  182
- Fcoe Initialization Protocol Snooping Information
  183
- FIP Snooping Fcoe Forwarder Information
  184
- Fibre Channel Information
  185
- Fabric Login Database Information
  187
- Fabric Configuration Status Database Information
  188
- NPV Traffic Information
  189
- FC Port Information
  190
- Information Dump
  192
Chapter 3. Statistics Commands

193
- Port Statistics
  194
- X Authenticator Statistics
  196
- X Authenticator Diagnostics
  197
- Bootstrap Protocol Relay Statistics
  200
- Bridging Statistics
  201
- Ethernet Statistics
  202
- Interface Statistics
  205
- Interface Protocol Statistics
  208
- RMON Statistics
  209
- Qos Queue Counter‐Based Statistics
  212
- Qos Queue Rate‐Based Statistics
  213
- Multicast Qos Queue Counter‐Based Statistics
  214
- Multicast Qos Queue Rate‐Based Statistics
  215
- Link Aggregation Group (LAG) Statistics
  216
- Layer 2 Statistics
  217
- FDB Statistics
  220
- LACP Statistics
  221
- Hotlinks Statistics
  222
- LLDP Port Statistics
  223
- Spanning Tree Statistics
  224
- Layer 3 Statistics
  228
- Ipv6 Statistics
  235
- Arp Statistics
  242
- Dns Statistics
  243
- Icmp Statistics
  244
- Igmp Statistics
  249
- Ospf Statistics
  254
- Ospf Global Statistics
  255
- Vrrp Statistics
  264
- Routing Information Protocol Statistics
  266
- Dhcp Snooping Statistics
  267
- Management Processor Statistics
  268
- Mp Packet Statistics
  271
- Cpu Statistics
  283
- Qos Statistics
  285
- Acl Statistics
  288
- Snmp Statistics
  289
- Ntp Statistics
  293
- Statistics Dump
  295
Chapter 4. Configuration Commands

297
- Viewing and Saving Changes
  300
- Saving the Configuration
  300
- System Configuration
  301
- System Host Log Configuration
  309
- SSH Server Configuration
  314
- RADIUS Server Configuration
  316
- TACACS+ Server Configuration
  318
- LDAP Server Configuration
  323
- NTP Server Configuration
  330
- System SNMP Configuration
  333
- Snmpv3 Configuration
  336
- User Security Model Configuration
  338
- Snmpv3 View Configuration
  339
- View‐Based Access Control Model Configuration
  340
- Snmpv3 Group Configuration
  341
- Snmpv3 Community Table Configuration
  342
- Snmpv3 Target Address Table Configuration
  343
- Snmpv3 Target Parameters Table Configuration
  344
- Snmpv3 Notify Table Configuration
  345
- System Access Configuration
  346
- Management Network Configuration
  347
- User Access Control Configuration
  349
- System User ID Configuration
  350
- Strong Password Configuration
  351
- HTTPS Access Configuration
  352
- Custom Daylight Saving Time Configuration
  355
- Sflow Configuration
  356
- Sflow Port Configuration
  357
- Server Port Configuration
  358
- Port Configuration
  359
- Port Error Disable and Recovery Configuration
  364
- Port Link Configuration
  365
- Temporarily Disabling a Port
  366
- Unidirectional Link Detection Configuration
  367
- Port OAM Configuration
  368
- Port ACL Configuration
  369
- Port WRED Configuration
  370
- Port WRED Transmit Queue Configuration
  371
- Quality of Service Configuration
  372
- DSCP Configuration
  374
- Control Plane Protection
  375
- Weighted Random Early Detection Configuration
  377
- WRED Transmit Queue Configuration
  378
- Access Control Configuration
  379
- Access Control List Configuration
  380
- ACL Mirroring Configuration
  381
- Ipv4 Filtering Configuration
  383
- TCP/UDP Filtering Configuration
  384
- Packet Format Filtering Configuration
  386
- ACL Metering Configuration
  387
- Acl Group Configuration
  398
- Port Mirroring
  408
- Layer 2 Configuration
  409
- X Global Configuration
  410
- X Guest Vlan Configuration
  412
- X Port Configuration
  413
- Spanning Tree Configuration
  415
- Mstp Configuration
  418
- Forwarding Database Configuration
  427
- Static Fdb Configuration
  429
- Lldp Configuration
  432
- Lldp Port Configuration
  433
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol Configuration
  445
- Lacp Port Configuration
  446
- Layer 2 Failover Configuration
  448
- Failover Trigger Configuration
  448
- Hot Links Configuration
  451
- Vlan Configuration
  455
- Private Vlan Configuration
  458
- Layer 3 Configuration
  460
- IP Interface Configuration
  462
- Ipv6 Neighbor Discovery Configuration
  464
- Default Gateway Configuration
  467
- Ipv4 Static Route Configuration
  468
- IP Multicast Route Configuration
  470
- ARP Configuration
  471
- Dynamic ARP Inspection Configuration
  473
- IP Forwarding Configuration
  474
- Network Filter Configuration
  475
- Routing Map Configuration
  476
- IP Access List Configuration
  479
- Autonomous System Filter Path Configuration
  480
- Routing Information Protocol Configuration
  481
- RIP Interface Configuration
  482
- RIP Route Redistribution Configuration
  484
- Open Shortest Path First Configuration
  485
- Area Index Configuration
  486
- OSPF Summary Range Configuration
  488
- OSPF Interface Configuration
  489
- OSPF Virtual Link Configuration
  491
- OSPF Host Entry Configuration
  493
- OSPF Route Redistribution Configuration
  494
- Open Shortest Path First Version 3 Configuration
  495
- Ospfv3 Area Index Configuration
  497
- Ospfv3 Summary Range Configuration
  500
- Ospfv3 As‐External Range Configuration
  501
- Ospfv3 Interface Configuration
  502
- Ospfv3 over Ipsec Configuration
  505
- Ospfv3 Virtual Link Configuration
  507
- Ospfv3 over Ipsec for Virtual Link Configuration
  508
- Ospfv3 Host Entry Configuration
  509
- Ospfv3 Redistribute Entry Configuration
  510
- Ospfv3 Redistribute Configuration
  511
- Border Gateway Protocol Configuration
  512
- BGP Peer Configuration
  514
- BGP Aggregation Configuration
  517
- BGP Neighbor Redistribution Configuration
  518
- BGP Peering Group Configuration
  519
- BGP Neighbor Group Redistribution Configuration
  523
- Mld Global Configuration
  524
- IGMP Configuration
  527
- IGMP Snooping Configuration
  528
- Igmpv3 Configuration
  529
- IGMP Relay Configuration
  530
- IGMP Relay Multicast Router Configuration
  531
- IGMP Static Multicast Router Configuration
  532
- IGMP Filtering Configuration
  533
- IGMP Advanced Configuration
  535
- IGMP Querier Configuration
  536
- Ikev2 Configuration
  539
- Ipsec Configuration
  542
- Domain Name System Configuration
  547
- Bootstrap Protocol Relay Configuration
  549
- Vrrp Configuration
  551
- Virtual Router Configuration
  553
- Virtual Router Priority Tracking Configuration
  556
- Virtual Router Group Configuration
  557
- Vrrp Interface Configuration
  560
- Vrrp Tracking Configuration
  561
- Pim Interface Configuration
  565
- Ipv6 Static Route Configuration
  569
- Dhcp Snooping
  574
- Remote Monitoring Configuration
  587
- Rmon History Configuration
  587
- Rmon Event Configuration
  588
- Rmon Alarm Configuration
  589
- VM Policy Bandwidth Management
  591
- VM Group Configuration
  593
- VM Check Configuration
  596
- VM Profile Configuration
  597
- Vmware Configuration
  599
- Miscellaneous Vmready Configuration
  600
- Virtual NIC Configuration
  601
- Virtual NIC Group Configuration
  602
- Edge Virtual Bridge Configuration
  604
- Edge Virtual Bridge VSI Type Database Configuration
  605
- Edge Virtual Bridge VSI Type Profile Configuration
  607
- Service Location Protocol Configuration
  608
- Configuration Dump
  609
- Saving the Active Switch Configuration
  610
- Restoring the Active Switch Configuration
  611
- USB Copy
  612

Lenovo RackSwitch G8264CS Installation Manual (96 pages)

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Safety Information
3
Safety Statements
5
Other Important Safety Notices
9
Table of Contents
11
Chapter 1. The Rackswitch G8264CS

15
- Introduction
  15
- G8264CS Documentation
  16
- About this Installation Guide
  16
- Notices and Statements in this Document
  16
- The Documentation CD
  17
- Related Documentation
  17
Chapter 2. Switch Components

19
- Switch Unit
  19
- Management Panel
  20
- Mini-USB Serial Console Port
  20
- RJ-45 Management Port
  21
- Reset Button
  21
- System Status Leds
  22
- USB Port
  22
- Switching Ports
  23
- SFP+ Ports
  23
- QSFP+ Ports
  24
- Omni Ports
  26
- Rear Panel
  27
- Fans
  27
- Power Supply
  28
Chapter 3. Installing G8264CS Hardware and Options

33
Chapter 4. Removing and Replacing G8264CS Components

59
Chapter 5. Initializing the G8264CS

73
- System Status Leds
  73
- Connecting to the Switch
  73
- Using the Serial Console Port
  73
- Statement 5
  73
- Using the Management Port
  74
- Logging in to the Switch
  74
- Default Configuration Files
  74
- Configuring an IP Interface for Remote Access
  75
- Updating Firmware
  76
- Using the Boot Management Menu
  76

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