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D-Link DES-3326SR Layer 3 Switch
Use the descriptions here as a guide to set up the System Log Server settings.
Parameter Description
Index
Syslog server settings index (1-4).
Server IP
Type in the IP address of the Syslog server receiving the message.
Severity
Select the level of message sent, select: Warning, Information or All.
Facility
Some of the operating system daemons and processes have been assigned
Facility values. Processes and daemons that have not been explicitly
assigned a Facility may use any of the "local use" facilities or they may use
the "user-level" Facility. Those Facilities that have been designated are
shown in the following: Bold font means the facility values the switch
supports now.
Numerical Facility
Code
0 kernel messages
1 user-level messages
2 mail system
3 system daemons
4 security/authorization messages
5 messages generated internally by syslog line printer subsystem
7 network news subsystem
8 UUCP subsystem
9 clock daemon
10 security/authorization messages
11 FTP daemon
12 NTP subsystem
13 log audit
14 log alert
15 clock daemon
16 local use 0 (local0)
17 local use 1 (local1)
18 local use 2 (local2)
19 local use 3 (local3)
20 local use 4 (local4)
21 local use 5 (local5)
22 local use 6 (local6)
23 local use 7 (local7)
UDP Port
Type the UDP port number used for sending Syslog messages. The default
is 514.
Status
Choose Enabled or Disabled to activate or deactivate this
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Содержание
- D link des 3326sr 1
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 2
- ____________________ 2
- Able of 3
- Ontents 3
- About this manual 7
- Intended readers 7
- Notes notices and cautions 7
- Safety cautions 8
- Safety instructions 8
- General precautions for rack mountable products 9
- Protecting against electrostatic discharge 10
- Chapter 1 11
- Introduction 11
- Switch description 11
- Features 12
- Front panel components 13
- Led indicators 13
- Stacking led indicators 14
- Rear panel description 15
- Side panels 15
- Des 132 2 port 100base tx module 16
- Led indicators 16
- Optional plug in modules 16
- Port functions 16
- Des 131f 132f 1 2 port 100base fx module 17
- Led indicators 17
- Port functions 17
- Des 131fl 132fl 1 2 port 100base fx module 18
- Led indicators 18
- Port functions 18
- Des 132t 2 port 1000base t module 19
- Led indicators 19
- Port functions 19
- Dem 320s 2 port 1000base sx gigabit ethernet module 20
- Des 132g 2 port 1000base sx gigabit ethernet module 20
- Led indicators 20
- Port functions 20
- Dem 320l 2 port 1000base lx gigabit ethernet module 21
- Des 132gl 2 port 1000base lx gigabit ethernet module 21
- Led indicators 21
- Port functions 21
- Dem 320gh 2 port gbic based gigabit ethernet module 22
- Des 132gb 2 port gbic based gigabit ethernet module 22
- Led indicators 22
- Port functions 22
- Dem 320gs 1 port gbic based gigabit ethernet switch and stacking module 23
- Des 332gs 1 port gbic based gigabit ethernet switch and stacking module 23
- Led indicators 23
- Port functions 23
- Stacking port function 23
- Switch stacking 24
- Command line console interface through the serial port or telnet 25
- Management options 25
- Snmp based management 25
- Web based management interface 25
- Chapter 2 26
- Installation 26
- Package contents 26
- Before you connect to the network 27
- Connecting the console port 27
- Password protection 28
- Ip address assignment 29
- Snmp settings 30
- Installing the switch without the rack 31
- Installing the switch in a rack 32
- Connecting stacked switch groups 33
- Stacking connections with ieee 1394 cabling 33
- Notes on stacking switches 34
- Configuring a switch group for stacking 35
- Notes on standalone operation 36
- To disable stacking 37
- Connecting devices to the switch 38
- Unit id display for switches in a switch stack 38
- Installing a redundant power supply 39
- Connect to rps 40
- Basic switch management 41
- Before you start 41
- Chapter 3 41
- Defining static routes 42
- General deployment strategy 42
- Vlan setup 42
- Area 1 43
- Area 2 43
- Area 3 43
- Areas of the user interface 43
- Web based user interface 43
- Login to web manager 44
- Web pages and menus 44
- Basic setup 45
- Switch information 45
- Switch ip settings 46
- User accounts management 48
- Admin and user privileges 49
- Saving changes 49
- Factory reset 50
- Restart system 51
- Chapter 4 52
- Stacking mode 52
- Chapter 5 54
- Port configuration 54
- Configure ports 55
- Serial port settings 57
- Port security settings 58
- Traffic segmentation 59
- Chapter 6 60
- Link aggregation 60
- Choose the link aggregation algorithm 61
- Configure link aggregation 61
- Configure the link aggregation groups 62
- Chapter 7 64
- Port mirroring 64
- Chapter 8 65
- Mac address aging time 65
- Mac forwarding 65
- Unicast mac address forwarding 65
- Multicast mac address forwarding 67
- Broadcast multicast storm control 68
- Chapter 9 70
- Port transition states 70
- Spanning tree protocol 70
- W rapid spanning tree 70
- Configure stp switch settings 71
- W 802 d compatibility 71
- Stp port settings 73
- Chapter 10 75
- Quality of service configuration 75
- Configure qos output scheduling 76
- Configure 802 p user priority 77
- Configure default priority 78
- Configure bandwidth control 79
- Chapter 11 80
- Mac notification 80
- Mac notification global settings 80
- Mac notification port settings 81
- Chapter 12 82
- Configure system log state 82
- System log 82
- Chapter 13 84
- Current time settings 84
- Sntp settings 84
- Time zone and dst 85
- Access profile configuration 87
- Access profile mask 87
- Chapter 14 87
- Security management 87
- Cpu interface filtering 94
- Cpu interface filtering state settings 94
- Cpu interface filtering mask 95
- X port based network access control 100
- X configuration 102
- X state 102
- X port settings 103
- Port capability 105
- Initialize ports 106
- Re authenticate ports 107
- Radius server settings 108
- Chapter 15 109
- Snmp network management 109
- Snmp version 109
- Snmp view table 110
- Snmp group table 111
- Snmp community table 112
- Snmp engine id 113
- Snmp host table 114
- Snmp user table 115
- Security ip management 116
- Chapter 16 117
- Network monitoring and statistics 117
- Port utilization statistics 118
- Port packet analysis 119
- Port packet statistics 119
- Port error packets 120
- Mac address table 122
- Routing table 123
- Arp table 124
- Ospf information 125
- Ospf link state database table 125
- Ospf neighbor table 126
- Ospf virtual neighbor table 126
- Dvmrp information 127
- Dvmrp routing table 127
- Dvmrp neighbor address table 128
- Dvmrp next hop table 128
- Gvrp status 129
- Pim neighbor address table 129
- Router ports 130
- Igmp snooping forwarding table 131
- Igmp snooping group table 131
- Igmp group table 132
- Ip multicast forwarding table 133
- X authentication status 133
- Switch history 134
- Chapter 17 135
- Download firmware 135
- Switch utilities 135
- Tftp services 135
- Download configuration file 136
- Save settings to server 136
- Ping test 137
- Save history log to server 137
- Dhcp bootp and dns relay 138
- Bootp dhcp relay interface configuration 139
- Dns relay 140
- Dns relay interface configuration 141
- Assigning ip network addresses and subnet masks to vlans 142
- Chapter 18 142
- Layer 3 based vlans 142
- Nterfaces 142
- Planning vlan layout 142
- Vlans in layer 2 142
- Ieee 802 q vlans 143
- Q vlan packet forwarding 143
- Understanding 802 q vlans 143
- Port vlan id 144
- Q vlan tags 144
- Ingress filtering 145
- Tagging and untagging 145
- Chapter 19 146
- Configure 802 q static vlans 146
- Configure vlans 146
- Q port settings 149
- Switch gvrp 150
- Chapter 20 151
- Ip interface configuration 151
- Set up ip interfaces 151
- Chapter 21 154
- Multicast global configurations 154
- Multicast routing configuration 154
- Igmp snooping settings 155
- Igmp interface configuration 157
- Dvmrp interface configuration 159
- Pim dm settings 160
- Chapter 22 162
- Configure static routes 162
- Static route static arp and rip configuration 162
- Configure static arp 163
- Routing information protocol rip configuration 164
- Chapter 22 166
- Introduction to ospf 166
- The link state algorithm 166
- The shortest path algorithm 166
- Ospf cost 167
- Shortest path tree 167
- 13 1 222 11 0 168
- Router a 168
- Router b 168
- Router c 168
- Router d 168
- Areas and border routers 169
- Link state packets 169
- Areas not physically connected to area 0 170
- Message digest authentication md 5 170
- Ospf authentication 170
- Partitioning the backbone 170
- Simple password authentication 170
- The backbone and area 0 170
- Virtual links 170
- Adjacencies 171
- Designated router election 171
- Neighbors 171
- Adjacencies on point to point interfaces 172
- Building adjacency 172
- Ospf packet formats 172
- The ospf packet header 172
- Ospf packet header 173
- The hello packet 173
- Hello packet 174
- The database description packet 174
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 175
- Database description packet 175
- The link state request packet 175
- Link state request packet 176
- Link state update packet 176
- The link state update packet 176
- Link state acknowledgment packet 177
- Link state advertisement formats 177
- The link state acknowledgment packet 177
- All link state advertisements begin with a common 20 byte header this header contains enough information to uniquely identify the advertisements link state type link state id and advertising router multiple instances of the link state advertisement may exist in the routing domain at the same time it is then necessary to determine which instance is more recent this is accomplished by examining the link state age link state sequence number and link state checksum fields that are also contained in the link state advertisement header 178
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 178
- Link state advertisement header 178
- The format of the link state advertisement header is shown below 178
- The link state advertisement header 178
- Router links advertisements 179
- Network links advertisements 181
- Summary link advertisements 181
- Autonomous systems external link advertisements 183
- Chapter 24 184
- Configure ospf 184
- Md5 key table configuration 185
- Configure ospf settings 186
- Global ospf settings 186
- Ospf area setting 186
- Ospf interface configuration 188
- Ospf virtual interface settings 189
- Area aggregation configuration 191
- Ospf host route settings 192
- Route redistribution settings 193
- Appendix a 195
- Technical specifications 195
- Appendix b 197
- Definitions 197
- Ip addresses 197
- Ip addressing and subnetting 197
- Network addressing and protocols 197
- Address classes 198
- Calculating the number of subnets and nodes 199
- Subnet masking 199
- Class a subnet masks 200
- Classless inter domain routing cidr 200
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 200
- Multiplying the number of subnets times the number of nodes gives 12 582 900 possible nodes 200
- Note that this is less than the 16 777 214 possible nodes that an unsubnetted class a network would have 200
- Subnetting reduces the number of possible nodes for a given network but increases the segmentation of the network 200
- Under cidr the subnet mask notation is reduced to a simplified shorthand instead of specifying all of the bits of the subnet mask it is simply listed as the number of contiguous 1 s bits in the network portion of the address look at the subnet mask of the above example in binary 11111111 1100000 0000000 0000000 and you can see that there are 11 1 s or 11 bits used to mask the network address from the node address written in cidr notation this becomes 10 2 11 200
- Class b subnet masks 201
- Class c subnet masks 201
- Internet protocols 202
- Protocol layering 202
- Layer 1 203
- Layer 2 203
- Layer 3 203
- Layer 4 204
- Layer 7 204
- Packet headers 204
- Tcp ip 204
- Ethernet 206
- Tcp and udp well known ports 207
- Udp and icmp 207
- Domain name resolution 208
- Mapping domain names to addresses 208
- The domain name system 208
- Dhcp servers 209
- Appendix c 210
- Ip routing multicasting multicast routing and routing protocols 210
- Packet fragmentation and reassembly 210
- Multicast groups 212
- Multicasting 212
- Igmp versions 1 and 2 213
- Internet group management protocol igmp 213
- Flooding 214
- Multicast routing algorithms 214
- Multicast spanning trees 214
- Distance vector multicast routing protocol dvmrp 215
- Multicast routing protocols 215
- Reverse path broadcasting rpb 215
- Reverse path multicasting rpm 215
- Protocol independent multicast dense mode 216
- Routing information protocol rip 216
- Routing protocols 216
- Rip 1 message 217
- Rip version 1 message format 217
- Rip 1 route interpretation 218
- Rip version 2 extensions 218
- Rip2 message format 218
- Glossary 219
- Limited warranty 221
- Fcc warning 223
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 224
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 225
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 226
- For detailed warranty information applicable to products purchased outside the united states please contact the corresponding local d link office 226
- Product registration 227
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 228
- D link europe limited product warranty 228
- Except as expressly set forth in this limited warranty d link makes no other warranties express or implied including any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose d link expressly disclaims all warranties not stated in this limited warranty any implied warranties that may be imposed by law are limited in duration to the limited warranty period some states or countries do not allow a limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages for consumer products in such states or countries some exclusions or limitations of this limited warranty may not apply to you this limited warranty gives you specific legal rights you may also have other rights that may vary from state to state or from country to country you are advised to consult applicable state or country laws for 228
- General terms 228
- Geographical scope of the limited product warranty 228
- Limitation of product warranty 228
- Limited product warranty period 228
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 229
- Performance of the limited product warranty 229
- Warrantor 229
- Alle weiteren produkte zwei 2 jahre 230
- Allgemeine bedingungen 230
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 230
- D link europe limited produktgarantie 230
- Einschränkung der garantie 230
- Ersatzteile z b externe netzteile lüfter ein 1 jahr 230
- Laufzeit der eingeschränkten garantie 230
- Produkttyp gewährleistungslaufzeit 230
- Räumlicher geltungsbereich der eingeschränkten garantie 230
- Verwaltete switches d h switches mit eingebauten snmp agents einschließlich modulen und verwaltungssoftware fünf 5 jahre 230
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 231
- Garantiegeber 231
- Leistungsumfang der eingeschränkten garantie 231
- Cinq 5 ans 232
- Conditions générales 232
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 232
- D link europe a limité la garantie des produits 232
- Etendue géographique de la garantie produit limitée 232
- Limitation de la garantie produit 232
- Pièces détachées adaptateurs d alimentation externes ventilateurs un 1 an 232
- Période de garantie produit limitée 232
- Switches gérés switches comportant un agent snmp intégré y compris modules et logiciels de gestion 232
- Tous autres produits deux 2 ans 232
- Type de produit période de garantie 232
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 233
- Exécution de la garantie produit limitée 233
- Garant 233
- Cinco 5 años 234
- Cobertura geográfica de la garantía limitada del producto 234
- Condiciones generales 234
- Conmutadores gestionados p ej conmutadores con agente snmp integrado incluyendo módulos y software de gestión 234
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 234
- Garantía limitada del producto d link europa 234
- Limitación de la garantía del producto 234
- Período de la garantía limitada del producto 234
- Piezas de repuesto p ej adaptadores de alimentación externos ventiladores un 1 año 234
- Resto de productos dos 2 años 234
- Tipo de producto período de garantía del producto 234
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 235
- Garante 235
- Uso de la garantía limitada del producto 235
- Ambito geografico della garanzia limitata 236
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 236
- D link europe termini di garanzia dei prodotti 236
- Generalità 236
- Limitazione della garanzia 236
- Periodo di garanzia 236
- Pezzi di ricambio es adattatori esterni di potenza alimentatori esterni ventole 1 un anno 236
- Switch solo switch dotati di agente snmp incorporato inclusi moduli e software di gestione 5 cinque anni 236
- Tipo di prodotto periodo di garanzia 236
- Tutti gli altri prodotti 2 due anni 236
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 237
- Garante 237
- Prestazioni della garanzia limitata 237
- D link des 3326sr layer 3 switch 238
- International offices 238
- All countries and regions excluding usa 239
- Registration card 239
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