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Phoenix Contact FL FXT User Manual

Phoenix Contact FL FXT User Manual (226 pages)

Brand: Phoenix Contact | Category: Switch | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 Gigabit Modular Switches

15
- Properties
  15
- New Performance Class for Future-Proof Networks
  16
2 Mounting and Installation

21
3 User Interfaces

37
- Display/Operator Interface
  37
- RS-232) Interface for External Management
  43
- CLI Management
  43
  - Calling Commands/Syntax
    43
  - CLI Via V.24 (RS-232) - General Function
    44
    
    Table 3-1 Description of Keyboard Shortcuts
    44
    
    Order no
    45
    
    Order no
    46
  - CLI Via SSH - General Function
    48
- Web-Based Management
  49
- SNMP Management
  50
  - SNMP Interface
    50
  - Table 3-2 Traps for the GHS
    51
- Configuring the Telnet Terminal
  52
4 Startup

55
5 Administrative Settings

77
- Assigning Names for Device Identification
  77
  - Wbm
    77
  - Snmp
    77
  - Cli
    77
- Saving the Configuration
  78
  - Wbm
    78
  - Snmp
    78
  - Cli
    79
  - Configuration Handling Using the SD Card
    79
6 Software Update

81
- Software/Firmware Update
  81
  - Wbm
    81
  - Firmware Backup
    83
  - Snmp
    83
  - Cli
    83
7 Configuration File Transfer

85
8 Profinet

87
- Selecting PROFINET Mode
  87
  - Wbm
    88
  - Snmp
    88
  - Cli
    88
  - Figure 8-1 "Operating Mode" Web Page
    88
- Process Data Communication
  89
9 Activating and Configuring Redundancy Mechanisms

91
- Activating and Configuring RSTP/MSTP
  91
  - Wbm
    91
  - Figure 9-1 "Spanning Tree Config" Web Page
    91
  - Snmp
    92
  - Cli
    93
- Activating MRP
  93
  - Wbm
    94
  - Snmp
    94
  - Cli
    94
  - Figure 9-2 "MRP Configuration" Web Page
    94
10 Activating Security Mechanisms

95
- Changing the User Password
  95
  - Wbm
    95
  - Snmp
    95
  - Figure 10-1 "Change Password" Web Page
    95
  - Cli
    96
- Security Context
  96
  - Wbm
    97
  - Snmp
    97
  - Figure 10-2 "General Security Configuration" Web Page
    97
- Web Server Protocol
  98
  - Wbm
    98
  - Snmp
    98
  - Figure 10-3 "HTTPS" Web Page
    98
  - Cli
    99
- Activating Secure Shell/Telnet
  99
  - Wbm
    99
  - Snmp
    100
  - Cli
    100
  - Figure 10-4 "Ssh/Telnet" Web Page
    100
- Activating SNMP
  101
  - Wbm
    101
  - Snmp
    101
  - Figure 10-5 "SNMP" Web Page
    101
  - Cli
    102
- Managing User Accounts
  102
  - Wbm
    102
  - Figure 10-6 "User Accounts" Web Page
    102
  - Snmp
    103
  - Cli
    103
- Activating/Deactivating Port Security or IEEE 802.1X
  103
  - Wbm
    103
  - Figure 10-7 "General Security Configuration" Web Page
    103
  - Snmp
    104
  - Cli
    104
- Configuring 802.1X
  105
  - Wbm
    105
  - Snmp
    105
  - Cli
    105
  - Figure 10-8 "802.1X Configuration" Web Page
    105
- Configuring the RADIUS Server
  106
  - Wbm
    106
  - Figure 10-9 "RADIUS Authentication Server" Web Page
    106
  - Snmp
    107
  - Cli
    107
- Configuring the RADIUS Accounting Server
  108
  - Wbm
    108
  - Snmp
    108
  - Figure 10-10 "RADIUS Accounting Server" Web Page
    108
  - Cli
    109
- MAC-Based Security
  109
  - Wbm
    109
  - Snmp
    109
  - Figure 10-11 "MAC Based Security" Web Page
    109
  - Cli
    110
- Storm Control
  110
  - Wbm
    110
  - Snmp
    111
  - Cli
    111
  - Figure 10-12 "Storm Control" Web Page
    111
11 Activating a VLAN

113
- Management VLAN ID
  113
- General VLAN Configuration
  114
  - Wbm
    114
  - Snmp
    114
  - Cli
    114
  - Figure 11-1 "General VLAN Config" Web Page
    114
- Configuring Static Vlans
  115
  - Wbm
    115
  - Snmp
    115
  - Cli
    115
  - Figure 11-2 "Static Vlans" Web Page
    115
- VLAN Advanced Config
  116
  - Wbm
    116
  - Snmp
    116
  - Figure 11-3 "VLAN Advanced Config" Web Page
    116
  - Cli
    117
- VLAN Port Configuration
  117
  - Wbm
    117
  - Snmp
    117
  - Figure 11-4 "VLAN Port Configuration" Web Page
    117
  - Cli
    118
12 Link Aggregation

119
- Configuring Link Aggregation
  119
  - Wbm
    119
  - Figure 12-1 "Link Aggregation" Web Page
    119
  - Snmp
    120
  - Cli
    120
13 Time Settings

121
- Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
  121
- Configuring SNTP
  122
  - Wbm
    122
  - Snmp
    122
  - Figure 13-1 "Simple Network Time Protocol Configuration" Web Page
    122
  - Cli
    123
- Configuring the Realtime Clock
  123
  - Wbm
    123
  - Snmp
    123
  - Figure 13-2 "Real Time Clock" Web Page
    123
14 Diagnostics

125
- Configuring System Identification
  125
  - Wbm
    125
  - Snmp
    125
  - Cli
    125
  - Figure 14-1 "System Identification" Web Page
    125
- Configuring Traps
  126
  - Wbm
    127
  - Snmp
    127
  - Figure 14-2 "Trap Configuration" Web Page
    127
  - Cli
    128
- Querying Port States
  128
  - Wbm
    128
  - Snmp
    128
  - Figure 14-3 "Port Table" Web Page
    128
  - Cli
    129
- Using Port Statistics
  129
  - Wbm
    129
  - Figure 14-4 "Port Statistics" Web Page
    129
  - Snmp
    130
  - Cli
    130
  - Diffserv Rules Table
    130
- POF-SCRJ Diagnostics
  130
  - Figure 14-5 "Diffserv Rules Table" Web Page
    130
  - Figure 14-6 "POF-SCRJ Transceiver Diagnostics Port Table" Web Page
    131
  - Wbm
    131
  - Cli
    132
  - Snmp
    132
- Configuring Port Mirroring
  132
  - Wbm
    132
  - Snmp
    133
  - Cli
    133
- Power over Ethernet (Poe)
  133
  - Wbm
    133
  - Figure 14-7 "Port Mirroring" Web Page
    133
  - Snmp
    134
  - Cli
    134
  - Figure 14-8 "Power over Ethernet Port Table" Web Page
    134
- Configuring Alarm Contacts
  135
  - Wbm
    135
  - Snmp
    135
  - Cli
    135
  - Figure 14-9 "Alarm Contact" Web Page
    135
- Configuring PROFINET Alarms
  136
  - Wbm
    136
  - Snmp
    136
  - Cli
    136
  - Figure 14-10 "Profinet Alarms" Web Page
    136
- Calling the Event Table
  137
  - Wbm
    137
  - Snmp
    137
  - Cli
    137
  - Figure 14-11 "Event Table" Web Page
    137
- Displaying the MAC Address Table
  138
  - Wbm
    138
  - Snmp
    138
  - Cli
    138
  - Figure 14-12 "MAC Address" Web Page
    138
- LLDP Topology
  139
  - Wbm
    139
  - Snmp
    139
  - Cli
    139
  - Figure 14-13 "LLDP Topology" Web Page
    139
15 Quality of Service

141
- Configuring Priority Mapping
  141
  - Wbm
    141
  - Snmp
    141
  - Cli
    141
  - Figure 15-1 "Priority Mapping" Web Page
    141
- Activating/Deactivating Flow Control
  142
  - Wbm
    142
  - Snmp
    142
  - Cli
    142
  - Figure 15-2 "Flow Control" Web Page
    142
- Configuring Storm Control
  143
  - Wbm
    143
  - Snmp
    143
  - Cli
    143
  - Figure 15-3 "Storm Control" Web Page
    143
- Configuring Traffic Shaping
  144
  - Wbm
    144
  - Snmp
    144
  - Cli
    144
  - Figure 15-4 "Traffic Shaping" Web Page
    144
- Differentiated Services
  145
  - Diffserv Global
    145
  - Figure 15-5 "Diffserv Global" Web Page
    145
  - Diffserv Rules
    146
  - Figure 15-6 "Diffserv Rule Config" Web Page
    146
16 Profienergy

147
- Principle of Profienergy
  147
- Figure 16-1 Graphical Representation of Energy Consumption
  147
- Figure 16-2 Time Curve for the Switch On/Switch off Phases
  148
- Configuring Energy Saving
  149
  - Figure 16-3 Configuring Energy Saving
    149
  - Figure 16-4 "Energy Saving Port Configuration" Web Page
    150
  - Snmp
    150
  - Wbm
    150
  - Cli
    151
17 DHCP Relay Agent

153
- Configuring the DHCP Relay Agent
  153
18 Routing

159
- Inserting the SD Card
  159
- Figure 18-1 Inserting the SD Card
  159
- Global Activation/Deactivation of Routing/Vrrp
  160
  - Figure 18-2 "Routing General" Web Page
    160
  - Cli
    161
  - Snmp
    161
- IP Configuration for Routing (Global)
  161
  - Figure 18-3 "Routing, IP Configuration" Web Page
    161
  - Cli
    162
  - IP Configuration for Routing (Port-Specific or VLAN-Specific)
    162
  - Snmp
    162
  - Figure 18-4 "IP Port Configuration" Web Page
    163
  - Snmp
    164
  - Cli
    165
  - Figure 18-5 "Routing, IP Port Table" Web Page
    165
  - Overview of the Router Port Settings
    165
  - Snmp
    165
  - Cli
    166
  - Figure 18-6 "IP Statistics" Web Page
    166
  - Snmp
    166
  - Summary of Data Traffic
    166
  - Cli
    167
- ARP Configuration for Routing
  167
  - Creating an ARP Entry
    167
  - Figure 18-7 "ARP Create" Web Page
    167
  - Snmp
    168
  - Cli
    168
  - ARP Configuration (Global)
    168
  - Figure 18-8 "ARP Configuration" Web Page
    168
  - Snmp
    169
  - Cli
    169
  - The ARP Table
    169
  - Figure 18-9 "ARP Table" Web Page
    169
  - Snmp
    170
  - Cli
    170
- Static Routing
  170
  - Static Route Configuration
    170
  - Figure 18-10 "Routing, Routes, Router Route Entry Create" Web Page
    170
  - Snmp
    171
  - Cli
    171
  - Displaying Existing Routes
    171
  - Figure 18-11 "Static Routes" Web Page
    171
  - Displaying Routes
    172
  - Snmp
    172
  - Cli
    172
- Dynamic Routing
  172
- VLAN Routing
  187
  - Figure 18-29 "OSPF Route Redistribution Table" Web Page
    187
  - Cli
    188
  - Figure 18-30 "VLAN Routing Configuration" Web Page
    188
  - Snmp
    188
  - Cli
    189
  - Displaying the VLAN Routing Configuration
    189
  - Figure 18-31 "VLAN Routing Table" Web Page
    189
  - Snmp
    189
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
  190
  - Figure 18-32 "Virtual Router Configuration" Web Page
    190
  - Cli
    191
  - Snmp
    191
- Displaying VRRP Groups
  192
  - Snmp
    192
  - Cli
    192
  - Figure 18-33 "Virtual Router Table" Web Page
    192
  - Summary of VRRP Data Traffic
    193
  - Snmp
    193
  - Cli
    193
  - Figure 18-34 "Virtual Router Statistics" Web Page
    193
- Loopback Interface
  194
  - Loopback Configuration
    194
  - Figure 18-35 "Loopback Configuration" Web Page
    194
  - Loopback Table
    195
  - Figure 18-36 "Loopback Table" Web Page
    195
- Router Discovery
  196
  - Figure 18-37 "Router Discovery Configuration" Web Page
    196
  - Cli
    197
  - Snmp
    197
  - Cli
    198
  - Snmp
    198
  - Summary of the Routing Discovery Protocol
    198
19 Multicast Filtering

199
20 Technical Data and Ordering Data

207
- Technical Data
  207
  - Revision History of this Manual
    210
- Typical Current Consumption - GHS (Example)
  211
- Ordering Data
  212
  - Ordering Data - GHS
    212
  - Accessories
    212
  - Order no
    213

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