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Phoenix Contact FL SWITCH GHS 4G/12 User Manual (226 pages)

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

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

Phoenix Contact FL SWITCH GHS 4G/12 User Manual (242 pages)

Gigabit Modular Switch

Brand: Phoenix Contact | Category: Switch | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

8
- Interface
  7
- Note: Auto-Negotiate All
  7
- Note: Description
  7
- Note: Mtu
  7
- Note: Shutdown
  7
  - Table of Contents
    8
  - Interface
    29
- Note: Shutdown All
  31
- Note: Speed All
  32
- Show Port Protocol
  33
- Note: Spanning-Tree
  33
- Note: Spanning-Tree Bpdufilter
  33
- Note: Spanning-Tree Bpdufilter Default
  34
- Note: Spanning-Tree Bpduflood
  34
- Note: Spanning-Tree Bpduguard
  35
- Note: Spanning-Tree Bpdumigrationcheck
  35
- Note: Spanning-Tree Configuration Name
  35
- Note: Spanning-Tree Configuration Revision
  36
- Note: Spanning-Tree Edgeport
  36
- Note: Spanning-Tree Forceversion
  36
- Spanning-Tree Forward-Time
  37
- Spanning-Tree Hello-Time
  37
- Spanning-Tree Max-Age
  38
- Spanning-Tree Max-Hops
  38
- Spanning-Tree Mst
  39
  - Spanning-Tree Mst Instance
    40
    
    Spanning-Tree Mst Priority
    40
    
    Spanning-Tree Mst Vlan
    41
    
    Spanning-Tree Port Mode
    41
    
    Spanning-Tree Port Mode All
    42
    
    Spanning-Tree Rootguard
    42
    
    Show Spanning-Tree
    42
    
    Show Spanning-Tree Brief
    43
    
    Show Spanning-Tree Interface
    44
    
    Show Spanning-Tree Mst Port Detailed
    44
    
    Show Spanning-Tree Mst Port Summary
    46
    
    Show Spanning-Tree Mst Summary
    46
    
    Show Spanning-Tree Summary
    47
    
    Show Spanning-Tree Vlan
    47
    
    Vlan Database
    48
    
    Network Mgmt_Vlan
    48
    
    Vlan
    48
    
    Vlan Acceptframe
    48
    
    Vlan Ingressfilter
    49
- Vlan Name
  50
- Vlan Port Acceptframe All
  51
- Vlan Port Pvid All
  52
- Vlan Protocol Group Add Protocol
  53
- Show Vlan Brief
  57
- Show Vlan Association Subnet
  58
- Vlan Port Priority All
  59
- Set Garp Timer Leave
  60
- Show Garp
  61
- Show Gvrp Configuration
  62
- Show Gmrp Configuration
  64
- Show Mac-Address-Table Gmrp
  65
- Dot1X Guest-Vlan Supplicant
  66
- Dot1X Port-Control
  67
  - Dot1X Re-Authentication
    68
    
    Dot1X System-Auth-Control
    68
- Dot1X Re-Authenticate
  68
  - Dot1X Timeout
    69
    
    Show Dot1X
    69
    
    Storm-Control Broadcast
    72
    
    Storm-Control Broadcast Level
    72
    
    Storm-Control Broadcast All
    73
    
    Storm-Control Broadcast All Level
    73
    
    Storm-Control Multicast
    74
    
    Storm-Control Multicast Level
    74
    
    Storm-Control Multicast All
    74
    
    Storm-Control Multicast All Level
    74
    
    Storm-Control Unicast
    75
    
    Storm-Control Unicast Level
    75
    
    Storm-Control Unicast All
    75
    
    Storm-Control Multicast All Level
    75
    
    Storm-Control Unicast All Level
    76
    
    Storm-Control Flowcontrol
    77
    
    Storm-Control Unicast All Level
    77
  - Note: Show Storm-Control
    78
  - Note: Port-Channel
    78
  - Show Port-Channel
    92
    
    Monitor Session
    93
    
    Set Igmp Interfacemode
    95
    
    Set Igmp Fast-Leave
    96
    
    Set Igmp Maxresponse
    97
    
    Set Igmp Mcrtrexpiretime
    98
    
    Set Igmp Mrouter Interface
    99
    
    Show Igmpsnooping Mrouter Interface
    100
    
    Show Mac-Address-Table Igmpsnooping
    101
    
    Set Igmp Querier Query-Interval
    102
    
    Set Igmp Querier Version
    103
    
    Show Igmpsnooping Querier
    104
    
    Port-Security Max-Dynamic
    105
    
    Port-Security Max-Static
    106
    
    Show Port-Security
    107
    
    Show Port-Security Violation
    108
    
    Lldp Timers
    109
    
    Lldp Transmit-Mgmt
    110
    
    Lldp Notification-Interval
    111
    
    Show Lldp Interface
    112
    
    Show Lldp Remote-Device
    113
    
    Show Lldp Local-Device
    114
    
    Lldp Med
    115
    
    Lldp Med Transmit-Tlv
    116
    
    Lldp Med Faststartrepeatcount
    117
    
    Show Lldp Med
    118
    
    Dos-Control Sipdip
    122
    
    Dos-Control Tcpfrag
    123
    
    Dos-Control L4Port
    124
    
    Show Mac-Address-Table Multicast
    126
    
    Ip Igmp Version
    129
    
    Ip Igmp Last-Member-Query-Interval
    130
    
    Ip Igmp Robustness
    131
    
    Ip Igmp Startup-Query-Interval
    132
    
    Show Ip Igmp Interface
    133
    
    Show Ip Igmp Interface Membership
    134
    
    Show Ip Igmp Interface Stats
    135
    
    Ip Igmp-Proxy Unsolicit-Rprt-Interval
    136
    
    Show Ip Igmp-Proxy Interface
    137
    
    Show Ip Igmp-Proxy Groups Detail
    138
    
    Add_Port
    139
    
    Classofservice Ip-Dscp-Mapping
    141
    
    Classofservice Trust
    142
    
    Cos-Queue Strict
    143
    
    Show Classofservice Dot1P-Mapping
    144
    
    Show Classofservice Ip-Dscp-Mapping
    145
    
    Mac Access-List Extended
    146
    
    Note: {Deny | Permit}
    147
    
    Show Mac Access-Lists
    149
    
    Access-List
    150
    
    Acl-Trapflags
    152
    
    Show Ip Access-Lists
    153
    
    Delete
    155
    
    Filedescr
    156
    
    Show Mac-Addr-Table
    165
    
    Show Running-Config
    166
    
    Show Sysinfo
    167
    
    Show Tech-Support
    168
    
    Show Terminal Length
    169
    
    Logging Console
    170
    
    Logging Host Remove
    171
    
    Show Logging Buffered
    172
    
    Show Logging Traplogs
    173
    
    Ping
    177
    
    Reload
    178
    
    Enable (Privileged EXEC Access)
    185
    
    Network Parms
    186
    
    Network Javamode
    187
List of Commands

233
- Note: Port Lacpmode All
  235
- Note: Port Lacptimeout (Global Config)
  236
- Note: Classofservice Dot1P-Mapping
  238
- Example:clear Igmpsnooping
  239
- Example:serial Timeout
  240
  - Note: Users Passwd
    241
  - Mode:
    242

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Table of Contents

1 Gigabit Modular Switches

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3 User Interfaces

4 Startup

5 Administrative Settings

6 Software Update

7 Configuration File Transfer

8 Profinet

9 Activating and Configuring Redundancy Mechanisms

10 Activating Security Mechanisms

11 Activating a VLAN

12 Link Aggregation

13 Time Settings

14 Diagnostics

15 Quality of Service

16 Profienergy

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18 Routing

19 Multicast Filtering

20 Technical Data and Ordering Data

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