Draytek VigorSwitch P2261 User Manual

Draytek VigorSwitch P2261 Specifications

General

Brand	Draytek
Model	VigorSwitch P2261
Category	Switch
Language	English

Summary

Chapter 1: Introduction to VigorSwitch P2261

1.1 Overview of VigorSwitch P2261

1.5 Hardware Installation Guide

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the switch, including SFP modules and rack mounting.

1.5.1 SFP Fiber Transceiver Installation

Guides on how to correctly install SFP fiber transceivers into the switch chassis for network connectivity.

1.5.2 Optional SFP Fiber Transceiver Installation

1.5.3 Chassis Installation to 19-Inch Wiring Closet Rail

1.5.5 Configuring Management Agent via Ethernet Port

Explains how to set up the switch's IP address and access its management agent through an Ethernet port.

1.5.6 IP Address Assignment Details

Chapter 2: Operation of Web-based Management

2.1 Web Management Home Overview

Introduces the web-based management interface and provides an overview of the switch's system information displayed upon login.

2.2 System Information and Configuration

Covers essential system information such as device name, uptime, firmware version, and hardware details.

2.2.1 System Information - Details

Provides a detailed breakdown of system parameters, including model name, system description, contact, and date.

2.2.2 System Information – Device Name and Location

2.2.4 NTP & Time Configuration Settings

2.2.5 Account Management – User Accounts

Manages user accounts, allowing creation, modification, and deletion of usernames and passwords with privilege levels.

2.2.6 Account – Privilege Level Configuration

2.2.7 IP Configuration – IPv4 Settings

Configures the switch's IPv4 address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server settings for network communication.

2.2.8 IP Configuration – IPv6 Settings

Allows configuration of IPv6 addresses, prefixes, and gateway settings for network connectivity using the IPv6 protocol.

2.3 Configuration Options

Offers extensive configuration options for managing the switch's network features and protocols.

2.3.1 Aggregation – Static Trunk Configuration

Configures link aggregation using static trunks to bundle multiple ports for increased bandwidth and redundancy.

2.3.2 Aggregation – LACP General Setup

Sets up Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) for forming logical trunked ports, enhancing reliability and bandwidth.

2.3.5 Spanning Tree – Bridge Settings

Configures Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) settings to detect and prevent network loops, ensuring a stable network topology.

2.3.6 Spanning Tree – MSTI Mapping

2.3.7 Spanning Tree – MSTI Priorities

2.3.8 Spanning Tree – CIST Ports Configuration

2.3.9 Spanning Tree – MSTI Ports Configuration

2.3.13 IGMP Snooping – General Setup

Configures basic IGMP snooping settings to optimize multicast traffic forwarding and manage bandwidth efficiently.

2.3.14 IGMP Snooping – VLAN Setup

2.3.15 IGMP Snooping – Port Group Filtering

2.3.19 MLD Snooping – General Setup

Configures MLD snooping for IPv6 multicast traffic, minimizing unnecessary traffic by forwarding only to ports with MLD hosts.

2.3.20 MLD Snooping – VLAN General Setup

2.3.21 MLD Snooping – Port Group Filtering

2.3.25 MVR – General Setup

2.3.28 LLDP – LLDP General Setup

Configures Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) settings for network discovery and device information exchange.

2.3.30 LLDP – LLDP-MED General Setup

Configures LLDP-MED for VoIP devices, enabling auto-discovery of LAN policies and power management.

2.3.32 LLDP – EEE Power Saving Features

2.3.34 PoE – General Setup and Power Supply

Configures Power over Ethernet (PoE) port settings, managing power delivery to connected devices.

2.3.35 PoE – Status Monitoring

Shows the current status of all PoE ports, including power requested, allocated, and used by connected devices.

2.3.36 PoE – Power Delay Configuration

2.3.37 PoE – Auto Checking Settings

2.3.38 PoE – Schedule Management

2.3.39 Filtering Data Base – General Setup

Manages the MAC Address Table, configuring aging times for dynamic entries and static MAC learning.

2.3.40 Filtering Data Base – Dynamic MAC Table

2.3.41 VLAN – VLAN Membership Configuration

Configures VLAN memberships and port assignments, managing VLAN isolation and port inclusion.

2.3.42 VLAN – Port Configuration

Sets up VLAN tag rules, ingress filtering, frame types, egress rules, and port roles (Access, Trunk, Hybrid).

2.3.45 VLAN – Private VLANs Membership

2.3.46 VLAN – Private VLANs Port Isolation

2.3.47 VLAN – MAC-based VLAN Setup

Configures MAC-based VLANs to assign VLAN tags based on source MAC addresses for secure network access.

2.3.49 VLAN – Protocol-based VLAN Protocol Group

2.3.50 VLAN – Protocol-based VLAN Group to VLAN

2.3.51 Voice VLAN – General Setup

Configures Voice VLAN settings to prioritize voice traffic, ensuring quality of service for VoIP devices.

2.3.53 GARP – General Setup and Timers

2.3.55 GVRP – General Setup and Port Configuration

2.3.56 QoS – Port Classification

Configures Quality of Service (QoS) ingress classification rules to prioritize and manage network traffic based on various criteria.

2.3.57 QoS – Port Policing Settings

2.3.58 QoS – Port Scheduler Configuration

2.3.59 QoS – Port Shaping Settings

2.3.60 QoS – Tag Remarking

2.3.61 QoS – DSCP Configuration

Configures QoS Port DSCP configuration for ingress and egress translation and classification of traffic.

2.3.62 QoS – DSCP-Based QoS Settings

2.3.63 QoS – DSCP Translation

2.3.64 QoS – DSCP Classification Mapping

2.3.65 QoS – QoS Control List (QCL)

Defines QoS Control Lists (QCL) to specify frame matching criteria and actions like class, DPL, and DSCP for traffic management.

2.3.67 QoS – Storm Control Settings

2.3.68 Single IP – General Setup

2.3.70 Easy Port Configuration Options

2.3.71 Port Mirroring Setup

2.4 Security Features and Configuration

Covers various security features, including Access Control Lists (ACL), IP Source Guard, ARP Inspection, and authentication methods.

2.4.1 ACL - Ports Configuration

Configures Access Control List (ACL) parameters for each switch port to filter and manage network traffic based on defined policies.

2.4.2 ACL – Rate Limiters Setup

2.4.3 ACL – Access Control List Rules

Defines Access Control List (ACL) rules, specifying permit/deny conditions for IP addresses, MAC addresses, and frame types.

2.4.5 IP Source Guard – General Setup

Configures IP Source Guard to prevent IP spoofing by validating source IP and MAC addresses on ports.

2.4.6 IP Source Guard – Static Table Entries

2.4.7 IP Source Guard – Dynamic Table Entries

2.4.8 ARP Inspection – General Setup

Configures ARP Inspection parameters to prevent ARP spoofing attacks and ensure network integrity.

2.4.9 ARP Inspection – Static Table Entries

2.4.10 ARP Inspection – Dynamic Table Entries

2.4.11 DHCP Snooping – General Setup

Configures DHCP Snooping to prevent unauthorized DHCP servers from operating on the network, enhancing security.

2.4.13 DHCP Relay – General Setup

2.4.15 NAS – General Setup and Authentication

Configures Network Access Server (NAS) parameters, including IEEE 802.1X and MAC-based authentication system settings.

2.4.16 NAS – Switch Status Overview

2.4.18 AAA – General Setup and Server Configuration

Configures AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) server settings, including RADIUS and TACACS+ for network access control.

2.4.19 AAA – RADIUS Overview and Status

2.4.21 Port Security – Limit Control

Configures Port Security to restrict interface access by limiting and identifying MAC addresses, preventing unauthorized devices.

2.4.22 Port Security – Switch Status

2.4.24 Access Management – General Setup

Configures access management for HTTP/HTTPS, SNMP, and TELNET/SSH, controlling network access to the switch.

2.4.26 SSH Secure Communication Setup

2.4.27 HTTPS Secure Web Access Setup

2.4.28 Authentication Method Configuration

2.5 Maintenance and Diagnostics Tasks

Covers essential maintenance tasks such as device restart, firmware upgrades, save/restore configurations, and diagnostics.

2.5.1 Restart Device Operation

2.5.2 Firmware – Firmware Upgrade Process

Guides on upgrading the switch's firmware to enhance functionality and performance with new features.

2.5.3 Firmware – Firmware Selection and Reversion

2.5.4 Save/Restore – Factory Defaults Reset

2.5.5 Save/Restore – Save Start Configuration

2.5.6 Save/Restore – Save User Information

2.5.7 Save/Restore – Restore User Information

2.5.8 Export/Import – Export Configuration

2.5.9 Export/Import – Import Configuration

2.5.10 Diagnostics – Ping Utility

Uses the Ping utility to diagnose network connectivity issues by sending ICMP packets to specified IP addresses.

2.5.11 Diagnostics – Ping6 Utility

Utilizes the Ping6 utility for troubleshooting IPv6 connectivity issues by sending ICMPv6 packets.

2.5.12 Diagnostics – VeriPHY Cable Testing

Chapter 3: Trouble Shooting Guide

3.1 Resolving No Link Condition Issues

Addresses common causes for a missing link LED status, helping to diagnose connectivity problems.

3.2 Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)