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OvisLink Ether-GSH4T User Manual (56 pages)

4 × 1000Base-TX Gigabit ports NWay 10/100/1000BASE-TX Smart All Gigabit Ethernet Switch with VLAN, Priority, Broadcast Storm Control and port-mirror Function

Brand: OvisLink | Category: Network Router | Size: 3 MB

Fcc Warning
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Ce Mark Warning
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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- Product Overview
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Introduction
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VLAN, Priority and Port-Mirroring Configuration through Console Port
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What Is VLAN
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- Defining VLAN
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- Port-Based VLAN
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- Table Maintenance Via Signaling
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- 802.1Q VLAN Standard
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What Is Priority Queuing
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What's Port Mirroring
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What's Broadcast Storm Control
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Why Migrate to Gigabit Networking
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Product Features
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- Basic Features
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- Advanced Features
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  - Preparation before Installation
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Fig. 2-1 Package Contents
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Unpack the Package
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Fig. 2-2 RS-232 Cable for Console Connection
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The Front Panel
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Fig. 2-3 Front Panel
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- Console Port
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The Rear Panel
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- Power Switch
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- AC Power Connector
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Fig. 2-3 Rear Panel
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Fig. 2-4 Console Port
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Ventilators
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Fig. 2-5 Cooling Fan Housed Within Fan Tray
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- Installation of the Switch
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Quick Installation
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- Steps to Quick Installation
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Why Copper-Wired Gigabit Connection
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Fig. 3-2 Fastening the Brackets on the Switch
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Fig. 3-3 Attaching the Switch to a 19-Inch Rack
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Rack Mounting
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Desktop Installation
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Fig. 3-4 Desktop Installation
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- RJ-45 Station Port Cable Requirements
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- Straight-Through Cabling Requirements
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Installation Site Preparation
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Cabling Requirements
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Fig 3-5 10/100/1000BASE-T Pin Assignments for RJ-45 Connector
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Fig 3-6 Pin Assignments for Straight-Through Cabling
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Fig 3-7 10/100BASE-TX Pin Assignments for Crossover Cabling
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Table 3-2 1000BASE-T Pin Assignments for RJ-45 Connector
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Fig 3-8 Connecting the Switch to Power Outlet
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- Expanding Your Network
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Connecting to Power
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Connectivity Rules
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- Mbps Connection (10BASE-T)
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- Copper-Wired 100/1000 Mbps Connection (100/1000BASE-T)
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Connecting to Another Switch/Hub
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- Straight-Through Cable Connection
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- RJ-45 Station Port Description
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Fig. 4-1 Connecting Two Switches
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Fig. 4-2 Pin Assignments of Crossover Cabling for 10/100BASE-TX
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- RJ-45 Gigabit Port Description
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- Summary
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Copper-Wired Gigabit Connection
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Fig. 4-3 Straight-Through/Crossover Cabling for 10/100BASE-TX
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Table 4-1 1000BASE-T Pin Assignments for RJ-45 Connector
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Connecting Via Console Port to Host PC
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- Summary
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Fig. 4-4 Using Twisted-Pair Cables to Connect the Copper-Wired Gigabit Ports
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Fig. 4-5 Connecting to the Host PC Via Console Port
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Transmission Modes
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- Copper-Wired Gigabit Ports (1000BASE-T Transmission)
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Centralized Server Farms
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Fig. 4-6 Server Farm
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Gigabit Backbone Connections
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Benefits of VLAN
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- Advantage of VLAN Switching over Routing
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- Virtual Workgroups
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Fig 4-7 Gigabit Switch Bone
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- Higher Performance and Reduced Latency
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- Ease of Administration
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- Saving Costs
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- Security
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- Reduction of Routing for Broadcast Containment
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- Infrastructural Vlans
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  - Led Indicators
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Fig. 5-1 Front-Panel LED Indicators
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Comprehensive Leds
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- System LED
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- Diagnostic Leds
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- Station Port Leds
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Power LED
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Diagnostic Leds
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- Bcst/Diag Led
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Gigabit Port Leds (for Port #1 ~ 4)
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- 10M/100M/1000M Link/Act LED
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- Fdx/Col Led
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LED Summary Table
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- Table 5-1 Station Port Leds
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- Configuring Smart Management Functions
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Making RS-232 Cable Connection to the Host PC
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Fig. 6-1 RS-232 Cable
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Fig. 6-2 Console Port
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Using Windows Hyperterminal for Smart Configuration of VLAN, Priority and Port-Mirroring
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- Run Windows Hyperterminal Utility
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Fig. 6-3 RS-232 Cable
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Hot Keys
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Port Status
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Port Configurations
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Port Mirror Configurations
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VLAN Configurations
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- Create a VLAN Group
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- Add/Remove a Port to a VLAN Group
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- Separate VLAN Groups
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- Overlapping Vlans
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Miscellaneous Configurations
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Reset the Device to Default Setting
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- Vlan Configuration Basics
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Scenario: Setting up 3 Separate Vlans Sharing 1 Server
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- Procedures
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Fig 7-1 VLAN Example
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Appendix A Product Specifications
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Power Input
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Appendix B Troubleshooting
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