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MES53xx, MES33xx, MES23xx Ethernet Switch Series 29

Figure 21. Device rack installation

Figure 22 shows an example of MES5324 rack installation.

Figure 22. MES5324 switch rack location

Do not block air vents and fans located on the rear panel to avoid components overheating

and subsequent switch malfunction.

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Table of Contents3
Introduction7
Product Description8
- Purpose8
- Switch Features8
- Main Specifications14
- Design18
  - Appearance and Description of the Front Panel of Mes53Xx, Mes33Xx, Mes23Xx Switches18
- Rear Panel of the Device23
  - Side Panels of the Device25
  - Light Indication25
- Delivery Package27
Installation and Connection28
- Support Brackets Mounting28
- Device Rack Installation28
- Power Module Installation30
- Connection to Power Supply30
- Battery Connection to MES2324B, MES2324FB, MES2348B31
- SFP Transceiver Installation and Removal31
Initial Switch Configuration33
- Configuring the Terminal33
- Turning on the Device33
- Startup Menu34
- Switch Operation Modes34
  - Switch Operation in Stacking Mode34
- Switch Function Configuration36
Device Management. Command Line Interface41
- Basic Commands41
- Filtering Command Line Messages43
- Macrocommand Configuration43
- System Management Commands44
- Password Parameters Configuration Commands48
- File Operations49
- System Time Configuration52
- Configuring Time Ranges56
- Interface Configuration56
  - Ethernet, Port-Channel and Loopback Interface Parameters56
  - VLAN Interface Configuration65
Selective Q-In-Q71
Broadcast Storm Control72
Link Aggregation Groups (LAG)73
- Static Link Aggregation Groups74
- LACP Link Aggregation Protocol75
Ipv4 Addressing Configuration76
Green Ethernet Configuration77
Ipv6 Addressing Configuration79
- Ipv6 Protocol79
Protocol Configuration82
- DNS Configuration82
- ARP Configuration83
- GVRP Configuration84
- Loopback Detection Mechanism85
- STP Family (STP, RSTP, MSTP)86
- Mstp Configuration89
- G.8032V2 (ERPS) Protocol Configuration92
- LLDP Configuration94
- OAM Protocol Configuration99
Voice VLAN102
Multicast Addressing103
- Multicast Addressing Rules103
- IGMP Snooping Function108
- MLD Snooping Is a Multicast Traffic Control Protocol for Ipv6 Networks111
- Multicast-Traffic Restriction113
- IGMP Proxy Multicast Routing Function115
Multicast Routing. PIM Protocol116
Control Functions119
- AAA Mechanism119
- Radius123
- Tacacs125
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)126
- Remote Network Monitoring Protocol (RMON)129
- ACL Access Lists for Device Management136
- Access Configuration137
Alarm Log, SYSLOG Protocol141
Port Mirroring (Monitoring)143
Sflow Function144
Physical Layer Diagnostics Functions146
- Copper-Wire Cable Diagnostics146
- Optical Transceiver Diagnostics147
Power Supply Via Ethernet (Poe) Lines148
Interface Configuration Mode Commands149
Security Functions151
- Port Security Functions151
- Port-Based Client Authentication (802.1X Standard)153
- DHCP Management and Option 82159
- Client IP Address Protection (IP Source Guard)162
- ARP Inspection164
DHCP Relay Features166
Pppoe Intermediate Agent (Pppoeia) Configuration167
DHCP Server Configuration170
ACL Configuration173
- Ipv4-Based ACL Configuration174
- Ipv6 ACL Configuration177
  - MAC-Based ACL Configuration179
- Dos Attack Protection Configuration181
- Global Configuration Mode Commands181
- Quality of Services (Qos)182
  - Qos Configuration182
  - Qos Statistics188
- Routing Protocol Configuration189
Service Menu, Change of Firmware199
- Startup Menu199
- Updating Firmware from TFTP Server199
  - System Firmware Update199
Appendix A. Example of Device Usage and Configuration202
Appendix B. Console Cable206
Appendix C. Supported Ethertype Values207

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