Zyxel GS1900-48HP — управление безопасностью сети: статус аутентифицированных хостов [89/230]

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• Quick start guide p.1
• Default login details p.1
• Gs1900 series p.1
• User s guide p.1
• Gbe smart managed switch p.1
• Read carefully before use p.2
• Note this guide is a reference for a series of products therefore some features or options in this guide may not be available in your product p.2
• Note it is recommended you use the web configurator to configure the switch p.2
• Keep this guide for future reference p.2
• Important p.2
• User s guide 4 p.3
• Technical reference 9 p.3
• Contents overview p.3
• Chapter 4 the web configurator 1 p.4
• Chapter 1 getting to know your switch 6 p.4
• Table of contents p.4
• Part i user s guide 14 p.4
• Contents overview p.4
• Chapter 3 hardware overview 5 p.4
• Chapter 2 hardware installation and connection 0 p.4
• Part ii technical reference 49 p.5
• Chapter 8 monitor vlan 1 p.5
• Chapter 7 monitor port 4 p.5
• Chapter 6 monitor system 1 p.5
• Chapter 5 getting start 9 p.5
• Chapter 9 monitor mac table 7 p.6
• Chapter 14 monitor lldp 4 p.6
• Chapter 13 monitor spanning tree 8 p.6
• Chapter 12 monitor multicast 4 p.6
• Chapter 11 monitor loop guard 1 p.6
• Chapter 10 monitor link aggregation 9 p.6
• Chapter 16 monitor management 0 p.7
• Chapter 18 configuration port 8 p.7
• Chapter 17 configuration system 3 p.7
• Chapter 15 monitor security 7 p.7
• Chapter 19 configuration vlan 09 p.8
• Chapter 21 configuration link aggregation 26 p.8
• Chapter 20 configuration mac table 22 p.8
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree 46 p.9
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast 38 p.9
• Chapter 23 configuration mirror 36 p.9
• Chapter 22 configuration loop guard 33 p.9
• Chapter 28 configuration security 78 p.10
• Chapter 27 configuration qos 69 p.10
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp 56 p.10
• Chapter 30 configuration management 93 p.11
• Chapter 29 configuration aaa 87 p.11
• Chapter 31 maintenance 211 p.12
• Index 28 p.13
• Chapter 32 troubleshooting 22 p.13
• Appendix a legal information 26 p.13
• User s guide p.14
• Introduction p.16
• Getting to know your switch p.16
• Bridging example p.16
• Rd sales p.17
• Internet p.17
• Ieee 802 q vlan application example p.17
• Gigabit ethernet to the desktop p.17
• Backbone p.17
• Tag based vlan example p.18
• Ipv6 support p.18
• Ways to manage the switch p.19
• Good habits for managing the switch p.19
• Hardware installation and connection p.20
• Freestanding installation p.20
• Note ask an authorized technician to attach the switch to the rack wall p.21
• Hardware installation p.21
• Wall mounting p.21
• Note make sure the screws are securely fixed to the wall and strong enough to hold the weight of the switch with the connection cables p.21
• The switch should be wall mounted horizontally the switch s side panels with ventilation slots should not be facing up or down as this position is less safe p.22
• Rack mounting p.22
• Rack mounted installation requirements p.22
• Precautions p.22
• Failure to use the proper screws may damage the unit p.22
• Attaching the mounting brackets to the switch p.22
• Mounting the switch on a rack p.23
• Hardware overview p.25
• Front panel connections p.25
• Sfp slots p.26
• Ethernet ports p.26
• Default ethernet settings p.26
• Transceiver installation p.27
• To avoid possible eye injury do not look into an operating fiber optic module s connectors p.27
• Transceiver removal p.27
• Rear panel p.28
• Rear panel power connection p.29
• Power connection p.29
• Note use the included power cord for the ac power connection p.29
• Connecting the power p.29
• Table 3 led descriptions p.30
• Led color status description p.30
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.30
• Disconnecting the power p.30
• Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet p.30
• Disconnect the power cord from the ac power socket p.30
• Connect the other end of the cord to a power outlet p.30
• Connect the female end of the power cord to the ac power socket p.30
• Chapter 3 hardware overview p.30
• After you connect the power to the switch view the leds to ensure proper functioning of the switch and as an aid in troubleshooting p.30
• The power input connectors can be disconnected from the power source individually p.30
• The web configurator p.31
• Overview p.31
• Access p.31
• Title bar p.32
• Navigating the web configurator p.32
• Navigation panel p.33
• The monitor menu screens display status and statistics information p.34
• Table 5 monitor menu screens summary p.34
• Monitor menu p.34
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.34
• Getting start displays general device information system status system resource usage and interface status p.34
• Getting start p.34
• For details on getting start features see chapter 5 on page 39 p.34
• Folder or link tab function p.34
• Chapter 4 the web configurator p.34
• Configuration menu p.35
• Use the configuration menu screens to configure the switch s features p.35
• Table 6 configuration menu screens summary p.35
• Table 5 monitor menu screens summary continued p.35
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.35
• Folder or link tab function p.35
• Chapter 4 the web configurator p.35
• Table 6 configuration menu screens summary continued p.36
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.36
• Folder or link tab function p.36
• Chapter 4 the web configurator p.36
• Table 6 configuration menu screens summary continued p.37
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.37
• Folder or link tab function p.37
• Chapter 4 the web configurator p.37
• Chapter 4 the web configurator p.38
• Use the maintenance menu screens to manage configuration and firmware files run diagnostics and reboot or shut down the switch p.38
• Table 7 maintenance menu screens summary p.38
• Table 6 configuration menu screens summary continued p.38
• Maintenance menu p.38
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.38
• Folder or link tab function p.38
• What you can do in this chapter p.39
• Overview p.39
• Getting start p.39
• Step 1 set up ip dns p.40
• Start up p.40
• Label description p.40
• In start up you can set up ip dns set up your username password and view finished results p.40
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.40
• For details on wizard features see system chapter 6 on page 51 vlan chapter 8 on page 61 qos chapter 27 on page 169 and link aggregation chapter 10 on page 69 p.40
• Chapter 5 getting start p.40
• Wizard displays start up vlan qos and link aggregation p.40
• Wizard p.40
• Table 8 getting start continued p.40
• Step 1 set up ip dns to access this screen p.40
• Step 2 set up username password p.41
• Step 1 set up ip dns p.41
• Label description p.41
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.41
• Each field is described in the following table p.41
• Chapter 5 getting start p.41
• After clicking next the set up your username password screen appears p.41
• After clicking next the finish screen appears p.41
• In vlan you can create vlan tag vlan setting and view finished results p.42
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.42
• Each field is described in the following table p.42
• Chapter 5 getting start p.42
• Step 3 finish p.42
• Step 1 create vlan to access this screen p.42
• Label description p.42
• Step 3 finish p.44
• Step 2 tag vlan setting p.44
• Label description p.44
• In qos you can create qos settings and view finished results p.44
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.44
• Each field is described in the following table p.44
• Chapter 5 getting start p.44
• After clicking next the finish screen appears p.44
• Link aggregation p.46
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.47
• Each field is described in the following table p.47
• Chapter 5 getting start p.47
• After clicking next the finish screen appears p.47
• Step 1 link aggregation p.47
• Label description p.47
• Step 2 finish p.48
• Label description p.48
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.48
• Each field is described in the following table p.48
• Chapter 5 getting start p.48
• Technical reference p.49
• What you can do in this chapter p.51
• Overview p.51
• Monitor system p.51
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.52
• Label description p.52
• Ipv6 to open this screen p.52
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.52
• Chapter 6 monitor system p.52
• Information p.53
• What you can do in this chapter p.54
• Status p.54
• Overview p.54
• Monitor port p.54
• Status continued p.55
• Port counters to access this screen p.55
• Port counters p.55
• Label description p.55
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.55
• Each field is described in the following table p.55
• Chapter 7 monitor port p.55
• Port counters continued p.56
• Label description p.56
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.56
• Chapter 7 monitor port p.56
• Utilization is the percentage of a network s bandwidth that is currently being consumed by network traffic each vertical bar represents the highest utilization on a port and can be either transmitted tx traffic or received rx traffic during the last time interval in seconds p.57
• Port counters continued p.57
• Label description p.57
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.57
• Each field is described in the following table p.57
• Chapter 7 monitor port p.57
• Bandwidth utilization to access this screen p.57
• Bandwidth utilization p.57
• Note the poe function and the following screens are available for models ending in hp only p.58
• Note the poe devices that supply or receive power and their connected ethernet cables must all be completely indoors p.58
• Bandwidth management p.59
• Bandwidth control p.59
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.60
• Each field is described in the following table p.60
• Chapter 7 monitor port p.60
• Bandwidth control continued p.60
• This section shows you the storm control feature p.60
• Storm control to access this screen p.60
• Storm control limits the number of broadcast multicast and unicast packets the switch receives per second on the ports when the maximum number of allowable broadcast multicast and or unicast packets is reached per second the subsequent packets are discarded enabling this feature reduces broadcast multicast and or unicast packets in your network you can specify limits for each packet type on each port p.60
• Storm control p.60
• Label description p.60
• What you can do in this chapter p.61
• Overview p.61
• Monitor vlan p.61
• Vlan port to access this screen p.63
• Vlan port p.63
• Port continued p.63
• Port based vlans are vlans where the packet forwarding decision is based on the destination mac address and its associated port port based vlans require allowed outgoing ports to be defined for each port therefore if you wish to allow two subscriber ports to talk to each other for example between conference rooms in a hotel you must define the egress an egress port is an outgoing port that is a port through which a data packet leaves for both ports port based vlans are specific only to the switch on which they were created p.63
• Label description p.63
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.63
• Each field is described in the following table p.63
• Chapter 8 monitor vlan p.63
• Vlan 102 p.64
• Vlan 100 p.64
• Internet p.64
• Guest vlan p.64
• Voice vlan p.65
• Overview p.67
• Monitor mac table p.67
• What you can do in this chapter p.68
• The mac table screen section 9 on page 68 displays view filter and mac table of the switch p.68
• Mac table to access this screen p.68
• Mac table p.68
• Label description p.68
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.68
• Each field is described in the following table p.68
• Chapter 9 monitor mac table p.68
• Link aggregation p.69
• What you can do in this chapter p.69
• Overview p.69
• Monitor link aggregation p.69
• Label description p.70
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.70
• Each field is described in the following table p.70
• Chapter 10 monitor link aggregation p.70
• Overview p.71
• Monitor loop guard p.71
• What you can do in this chapter p.72
• Loop guard p.72
• What you can do in this chapter p.74
• Overview p.74
• Monitor multicast p.74
• Each field is described in the following table p.75
• Chapter 12 monitor multicast p.75
• Statistics to access this screen p.75
• Statistics p.75
• Label description p.75
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.75
• Statistics p.76
• Label description p.76
• In the reset column the reset option allows you to delete a pre existing rule p.76
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.76
• Group to access this screen p.76
• Each field is described in the following table p.76
• Click ok and confirm at the pop up screen to complete the task click cancel and confirm at the pop up screen to discard the changes p.76
• Chapter 12 monitor multicast p.76
• Label description p.77
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.77
• Each field is described in the following table p.77
• Chapter 12 monitor multicast p.77
• Router to access this screen p.77
• Router p.77
• What you can do in this chapter p.78
• Spanning tree p.78
• Overview p.78
• Monitor spanning tree p.78
• Label description p.79
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.79
• Each field is described in the following table p.79
• Cist port to access this screen p.79
• Cist port p.79
• Chapter 13 monitor spanning tree p.79
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.80
• Each field is described in the following table p.80
• Cist port p.80
• Chapter 13 monitor spanning tree p.80
• Mst to access this screen p.80
• Label description p.80
• Mst port to access this screen p.81
• Mst port p.81
• Label description p.81
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.81
• Each field is described in the following table p.81
• Chapter 13 monitor spanning tree p.81
• Stp statistics p.82
• Note in this user s guide stp refers to both stp and rstp p.82
• Stp statistics p.83
• Label description p.83
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.83
• Each field is described in the following table p.83
• Chapter 13 monitor spanning tree p.83
• Monitor lldp p.84
• What you can do in this chapter p.84
• Statistics p.84
• Overview p.84
• Statistics p.85
• Remote information to access this screen p.85
• Remote information p.85
• Label description p.85
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.85
• Each field is described in the following table p.85
• Chapter 14 monitor lldp p.85
• Overloading to access this screen p.86
• Overloading p.86
• Label description p.86
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.86
• Each field is described in the following table p.86
• Chapter 14 monitor lldp p.86
• Remote information continued p.86
• What you can do in this chapter p.87
• Port security p.87
• Overview p.87
• Monitor security p.87
• Authenticated hosts p.89
• What you can do in this chapter p.90
• Syslog p.90
• Overview p.90
• Monitor management p.90
• Label description p.91
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.91
• Error disable to access this screen p.91
• Error disable p.91
• Each field is described in the following table p.91
• Chapter 16 monitor management p.91
• This link takes you to a screen where you can view cpu protection and error disable recovery p.91
• Syslog p.91
• Label description p.92
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.92
• Error disable p.92
• Each field is described in the following table p.92
• Chapter 16 monitor management p.92
• What you can do in this chapter p.93
• The ipv4 screen p.93
• Overview p.93
• Configuration system p.93
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.94
• Label description p.94
• Ipv6 to open this screen p.94
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.94
• Chapter 17 configuration system p.94
• Use this screen to view the ipv6 interface status and switch s management ipv6 addresses p.94
• The ipv6 screen p.94
• The time option is used to setup the system time and sntp simple network time protocol server settings p.95
• The system time screen p.95
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.95
• System time to display the screen as shown p.95
• System time p.95
• Label description p.95
• Ipv6 continued p.95
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.95
• Chapter 17 configuration system p.95
• Sntp server p.96
• Label description p.96
• Information p.96
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.96
• Chapter 17 configuration system p.96
• Time continued p.96
• The sntp server screen p.96
• The information option is used to set the following system information properties system name system location and system contact information p.96
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.96
• Sntp server to display the screen as shown p.96
• The system information screen p.97
• What you can do in this chapter p.98
• Overview p.98
• Configuration port p.98
• The port edit screen p.99
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.99
• Label description p.99
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.99
• Edit to open this screen p.99
• Chapter 18 configuration port p.99
• Chapter 18 configuration port p.100
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.100
• Label description p.100
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.100
• Eee to open this screen p.100
• The eee edit screen p.101
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.102
• Label description p.102
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.102
• Chapter 18 configuration port p.102
• The poe edit screen p.103
• Label description p.104
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.104
• Edit continued p.104
• Chapter 18 configuration port p.104
• The bandwidth control screen p.105
• Bandwidth management p.105
• The port rate edit screen p.106
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.106
• Label description p.106
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.106
• Edit to open this screen p.106
• Chapter 18 configuration port p.106
• Bandwidth control continued p.106
• The port screen p.107
• Storm control p.107
• The port edit screen p.108
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.108
• Label description p.108
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.108
• Edit to open this screen p.108
• Chapter 18 configuration port p.108
• Configuration vlan p.109
• What you can do in this chapter p.109
• Overview p.109
• The vlan screen p.110
• The vlan add screen p.110
• The port screen p.111
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.111
• Port to open this screen p.111
• Label description p.111
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.111
• Chapter 19 configuration vlan p.111
• The port edit screen p.112
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.112
• Label description p.112
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.112
• Edit to open this screen p.112
• Chapter 19 configuration vlan p.112
• Vlan port to open this screen p.113
• The vlan port screen p.113
• Port based vlans are vlans where the packet forwarding decision is based on the destination mac address and its associated port port based vlans require allowed outgoing ports to be defined for each port therefore if you wish to allow two subscriber ports to talk to each other for example between conference rooms in a hotel you must define the egress an egress port is an outgoing port that is a port through which a data packet leaves for both ports port based vlans are specific only to the switch on which they were created p.113
• Label description p.113
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.113
• Edit continued p.113
• Chapter 19 configuration vlan p.113
• Vlan port p.114
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.114
• Label description p.114
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.114
• Chapter 19 configuration vlan p.114
• The global screen p.115
• Guest vlan p.115
• The port screen p.116
• The port edit screen p.116
• Voice vlan p.117
• The global screen p.117
• The oui screen p.118
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.118
• Oui to open this screen p.118
• Label description p.118
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.118
• Global p.118
• Chapter 19 configuration vlan p.118
• The oui add edit screen p.119
• The port screen p.120
• The port edit screen p.121
• The static mac screen p.122
• Overview p.122
• Mac table p.122
• Configuration mac table p.122
• What you can do in this chapter p.122
• The static mac add screen p.123
• The filtering mac screen p.123
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.124
• The filtering mac add screen p.124
• The dynamic age screen p.124
• Label description p.124
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.124
• Filtering mac p.124
• Dynamic age to open this screen p.124
• Chapter 20 configuration mac table p.124
• Add to open this screen p.124
• Label description p.125
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.125
• Dynamic age p.125
• Chapter 20 configuration mac table p.125
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.125
• What you can do in this chapter p.126
• The global screen p.126
• Overview p.126
• Link aggregation p.126
• Configuration link aggregation p.126
• The lag management screen p.127
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.127
• Lag management to open this screen p.127
• Lag management p.127
• Label description p.127
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.127
• Global p.127
• Chapter 21 configuration link aggregation p.127
• Chapter 21 configuration link aggregation p.128
• Add to open this screen p.128
• The lag add screen p.128
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.128
• Lag management p.128
• Label description p.128
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.128
• The lag port screen p.129
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.129
• Lag port to open this screen p.129
• Lag port p.129
• Label description p.129
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.129
• Chapter 21 configuration link aggregation p.129
• Label description p.130
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.130
• Edit to open this screen p.130
• Chapter 21 configuration link aggregation p.130
• The lag port edit screen p.130
• The lacp port screen p.130
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.130
• Lacp port to open this screen p.130
• The lacp port edit screen p.131
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.132
• Label description p.132
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.132
• Chapter 21 configuration link aggregation p.132
• The global screen p.133
• Overview p.133
• Loop guard p.133
• Configuration loop guard p.133
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.134
• Edit to open this screen p.134
• Chapter 22 configuration loop guard p.134
• The port edit screen p.134
• The loop guard port p.134
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.134
• Port to open this screen p.134
• Loop guard continued p.134
• Label description p.134
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.135
• Label description p.135
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.135
• Chapter 22 configuration loop guard p.135
• The mirror screen p.136
• Overview p.136
• Mirror p.136
• Configuration mirror p.136
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.137
• Chapter 23 configuration mirror p.137
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.137
• Mirror p.137
• Label description p.137
• The global screen p.138
• Overview p.138
• Configuration multicast p.138
• Vlan to open this screen p.139
• The vlan screen p.139
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.139
• Label description p.139
• Igmp continued p.139
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.139
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast p.139
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.140
• Edit to open this screen p.140
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast p.140
• Vlan continued p.140
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.140
• The edit igmp screen p.140
• Modify p.140
• Label description p.140
• The router port screen p.141
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.141
• The add edit router port screen p.141
• Router port to open this screen p.141
• Router port p.141
• Modify continued p.141
• Label description p.141
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.141
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast p.141
• Add modify to open this screen p.141
• Add modify p.142
• The profile screen p.142
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.142
• Profile to open this screen p.142
• Label description p.142
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.142
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast p.142
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.143
• The add edit profile screen p.143
• Profile p.143
• Label description p.143
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.143
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast p.143
• Add modify to open this screen p.143
• Add modify p.143
• Add modify continued p.144
• Add edit to open this screen p.144
• Throttling to open this screen p.144
• Throttling p.144
• The throttling screen p.144
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.144
• The add edit throttling screen p.144
• Label description p.144
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.144
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast p.144
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.145
• Label description p.145
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.145
• Chapter 24 configuration multicast p.145
• Add edit p.145
• Spanning tree p.146
• Overview p.146
• Configuration spanning tree p.146
• The global screen p.146
• The stp port screen p.147
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.147
• Stp port to open this screen p.147
• Spanning tree p.147
• Label description p.147
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.147
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree p.147
• The stp port edit screen p.148
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.148
• Stp port p.148
• Label description p.148
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.148
• Edit to open this screen p.148
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree p.148
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree p.149
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.149
• The cist screen p.149
• Note an edge port becomes a non edge port as soon as it receives a bridge protocol data unit bpdu p.149
• Label description p.149
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.149
• Cist to open this screen p.149
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.150
• Label description p.150
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.150
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree p.150
• 2 hello time 1 p.150
• The cist port screen p.151
• The cist port edit screen p.151
• Label description p.152
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.152
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree p.152
• The mst screen p.152
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.152
• Mst to open this screen p.152
• The mst port screen p.153
• The add modify mst screen p.153
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.154
• Mst port p.154
• Label description p.154
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.154
• Edit to open this screen p.154
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree p.154
• 0 the mst port edit screen p.154
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.155
• Label description p.155
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.155
• Chapter 25 configuration spanning tree p.155
• The global screen p.156
• Overview p.156
• Configuration lldp p.156
• The port screen p.157
• Port to open this screen p.157
• Label description p.157
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.157
• Global continued p.157
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.157
• The port edit screen p.158
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.158
• Label description p.158
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.158
• Edit to open this screen p.158
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.158
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.159
• The local information screen p.159
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.159
• Local information to open this screen p.159
• Label description p.159
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.159
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.160
• Local information p.160
• Label description p.160
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.160
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.160
• The local information edit screen p.161
• Local information continued p.161
• Label description p.161
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.161
• Edit to open this screen p.161
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.161
• Label description p.163
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.163
• Edit continued p.163
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.163
• The med network policy screen p.164
• The med network policy add edit screen p.164
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.164
• Med network policy to open this screen p.164
• Med network policy p.164
• Label description p.164
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.164
• Edit continued p.164
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.164
• Add edit to open this screen p.164
• Edit continued p.166
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.166
• The med port screen p.166
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.166
• Med port to open this screen p.166
• Med port p.166
• Label description p.166
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.166
• The med port add edit screen p.167
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.167
• Med port continued p.167
• Label description p.167
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.167
• Edit to open this screen p.167
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.167
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.168
• Edit continued p.168
• Chapter 26 configuration lldp p.168
• Label description p.168
• The port screen p.169
• Overview p.169
• General p.169
• Configuration qos p.169
• The port edit screen p.170
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.170
• Label description p.170
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.170
• General p.170
• Edit to open this screen p.170
• Chapter 27 configuration qos p.170
• The queue screen p.171
• The cos mapping screen p.171
• Cos mapping p.172
• Chapter 27 configuration qos p.172
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.172
• Label description p.172
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.172
• The dscp mapping screen p.173
• The ip precedence mapping screen p.174
• Trust mode p.175
• The port screen p.175
• The global screen p.175
• The trust mode edit screen p.176
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.177
• Label description p.177
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.177
• Chapter 27 configuration qos p.177
• Port security p.178
• Overview p.178
• Configuration security p.178
• The port screen p.178
• The global screen p.178
• The port edit screen p.179
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.179
• Label description p.179
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.179
• Edit to open this screen p.179
• Chapter 28 configuration security p.179
• The protected port screen p.180
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.180
• Protected port to open this screen p.180
• Protected port p.180
• Label description p.180
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.180
• Chapter 28 configuration security p.180
• The protected port edit screen p.181
• The port screen p.182
• The global screen p.182
• The port edit screen p.183
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.183
• Label description p.183
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.183
• Edit to open this screen p.183
• Chapter 28 configuration security p.183
• The global screen p.184
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.184
• Label description p.184
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.184
• Global to open this screen p.184
• Chapter 28 configuration security p.184
• The port screen p.185
• Chapter 28 configuration security p.186
• Use this screen to configure the port settings p.186
• The port edit screen p.186
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.186
• Label description p.186
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.186
• Edit to open this screen p.186
• The auth method screen p.187
• Overview p.187
• Configuration aaa p.187
• Auth method p.187
• Radius p.188
• Label description p.188
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.188
• Chapter 29 configuration aaa p.188
• Add modify to open this screen p.188
• Add modify p.188
• The radius screen p.188
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.188
• The auth method add modify screen p.188
• Radius to open this screen p.188
• The radius add modify screen p.189
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.189
• Radius p.189
• Label description p.189
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.189
• Chapter 29 configuration aaa p.189
• Add modify to open this screen p.189
• Tacacs p.190
• Label description p.190
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.190
• Chapter 29 configuration aaa p.190
• Add modify p.190
• The tacacs screen p.190
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.190
• Tacacs to open this screen p.190
• The tacacs add modify screen p.191
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.191
• Tacacs p.191
• Label description p.191
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.191
• Chapter 29 configuration aaa p.191
• Add modify to open this screen p.191
• Add modify p.191
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.192
• Label description p.192
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.192
• Chapter 29 configuration aaa p.192
• Add modify p.192
• The global screen p.193
• Syslog p.193
• Overview p.193
• Configuration management p.193
• The local screen p.194
• The local add modify screen p.194
• The remote screen p.195
• The remote add modify screen p.195
• The global screen p.196
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.197
• The community screen p.197
• Label description p.197
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.197
• Community to open this screen p.197
• Community p.197
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.197
• The group screen p.198
• The community add modify screen p.198
• Security level displays the security model that this entry belongs to possible security models are p.199
• Label description p.199
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.199
• Group name enter a string identifying the group name that this entry should belong to the allowed string length is 1 to 30 and the allowed content is ascii characters from 33 to 126 p.199
• Group name displays a string identifying the group name that this entry should belong to the allowed string length is 1 to 30 and the allowed content is ascii characters from 33 to 126 p.199
• Group continued p.199
• Edit click edit to make changes to the entry p.199
• Delete click delete to remove the entry p.199
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.199
• Add modify to open this screen p.199
• Add modify p.199
• The group add modify screen p.199
• Action p.199
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.199
• Access right select the access mode for this entry the possible values are read only and read write p.199
• Snmpv3 group edit p.199
• Access right displays the access mode for this entry the possible values are read only and read write p.199
• Security model displays the security model that this entry belongs to possible security models are p.199
• Security level select the security model that this entry belongs to possible security models are p.199
• User to open this screen p.200
• The user screen p.200
• The user add modify screen p.200
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.200
• Label description p.200
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.200
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.200
• Add modify to open this screen p.200
• Add modify continued p.200
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.201
• Add modify p.201
• Trap to open this screen p.201
• The trap screen p.201
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.201
• Label description p.201
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.201
• The trap destination screen p.202
• 0 the trap destination add modify screen p.203
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.204
• The error disabled screen p.204
• Label description p.204
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.204
• Error disable to open this screen p.204
• Error disable p.204
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.204
• Add modify continued p.204
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.205
• The http screen p.205
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.205
• Label description p.205
• Http https to open this screen p.205
• Http https p.205
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.205
• Error disable p.205
• The users screen p.206
• The https screen p.206
• The users add modify screen p.207
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.207
• Label description p.207
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.207
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.207
• Add modify to open this screen p.207
• Add modify p.207
• The global screen p.208
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.208
• Remote access control to open this screen p.208
• Remote access control p.208
• Label description p.208
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.208
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.208
• Add modify p.208
• The profile add modify screen p.209
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.209
• Remote access control p.209
• Label description p.209
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.209
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.209
• Add modify to open this screen p.209
• Add modify p.210
• The following table describes the labels in this screen p.210
• Label description p.210
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.210
• Chapter 30 configuration management p.210
• Overview p.211
• Maintenance p.211
• Firmware upgrade p.211
• Upgrade the firmware from a file on your computer p.212
• Overview p.212
• Note for manual upgrade make sure you have downloaded and unzipped the correct model firmware and version to your computer before uploading it to the device the file name should have a bin extension p.212
• Firmware management p.212
• Activate the backup image p.213
• Overview p.213
• Backup a configuration file p.213
• Back up configuration or log files to your computer p.214
• Back up configuration or log files to a server p.214
• Restore the configuration from a file on a server p.215
• Restore a configuration file p.215
• Overview p.215
• Restore the configuration from a file on your computer p.216
• Overview p.216
• Manage configuration files p.216
• Reset to factory defaults p.217
• Reset the switch to factory defaults p.217
• Port test p.217
• Overview p.217
• Note if you want to access the switch web configurator again you may need to change the ip address of your computer to be in the same subnet as that of the default switch ip address 192 68 p.217
• Network diagnostics p.217
• Ipv4 ping test p.218
• Ipv6 ping test p.219
• Trace route p.220
• Overview p.221
• Reboot the switch p.221
• Reboot p.221
• Troubleshooting p.222
• Power hardware connections and leds p.222
• Switch access and login p.223
• One of the leds does not behave as expected p.223
• I forgot the username and or password p.223
• I forgot the ip address for the switch p.223
• I cannot see or access the login screen in the web configurator p.223
• Pop up windows javascripts and java permissions p.224
• I can see the login screen but i cannot log in to the switch p.224
• There is unauthorized access to my switch via telnet http and ssh p.225
• Switch configuration p.225
• I lost my configuration settings after i restart the switch p.225
• I cannot see some of advanced application submenus at the bottom of the navigation panel p.225
• Legal information p.226
• Ppendi p.226
• Safety warnings p.227
• Registration p.227
• Gs1900 series user s guide p.227
• Appendix a legal information p.227