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Multicast Protocols

• IGMP v1/v2 (RFC 1112, 2236)

• PIM-SM-edge

• DVMRP

• PIM-DM

Management

• ECMP

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Default Chapter3
- New Features3
- Other Changes to the Document3
- Table of Contents5
1 About this Guide15
- Objectives15
- Audience16
- Introduction to the Guide16
- Conventions16
- Related Dell Force10 Documents and Additional Information16
- Contact Information17
  - Documentation Feedback17
- Technical Support17
  - The Isupport Website17
    - Accessing Isupport Services18
    - Contacting the Technical Assistance Center18
2 SFTOS Features19
- Overview of SFTOS Features19
- Layer 2 Package Feature Details20
- Layer 3 Package Feature Details22
- Load Balancing24
- Notable Differences between S-Series and E-Series24
- Port Naming Convention26
3 Getting Started27
- Setting up a Management Connection to the Switch28
- Connecting to the Console Port29
- Command Line Interface (CLI) Overview31
- Checking Status32
- User Management36
- Enabling Interfaces38
- Creating VLANS41
- Managing Configuration and Software Files43
- Displaying Logs65
4 Management67
- Creating the Management IP Address67
- Changing the Management VLAN from the Default68
- Verifying Access to a Management Port69
- Verifying Management Port Connectivity69
- Setting Stack Management Preferences69
- Setting the Host Name Prompt70
- Restoring the Configuration to Factory Defaults70
- Setting up SNMP Management71
  - Managing SNMP Traps73
    - Router BGP Config Mode74
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)75
- Setting up Remote Network Monitoring (RMON)75
- Setting the System Date and Time78
- Gathering Details about the Switch81
5 Stacking S-Series Switches83
- S-Series Stackability Features83
- Important Points to Remember83
- Stacking Commands Overview85
- Management Unit Selection Algorithm85
- Unit Number Assignment86
- Stack Management and Functionality86
- Adding a Switch to a Stack89
  - Best Practices89
- Removing a Switch from a Stack90
- Setting Management Unit Preferences91
  - Inspecting Management Preferences93
- Upgrading Software in a Stack94
  - Copying SFTOS Software to a Member Switch95
    - Configuration Example: Upgrading Software on a New Member Switch95
- Using Show Commands for Stacking Information98
6 System Logs101
- Logging Commands101
- Configuring the System Log102
  - Displaying the System Log103
    - Interpreting System Log Messages104
- Using the Persistent Event Log105
- Displaying the SNMP Trap Log106
- Configuring Syslog Server Host Connections107
  - Configure a Syslog Server108
7 Configuring Interfaces111
- Interface Support in SFTOS111
- Viewing Interface Information112
- Viewing Layer 3 Interface Information117
- Configuring Physical Interfaces117
- Bulk Configuration126
  - Using Interface Range Mode126
  - Bulk Configuration Examples127
    - Configure a Single Range127
    - Configure Multiple Ranges127
8 Dhcp129
- DHCP Commands129
- Protocol Overview129
- Configuring the Switch as a DHCP Server130
- Using the Switch as a Bootp/Dhcp Relay Agent132
- Configuration Example - DHCP Server and Relay Agent133
9 Providing User Access Security135
- Choosing a TACACS+ Server and Authentication Method135
- Configuring TACACS+ Server Connection Options137
- Configuring a RADIUS Connection138
  - Using the CLI to Configure Access through RADIUS138
- Enabling Secure Management with SSH140
  - Enabling SSH142
10 Spanning Tree145
- SFTOS STP Switching Features145
  - Forwarding, Aging, and Learning145
- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP, IEEE 802.1D)146
  - Basic STP (802.1D) CLI Management146
  - Basic STP CLI Port Management147
- Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP, IEEE 802.1W)147
  - RSTP Implementation147
- Multiple Spanning-Tree Protocol (MSTP, IEEE 802.1S)148
- Spanning Tree Configuration Tasks150
- Display Spanning Tree Configuration157
  - Displaying STP, MSTP, and RSTP Operation163
11 Link Aggregation165
- Link Aggregation-IEEE 802.3165
- Link Aggregation Group (LAG) Commands168
- Configuring a LAG170
  - LAG Configuration Examples171
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)174
  - LACP Configuration175
    - LACP Configuration Example175
- Displaying Lags (Port Channels)176
12 Quality of Service177
- Using Differentiated Services (Diffserv)177
- Deploying Diffserv180
- Monitoring Diffserv184
- Configuring Differentiated Services by Department191
- Configuring Differentiated Services for Voice over IP194
13 Access Control197
- SFTOS Support for Access Control Lists197
- Common ACL Commands198
- Enabling Broadcast Storm Control205
14 Vlans207
- Introduction to VLAN Configuration207
- Important Points to Remember208
- Implementing Vlans209
- VLAN Mode Commands210
- Configuration Task List for Vlans211
- GARP and GVRP218
- Configuring a VLAN Tunnel (DVLAN or VLAN-Stack)229
  - DVLAN Tagging Considerations229
  - DVLAN Configuration Sequence229
    - DVLAN Configuration Example231
- Displaying VLAN Information233
15 IGMP Snooping237
- Enabling IGMP Snooping237
- Monitoring IGMP Snooping238
16 Port Mirroring241
- Port Mirroring Features241
- Port Mirroring Commands242
- Port Mirroring Configuration Examples242
  - Preparing to Configure Port Mirroring242
- Verifying Port Mirroring244
  - Verifying Port Mirroring Session Status244
  - Using Other Commands that Show Port Mirroring Status245
17 Layer 3 Routing247
- Enabling Routing248
  - Port Routing Configuration Example250
- IGMP Proxy251
  - IGMP Proxy Configuration252
    - IGMP Proxy Configuration Example252
    - Verifying the Configuration254
- RIP Configuration255
  - RIP Configuration Example256
- OSPF Configuration257
  - OSPF Configuration Examples257
    - Configuring OSPF on an S-Series Operating as an Inter-Area Router257
    - Configuring OSPF on an S-Series Operating as a Border Router260
- VLAN Routing262
- Link Aggregation269
  - Link Aggregation Layer 3 Configuration269
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol271
  - Configuring VRRP: Master Router (Router 1)272
  - Configuring VRRP: Backup Router (Router 2)273
18 Troubleshooting275
- Recovering from Flash File System Corruption275
- Recovering from a Software Upgrade Failure276
- Recovering from a Lost Password277
- Recovering from Switch Stack Problems277
- Preventing Auto-Negotiation Mismatches278
- Monitoring Sfps280
- Monitoring 10 GE Interfaces281
- Monitoring CPU and Memory Utilization281
  - Software Forwarding281
- Troubleshooting no Output on the Console282
A Rfcs, Mibs, and Traps285
- IEEE Compliance285
- RFC Compliance286
- SNMP-Related Rfcs289
- Mibs290
  - Industry Mibs Supported by SFTOS290
  - Force 10 Mibs291
- SNMP Traps293
- Index295

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