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Planet IGS-801 [45/120] Port trunk

User’s Manual of IGS-801M

4.4.1 Port Trunk

This function provides to cascade two Switch devices with a double bandwidth.

 4 Trunk Group per system, up to 8 ports per Trunk Group.

The Port Trunking configuration screen in Figure 4-4-1 appears.

Figure 4-4-1 Aggregation/Trunking Configuration screen

The page includes the following fields:

Object Description

Port

Indicate port 1 to port 8.

Normal

While a port is checked as “Normal”, the port is not joining to any Static Trunk

Group.

Group

Specify the Joined Trunk Group. There’re maximum 4 trunk groups per system

and the maximum 8 ports in a trunk group:

Note. A port can be assigned to only one Trunk Group.

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Managed industrial switch 1
Port 10 100 1000mbps 1
User s manual 1
Ce mark warning 2
Disclaimer 2
Fcc warning 2
Revision 2
Trademarks 2
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Weee warning 2
Installation 11 3
Introduction 6 3
Switch management 20 3
Table of contents 3
Web configuration 24 3
Switch operation 107 4
Appendex c glossary 112 5
Appendix a rj 45 pin assignment 109 5
Appendix b troubles shooting 111 5
High gigabit performance wire speed switching 6
Introduction 6
Package contents 6
Product description 6
Robust layer 2 features 6
Tough environmentally hardened design 6
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Fast recovery to a redundant ethernet network 7
Product features 7
Remote and centralize management installation 7
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Product specification 8
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802 p priority 9
Dscp tos field in ip packet 9
Level priority for switching 9
Traffic classification based strict priority and wrr 9
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Hardware description 11
Installation 11
Physical dimension 11
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Figure 2 3 top panel of igs 801m 12
Front rear panel 12
Top view 12
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Led indicators 13
System 13
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Installation steps 15
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Wall mount plate mounting 18
Wiring the power inputs 18
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Power powe 19
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Management methods 20
Overview 20
Switch management 20
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Web management 20
Login the switch 21
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Planet smart discovery utility 22
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Main menu 24
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Web configuration 24
System 25
System info 25
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Ip configuration 26
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User authentication 27
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Snmp overview 28
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Snmp configuration 29
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Firmware upgrade 30
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Configuration download 31
Configuration upload 31
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Configuration upload 32
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Factory reset 33
System reboot 33
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Fault relay alarm 35
Figure 4 2 15 fault relay alarm interface 35
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Green networking 36
Logout 36
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Port configuration 38
Port management 38
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Port statistics 39
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Port mirroring 41
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Cable diagnostics 42
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And negative cable terminals ieee std 802 allows for a termination of as 43
Is reported as falls an anomalous termination 43
Large as 115ω or as small as 85ω if the termination falls out of this range it 43
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Ω differential impedance between the positive 43
Link aggrega 44
Link aggregation 44
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Port trunk 45
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Lacp status 47
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Ieee 802 q vlan 50
Port based vlan 50
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Vlan overview 50
Adding an ieee802 q tag 51
Anonical format identifier cfi used for encapsulating token ring packets so they can be 51
Bits of user priority 1 bit of c 51
Carried across ethernet backbones and 12 bits of the 3 bits of user priority are used by 802 p the vi 51
Contained in the packet is retained 51
Identified 51
Ieee 802 q 802 p tag the tag is contained in the following two octets and consists of 3 51
Is the vlan identifier and is used by the 802 q standard because the vid is 12 bits long 4094 unique vlan can be 51
Logical link control because the packet is now a bit longer than it was originally the cyclic redundancy check crc 51
Must be recalculated 51
Q vlan tags 51
S the 802 q vlan tag there are four additional octets inserted after the source mac address 51
The ether type and vlan id are inserted after the mac source address but before the original ether type length or 51
The figure below show 51
The tag is inserted into the packet header making the entire packet longer by 4 octets all of the information originally 51
Their presence is indicated by a value of 0x8100 in the ether type field when a packet s ether type field is equal to 51
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Vlan id vid d 51
X8100 the packet carries the 51
Assigning ports to vlans 52
Default vl 52
Port vlan id 52
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Port overlapping 53
Untagged vlans 53
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Vlan classification 53
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Vlan membership 54
Add a vlan group 55
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Modify the vlan group member 56
Per port configuration 56
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Ieee 802 q tagged and untagged 57
Understand nomenclature of the managed industrial switch 57
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Two separate 802 q 60
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Vlan trunking between two 802 q aware switch 66
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Theory 68
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Rstp system configuration 74
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Guration 75
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Rstp status 78
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Multicast 81
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Delaying member idle member 84
Non member 84
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Igmp snooping configuration 85
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Igmp snooping status 86
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Multicast group table 88
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Qos configuratio 89
Qos configuration 89
Quality of service 89
Understand qos 89
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P qos mode 90
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Dscp qos mode 93
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Etwork access control 95
Overview of 802 x por 95
T based authentication 95
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X network access control 95
Understanding ieee 802 x port based authentication 96
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Radius server configuration 99
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X authentication port configuration 101
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Dynamic ad ss table 104
Dynamic address table 104
Mac addresses 104
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Static mac address 105
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Address table 107
For filtering 107
Forwarding filtering 107
Learning 107
Store and forward 107
Switch operation 107
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Warding 107
Auto negotiation 108
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A switch s rj 45 pin assignments 109
Appendix a rj 45 pin assignment 109
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Appendix b troubles shooting 111
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Appendex c glossary 112
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Ec declaration of conformity 120
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