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Orion A10E Configuration Manual (376 pages)
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Table of Contents
Preface
3
Versions
3
Conventions
3
Symbol Conventions
3
General Conventions
4
Command Conventions
4
GUI Conventions
5
Keyboard Operation
5
Table of Contents
6
1 Basic Configurations
21
Accessing the Device
21
Introduction
21
Accessing from the Console Interface
22
Figure 1-1 Accessing the A10E/A28E through PC Connected with Console Interface
22
Accessing from Telnet
23
Figure 1-3 Networking with the A10E/A28E as Telnet Server
23
Figure 1-4 A10E/A28E as Telnet Client Networking
24
Checking Configurations
26
Cli
26
Introduction
26
Command Line Level
27
Command Line Mode
27
Command Line Shortcuts
29
Command Line Help Message
30
CLI Message
32
Command Line History Message
33
Figure 1-2 Communication Parameters Configuration in Hyper Terminal
23
Mouse Operation
23
Contents
24
Accessing from Sshv2
24
Table 1-1 Function Keys Description for Command Line Message Display Characteristics
33
Figures
36
Managing System Files
37
Managing Users
34
Checking Configurations
35
Restoring Default Value of Command Line
34
Managing Files
35
Managing Bootrom Files
35
Tables
38
Managing Configuration Files
38
Checking Configurations
39
Configuring Clock Management
39
Configuring Time and Time Zone
39
Configuring DST
40
Configuring NTP
40
Configuring SNTP
41
Checking Configurations
42
Configuring Interface Management
42
Default Configurations of Interfaces
42
Configuring Basic Attributes for Interfaces
43
Configuring Flow Control on Interfaces
43
Configuring the Combo Interface
44
Configuring Interface Rate Statistics
44
Configuring Interface Statistics
45
Enabling/Disabling Interfaces
45
Checking Configurations
45
Configuring Basic Information
46
Task Scheduling
47
Watchdog
47
Load and Upgrade
48
Introduction
48
Configuring TFTP Auto-Upload Method
49
Upgrading System Software by Bootrom
49
Upgrading System Software by CLI
51
Checking Configurations
52
Exampe for Configuring TFTP Auto-Loading
52
Figure 1-5 Configuring Auto-Loading
52
2 Ethernet
54
MAC Address Table
54
Introduction
54
Configuring Static MAC Address
56
Default Configurations of MAC Address Table
56
Preparing for Configurations
56
Configuring MAC Address Learning
57
Configuring Multicast Filtering Mode for MAC Address Table
57
Checking Configurations
58
Configuring MAC Address Limit
58
Configuring the Aging Time of MAC Addresses
58
Example for Configuring the MAC Address Table
59
Figure 2-1 MAC Application Networking
59
Maintenance
59
Table 2-1 Interface Mode and Packet Processing
61
Default Configurations of VLAN
62
Preparing for Configurations
62
Configuring Interface Mode
63
Configuring VLAN Attributes
63
Configuring VLAN on Access Interface
64
Configuring VLAN on the Trunk Interface
64
Checking Configurations
65
Qinq
66
Introduction
66
Vlan
60
Introduction
60
Figure 2-2 Dividing Vlans
61
Figure 2-3 Typical Networking with Basic Qinq
66
Figure 2-4 Basic Qinq Networking Application
69
Figure 2-5 Selective Qinq Networking Application
72
Figure 2-6 Networking with VLAN Mapping Based on Single Tag
74
Introduction
74
VLAN Mapping
74
Configuring 1:1 VLAN Mapping
75
Configuring N:1 VLAN Mapping
75
Preparing for Configurations
75
Checking Configurations
76
Example for Configuring VLAN Mapping
76
Figure 2-7 VLAN Mapping Application Networking
77
Interface Protection
78
Introduction
78
Checking Configurations
79
Configuring Interface Protection
79
Default Configurations of Interface Protection
79
Preparing for Configurations
79
Example for Configuring Interface Protection
80
Figure 2-8 Interface Protection Application Networking
80
Figure 2-9 Port Mirroring Principle
83
Introduction
83
Port Mirroring
83
Preparing for Configurations
83
Configuring Port Mirroring on a Local Port
84
Default Configurations of Port Mirroring
84
Checking Configurations
85
Example for Configuring Port Mirroring
85
Figure 2-10 Port Mirroring Application Networking
85
Introduction
86
Layer 2 Protocol Transparent Transmission
86
Configuring Transparent Transmission Parameters
87
Default Configurations of Layer 2 Protocol Transparent Transmission
87
Preparing for Configurations
87
Checking Configuration
88
Configuring Layer 2 Protocol Transparent Transmission
88
Maintenance
88
Example for Configuring Selective Qinq
71
Configuring Basic Qinq
67
Configuring Selective Qinq
67
Default Configurations of Qinq
67
Preparing for Configurations
67
Checking Configurations
68
Configuring the Egress Interface Totrunk Mode
68
Maintenance
68
Example for Configuring Basic Qinq
69
Figure 2-11 Layer 2 Protocol Transparent Transmission Application Networking
89
3 IP Services
92
Arp
92
Introduction
92
Configuring Static ARP Table Entries
93
Default Configurations of ARP
93
Preparing for Configurations
93
Checking Configurations
94
Configuring Aging Time of Dynamic ARP Entries
94
Configuring Dynamic ARP Entry Learning Mode
94
Maintenance
94
Configuring ARP
95
Figure 3-1 Configuring ARP Networking Application
95
Figure 3-2 Layer 3 Interface Configuration Networking
98
Table 3-1 Fields Definition of DHCP Packets
101
Applying the IP Address through DHCP
103
Default Configurations of DHCP Client
103
Default Gateway
99
Configuring the Default Gateway
99
Introduction
99
Preparing for Configurations
99
Checking Configurations
100
Configuring Static Route
100
DHCP Client
100
Introduction
100
Layer 3 Interface
96
Configuring the Layer 3 Interface
96
Introduction
96
Preparing for Configurations
96
Checking Configurations
97
Example for Configuring Layer 3 Interface to Interconnect with Host
97
Figure 3-4 Structure of DHCP Packets
101
Figure 3-5 DHCP Client Networking
103
Figure 3-6 DHCP Client Networking
105
Figure 3-7 DHCP Relay Application Networking
106
Configuring Global DHCP Relay
107
Configuring Interface DHCP Relay
107
Default Configurations of DHCP Relay
107
Preparing for Configurations
107
Checking Configurations
108
Configuring the Destination IP Address for Forwarding Packets
108
Optional) Configuring DHCP Relay to Support Option 82
108
DHCP Snooping
109
Figure 3-8 DHCP Snooping Networking
109
Introduction
109
Configuring DHCP Snooping
110
Default Configurations of DHCP Snooping
110
Preparing for Configurations
110
Checking Configurations
111
Example for Configuring DHCP Snooping
111
Figure 3-9 DHCP Snooping Networking Application
112
DHCP Options
113
Introduction
113
Table 3-2 Common DHCP Options
113
Default Configurations of DHCP Option
114
Preparing for Configurations
114
Checking Configurations
115
Configuring DHCP Option Field
115
DHCP Relay
106
Introduction
106
Figure 3-3 DHCP Typical Application Networking
101
Preparing for Configurations
103
Optional) Configuring DHCP Client
104
Optional) Renewing or Releasing the IP Address
104
Checking Configurations
105
Configuring DHCP Clients Application
105
4 Qos
116
Introduction
116
Service Model
116
Priority Trust
117
Traffic Classification
117
Figure 4-2 Structure of IP Packet Head
118
Figure 4-3 Structure of IP Priority and DSCP Priority
118
Table 4-1 Mapping Relationship of Local Priority, DSCP Priority, and Cos Priority
120
Table 4-2 Mapping between Local Priority and Queue
120
Figure 4-6 SP Scheduling
121
Figure 4-7 WRR Scheduling
121
Table 4-3 Default Cos to Local Priority and Color Mapping Relationship
128
Table 4-4 Default DSCP to Local Priority and Color Mapping Relationship
128
Configuring Cos to Local Priority
129
Configuring Mapping from DSCP to Local Priority
129
Configuring Mapping from Local Priority to DSCP
129
Configuring All-Traffic Modification on the Interface
130
Configuring Cos Copying
130
Configuring Specific-Traffic Modification
130
Checking Configurations
131
Configuring Congestion Management
131
Preparing for Configurations
131
Configuring Queue Transmission Rate
132
Configuring SP Queue Scheduling
132
Configuring WRR or SP+WRR Queue Scheduling
132
Default Configurations of Congestion Management
132
Checking Configurations
133
Configuring Rate Limiting Based on Interface
133
Configuring Rate Limiting Based on Interface and VLAN
133
Preparing for Configurations
133
Checking Configurations
134
Configuring Rate Limiting Based on Qinq
134
Configuring Rate Limiting Based on VLAN
134
Maintenance
134
Configuring Examples
135
Example for Configuring Congestion Management
135
Figure 4-8 Configure Queue Schedule Networking
135
Example for Configuring Rate Limiting Based on Interface
137
Figure 4-4 Structure of VLAN Packets
118
Rate Limiting Based on Interface and VLAN
121
Configuring Basic Qos
122
Checking Configurations
122
Default Configurations of Basic Qos
122
Enabling Global Qos
122
Preparing for Configurations
122
Configuring Traffic Classification and Traffic Policy
123
Configuring Traffic Classification Rules
123
Creating Traffic Classification
123
Default Configurations of Traffic Classification and Traffic Policy
123
Preparing for Configurations
123
Creating Token Bucket and Rate Limiting Rules
124
Creating Traffic Policy
125
Defining Traffic Policy Mapping
125
Defining Traffic Policy Operations
125
Applying Traffic Policy to Interfaces
126
Checking Configurations
127
Maintenance
127
Configuring Priority Mapping
127
Preparing for Configurations
127
Configuring Interface Trust Priority Type
128
Default Configurations of Basic Qos
128
Figure 4-1 Traffic Classification
118
Figure 4-5 Structure of Cos Priority Packets
119
Traffic Policy
119
Congestion Management
120
Priority Mapping
120
Figure 4-9 Rate Limiting Based on Interface
137
5 Multicast
139
Overview
139
Multicast Address
140
Figure 5-1 Mapping Relation between Ipv4 Multicast Address and Multicast MAC Address
141
IGMP Snooping
141
Figure 5-2 IGMP Snooping Application Networking
156
Figure 5-3 MVR Application Networking
158
Example for Applying IGMP Filtering and Maximum Multicast Group Number to the Interface
160
Figure 5-4 Applying IGMP Filtering on the Interface
161
Example for Applying IGMP Filtering and Maximum Multicast Group Number to the VLAN
162
Example for Configuring MVR and MVR Proxy
157
Mvr
142
MVR Proxy
142
IGMP Filtering
143
Configuring IGMP Snooping
144
Preparing for Configurations
144
Default Configurations of IGMP Snooping
144
Enabling Global IGMP Snooping
145
Optional) Enabling IGMP Snooping on Vlans
145
Configuring the Multicast Router Interface
145
Optional) Configuring the Aging Time of IGMP Snooping
146
Optional) Configuring Instance Leaving
146
Optional) Configuring Static Multicast Forwarding Table
147
Checking Configurations
147
Configuring MVR
148
Preparing for Configurations
148
Default Configurations of MVR
148
Configuring MVR Basic Information
148
Configuring MVR Interface Information
149
Checking Configurations
150
Configuring MVR Proxy
150
Preparing for Configurations
150
Default Configurations of IGMP Proxy
151
Configuring IGMP Proxy
151
Checking Configurations
152
Configuring IGMP Filtering
152
Preparing for Configurations
152
Default Configurations of IGMP Filtering
153
Enabling Global IGMP Filtering
153
Configuring IGMP Filtering Rules
153
Applying IGMP Filtering Rules
154
Configuring the Maximum Multicast Group Number
154
Checking Configuration
155
Maintenance
155
Configuration Examples
156
Example for Configuring IGMP Snooping
156
Figure 5-5 Applying IGMP Filtering in the VLAN
163
6 Security
165
Acl
165
Introduction
165
Preparing for Configurations
166
Default Configurations of ACL
166
Configuring IP ACL
167
Configuring MAC ACL
167
Configuring MAP ACL
167
Applying ACL
170
Checking Configurations
172
Maintenance
172
Secure MAC Address
172
Introduction
172
Configuring Basic Functions of Secure MAC Address
174
Default Configurations of Secure MAC Address
174
Preparing for Configurations
174
Configuring Static Secure MAC Address
175
Configuring Dynamic Secure MAC Address
176
Configuring Sticky Secure MAC Address
176
Checking Configurations
177
Example for Configuring Secure MAC Address
177
Maintenance
177
Figure 6-1 Configuring Secure MAC Address
178
Figure 6-2 Principle of Dynamic ARP Inspection
180
Figure 6-3 Configuring Dynamic ARP Inspection
184
Introduction
186
Preparing for Configurations
186
Radius
186
Configuring RADIUS Authentication
187
Default Configurations of RADIUS
187
Checking Configurations
188
Configuring RADIUS Accounting
188
Example for Configuring RADIUS
189
Figure 6-4 Configuring RADIUS
189
Introduction
190
Preparing for Configurations
190
Tacacs
190
Configuring TACACS+ Authentication
191
Default Configurations of TACACS
191
Configuring TACACS+ Accounting
192
Configuring TACACS+ Authorization
192
Checking Configurations
193
Example for Configuring TACACS
193
Maintenance
193
Figure 6-5 Configuring TACACS
194
Storm Control
194
Configuring Storm Control
195
Default Configurations of Storm Control
195
Preparing for Configurations
195
Checking Configurations
196
Configuring DLF Packet Forwarding
196
Example for Configuring Storm Control
196
177
197
Introduction
197
Configuring Trusted Interfaces of Dynamic ARP Inspection
181
Default Configurations of Dynamic ARP Inspection
181
Preparing for Configurations
181
Configuring Dynamic Binding of Dynamic ARP Inspection
182
Configuring Protection VLAN of Dynamic ARP Inspection
182
Configuring Rate Limiting on ARP Packets on the Interface
182
Configuring Static Binding of Dynamic ARP Inspection
182
Checking Configurations
183
Configuring Global ARP Packet Rate Limiting Auto-Recovery Time
183
Example for Configuring Dynamic ARP Inspection
183
Dynamic ARP Inspection
179
Introduction
179
Figure 6-6 Configuring Storm Control
197
Figure 6-7 802.1X Structure
198
Figure 6-8 Configuring 802.1X
203
Figure 6-9 IP Source Guard Principle
205
Configuring Interface Trust Status of IP Source Guard
206
Configuring IP Source Guide Binding
206
Default Configurations of IP Source Guard
206
Preparing for Configurations
206
Checking Configurations
208
Example for Configuring IP Source Guard
208
Figure 6-10 Configuring IP Source Guard
209
Introduction
210
Pppoe
210
Figure 6-11 Accessing the Network through Pppoe Authentication
211
Preparing for Configurations
211
Configuring Basic Functions of Pppoe
212
Default Configurations of Pppoe
212
Configuring Pppoe+ Packet Information
213
Checking Configurations
215
Example for Configuring Pppoe
215
Maintenance
215
Figure 6-12 Configuring Pppoe
216
Introduction
217
Loopback Detection
217
Default Configurations of Loopback Detection
218
Figure 6-13 Loopback Detection Networking
218
Preparing for Configurations
218
Configuring Loopback Detection
219
Checking Configurations
220
Example for Configuring Loopback Detection
220
Maintenance
220
Figure 6-14 Loopback Detection Application
221
Checking Configurations
222
Configuring Line Detection
222
Introduction
222
Line Detection
222
Preparing for Configurations
222
Example for Configuring Line Detection
223
IP Source Guard
204
Introduction
204
Preparing for Configruations
199
Configuring Basic Functions of 802.1X
200
Default Configurations of 802.1X
200
Configuring 802.1X Re-Authentication
201
Configuring 802.1X Timers
201
Checking Configurations
202
Maintenance
202
Example for Configuring 802.1X
203
Figure 6-15 Line Detection Application Networking
223
7 Reliability
225
Link Aggregation
225
Introduction
225
Default Configurations of Link Aggregation
226
Preparing for Configurations
226
Configuring Manual Link Aggregation
227
Configuring Static LACP Link Aggregation
227
Checking Configurations
229
Example for Configuring Manual Link Aggregation
229
Figure 7-1 Configuring Manual Link Aggregation
230
Figure 7-2 Configuring Static LACP Link Aggregation
231
Interface Backup
233
Introduction
233
Example for Configuring Static LACP Link Aggregation
231
Figure 7-4 Application of Interface Backup in Different Vlans
234
Figure 7-3 Principles of Interface Backup
234
Figure 7-5 Configuring Interface Backup
237
Figure 7-6 Configuring Failover
241
Figure 7-7 Network Storm Due to Loopback
243
Introduction
243
Stp
243
Figure 7-8 Loop Networking with STP
244
Default Configurations of STP
245
Figure 7-9 VLAN Packet Forward Failure Due to RSTP
245
Preparation for Configuration
245
Configuring STP Parameters
246
Enabling STP
246
Checking Configurations
247
Example for Configuring STP
247
Figure 7-10 STP Application Networking
247
Introduction
250
Mstp
250
Figure 7-11 Basic Concepts of the MSTI Network
251
Figure 7-12 MSTI Concepts
252
Default Configurations of MSTP
253
Figure 7-13 Networking of Multiple Spanning Trees Instances in MST Domain
253
Preparation for Configuration
253
Configuring MST Domain and Its Maximum Hop Count
254
Enable MSTP
254
Configuring Root Bridge/Backup Bridge
255
Configuring Device Interface and System Priority
256
Configuring Network Diameter for Switch Network
256
Configuring External Path Cost for Interface
257
Configuring Inner Path Overhead for Interfaces
257
Configuring Maximum Transmitting Speed for Interface
258
Configuring MSTP Timer
258
Configuring Edge Interface
259
Configuring STP/MSTP Mode Switching
259
Configuring Link Type
260
Configuring Root Interface Protection
260
Configuring Interface Loopguard
261
Executing Mcheck Operation
261
Checking Configuration
262
Example for Configuring MSTP
262
Maintenance
262
Figure 7-14 MSTP Application Networking
263
Erps
268
Introduction
268
Preparing for Configurations
268
Creating ERPS Ring
269
Default Configurations of ERPS
269
Optional) Creating ERPS Sub-Ring
271
Configuring ERPS Fault Detection
272
Optional) Configuring ERPS Switching Control
273
Checking Configurations
274
Introduction
274
Maintenance
274
Rrps
274
Figure 7-15 RRPS in Normal Status
275
Figure 7-16 RRPS in Switching Status
276
Preparing for Configurations
276
Configuring Basic Functions of RRPS
277
Creating RRPS
277
Default Configurations of RRPS
277
Checking Configuration
279
Example for Configuring Ethernet Ring
279
Maintenance
279
Failover
239
Default Configurations of Failover
239
Introduction
239
Preparing for Configurations
239
Checking Configurations
240
Configuring Failover
240
Example for Configuring Failover
241
Configuring Basic Functions of Interface Backup
235
Default Configurations of Interface Backup
235
Preparing for Configurations
235
Checking Configurations
236
Optional) Configuring Force Switching on Interfaces
236
Example for Configuring Interface Backup
237
Figure 7-17 RRPS Application Networking
279
8 Oam
282
Efm
282
Introduction
282
Figure 8-1 OAM Classification
283
Preparing for Configurations
283
Figure 8-2 Configuring EFM
289
Maintenance
289
Cfm
290
Introduction
291
Configuring Basic Functions of EFM
284
Default Configurations of EFM
284
Configuring Active Functions of EFM
285
Configuring Passive Functions of EFM
287
Checking Configurations
288
Example for Configuring EFM
289
Figure 8-3 Different MD Levels
291
Figure 8-4 Network Sketch Map of MEP and MIP
292
Figure 8-5 CFM Application
300
Sla
303
Introduction
303
Preparing for Configurations
303
Creating SLA Operations
304
Default Configurations of SLA
304
Checking Configuration
305
Configuring SLA Scheduling
305
Example for Configuring SLA
306
Preparing for Configurations
292
Default Configurations of CFM
293
Configuring Basic CFM Functions
294
Enabling CFM
294
Configuring Fault Detection
295
Configuring Fault Acknowledgement
297
Configuring Fault Location
298
Checking Configurations
299
Maintenance
299
Example for Configuring CFM
300
Figure 8-6 SLA Application Networking
306
9 System Management
308
Snmp
308
Introduction
308
Figure 9-1 Working Mechanism of SNMP
309
Figure 9-2 SNMP V3 Authentication Mechanism
313
Figure 9-3 Configuring SNMP V1/V2C and Trap
316
Example for Configuring SNMP V3 and Trap
318
Figure 9-4 Configuring SNMP V3 and Trap
318
Introduction
320
Keepalive
320
Preparing for Configurations
320
Checking Configurations
321
Configuring Keepalive
321
Default Configurations of Keepalive
321
Example for Configuring Keepalive
322
Figure 9-5 Configuring Keepalive
322
Figure 9-6 RMON
323
Introduction
323
Rmon
323
Configuring RMON Statistics
324
Default Configurations of RMON
324
Preparing for Configurations
324
Configuring RMON Alarm Group
325
Configuring RMON Historical Statistics
325
Checking Configurations
326
Configuring RMON Event Group
326
Example for Configuring RMON Alarm Group
327
Figure 9-7 Configuring RMON Alarm Group
327
Maintenance
327
Introduction
328
Lldp
328
Table 9-1 TLV Type
329
Default Configurations of LLDP
330
Preparing for Configurations
330
Configuring Basic Functions of LLDP
331
Enabling Global LLDP
331
Enabling Interface LLDP
331
Checking Configurations
332
Configuring LLDP Alarm
332
Example for Configuring Basic Functions of LLDP
333
Maintenance
333
Configuring Other Information of SNMP
314
Configuring Trap
314
Checking Configurations
315
Example for Configuring SNMP V1/V2C and Trap
316
Default Configurations of SNMP
310
Preparing for Configurations
310
Configuring Basic Functions of SNMP V1/V2C
311
Configuring Basic Functions of SNMP V3
312
Figure 9-9 Basic TLV Structure
329
Figure 9-10 Configuring Basic Functions of LLDP
334
Figure 9-11 Extended OAM Application Networking
336
Figure 9-12 Configuring Extended OAM to Manage the Remote Device
351
Maintenance
351
Default Configurations of Optical Module DDM
353
Introduction
353
Optical Module DDM
353
Preparing for Configurations
353
Checking Configurations
354
Enabling Optical Module DDM
354
Enabling Optical Module DDM to Send Trap Messages
354
Introduction
355
System Log
355
Table 9-2 Log Level
355
Default Configurations of System Log
356
Preparing for Configurations
356
Configuring Basic Information of System Log
357
Configuring System Log Output
357
Checking Configurations
358
Example for Outputting System Logs to Log Server
358
Figure 9-13 Outputting System Logs to Log Servers
358
Default Configurations of Power Monitoring
359
Introduction
359
Power Monitoring
359
Preparing for Configurations
359
Checking Configurations
360
Configuring Power Monitoring Alarm
360
CPU Monitoring
360
Introduction
360
Configuring CPU Monitoring Alarm
361
Default Configurations of CPU Monitoring
361
Preparing for Configurations
361
Viewing CPU Monitoring Information
361
Checking Configurations
362
Ping
362
Traceroute
362
Preparation for Configuration
337
Configure Extended OAM Protocols
338
Default Configurations of Extended OAM
338
Establishing OAM Link
338
Entering Remote Configuration Mode
339
Optional) Showing Remote Extended OAM Capacity
339
Configuring MTU for the Remote Device
340
Configuring Remote Host Name
340
Configuring Interface Parameters on the Remote Device
341
Configuring the IP Address of the Remote Device
341
Uploading and Downloading Files on the Remote Device
343
Configuring Remote Network Management
346
Configuring Remote VLAN
347
Configuring Remote Qinq
348
Managing Remote Configuration Files
349
Checking Configuration
350
Rebooting Remote Device
350
Example for Configuring Extended OAM to Manage the Remote Device
351
Figure 9-8 LLDPDU Structure
329
Extended OAM
336
Introduction
336
10 Appendix
364
Terms
364
Abbreviations
369
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