Cisco SG350-28 User Manual

Name: Cisco SG350-28
Brand: Cisco
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Administration: Stack Management

Stack Management

135 Cisco Sx350, SG350X, SG350XG, Sx550X & SG550XG Series Managed Switches, Firmware Release 2.2.5.x

STEP 4 Click Apply and Reboot. The parameters are copied to the Running Configuration file and

the stack is rebooted.

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- Table of Contents2
Chapter 1: Getting Started11
- Starting the Web-Based Configuration Utility11
- Out-Of-Band Port14
- USB Port16
- Basic or Advanced Display Mode17
- Quick Start Device Configuration18
- Interface Naming Conventions19
- Window Navigation20
- Search Facility23
Chapter 2: Dashboard25
- Grid Management25
- System Health27
- Resource Utilization28
- Identification29
- Port Utilization30
- Poe Utilization32
- Latest Logs32
- Suspended Interfaces33
- Stack Topology34
- Traffic Errors35
Chapter 3: Configuration Wizards37
- Getting Started Wizard37
- VLAN Configuration Wizard39
- ACL Wizard40
Chapter 4: Status and Statistics43
- System Summary44
- CPU Utilization46
- Interface47
- Etherlike48
- Port Utilization49
- Gvrp49
- 802.1X Eap51
- Acl52
- TCAM Utilization52
- Health and Power54
- Switched Port Analyzer (SPAN and RSPAN)60
- Diagnostics64
- Rmon68
- Sflow76
- View Logs79
Chapter 5: Administration81
- Device Models82
- System Settings84
- Console Settings (Autobaud Rate Support)84
- User Accounts85
- Idle Session Timeout87
- System Log87
- Reboot91
- Routing Resources92
- Ping97
- Traceroute99
Chapter 6: Administration: File Management100
- System Files100
- Firmware Operations102
- File Operations106
- File Directory113
- DHCP Auto Configuration/Image Update114
Chapter 7: Administration: Stack Management124
- Overview124
- Types of Units in Stack126
- Stack Topology127
- Unit ID Assignment128
- Master Selection Process130
- Stack Changes131
- Unit Failure in Stack132
- Stack Ports134
- Software Auto Synchronization in Stack137
- Stack Management141
Chapter 8: Administration: Time Settings144
- System Time Configuration145
- SNTP Modes146
- System Time147
- SNTP Unicast149
- SNTP Multicast/Anycast151
- SNTP Authentication152
- Time Range153
- Recurring Time Range155
Chapter 9: Administration: Discovery156
- Bonjour156
- LLDP and CDP157
- Discover - LLDP159
- Discovery - CDP179
Chapter 10: Port Management190
- Workflow190
- Port Settings191
- Error Recovery Settings195
- Loopback Detection Settings196
- Link Aggregation198
- Udld205
- Poe213
- Green Ethernet224
Chapter 11: Smartport232
- Overview232
- How the Smartport Feature Works237
- Auto Smartport238
- Error Handling241
- Default Configuration242
- Relationships with Other Features242
- Common Smartport Tasks242
- Configuring Smartport Using the Web-Based Interface244
- Built-In Smartport Macros249
Chapter 12: VLAN Management261
- Overview261
- Regular Vlans269
- Private VLAN Settings277
- GVRP Settings277
- VLAN Groups278
- Voice VLAN284
- Access Port Multicast TV VLAN297
- Customer Port Multicast TV VLAN300
Chapter 13: Spanning Tree304
- STP Flavors304
- STP Status and Global Settings305
- STP Interface Settings307
- Multiple Spanning Tree Overview312
- MSTP Properties312
- Vlans to a MSTP Instance313
- MSTP Instance Settings314
- MSTP Interface Settings315
Chapter 14: Managing MAC Address Tables318
- Static Addresses319
- Dynamic Addresses320
- Reserved MAC Addresses321
Chapter 15: Multicast322
- Multicast Forwarding Overview322
- Properties328
- MAC Group Address329
- Ipv4 Multicast Configuration332
- Ipv6 Multicast Configuration338
- IGMP/MLD Snooping IP Multicast Group344
- Multicast Router Port345
- Unregistered Multicast346
Chapter 16: IP Configuration348
- Overview348
- Ipv4 Management and Interfaces349
- Ipv6 Management and Interfaces377
- Policy-Based Routing399
- Domain Name System402
Chapter 17: IP Configuration: Ripv2407
- Overview407
- How Rip Operates on the Device408
- Configuring RIP413
- Access Lists417
Chapter 18: IP Configuration: VRRP420
- Overview420
- VRRP Topology421
- Configurable Elements of VRRP423
- Configuring VRRP426
Chapter 19: IP Configuration: SLA430
- Overview430
- Using SLA432
Chapter 20: Security437
- Configuring TACACS438
- Radius442
- Password Strength453
- Key Management455
- Management Access Method458
- Management Access Authentication463
- SSL Server464
- TCP/UDP Services467
- Storm Control468
- Port Security472
- IP Source Guard475
- ARP Inspection478
- Denial of Service Prevention484
Chapter 21: Security: 802.1X Authentication494
- Overview494
- Port Authentication511
- Host and Session Authentication513
- Authenticated Hosts514
- Locked Clients515
- Web Authentication Customization515
Chapter 22: Security: Secure Sensitive Data Management520
- Introduction520
- SSD Management521
- SSD Rules521
- SSD Properties526
- Configuration Files529
- SSD Management Channels533
- Menu CLI and Password Recovery534
- Configuring SSD534
Chapter 23: Security: SSH Server538
- Overview538
- Common Tasks539
- SSH User Authentication540
- SSH Server Authentication541
Chapter 24: Security: SSH Client543
- Overview543
- SSH User Authentication549
- SSH Server Authentication550
- Change User Password on the SSH Server552
Chapter 25: Security: Ipv6 First Hop Security553
- Ipv6 First Hop Security Overview554
- Router Advertisement Guard558
- Neighbor Discovery Inspection558
- Dhcpv6 Guard559
- Neighbor Binding Integrity559
- Ipv6 Source Guard562
- Attack Protection563
- Policies, Global Parameters and System Defaults565
- Common Tasks566
- Default Settings and Configuration568
- Configuring Ipv6 First Hop Security through Web GUI569
Chapter 26: Access Control587
- Overview587
- MAC-Based Acls Creation591
- Ipv4-Based ACL Creation593
- Ipv6-Based ACL Creation598
- ACL Binding601
Chapter 27: Quality of Service604
- Qos Features and Components605
- General607
- Qos Basic Mode619
- Qos Advanced Mode621
- Qos Statistics634
Chapter 28: SNMP638
- Overview638
- Engine ID643
- Views644
- Groups646
- Users647
- Communities649
- Trap Settings651
- Notification Recipients651
- Notification Filter656
Chapter 29: Smart Network Application (SNA)658
- SNA Sessions659
- SNA Graphics660
- Top Right-Hand Menu662
- Topology View662
- Right-Hand Information Panel670
- Operations683
- Overlays688
- Tags692
- Search696
- Notifications698
- Device Authorization Control (DAC)701
- DAC Workflow701
- Services707
- Saving SNA Settings723
- Technical Details724

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Cisco SG350-28 Specifications

General

Model	SG350-28
Category	Switch
Switching Capacity	56 Gbps
Layer	Layer 3
Power Supply	Internal
Form Factor	Rack-mountable
Relative Humidity	10% to 90% non-condensing
MAC Address Table Size	16K entries
Power Dedicated to PoE	Not applicable
Dimensions (W x D x H)	440 x 257 x 44 mm
Operating Temperature	0°C to 45°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 70°C
Power Consumption	24W
Input Voltage	100-240V AC, 50/60Hz
Jumbo Frame Support	Supported
Weight	3.2 kg