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Raisecom ISCOM2600G-HI (A) Series Configuration Manual

Raisecom ISCOM2600G-HI (A) Series Configuration Manual (581 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
1 Basic Configurations

32
- Cli
  32
  - Introduction
    32
  - Privileges
    33
  - Modes
    33
  - Shortcut Keys
    35
  - Acquiring Help
    37
  - Display Information
    39
  - Table 1-1 Shortcut Keys for Display Features
    39
  - Command History
    40
  - Restoring Default Value of Command Line
    40
  - Logging Commands
    41
- Accessing Device
  41
- File Management
  51
  - Managing Bootrom Files
    51
  - Managing System Files
    52
  - Managing Configuration Files
    52
  - Checking Configurations
    54
  - Maintenance
    54
- Loading and Upgrade
  55
- Automatically Updating Version and Configurations
  58
  - Introduction
    58
  - Preparing for Configurations
    58
  - Automatically Updating Version and Configurations
    59
  - Checking Configurations
    59
  - Maintenance
    60
- Time Management
  60
  - Introduction
    60
  - Figure 1-6 Basic Principles of NTP
    62
  - Preparing for Configurations
    63
  - Default Configurations of Time Management
    63
  - Configuring Time and Time Zone
    65
  - Configuring DST
    65
  - Configuring NTP
    65
  - Configuring SNTP
    67
  - Checking Configurations
    67
  - Example for Configuring NTP
    67
  - Figure 1-7 NTP Networking
    68
- Interface Management
  70
- Configuring Basic Information
  75
- Task Scheduling
  76
  - Introduction
    76
  - Configuring Task Scheduling
    76
  - Checking Configurations
    77
- Watchdog
  77
  - Introduction
    77
  - Preparing for Configurations
    78
  - Default Configurations of Watchdog
    78
  - Configuring Watchdog
    78
  - Checking Configurations
    78
- Configuring Banner
  78
  - Configuring Banner
    79
  - Enabling Banner Display
    79
  - Checking Configurations
    80
2 Ethernet

81
- MAC Address Table
  81
- Vlan
  88
- Pvlan
  99
  - Introduction
    99
  - Preparing for Configuration
    99
  - Default Configurations of PVLAN
    99
  - Configuring PVLAN Type
    100
  - Configuring PVLAN Association
    100
  - Configuring PVLAN Mode on Interface
    101
  - Checking Configuration
    102
  - Example for Configuring PVLAN
    102
  - Figure 2-5 Networking with PVLAN
    103
- Qinq
  106
  - Introduction
    106
  - Figure 2-6 Principles of Basic Qinq
    106
  - Preparing for Configurations
    107
  - Default Configurations of Qinq
    107
  - Configuring Basic Qinq
    107
  - Configuring Selective Qinq
    108
  - Configuring Network-Side Interface to Trunk Mode
    109
  - Configuring TPID
    109
  - Checking Configurations
    110
  - Example for Configuring Basic Qinq
    110
  - Figure 2-7 Basic Qinq Networking
    111
  - Example for Configuring Selective Qinq
    112
  - Figure 2-8 Selective Qinq Networking
    112
- VLAN Mapping
  114
  - Introduction
    114
  - Preparing for Configurations
    114
  - Figure 2-9 Principles of VLAN Mapping
    114
  - Default Configurations of VLAN Mapping
    115
  - Configuring VLAN Mapping
    115
  - Checking Configurations
    115
  - Example for Configuring VLAN Mapping
    116
  - Figure 2-10 VLAN Mapping Networking
    116
- Stp/Rstp
  118
  - Introduction
    118
  - Figure 2-11 Network Storm Due to Loopback
    119
  - Figure 2-12 Loop Networking with STP
    120
  - Preparation for Configuration
    121
  - Default Configurations of STP
    121
  - Figure 2-13 Failure in Forwarding VLAN Packets Due to RSTP
    121
  - Enabling STP
    122
  - Configuring STP Parameters
    122
  - Configuring Edge Interface
    123
  - Configuring Link Type
    123
  - Configuring BPDU Filtering
    124
  - Configuring BPDU Guard
    124
  - Configuring MRSTP
    125
  - Checking Configurations
    125
  - Example for Configuring STP
    126
  - Figure 2-14 STP Networking
    126
- Mstp
  128
  - Introduction
    128
  - Figure 2-15 Basic Concepts of the MSTI Network
    129
  - Figure 2-16 MSTI Concepts
    130
  - Preparation for Configuration
    131
  - Default Configurations of MSTP
    131
  - Figure 2-17 Networking with Multiple Spanning Trees Instances in MST Region
    131
  - Enabling MSTP
    132
  - Configuring MST Region and Its Maximum Number of Hops
    132
  - Configuring Root/Backup Bridge
    133
  - Configuring Interface Priority and System Priority
    134
  - Configuring Network Diameter for Switch Network
    135
  - Configuring Internal Path Cost of Interface
    135
  - Configuring External Path Cost of Interface
    136
  - Configuring Maximum Transmission Rate on Interface
    136
  - Configuring MSTP Timer
    137
  - Configuring Edge Interface
    137
  - Configuring BPDU Filtering
    138
  - Configuring BPDU Guard
    138
  - Configuring STP/RSTP/MSTP Mode Switching
    139
  - Configuring Link Type
    140
  - Configuring Root Interface Protection
    140
  - Configuring Interface Loopguard
    141
  - Configuring TC Packet Suppression
    141
  - Checking Configurations
    142
  - Maintenance
    142
  - Example for Configuring MSTP
    142
  - Figure 2-18 MSTP Networking
    143
- Mrstp
  147
  - Introduction
    147
  - Preparing for Configurations
    147
  - Figure 2-19 Configuring MRSTP for Specifying Root Bridge
    147
  - Default Configurations of MRSTP
    148
  - Enabling MRSTP
    148
  - Configuring MRSTP Parameters
    148
  - Checking Configurations
    149
- Loop Detection
  149
  - Introduction
    149
  - Figure 2-20 Loop Detection Networking
    150
  - Preparing for Configurations
    151
  - Default Configurations of Loop Detection
    151
  - Configuring Loop Detection
    152
  - Checking Configurations
    153
  - Maintenance
    153
  - Example for Configuring Inner Loop Detection
    153
  - Figure 2-21 Loop Detection Networking
    154
- Interface Protection
  155
  - Introduction
    155
  - Preparing for Configurations
    155
  - Default Configurations of Interface Protection
    155
  - Configuring Interface Protection
    156
  - Configuring Interface Isolation
    156
  - Checking Configurations
    156
  - Example for Configuring Interface Protection
    157
  - Figure 2-22 Interface Protection Networking
    157
- Port Mirroring
  158
  - Introduction
    158
  - Figure 2-23 Principles of Port Mirroring
    158
  - Preparing for Configurations
    159
  - Default Configurations of Port Mirroring
    159
  - Configuring Port Mirroring on Local Port
    159
  - Checking Configurations
    160
  - Example for Configuring Port Mirroring
    160
  - Figure 2-24 Port Mirroring Networking
    161
- L2Cp
  162
  - Introduction
    162
  - Preparing for Configurations
    162
  - Defaul Configurations of L2CP
    162
  - Configuring Global L2CP
    162
  - Configuring L2CP Profile
    163
  - Configuring L2CP Profile on Interface
    163
  - Checking Configurations
    164
  - Maintenance
    164
  - Example for Configuring L2CP
    164
  - Figure 2-25 L2CP Networking
    165
- Voice VLAN
  167
- Garp
  175
  - Introduction
    175
  - Preparing for Configurations
    177
  - Figure 2-30 Principles of GVRP
    177
  - Default Configurations of GARP
    178
  - Configuring Basic Functions of GARP
    178
  - Configuring GVRP
    179
  - Checking Configurations
    179
  - Example for Configuring GVRP
    180
  - Figure 2-31 GVRP Networking
    180
3 Isf

183
- Introduction
  183
  - ISF Advantages
    183
  - ISF Application
    184
- ISF Concepts
  184
  - Figure 3-1 ISF Networking
    184
  - Figure 3-2 ISF Visualization
    185
  - Figure 3-3 ISF Merge
    186
  - Figure 3-4 ISF Split
    187
  - Principles of ISF
    187
  - Figure 3-5 Chain Networking
    188
  - Figure 3-6 Ring Networking
    188
  - Figure 3-7 ISF Relay Networking
    189
  - ISF Merge and Split
    190
  - ISF Management and Maintenance
    191
  - Mad
    192
- Establishing ISF Environment
  192
  - Establishment Flow
    192
  - Planning Number of ISF Members
    193
  - Figure 3-8 Flow for Establishing the ISF Environment
    193
  - Planning Roles and Ids of ISF Members
    194
  - Planning ISF Topology
    194
  - Planning ISF Physical Interfaces
    194
  - Installing ISF Members
    194
  - Connecting ISF Cables
    194
  - Configuring ISF System Software
    194
- Configuring ISF
  195
  - Preparing for Configurations
    195
  - Default Configurations of ISF
    195
  - Preconfiguration Mode
    195
  - Non-Preconfiguration Mode
    196
- Preconfiguring ISF in Standalone Mode
  196
  - Configuring ISF Interface
    197
  - Configuring Member Priority
    197
  - Configuring ISF Mode
    198
- Configuring ISF in ISF Mode
  198
- Checking Configurations
  208
- Figure 3-13 Clearing MAD Fault (ISF Link Fault and Active ISF Fault)
  208
- Configuration Examples
  209
4 Ring Network Protection

223
- 192
  223
  - Introduction
    223
  - Preparing for Configurations
    223
  - Default Configurations of G.8032
    224
  - Creating G.8032 Ring
    224
  - Configuring ERPS Fault Detection Mode
    226
  - Optional) Creating G.8032 Tributary Ring
    227
  - Optional) Configuring G.8032 Switching Control
    229
  - Checking Configurations
    229
  - Maintenance
    230
- Elps (G.8031)
  230
  - Introduction
    230
  - Preparing for Configurations
    230
  - Default Configurations of ELPS
    231
  - Creating ELPS Pair
    231
  - Configuring ELPS Fault Detection Mode
    233
  - Optional) Configuring ELPS Control
    233
  - Checking Configurations
    234
  - Maintenance
    234
  - Example for Configuring 1:1 ELPS Protection
    235
  - Figure 4-1 1:1 ELPS Networking
    235
5 IP Services

238
- IP Basis
  238
- Loopback Interface
  242
  - Introduction
    242
  - Preparing for Configurations
    242
  - Default Configurations of Loopback Interface
    242
  - Configuring IP Address of Loopback Interface
    242
  - Configuring Interface Loopback
    243
  - Checking Configurations
    243
- Arp
  243
  - Introduction
    243
  - Preparing for Configurations
    244
  - Default Configurations of ARP
    244
  - Configuring Static ARP Entries
    245
  - Configuring Dynamic ARP Entries
    245
  - Configuring Proxy ARP
    245
  - Checking Configurations
    246
  - Maintenance
    246
  - Example for Configuring ARP
    246
  - Figure 5-2 Configuring ARP Networking
    247
- Ndp
  248
- Static Route
  251
  - Introduction
    251
  - Preparing for Configurations
    251
  - Configuring Static Route
    251
  - Configuring Route Mangement
    252
  - Checking Configurations
    252
  - Example for Configuring Static Route
    253
  - Figure 5-4 Configuring Static Route
    253
- Rip
  255
  - Introduction
    255
  - Configuring Basic RIP Functions
    257
  - Configuring RIP Version
    257
  - Redistributing External Routes
    258
  - Configuring RIP Timer
    259
  - Configuring Loop Suppression
    259
  - Configuring Authentication
    260
  - Configuring Routing Policy
    260
  - Configuring Route Calculation
    261
  - Checking Configurations
    261
  - Maintenance
    262
- Ospfv2
  262
  - Introduction
    262
  - Figure 5-5 Roles of Broadcast Interface
    264
  - Figure 5-6 OSPF Area and Router Type
    266
  - Configuring Basic Functions of OSPF
    267
  - Configuring OSPF Route Attributes
    268
  - Configuring Load Balancing
    270
  - Configuring OSPF Network
    270
  - Optimizing OSPF Network
    271
  - Configuring OSPF Authentication Mode
    274
  - Configuring Stub Area
    275
  - Controlling OSPF Routing Information
    275
  - Configuring OSPF Routing Policy
    277
  - Checking Configurations
    280
  - Maintenance
    281
6 Dhcp

282
- DHCP Client
  282
  - Introduction
    282
  - Figure 6-1 DHCP Typical Networking
    283
  - Figure 6-2 Structure of DHCP Packet
    283
  - Table 6-1 Fields of a DHCP Packet
    283
  - Preparing for Configurations
    285
  - Default Configurations of DHCP Client
    285
  - Figure 6-3 DHCP Client Networking
    285
  - Configuring DHCP Client
    286
  - Configuring Dhcpv6 Client
    286
  - Checking Configurations
    287
  - Example for Configuring DHCP Client
    287
  - Figure 6-4 DHCP Client Networking
    288
- Zero-Configuration
  289
- DHCP Snooping
  296
  - Introduction
    296
  - Figure 6-9 DHCP Snooping
    296
  - Preparing for Configurations
    297
  - Default Configurations of DHCP Snooping
    297
  - Configuring DHCP Snooping
    297
  - Configure DHCP Snooping to Support Option 82
    298
  - Configuring Dhcpv6 Snooping
    299
  - Checking Configurations
    299
  - Example for Configuring DHCP Snooping
    300
  - Figure 6-10 DHCP Snooping Networking
    300
- DHCP Options
  301
  - Introduction
    301
  - Table 6-3 Common DHCP Options
    301
  - Preparing for Configurations
    303
  - Default Configurations of DHCP Option
    303
  - Configuring DHCP Option Fields
    303
  - Configuring DHCP Option 18 over Ipv6
    304
  - Configuring DHCP Option 37 over Ipv6
    305
  - Configuring User-Defined DHCP Option over Ipv6
    305
  - Checking Configurations
    306
- DHCP Server
  306
- DHCP Relay
  312
7 Qos

318
- Introduction
  318
  - Service Model
    318
  - Priority Trust
    319
  - Traffic Classification
    319
  - Figure 7-1 Traffic Classification
    320
  - Figure 7-2 Structure of an IP Packet Header
    320
  - Figure 7-3 Structures of the Tos Priority and DSCP
    320
  - Figure 7-4 Structure of a VLAN Packet
    320
  - Traffic Policy
    321
  - Figure 7-5 Structure of Cos
    321
  - Priority Mapping
    322
  - Queue Scheduling
    322
  - Table 7-1 Mapping from DSCP or Cos to Local Priority
    322
  - Table 7-2 Mapping between Local Priority and Queue
    322
  - Figure 7-6 SP Scheduling
    323
  - Figure 7-7 WRR Scheduling
    323
  - Congestion Avoidance
    324
  - Figure 7-8 DRR Scheduling
    324
  - Rate Limiting Based on Interface and VLAN
    325
  - Qos Enhancement
    325
- Configuring Priority
  326
- Configuring Congestion Management
  330
- Configuring Congestion Avoidance
  332
  - Preparing for Configurations
    332
  - Default Configurations of Congestion Avoidance
    332
  - Configuring SRED
    333
  - Checking Configurations
    333
- Configuring Traffic Classification and Traffic Policy
  333
  - Preparing for Configurations
    333
  - Default Configurations of Traffic Classification and Traffic Policy
    334
  - Creating Traffic Class
    334
  - Configuring Traffic Classification Rules
    334
  - Creating Rate Limiting Rule and Shapping Rule
    335
  - Creating Traffic Policy
    336
  - Defining Traffic Policy Mapping
    336
  - Defining Traffic Policy Operation
    337
  - Applying Traffic Policy to Interfaces
    338
  - Checking Configurations
    338
  - Maintenance
    339
- Configuring Rate Limiting
  339
- Bandwidth Rate Limiting
  340
  - Introduction
    340
  - Preparing for Configurations
    341
  - Default Configurations of Bandwidth Rate Limiting
    341
  - Configuring Bandwidth Guarantee
    342
  - Configuring Hierarchical Bandwidth Guarantee
    343
  - Checking Configurations
    344
- Configuration Examples
  345
8 Multicast

352
- Figure 8-1 Multicast Transmission Networking
  353
  - Figure 8-2 Basic Concepts in Multicast
    355
  - Figure 8-3 Mapping between Ipv4 Multicast Address and Multicast MAC Address
    356
  - Figure 8-4 Operating of IGMP and Layer 2 Multicast Features
    356
  - Basic Functions of Layer 2 Multicast
    357
    
    Introduction
    357
    
    Preparing for Configurations
    359
    
    Default Configurations of Layer 2 Multicast Basic Functions
    359
    
    Configuring Basic Functions of Layer 2 Multicast
    359
    
    Checking Configurations
    360
    
    Maintenance
    360
  - IGMP Snooping
    361
    
    Introduction
    361
    
    Preparing for Configurations
    361
    
    Figure 8-5 IGMP Snooping Networking
    361
    
    Default Configurations of IGMP Snooping
    362
    
    Configuring IGMP Snooping
    362
    
    Checking Configurations
    362
    
    Example for Applying Multicast on Ring Network
    363
    
    Figure 8-6 Ring Network Multicast Networking
    364
  - IGMP Querier
    366
    
    Introduction
    366
    
    Preparing for Configurations
    367
    
    Default Configurations of IGMP Querier
    367
    
    Configuring IGMP Querier
    368
    
    Checking Configurations
    369
    
    Example for Configuring IGMP Snooping and IGMP Querier
    369
    
    Figure 8-7 IGMP Snooping Networking
    369
  - Igmp Mvr
    371
    
    Introduction
    371
    
    Preparing for Configurations
    371
    
    Default Configurations of IGMP MVR
    372
    
    Configuring IGMP MVR
    372
    
    Figure 8-8 IGMP MVR Networking
    372
    
    Checking Configurations
    373
    
    Example for Configuring IGMP MVR
    374
    
    Figure 8-9 MVR Networking
    374
  - IGMP Filtering
    376
    
    Introduction
    376
    
    Preparing for Configurations
    376
    
    Default Configurations of IGMP Filtering
    377
    
    Enabling Global IGMP Filtering
    377
    
    Configuring IGMP Filtering Profile
    377
    
    Configuring Maximum Number of Multicast Groups
    378
    
    Checking Configurations
    379
    
    Example for Applying IGMP Filtering on Interface
    379
    
    Figure 8-10 Applying IGMP Filtering on Interface
    380
  - Multicast VLAN Copy
    381
    
    Introduction
    381
    
    Figure 8-11 Data Transmission of IGMP MVR
    382
    
    Preparing for Configurations
    383
    
    Figure 8-12 Data Transmission of Multicast VLAN Copy
    383
    
    Default Configurations of Multicast VLAN Copy
    384
    
    Configuring Multicast VLAN Copy
    384
    
    Figure 8-13 Multicast VLAN Copy Networking
    384
    
    Configuring Static Multicast Members of VLAN Copy
    385
    
    Configuring Customer VLAN of VLAN Copy
    385
    
    Checking Configurations
    386
  - Mld
    386
    
    Introduction
    386
    
    Preparing for Configurations
    387
    
    Default Configurations of MLD
    387
    
    Configuring Basic Functions of MLD
    387
    
    Configuring MLD Snooping
    388
    
    Configuring MLD Querier
    389
    
    Configuring MLD Filtering
    390
    
    Checking Configurations
    391
    
    Maintenance
    392
9 Oam

393
- Introduction
  393
- Efm
  395
  - Introduction
    395
  - Preparing for Configurations
    395
  - Default Configurations of EFM
    395
  - Figure 9-1 OAM Loopback
    395
  - Configuring Basic Functions of EFM
    396
  - Configuring Active Functions of EFM
    397
  - Configuring EFM Passive Function
    398
  - Checking Configurations
    400
  - Maintenance
    401
- CFM (IEEE 802.1Ag/Itu-Y.1731)
  401
  - Introduction
    401
  - Figure 9-2 Mds at Different Levels
    402
  - Figure 9-3 MEP and MIP
    403
  - Preparing for Configurations
    404
  - Enabling CFM
    404
  - Configuring Basic Functions of CFM
    405
  - Configuring CFM Fault Detection
    406
  - Configuring Fault Acknowledgement
    408
  - Configuring CFM Fault Location
    409
  - Configuring Alarm Indication Signal
    410
  - Configuring Ethernet Locked Signal
    411
  - Configuring Ethernet CSF
    412
  - Configuring Performance Monitoring
    412
  - Checking Configurations
    412
  - Example for Configuring CFM
    413
  - Figure 9-4 CFM Networking
    414
- Sla
  416
  - Introduction
    416
  - Figure 9-5 SLA Test Networking
    417
  - Preparing for Configurations
    418
  - Limits on SLA Configuration
    418
  - Default Configurations of SLA
    419
  - Creating SLA Operation
    419
  - Configuring SLA Scheduling
    420
  - Configuring SLA Threshold
    420
  - Configuring Maintenance Window
    421
  - Configuring Availability Test
    421
  - Enabling Alarms
    422
  - Checking Configurations
    422
  - Example for Configuring SLA
    423
  - Figure 9-6 SLA Test Networking
    423
- Bfd
  424
  - Introduction
    424
  - Preparing for Configurations
    425
  - Configuring BFD Session Binding
    425
  - Configuring BFD Session Parameters
    426
  - Checking Configurations
    427
10 Security

428
- Acl
  428
  - Introduction
    428
  - Preparing for Configurations
    429
  - Configuring MAC ACL
    429
  - Configuring ACL Period
    432
  - Configuring Filter
    433
  - Checking Configurations
    433
  - Maintenance
    434
- Port Security MAC
  434
  - Introduction
    434
  - Preparing for Configurations
    435
  - Default Configurations of Port Security MAC
    435
  - Configuring Basic Functions of Port Security MAC
    436
  - Configuring Static Secure MAC Address
    437
  - Configuring Dynamic Secure MAC Address
    437
  - Configuring Sticky Secure MAC Address
    438
  - Checking Configurations
    439
  - Maintenance
    439
  - Example for Configuring Port Security MAC
    439
  - Figure 10-1 Port Security MAC Networking
    440
- Dynamic ARP Inspection
  441
- Radius
  448
  - Introduction
    448
  - Preparing for Configurations
    449
  - Default Configurations of RADIUS
    449
  - Configuring RADIUS Authentication
    449
  - Configuring RADIUS Accounting
    450
  - Checking Configurations
    451
  - Example for Configuring RADIUS
    451
  - Figure 10-4 RADIUS Networking
    452
- Tacacs
  453
  - Introduction
    453
  - Preparing for Configurations
    453
  - Default Configurations of TACACS
    454
  - Configuring TACACS+ Authorization
    454
  - Configuring TACACS+ Authentication
    454
  - Configuring TACACS+ Accounting
    455
  - Configuring TACACS+ Authorization
    455
  - Checking Configurations
    455
  - Maintenance
    456
  - Example for Configuring TACACS
    456
  - Figure 10-5 TACACS+ Networking
    456
- Storm Control
  457
  - Introduction
    457
  - Preparing for Configurations
    458
  - Default Configurations of Storm Control
    458
  - Configuring Storm Control
    459
  - Configuring DLF Packet Forwarding
    460
  - Checking Configurations
    460
  - Example for Configuring Storm Control
    460
  - Figure 10-6 Storm Control Networking
    461
- 431
  462
  - Introduction
    462
  - Figure 10-7 802.1X Structure
    462
  - Preparing for Configruations
    464
  - Default Configurations of 802.1X
    464
  - Configuring Basic Functions of 802.1X
    465
  - Configuring 802.1X Re-Authentication
    466
  - Configuring 802.1X Timers
    466
  - Checking Configurations
    467
  - Maintenance
    467
  - Example for Configuring 802.1X
    468
  - Figure 10-8 Dot1X Networking
    468
- IP Source Guard
  469
- Pppoe
  475
  - Introduction
    475
  - Preparing for Configurations
    476
  - Figure 10-11 Accessing the Network through Pppoe Authentication
    476
  - Default Configurations of Pppoe
    477
  - Configuring Basic Functions of Pppoe
    477
  - Configuring Pppoe+ Packet Information
    478
  - Checking Configurations
    480
  - Maintenance
    480
  - Example for Configuring Pppoe
    481
  - Figure 10-12 Pppoe+ Networking
    481
- Configuring CPU Protection
  483
  - Preparing for Configurations
    483
  - Configuring Global CPU CAR
    483
  - Checking Configurations
    483
  - Maintenance
    484
- Configuring Anti-ARP Attack
  484
  - Preparing for Configurations
    484
  - Configuring ARP
    484
  - Checking Configurations
    485
11 Reliability

486
- Link Aggregation
  486
- Interface Backup
  494
- Link-State Tracking
  501
  - Introduction
    501
  - Preparing for Configurations
    501
  - Default Configurations of Link-State Tracking
    501
  - Configuring Link-State Tracking
    501
  - Checking Configurations
    502
  - Example for Configuring Link-State Tracking
    503
  - Figure 11-6 Link-State Tracking Networking
    503
- Udld
  505
  - Introduction
    505
  - Preparing for Configurations
    505
  - Default Configurations of UDLD
    505
  - Configuring UDLD
    505
  - Checking Configurations
    505
- Mlacp
  506
  - Introduction
    506
  - Figure 11-7 Dual-Homed Application Based on LACP
    506
  - Preparing for Configurations
    507
  - Configuring ICCP Channel
    507
  - Configuring Mlacp Link Aggregation
    508
  - Checking Configurations
    508
  - Maintenance
    509
  - Example for Configuring Mlacp
    509
  - Figure 11-8 Mlacp Networking
    510
12 System Management

514
- Snmp
  514
- Rmon
  525
  - Introduction
    525
  - Figure 12-5 RMON Networking
    526
  - Preparing for Configurations
    527
  - Default Configurations of RMON
    527
  - Configuring RMON Statistics
    527
  - Configuring RMON Historical Statistics
    528
  - Configuring RMON Alarm Group
    528
  - Configuring RMON Event Group
    529
  - Checking Configurations
    529
  - Maintenance
    529
  - Example for Configuring RMON Alarm Group
    530
  - Figure 12-6 RMON Networking
    530
- Lldp
  531
  - Introduction
    531
  - Figure 12-7 Structure of a LLDPDU
    532
  - Figure 12-8 Structure of a TLV Packet
    532
  - Table 12-1 TLV Types
    532
  - Table 12-2 IEEE 802.1 Organization-Defined Tlvs
    533
  - Table 12-3 IEEE 802.3 Organization-Defined Tlvs
    533
  - Preparing for Configurations
    534
  - Default Configurations of LLDP
    534
  - Enabling Global LLDP
    534
  - Enabling Interface LLDP
    535
  - Configuring Basic Functions of LLDP
    535
  - Configuring LLDP Alarm
    536
  - Configuring TLV
    536
  - Checking Configurations
    536
  - Maintenance
    537
  - Example for Configuring LLDP
    537
  - Figure 12-9 LLDP Networking
    538
- Optical Module DDM
  540
  - Introduction
    540
  - Preparing for Configurations
    541
  - Default Configurations of Optical Module DDM
    541
  - Enabling Optical Module DDM
    541
  - Enabling Optical Module DDM Trap
    542
  - Checking Configurations
    542
- System Log
  543
  - Introduction
    543
  - Table 12-4 Log Levels
    543
  - Preparing for Configurations
    544
  - Default Configurations of System Log
    544
  - Configuring Basic Information of System Log
    545
  - Configuring System Log Output
    545
  - Checking Configurations
    547
  - Maintenance
    547
  - Example for Configuring Outputting System Logs to Log Host
    547
  - Figure 12-10 Networking of Outputting System Log to Log Host
    548
- Alarm Management
  549
  - Introduction
    549
  - Table 12-5 Alarm Fields
    550
  - Table 12-6 Alarm Levels
    550
  - Preparing for Configurations
    553
  - Configuring Basic Functions of Alarm Management
    553
  - Checking Configurations
    555
- Hardware Environment Monitoring
  555
- CPU Monitoring
  560
  - Introduction
    560
  - Preparing for Configurations
    561
  - Default Configurations of CPU Monitoring
    561
  - Showing CPU Monitoring Information
    561
  - Configuring CPU Monitoring Alarm
    562
  - Checking Configurations
    562
- Cable Diagnosis
  562
  - Introduction
    562
  - Preparing for Configurations
    563
  - Configuring Cable Diagnosis
    563
  - Checking Configurations
    563
- Memory Monitoring
  564
  - Preparing for Configurations
    564
  - Configuring Memory Monitoring
    564
  - Checking Configurations
    564
- Ping
  565
  - Introduction
    565
  - Configuring Ping
    565
  - Figure 12-11 Principles of Ping
    565
- Traceroute
  566
  - Introduction
    566
  - Configuring Traceroute
    566
  - Figure 12-12 Principles of Traceroute
    566
- Performance Statistics
  567
  - Introduction
    567
  - Preparing for Configurations
    567
  - Default Configurations of Performance Statistics
    567
  - Configuring Performance Statistics
    567
  - Checking Configurations
    568
  - Maintenance
    568
13 Appendix

569
- Terms
  569
- Acronyms and Abbreviations
  574

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