D-Link DSG-1100-10/ME

Introduction to the Metro Ethernet Switch model and description of front/rear panel components and indicators.

Steps for unpacking, installing the switch, and connecting power.

Covers management options, web access, supported browsers, and login procedures.

Overview of the web interface areas: Tool Bar, Function Tree, and Main Panel.

Procedures for saving, resetting, rebooting, backup, restore, and firmware upgrade.

Setting IP address, subnet, gateway, system name, contact, and DHCP auto-configuration.

Configuring port speed, MDI/MDIX, flow control, descriptions, and error status.

Configuring IPv6 system info, state, DHCPv6, gateways, and neighbors.

Enabling SNMP and managing users, groups, and views for network management.

Managing community strings, hosts, and engine ID for SNMP access.

Specifying which SNMP notifications the device sends.

Controlling user privileges and managing accounts.

Setting up port security and 802.1X for network access control.

Configuring aging times for MAC/ARP tables and PPPoE circuit ID insertion.

Configuring web, Telnet, and D-Link Discovery Protocol settings.

Using Ping Test and Trace Route for network diagnostics.

Setting up MAC notifications and system log saving/servers.

Configuring time profiles, power saving, and 802.3az EEE.

Setting up VLANs, including management VLANs and PVID.

Configuring snooping and Isolated VLANs for multicast traffic.

Configuring Quality of Service and traffic control.

Jumbo frames, port mirroring, loopback, SNTP, and DHCP relay configurations.

Configuring Ethernet OAM port settings and event logging.

Configuring D-Link Unidirectional Link Detection (DULD) for ports.

Configuring multicast forwarding and filter modes.

Defining bandwidth control and QoS parameters.

Configuring RMON statistics, alarms, and events.

Safeguard Engine, Port Security, 802.1X, MAC Address Table, Access Control.

Configuring 802.1X, RADIUS, user accounts, login methods, and passwords.

Configuring traffic segmentation and monitoring port statistics.

Monitoring session, CPU, memory, and port utilization.

Monitoring packet sizes, traffic, and errors.

Testing copper cable quality and identifying errors.

Viewing system logs and browsing the ARP table.

Viewing OAM logs/stats and monitoring RADIUS client activity.

Configuring LLDP global, port, management address, and extensions.

Viewing LLDP statistics and local/remote port tables.

Background information on Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet technologies.

Details on hardware, physical, certifications, and features.