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545 Cisco 500 Series Stackable Managed Switch Administration Guide

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- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1: Getting Started12
- Starting the Web-Based Configuration Utility12
- Launching the Configuration Utility13
- Quick Start Device Configuration16
- Interface Naming Conventions17
- Differences between 500 Devices<50017
- Window Navigation19
Chapter 2: Status and Statistics24
- System Summary24
- Ethernet Interfaces24
- Etherlike Statistics26
- GVRP Statistics27
- 802.1X EAP Statistics28
- ACL Statistics29
- TCAM Utilization30
- Health31
- Rmon31
- View Log39
Chapter 3: Administration: System Log40
- Setting System Log Settings40
- Setting Remote Logging Settings42
- Viewing Memory Logs44
Chapter 4: Administration: File Management46
- System Files46
- Upgrade/Backup Firmware/Language49
- Active Image53
- Download/Backup Configuration/Log54
- Configuration File Backwards Compatibility54
- Configuration Files Properties60
- Copy/Save Configuration61
- Auto Configuration/Image Update Via DHCP62
Chapter 5: Administration: Stack Management73
- Overview73
- Types of Units in Stack75
- Unit Leds76
- Stack Topology76
- Topology Discovery77
- Unit ID Assignment78
- Master Selection Process80
- Stack Changes80
- Unit Failure in Stack82
- Software Auto Synchronization in Stack84
- Stack Unit Mode84
- Stack Ports88
- Port Speeds92
- Default Configuration96
- Interactions with Other Features96
- System Modes96
Chapter 6: Administration102
- Device Models103
- System Settings105
- Console Settings (Autobaud Rate Support)108
- Management Interface109
- System Mode and Stack Management109
- User Accounts109
- Defining Idle Session Timeout109
- Time Settings110
- System Log110
- File Management110
- Rebooting the Device110
- Routing Resources112
- Health116
- Diagnostics118
- Discovery - Bonjour118
- Discovery - LLDP119
- Discovery - CDP119
- Ping119
- Traceroute121
Chapter 7: Administration: Time Settings124
- System Time Options125
- SNTP Modes126
- Configuring System Time127
Chapter 8: Administration: Diagnostics138
- Copper Ports Tests138
- Displaying Optical Module Status140
- Configuring Port and VLAN Mirroring142
- Viewing CPU Utilization and Secure Core Technology143
Chapter 9: Administration: Discovery146
- Bonjour146
  - Bonjour in Layer 2 System Mode146
  - Bonjour in Layer 3 System Mode147
- LLDP and CDP148
- Configuring LLDP149
- Configuring CDP170
- CDP Statistics178
Chapter 10: Port Management180
- Configuring Ports180
- Port Configuration181
- Loopback Detection186
- Configuring Loopback Detection187
- Link Aggregation188
  - Configuring Lag Settings192
  - Configuring Lacp193
- Udld196
- Poe196
- Configuring Green Ethernet196
  - Green Ethernet Overview196
  - Az Energy Efficient Ethernet Feature198
Chapter 11: Port Management: Unidirectional Link Detection204
- UDLD Overview204
- UDLD Operation205
- Usage Guidelines207
- Dependencies on Other Features208
- Default Settings and Configuration208
- Before You Start209
- Common UDLD Tasks209
- Configuring UDLD210
Chapter 12: Smartport214
- Overview215
- What Is a Smartport216
- Smartport Types216
- Special Smartport Types217
- Smartport Macros218
- Applying a Smartport Type to an Interface219
- Macro Failure and the Reset Operation220
- How the Smartport Feature Works220
- Auto Smartport221
- Error Handling225
- Default Configuration225
- Relationships with Other Features and Backwards Compatibility226
- Common Smartport Tasks226
- Configuring Smartport Using the Web-Based Interface228
- Built-In Smartport Macros233
Chapter 13: Port Management: Poe246
- Poe on the Device246
- Poe Configuration Considerations247
- Poe Properties249
- Poe Settings250
Chapter 14: VLAN Management254
- Overview254
- Regular Vlans263
  - Interface Settings266
  - Vlan Membership268
- Private VLAN Settings271
- GVRP Settings272
- VLAN Groups273
- Voice VLAN278
- Voice Vlan Configuration285
- Access Port Multicast TV VLAN291
  - Igmp Snooping292
  - Differences between Regular and Multicast Tv Vlans292
- Customer Port Multicast TV VLAN294
- Port Multicast Vlan Membership296
Chapter 15: Spanning Tree298
- STP Flavors298
- STP Status and Global Settings299
- Spanning Tree Interface Settings301
- Rapid Spanning Tree Settings303
- Multiple Spanning Tree306
- MSTP Properties306
- Vlans to a MSTP Instance307
- MSTP Instance Settings308
- MSTP Interface Settings309
Chapter 16: Managing MAC Address Tables312
- Static MAC Addresses313
- Dynamic MAC Addresses314
- Reserved MAC Addresses315
Chapter 17: Multicast316
- Multicast Forwarding316
- Multicast Properties322
- MAC Group Address322
- IP Multicast Group Addresses324
- Ipv4 Multicast Configuration326
- Ipv6 Multicast Configuration332
  - Mld Snooping332
  - Mld Proxy336
- IGMP/MLD Snooping IP Multicast Group338
- Multicast Router Ports339
- Forward All340
- Unregistered Multicast340
Chapter 18: IP Configuration342
- Overview342
- Loopback Interface345
- Ipv4 Management and Interfaces346
- DHCP Server368
- Ipv6 Management and Interfaces377
- Domain Name400
Chapter 19: IP Configuration: Ripv2405
- Overview405
- How Rip Operates on the Device406
  - Enabling Rip406
  - Passive Mode407
- Configuring RIP411
- Access Lists416
Chapter 20: IP Configuration: VRRP419
- Overview419
- Configurable Elements of VRRP423
  - Vrrp Router Priority and Preemption425
  - Vrrp Advertisements426
- Configuring VRRP426
  - Virtual Routers426
  - Vrrp Statistics428
Chapter 21: Security430
- Defining Users431
- Configuring TACACS434
- Configuring RADIUS439
  - Accounting Using a Radius Server440
  - Radius Workflow441
- Key Management444
- Management Access Method447
  - Active Access Profile448
  - Defining Profile Rules450
- Management Access Authentication452
- Secure Sensitive Data Management454
- SSL Server454
  - Ssl Overview454
  - Ssl Server Authentication Settings455
- SSH Server456
- SSH Client457
- Configuring TCP/UDP Services457
- Defining Storm Control458
- Configuring Port Security459
- 460462
- Denial of Service Prevention462
- DHCP Snooping472
- IP Source Guard472
- ARP Inspection476
- First Hop Security482
Chapter 22: Security: 802.1X Authentication483
- Overview of 802.1X483
- Authentication Server485
- Authenticator Overview486
- Multiple Authentication Methods488
- Common Tasks496
- Configuration through the GUI497
- Defining Time Ranges509
- Authentication Method and Port Mode Support510
Chapter 23: Security: Ipv6 First Hop Security513
- Ipv6 First Hop Security Overview514
- Router Advertisement Guard518
- Neighbor Discovery Inspection518
- Dhcpv6 Guard519
- Neighbor Binding Integrity520
- Ipv6 Source Guard523
- Attack Protection524
- Policies, Global Parameters and System Defaults525
- Common Tasks527
- Default Settings and Configuration529
- Before You Start529
- Configuring Ipv6 First Hop Security through Web GUI530
Chapter 24: Security: SSH Client548
- Secure Copy (SCP) and SSH548
- Protection Methods549
- SSH Server Authentication551
- SSH Client Authentication552
- Supported Algorithms552
- Before You Begin553
- Common Tasks553
- SSH Client Configuration through the GUI554
Chapter 25: Security: SSH Server559
- Overview559
- Common Tasks560
- SSH Server Configuration Pages561
Chapter 26: Security: Secure Sensitive Data Management564
- Introduction564
- Ssd Management565
- SSD Rules565
- SSD Properties570
- Configuration Files573
- SSD Management Channels578
- Menu CLI and Password Recovery578
- Configuring SSD579
Chapter 27: Access Control582
- Access Control Lists582
  - Acl Logging584
  - Configuring Acls585
- MAC-Based Acls586
- Ipv4-Based Acls588
- Ipv6-Based Acls593
- ACL Binding596
Chapter 28: Quality of Service600
- Qos Features and Components601
  - Qos Modes602
  - Qos Workflow603
- Configuring Qos - General604
- Qos Basic Mode617
  - Workflow to Configure Basic Qos Mode617
  - Interface Qos Settings618
- Qos Advanced Mode619
- Managing Qos Statistics630
  - Policer Statistics630
  - Viewing Queues Statistics632
Chapter 29: SNMP634
- SNMP Versions and Workflow634
- Model Oids637
- SNMP Engine ID638
- Configuring SNMP Views640
- Creating SNMP Groups641
- Managing SNMP Users643
- Defining SNMP Communities645
- Defining Trap Settings647
- Notification Recipients648
- Defining Snmpv3 Notification Recipients650
- SNMP Notification Filters652

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Cisco 500 Series Specifications

General

Model	Cisco 500 Series
Category	Switch
Mounting	Rack-mountable
Management	Web-based, CLI, SNMP
Ports	24, 48
Port Speed	10/100/1000 Mbps
PoE Support	Available on some models
Switching Capacity	Up to 176 Gbps
MAC Address Table Size	16, 000 entries
Security	ACLs, 802.1X
Quality of Service (QoS)	Yes
Dimensions	Varies by model
Weight	Varies by model
Humidity	10% to 90% non-condensing
Power Supply	Internal
Power Consumption	Varies by model
Jumbo Frame Support	Up to 9216 bytes