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613-002110 Rev. A

FS750 Series

FAST ETHERNET WEBSMART SWITCHES

AT-FS750/20

AT-FS750/28

AT-FS750/28PS

AT-FS750/52

Web Interface User’s Guide

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Preface17
- Table 1. Web Management Software Per Model17
- Document Conventions18
- Allied Telesis Contact Information19
Section I: Getting Started21
Chapter 1 : Starting a Web Browser Session23
- Establishing a Remote Connection to the Web Browser Interface24
- Figure 1. Entering a Switch's IP Address in the URL Field24
- Figure 2. Entering a Switch's IP Address in the URL Field24
- Figure 3. Switch Information Page25
- Figure 4. the AT-FS750/28 Front Panel Page26
- Web Browser Tools27
- Quitting a Web Browser Management Session28
Chapter 2 : System Configuration29
- System Management Information30
- Figure 5. Management Page30
- Configuration of Ipv4 Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway Address32
- Figure 6. Ipv4 Setup Page32
- Ipv6 System Configuration34
- Figure 7. Ipv6 System Settings Page34
- Ipv6 Neighbor Configuration36
  - Create an Ipv6 Neighbor List36
  - Figure 8. Ipv6 Neighbor Settings Page36
  - Delete an Ipv6 Neighbor Entry37
  - Figure 9. Ipv6 Neighbor Settings Page with Addresses37
  - Find an Ipv6 Neighbor38
  - Figure 10. Example Search with Neighbor Ipv6 Address39
  - Figure 11. Example Search with Link Layer MAC Address39
  - Figure 12. Example Search with both Addresses39
- IP Access List Configuration41
  - Create an IP Access List41
  - Figure 13. IP Access List Page41
  - Delete an IP Address List Entry42
- User Name and Password Configuration44
  - Add New User Name and Password44
  - Figure 14. Administration Page44
  - Modify User Name and Password45
  - Figure 15. Administration Page Example45
  - Delete User Name and Password46
  - Figure 16. Modify Administration Page46
- User Interface Configuration48
  - SNMP Interface48
  - Figure 17. User Interface Page48
  - User Interface Timeout49
  - Group Interval50
- System Time51
  - Manually Setting System Time51
  - Figure 18. System Time Page51
  - Setting SNTP52
  - Setting Daylight Savings Parameters54
- SSL Settings55
  - Configuring SSL55
  - Figure 19. SSL Settings Page55
- DHCP and ATI Web Discovery Tool57
- DHCP Client Configuration58
  - Guidelines58
  - Activate or Deactivate DCHP for Ipv458
  - Activate or Deactivate DCHP for Ipv659
- DHCP Auto Configuration61
- Figure 20. DHCP Auto Configuration Settings Page61
- System Information Display63
- Figure 21. Switch Information Page63
- System Log Configuration66
- Figure 22. System Log Configuration Page66
Bridge Configuration69
- Section II: Bridge Configuration69
Chapter 3 Port Configuration71
- Overview72
- Displaying and Configuring Ports73
- Figure 23. AT-FS750/28 Physical Interface Page73
Chapter 4 : STP and RSTP77
- Overview78
- STP and RSTP Global Settings86
- Figure 28. Spanning Tree Protocol Settings Page86
- STP and RSTP Port Settings89
- Figure 29. Port Settings Page89
Chapter 5 : Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol93
- MSTP Global Settings94
- Figure 30. Spanning Tree Protocol Settings Page94
- Generic MSTP Port Settings97
- Figure 31. Port Settings Page97
- MST Settings100
- MST Port Settings103
- Figure 33. MST Port Settings Page103
- Instance Information105
- Figure 34. Instance Information Page105
Chapter 6 : Static Port Trunking107
- Overview108
  - Figure 35. Static Port Trunk Example108
  - General Guidelines109
- Create a Port Trunk111
- Figure 36. Trunking Page111
- Modify a Port Trunk113
- Disable a Port Trunk115
Chapter 7 : LACP Port Trunks117
- Overview118
- System Priority119
- Port Priority Value120
- General Guidelines for LACP121
- Displaying Group Status123
- Figure 37. LACP Group Status Page123
- LSCP Configuration Example124
- Figure 38. LACP Group Status Page with no Cables Connected124
- Figure 39. LACP Group Status Page with Three Cables Connected125
- Port Priority Configuration126
- Figure 40. AT-FS750 Port Priority Page126
Chapter 8 : Port Mirroring129
- Overview130
- Port Mirroring Configuration131
- Figure 41. AT-FS750 Mirroring Page131
- Disable Port Mirroring133
Chapter 9 : Loopback Protection135
- Loopback Configuration136
- Figure 42. AT-FS750 Loopback Detection Page136
- Status of Loopback Detection139
Chapter 10 : MAC Address Table141
- Overview142
- Static Unicast MAC Address Configuration144
- Figure 43. AT-FS750 Static Unicast Address Table Page144
- Figure 44. Static Unicast Address Table with a Tagged VLAN Example145
- Modify Static Unicast Address147
- Figure 45. Modify Static Unicast Address Page147
- Delete Static Unicast Address149
- Static Multicast Address Configuration150
- Figure 46. Static Multicast Address Table Page150
- Figure 47. Static Multicast Address Table Example151
- Modify Static Multicast Address153
- Figure 48. Modify Static Multicast Address Page153
- Delete Static Multicast Address155
Chapter 11 : IGMP Snooping157
- Overview158
- IGMP Snooping Configuration160
- Figure 49. IGMP Snooping Settings Page160
- Figure 50. IGMP Snooping Page with MAC Address162
- IGMP Snooping Router Port Modification163
- Figure 51. IGMP Snooping Router Port Page163
- Figure 52. Modify IGS Static Router Port Page163
Chapter 12 : Storm Control165
- Overview166
  - Ingress Rate Limiting167
  - Egress Rate Limiting167
- Configuration168
- Figure 53. AT-FS750 Storm Control Page168
- Ingress Rate Limiting171
- Figure 54. AT-FS750 Ingress Rate Limiting Page171
- Egress Rate Limiting173
- Figure 55. AT-FS750 Egress Rate Limiting Page173
Storm Control165
Chapter 13 : Virtual Lans175
- VLAN Overview176
- Assign Ports to a VLAN Mode182
- Figure 56. AT-FS750/28 VLAN Mode Page182
- Tagged VLAN Configuration184
- Tagged VLAN Port Settings190
- Figure 59. AT-FS750 VLAN Port Settings Page190
- Port-Based VLAN Configuration192
- Select MAC Address Forwarding Table Mode196
- Figure 62. Forwarding Table Mode Page196
- View Dynamic Forwarding Table198
- Figure 63. Dynamic Forwarding Table Page198
- Private VLAN Configuration200
- View Current VLAN Database204
- Figure 65. VLAN Current Database Page204
Chapter 14 : GVRP207
- Overview and Guidelines208
- General Configuration209
- Figure 66. GVRP Global Settings Page209
- Port Settings210
- Figure 67. GVRP Port Settings Page210
- Time Settings212
- Figure 68. AT-FS750 GVRP Time Settings Page212
Chapter 15 : Quality of Service and Class of Service215
- Overview216
- Mapping Cos Priorities to Egress Queues220
- Figure 69. Cos Page220
- Associate Ports to Cos Priorities222
- Figure 70. AT-FS750 Port Priority Page222
- Associate DSCP Classes to Egress Queues224
- Figure 71. DSCP Class Mapping Page224
- Queue Scheduling Algorithm226
- Figure 72. Scheduling Algorithm Page226
- Ipv6 Traffic Class Mapping228
Advanced Features231
- Section III: Advanced Features231
Chapter 17 Snmpv1 and V2C233
- Snmpv1 and Snmpv2C Overview234
- Trap Receiver Attributes235
- Activate SNMP Interface236
- Snmpv1 and Snmpv2C User and Group Names237
- SNMP Community Strings240
- SNMP Traps243
Chapter 18 : Snmpv3247
- Overview248
- Snmpv3 User and Group Names252
- Snmpv3 View Names255
- Snmpv3 View Table258
- Snmpv3 Traps261
- SNMP Engine ID262
Chapter 19 : Access Control Configuration265
- Overview266
- Policy Settings267
- Rate Control Settings276
- Policy Database280
Chapter 20 : RMON283
- Overview284
- Enable and Disable RMON285
- Figure 96. RMON Basic Settings Page285
- Port Statistics287
- Figure 97. Ethernet Statistics Settings Page287
- Figure 98. Ethernet Statistics Configuration Example288
- Histories289
- Figure 99. History Control Settings Page289
- Figure 100. History Control Configuration Example290
- Events291
- Figure 101. RMON Event Settings Page291
- Figure 102. RMON Event Configuration Example292
- Alarms293
Chapter 21 : Voice VLAN297
- Overview298
- General Guidelines301
- Configuration302
- Figure 105. AT-FS750 Voice VLAN Settings Page302
- OUI Setting305
Chapter 22 : Security309
- Port Access Control310
- RADIUS Client316
- Tacacs320
- Dial-In User- Local Authentication323
- Destination MAC Filter327
Chapter 23 : Power over Ethernet (Poe)331
- Overview332
- Poe Configuration334
- Figure 116. Power over Ethernet Example334
Chapter 24 : DHCP Snooping337
- Overview338
- General Guidelines340
- General Configuration341
- VLAN Setting344
- Trusted and Untrusted Port Configuration346
- Figure 119. AT-FS750 Trusted Interfaces Page346
- Binding Database348
Chapter 25 : LLDP351
- Overview352
- Global Configuration353
- Neighbors Information357
- Figure 123. LLDP Neighbors Information Page357
Chapter 26 : Network Statistics359
- Overview360
- Traffic Comparison Statistics361
- Figure 124. Traffic Comparison Chart Page361
- Table 8. Traffic Comparison Options362
- Figure 125. Traffic Comparison Page Example364
- Error Group Statistics365
- Figure 126. Error Group Chart Page365
- Historical Status Statistics367
- Figure 127. Historical Status Chart Page367
- Table 9. Historical Status Options368
- Figure 128. Historical Statistics Page Example369
Tools371
Chapter 27 : Software/Configuration Updates371
- Section IV: Tools371
- Overview374
- Upgrade Firmware Image Via HTTP375
- Figure 129. Firmware Upgrade Via HTTP Page376
- Upgrade Firmware Image Via TFTP377
- Figure 130. Firmware Upgrade Via TFTP Page378
- Download or Upload a Configuration File Via HTTP379
- Download or Upload a Configuration File Via TFTP383
Chapter 28 : Cable Diagnostics387
- 0  Chapter 27, “Software/Configuration Updates” on Page 371387
- Chapter 28, "Cable Diagnostics387
- Figure 137. Cable Diagnostics Page387
Chapter 29 : LED ECO Mode389
- Chapter 29, "LED ECO Mode389
- Enable LED ECO Mode390
- Figure 138. LED ECO Mode Page390
- Disable LED ECO Mode391
- Figure 139. LED ECO Mode in Enabled State391
Chapter 30 : Energy-Efficient Ethernet393
- Chapter 30, "Energy-Efficient Ethernet393
- Enable EEE394
- Figure 140. IEEE 802.3Az EEE Page394
- Disable EEE395
Chapter 31 : Rebooting the Switch397
- Chapter 31, "Rebooting the Switch397
- Figure 141. Factory Default Reset/Reboot Page398
- Reboot the Switch398
- Configure Factory Default Values400
- Disable Resetting the Switch with the Protection Password402
Chapter 32 : Pinging a Remote System407
- Chapter 32, "Pinging a Remote System407
- Figure 145. Ping Test Settings Page407
- Figure 146. Ping Test Results Page408
Appendix A: MSTP Overview409
- Overview410
- Multiple Spanning Tree Instance (MSTI)411
- General Guidelines414
- VLAN and MSTI Associations415
- Ports in Multiple Mstis416
- Multiple Spanning Tree Regions417
- Associating Vlans to Mstis421
- Figure 150. CIST and VLAN Guideline - Example 1421
- Figure 151. CIST and VLAN Guideline - Example 2422
- Vlans Across Different Regions423
- Figure 152. Spanning Regions - Example 1423
- Figure 153. Spanning Regions Without Blocking424
- Table 12. Region VLAN Example424
- Summary of Guidelines425
Appendix B: AT-FS750 Default Parameters427
- Table 13. Management Software Default Settings427

Allied Telesis AT-FS750/28PS - User Manual

Table of Contents

Allied Telesis AT-FS750/28PS Specifications

Summary

Section I: Getting Started

Chapter 1: Starting a Web Browser Session

Chapter 2: System Configuration

Section II: Bridge Configuration

Chapter 3: Port Configuration

Chapter 4: STP and RSTP

Chapter 5: Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol

Chapter 6: Static Port Trunking

Chapter 7: LACP Port Trunks

Chapter 8: Port Mirroring

Chapter 9: Loopback Protection

Chapter 10: MAC Address Table

Section III: Advanced Features

Chapter 17: SNMPv1 and v2 c

Chapter 18: SNMPv3

Chapter 19: Access Control Configuration

Chapter 20: RMON

Chapter 21: Voice VLAN

Chapter 22: Security

Chapter 24: DHCP Snooping

Chapter 25: LLDP

Chapter 26: Network Statistics

Section IV: Tools

Chapter 27: Software;Configuration Updates

Chapter 28: Cable Diagnostics

Chapter 31: Rebooting the Switch

Chapter 32: Pinging a Remote System

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