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2.7 IGMP Statistics

Picture 2.7.1 IGMP Statistics

When the IGMP snooping function is enabled, IGMP information can be checked in

above page.

2.8 STP Statistics

Picture 2.8.1 STP Statistics

In above STP statistics page, users can check the BPDU packets of every port and

every link aggregation STP.

2.9 MAC Address Table

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Qsw 3410 1
Chapter 1 product instruction 5 2
Chapter 1 user login chapter 1 user login 8 2
Chapter 2 preparations before instruction 5 2
Chapter 2 switch status chapter 2 switch status 9 2
Chapter 3 basic configuration 13 2
Chapter 3 installation 6 2
Chapter 4 advanced configuration 15 2
Contents 2
Part two web configuration guide 8 2
Chapter 5 network security 23 3
Chapter 6 system maintenance 27 3
Packaging list 4
Power cord x 4
The l2 managed switch x 4
Tion accessories kit x 4
User guide cd x 4
Warranty card x 4
Chapter 1 product instruction 5
Chapter 2 preparations before instruction 5
Check installation environment 5
Installation tools 5
Introduction 5
Part one hardware installation guide 5
Picture 1 rear panel power socket three core power socket is adopted please connect female head of power cord to the socket and connect the ac power supply with male head 5
Please read through this user guide before operating the qsw 3410 5
Precautions 5
Rear panel 5
Chapter 3 installation 6
Connect the power cord and grounded cord 6
Connection of ac power cord 6
First fix the provided two l shaped brackets on the two sides of switch 2 fix the switch on the rack with screws screws are not provided 6
Install the switch 6
Install the switch on a 19 inch standard cabinet 6
Install the switch on the desktop 6
Select of ac power socket 6
Test after installation 7
Chapter 1 user login 8
Configuration advanced configuration network security system maintenance 8
Part two web configuration guide 8
The web management interface consists of five parts which are switch status basic 8
Chapter 2 switch status 9
Logging message 9
Picture 2 system information 9
System information 9
System log can be checked in above page maintenance technicians can check the history system log 9
Port counters 10
Port status port bandwidth statistics 10
In above link aggregation page user can check the port aggregation information like aggregator group lag link state aggregator group member state active standby 11
Link aggregation 11
Lldp information can be checked in above page when enable the lldp link layer discovery protocol function lldp information of switch ports can be checked here 11
Lldp statistics 11
Igmp statistics 12
In above stp statistics page users can check the bpdu packets of every port and every link aggregation stp 12
Mac address table 12
Stp statistics 12
When the igmp snooping function is enabled igmp information can be checked in above page 12
Account configuration 13
Address for future login 13
Address mode to dhcp ip address will be get dynamically please record the new ip 13
And gateway will be showed in the page when revise the configuration please press 13
Chapter 3 basic configuration 13
Device management interface interface vlan 1 the default ip address subnet mask 13
Ip configuration 13
Mac address table and configuration can be checked in above page users can add the showed dynamic mac addresses to static mac table 13
Save to confirm new configuration press reset to back to original configuration above configuration need to be done under default static state if switch the ip 13
The above ip address configuration page can be used to configure the ip address of 13
Configured system log can be saved on the remote server as backup use enable or 14
Disable the remote backup function in this page server ip address need to be entered 14
Future login 14
Logging setting 14
Login password can be revised in this page please remember the new password for 14
Manually 14
System log configuration is checked in above page remote log server can be 14
Telnet configuration 14
Chapter 4 advanced configuration 15
Port setting 15
Port aggregation 16
Port mirror configuration 16
Qsw 3410 switch support 8 aggregation groups each group contains maximum 8 ports the members in the same aggregation group should have same configuration for port forwarding rate mode and vlan distribution if lacp function applied for some ports then static aggregation can t be configured 16
Static aggregation 16
Lacp setting 17
Vlan can be created or deleted in above page users can create a new vlan and give a name to the vlan 17
Vlan management 17
Vlan setting 17
Port features can be configured in above page users can create a vlan and add ports to the vlan list with specified mode vlan features and port parameters can be configured ingress filtering enable ingress filtering function to abandon or forward unmatched vlan packets this function is default disable the unmatched packet will be received membership type tag refers to the port will receive tagged packets and the vlan id in for tagged packet is not 0 untag refers to the port receive untagged packets only 18
Vlan port status 18
Voice vlan 18
Voice vlan is the vlan for voice data flow create a voice vlan and add the ports connected with voice devices to voice vlan voice data flow can be centrally transmitted in voice vlan users can configure special qos quality of service for the 18
Mld snooping is short for multicast listener discovery snooping which is ipv6 multicast control mechanism for layer 2 devices the function is used to manage and control ipv6 multicast multicast snooping configuration can be made in above page enable or disable multicast snooping and define multicast snooping address range 19
Multicast configuration 19
Voice data flow like configure a higher transmitting priority class to ensure a high quality connection 19
Voice vlan oui 19
Voice vlan signify mode can be configured in this page like siemens ag phones cisco phones h3c phones 19
Generally the max frame size for packet is 1518 bytes when packet is larger than this size it will be processed in batch 1518 bytes as a unit and users can also set a jumbo frame limitation in this page from 1522 to 9216 bytes enable jumbo frames transmitted smoothly reduce the load 20
Igmp snooping configuration 20
Igmp snooping configuration can be made in above page enable or disable igmp snooping and define igmp snooping address range 20
Jumbo frame configuration 20
Static mac address configuration can be manually made in this page mac items can be added according port vlan id mac address and ip address 20
Static mac address table 20
Different tlv type length value and save them in lldpdu link layer discovery protocol data unit these information will be released to the direct connected neighbor device neighbor devices will save these information based on 21
Dynamic mac address configuration 21
In above dynamic address setting page users can check the aging time of mac address 21
Lldp configuration 21
Mib management information base these information will be used for network management system examination or judge link communication condition lldp information can be configured in above page including transmission interval hold time multiplier retransmission delay and transmission delay enable lldp or disable lldp can be configured users can also configure the information transmitted to neighbor devices like port description system name system description system property and management address 21
Qsw 3410 switch support lldp link layer discovery protocol which can define switch capacity management address device tags and port tags as 21
Chapter 5 network security 23
Port limit configuration 23
After enable the global situation storm control please continue with function configuration the switch supports multiple storm control modes like broadcast storm control unknown multicast storm control and unknown unitcast storm control 24
Storm control 24
Switch bandwidth can be configured in above pages configurations include ingress egress flow control flow control priority class 24
Dos configuration 25
In above port isolation page isolated ports can be configured applying port isolation function to ensure port security 25
Port isolation 25
Dos is short for denial of service what causes dos problem is dos attacks which will block the normal network service the most common dos attacks are computer network bandwidth attack and connectivity attack please configure dos information in above pages 26
Stp configuration 26
Above page is used to reboot switch when manage the switch some configurations need to reboot the switch to take effect 27
Chapter 6 system maintenance 27
Factory reset 27
Reboot switch 27
Stp configurations can be made in above pages users can choose from stp and rstp modes according to different network requirements 27
Current system software version can be checked in this page and new software upgrade can be made 28
Firmware upgrading 28
Ipv6 ping test 28
Ping test 28
Network cable test 29
Users can test the twisted pair cable working status please select test ports then press cooper test to check the working status 29

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