Need help?Do you have a question about the Dahua Technology DH-PFS4210-8GT-150 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Brand | Dahua Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | DH-PFS4210-8GT-150 |
| Category | Switch |
| Language | English |
Recommendations for changing passwords and updating device firmware for enhanced security.
Guidelines for securing network access by changing default ports and implementing IP filtering.
Recommendations for enabling HTTPS/SSL and configuring ONVIF and SmartPSS securely.
Measures to limit guest account features and physically secure network devices.
Recommendations for securing network protocols like UPnP, SNMP, and Multicast.
Guidance on checking system logs for security monitoring and incident analysis.
Introduction to the manual and identification of supported device models.
Explanation of signal words and their associated hazard meanings.
Details of changes and updates across different versions of the manual.
Information regarding compliance with privacy laws and protection of personal data.
Defines the manual's purpose, liability, and governing principles.
Information on manual updates, software changes, and customer support contact.
Covers electrical safety, transportation, environment, and qualified engineer requirements.
Instructions for proper installation, device handling, and accessory usage.
Guidance on safe battery replacement, usage, and disposal.
Describes the 8-port Gigabit L2 Managed PoE Switch and its network capabilities.
Lists the main features and compliance standards of the switch.
Details the front panel components including ports, buttons, and LED indicators.
Describes the rear panel components, specifically the heat vent.
Lists all the components included in the product package.
Provides essential instructions for safe and correct device installation.
Steps for installing the switch on a desktop or stable surface.
Instructions for mounting the switch in a standard 19-inch rack cabinet.
Guides on connecting the power supply and verifying power status.
Instructions for connecting a computer to the switch using an Ethernet cable.
Details on connecting Power over Ethernet (PoE) powered devices to the switch.
Describes how to connect end nodes to the switch using Ethernet cables.
Step-by-step guide for logging into the switch via the web interface.
Details on the login window and accessing the main switch configuration interface.
Overview of the 'Quickly Setting' module for VLAN, basic info, and password changes.
Detailed steps for configuring VLANs using the Quick Setting interface.
Introduction to VLAN management, including Trunk and Hybrid settings.
Guide on creating and configuring VLANs and assigning ports.
Introduction to port settings including basic config, aggregation, mirroring, and limit.
Configuration options for port speed, status, working mode, and flow control.
Detailed parameters for port speed, duplex mode, and cable type detection.
Steps for configuring port aggregation to expand bandwidth or provide redundancy.
Instructions for setting up port mirroring to analyze network traffic.
Configuration for limiting input and output speed on switch ports.
Settings for controlling broadcast, multicast, and unicast storm suppression.
Instructions for isolating ports to prevent traffic forwarding between them.
How to view port status, connection, VLAN, and traffic information.
Configuration of VLANs, including creating and managing VLAN IDs and names.
Setting up ports as access ports and assigning them to a Native VLAN.
Configuring ports as trunk ports to carry multiple VLANs.
Setting up hybrid ports that can handle tagged and untagged VLAN traffic.
Instructions on how VLAN information is handled for tagged and untagged packets.
Example configuration for setting Native VLAN and tagging VLANs for ports.
Illustrative examples for configuring hybrid ports with VLAN tagging.
Overview of anti-attack features including DHCP, DOS, IP Source Guard, and IP/MAC/Port.
Configuration to prevent counterfeit DHCP servers and address depletion attacks.
Enabling DHCP snooping, setting trusted/restricted ports, and MAC verification.
Configuration for verifying MAC addresses to enhance network security.
Enabling protection against Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.
Configuring IP Source Guard to prevent IP spoofing and unauthorized access.
Setting up IP/MAC/Port binding for enhanced network security and control.
Introduction to channel detection features for network diagnostics.
Using the ping function to test network connectivity and host reachability.
Utilizing tracert to detect the path and diagnose network destination issues.
Performing cable tests to detect connection device status.
Introduction to applying port ACL rules and time-based settings.
Detailed steps for configuring ACL rules, including time-based policies.
Guidance on applying configured ACL rules to specific switch ports.
Settings for enabling PoE, managing port power, and priority.
Detailed configuration of port enabled status, threshold, and power supply priority.
Viewing temperature distribution data related to PoE port operation.
Modifying MSTP domain name and mapping instances to VLANs.
Configuring STP bridge parameters like mode, hello time, and max age.
Detailed STP bridge parameters and port priority settings.
Specific port configuration options within STP settings.
Enabling and configuring the DHCP relay server IP address and status.
Steps to set the DHCP server IP for relay functionality.
Configuring Option82 for circuit control, proxy remote, and IP address settings.
Detailed configuration for Option82 circuit control and IP address.
Setting up queue scheduling policies and WRR-weights.
Introduction to mapping service categories to corresponding queues.
Mapping COS VLAN priority fields to queue numbers.
Mapping DSCP values to COS fields and queues.
Mapping switch ports to service categories (COS).
Illustrative examples for configuring port to COS mapping.
Introduction to managing MAC addresses, including viewing the address table.
Managing static MAC addresses and viewing dynamic MAC address entries.
Configuring port MAC address learning limits and aging times.
Details on setting MAC address learning limits and aging time parameters.
Configuring MAC address filters to control network access.
Introduction to SNMP and enabling the SNMP function.
Steps to enable the SNMP function on the switch.
Configuring SNMP community strings and access authorities.
Setting up views to control access to MIB objects.
Configuring SNMP groups with security levels and associated views.
Creating and configuring SNMP users with authentication and encryption.
Specifying trap messages and destination hosts for SNMP notifications.
Introduction to RMON configuration for network monitoring.
Setting up RMON statistics groups for interface monitoring.
Configuring RMON history groups to record Ethernet interface information.
Defining RMON event groups for triggers and recording events.
Setting up RMON alarm groups to define alert conditions.
Details on parameters for configuring RMON alarm groups.
Examples for configuring RMON alarm groups and events.
Introduction to Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) configuration.
Configuring system priority and port-specific LACP parameters.
Viewing the LACP status and partner information in a table format.
Introduction to system configuration options like settings, update, and management.
Configuring essential system parameters such as IP, mask, gateway, and DNS.
Steps for safely restarting the switch.
Enabling Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) features for power saving.
Procedure for changing the administrator password for system access.
Enabling and configuring Secure Shell (SSH) access for remote management.
Enabling and configuring Telnet access for remote management.
Configuring system log settings, including log server and level.
How to view system logs and push them to a syslog server.
Procedure for upgrading the switch's system software version.
Introduction to managing switch configurations, including import/export.
Steps for importing and exporting switch configuration files.
Instructions on how to restore saved configuration files.
Steps for resetting the switch configuration to factory defaults.
How to save the current switch configuration settings.
Managing user accounts and assigning privileges for system access.
Procedure for collecting system debug information.
Detailed hardware specifications including ports, interface, and environmental data.
Overview of software features, safety features, and application protocols.
Further breakdown of software features including STP, VLAN, Management, and PoE.
To Next Page
