Digisol DG-GS1526 User Manual

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DG-GS1526

L2 Gigabit Smart Switch

User Manual

V1.0

2010-10-20

Default Chapter1
- Default Chapter1
  - User Manual1
- About this Guide5
  - Table of Contents7
- Contents7
- Figures11
- Tables13
Sectioni15
- Key Features17
- Table 1: Key Features17
- Description of Software Features18
- System Defaults21
- Table 2: System Defaults21
Getting Started15
1 Introduction15
2 Initial Switch Configuration23
- Connecting to the Switch23
- Changing a Pc's IP Address27
Ection29
Web Configuration29
3 Using the Web Interface31
- Connecting to the Web Interface31
- Navigating the Web Browser Interface32
4 System Settings37
- Displaying System Information37
- Ystem Etting37
- Figure 7: System Information38
- Figure 8: System Password39
- Setting a User Account39
- Setting an IP Address40
- P Ort Etting45
5 Port Settings45
- Figure 11: Port Configuration47
6 Link Aggregation49
- General Link Aggregation Guidelines49
- Creating Trunk Groups50
- Figure 12: Trunk Group Setting51
- Configuring Trunk Settings52
- Figure 13: Trunk Distribution Algorithm Setting53
- Configuring LACP54
- Figure 14: LACP Port Configuration55
7 Creating Vlan S57
- IEEE 802.1Q Vlans57
- Assigning Ports to Vlans58
- Figure 15: VLAN Membership Configuration59
- Configuring VLAN Attributes for Port Members60
- Figure 16: VLAN Port Configuration60
8 Vlan Stacking61
- Configuring IEEE 802.1Q Tunneling61
- VLAN Stacking Table62
- VLAN Stacking Settings63
- Figure 17: VLAN Stacking Table63
- Figure 18: VLAN Stacking Settings64
9 Igmp Snooping65
- IGMP Snooping Introduction65
10 Spanning Tree71
- Configuring the Spanning Tree Protocol71
- Configuring STP Global Settings72
- Figure 22: STP Global Setting74
- Configuring STP Port Settings75
- Table 5: Recommended STP Path Cost Range75
- Table 6: Recommended STP Path Costs75
- Table 7: Default STP Path Costs76
- Figure 23: STP Port Setting78
11 Quality of Service79
- Qos Introduction79
- Port-Based Priority80
- DSCP-Based Priority81
- Figure 24: Port-Based Priority Setting81
- Priority-To-Queue Mapping82
- Figure 25: DSCP-Based Priority Setting82
- Table 8: Default Mapping of Cos Values to Egress Queues82
- Figure 26: Priority-To-Queue Mapping83
- Table 9: Cos Priority Levels83
- Packet Scheduling84
- Figure 27: Packet Scheduling85
12 Link Layer Discovery Protocol87
- Configuring LLDP87
- Figure 28: LLDP Settings88
- LLDP Neighbors89
- Table 10: LLDP System Capabilities89
- Figure 29: LLDP Neighbors90
13 Snmp Settings91
- Simple Network Management Protocol91
- Setting SNMP System and Community Strings92
- Specifying SNMP Trap Receivers93
- Figure 30: SNMP Settings93
- Figure 31: SNMP Trap Receiver Settings94
14 Port Mirroring95
- Figure 32: Port Mirroring96
- P Ort Ecurity97
15 Port Security97
- Figure 33: Port Security98
16 Bandwidth Control99
- Figure 34: Bandwidth Control100
- Figure 35: Jumbo Frame Setting101
17 Jumbo Frame101
18 Management Access Filter103
- Figure 36: Management Access Filter104
19 Mac Address Security105
- MAC Forwarding Table105
- Static MAC Addresses106
- Figure 37: MAC Address Forwarding Table106
- MAC Address Filtering107
- Figure 38: Static MAC Setting107
- Figure 39: MAC Address Filtering108
20 1X Security109
- Configuring 802.1X Authentication109
- X Global Settings110
- Figure 40: 802.1X Setting111
- X Port Settings111
- Figure 41: 802.1X Port Setting112
21 General Security Settings113
- G Eneral S Ecurity S Ettings113
- IP Filter Security113
- Figure 42: IP Filter Setting114
- Storm Control Setting114
- Figure 45: Defence Engine Setting117
- P Ort S Tatistics119
- Figure 46: Port Statistics120
22 Port Statistics121
- HTTP Upgrade121
- M Anagement T Ools121
- Figure 47: Software Upgrade122
- Figure 48: Restoring Factory Defaults122
- Figure 49: Reboot Switch123
- Resetting the Switch123
- Management Features128
- Standards128
- Management Information Bases129
- Table 11: Troubleshooting Chart131
- Problems Accessing the Management Interface132
- G Lossary133
23 Managementtools121

Questions and Answers:

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Megan BatesJul 31, 2025
What to do if I cannot connect to Digisol DG-GS1526 using a web browser or SNMP software?
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  littlegregoryJul 31, 2025
  If you're unable to connect to the Digisol Switch using a web browser or SNMP software, ensure the switch is powered on and that the network cabling between your management station and the switch is properly connected. Verify that you have a valid network connection to the switch and the port you're using hasn't been disabled. Also, confirm that the VLAN interface through which the management station connects is configured with a valid IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. Finally, ensure the management station's IP address is in the same subnet as the switch’s IP interface.
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William CollinsAug 14, 2025
What to do if I forgot the password for my Digisol DG-GS1526 Switch?
- K
  Kathy GriffithAug 15, 2025
  If you have forgotten or lost the password for your Digisol Switch, you should contact your local distributor for assistance.

Digisol DG-GS1526 Specifications

General

Switching Capacity	52 Gbps
MAC Address Table	8K
Dimensions	440 x 200 x 44 mm
Power Supply	100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Uplink Ports	2 x Gigabit SFP ports
Jumbo Frame Support	9K bytes
Power Consumption	15W (max.)
Weight	2.5 kg
Ports	24 x Gigabit Ethernet ports, 2 x Gigabit SFP ports