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General| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | PowerConnect M8024 |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of NOTE, NOTICE, and CAUTION indicators.
Standard for monitoring high-speed switched and routed networks; provides visibility into network activity.
Details various switching features like VLANs, Link Aggregation, and Port Security.
Covers IP routing, VLAN routing, RIP, OSPF, and IP configuration.
Explains methods to set IP address via DHCP or static assignment for the management interface.
Describes accessing the switch via console port or Telnet connection for command-line management.
Details using the USB Type A to DB9a serial cable for console connection.
Explains how modular switches receive power from the Dell Blade Server chassis.
Describes the front panel layout and ports for M6348, M8024, and M6220 models.
Explains how to stack units for M6348 and M6220 for increased port density.
Provides steps to begin running the Command Line Interface (CLI) via console or Telnet.
Details the Power On Self Test (POST) process and options available in the Boot menu.
Guides users through initial switch setup for basic configuration and management.
Covers configuration of device parameters like Asset, System Health, Versions, and Resources.
Explains how to configure Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) for accurate clock synchronization.
Describes how to manage system messages, including persistent and in-memory logs.
Allows configuring the switch to operate in normal or simple mode, affecting feature availability.
Details security settings like port-based authentication, locked ports, and access control lists.
Provides options for configuring port functionality, including storm control and port mirroring.
Implements security by rejecting invalid ARP packets and relies on DHCP snooping.
Provides access to web pages displaying statistics in table form.
Displays statistics for received and transmitted packets on an interface.
Enables network monitoring for performance and status via remote access.
Allows charting of statistics on a graph for ports and LAGs.
Explains the ARP protocol for associating MAC addresses with IPv4 addresses.
Covers IP routing configuration, statistics, and interface configuration.
Details OSPF configuration, area settings, and neighbor management.
Enables clients and servers to exchange messages across different subnets.
Enables IPv6 forwarding, unicast datagrams, and configures global IPv6 settings.
Configures IPv6 interface parameters, including destination unreachables.
Defines and displays IPv6 routes, preferences, and configured routes.
Explains DiffServ for traffic classification and QoS treatment based on per-hop behaviors.
Allows direct configuration of switch queueing aspects for desired QoS behavior.
Provides a mechanism for classifying and prioritizing voice packets for better QoS.
Explains MLD protocol for IPv6 routers to discover multicast listeners.
Covers DVMRP protocol for multicast routing, including configuration and summary.
Details IGMP for reporting IP multicast group memberships to multicast routers.
Explains PIM-DM, a protocol-independent multicast routing protocol.
Guides users on troubleshooting steps and contacting Dell support.
Provides information on how to contact Dell for sales, technical support, or customer service.
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