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General| Brand | Extreme Networks |
|---|---|
| Model | EAS 100-24t Switch CLI |
| Category | Switch |
| Language | English |
Details on connecting to the switch using the serial port and default settings.
Procedure for assigning an IP address to the switch via CLI for management.
Guide on navigating and interacting with the switch's command-line interface.
Explains the symbols and conventions used in command descriptions within the manual.
Commands for testing copper cable integrity, identifying errors, and determining cable length.
Covers essential commands for configuring and displaying IP interface settings.
Details fundamental commands for user management, system configuration, and basic operations.
Utility commands for firmware management, file transfer, and system diagnostics.
Configuration and management of SNMP versions, users, views, communities, and hosts.
Commands for monitoring network traffic, CPU, memory, logs, and system status.
Configuration and management of system time, date, time zone, and SNTP settings.
Management of MAC address forwarding table entries, including creation, deletion, and aging.
Configuration and management of MSTP, including versions, instances, ports, and priorities.
Configuration and management of port security features like MAC limiting and address locking.
Creation, deletion, and configuration of VLANs, including port assignments and GVRP.
Management of the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table, including static entries and aging.
Configuration and management of IP and IPv6 static routes for network traffic forwarding.
Commands for configuring Quality of Service features, including bandwidth control and traffic scheduling.
Implementation of ACLs to control network access based on IP and MAC addresses.
Configuration of flow-based metering for traffic rate control and actions upon exceeding thresholds.
Configuration and management of IEEE 802.1X port-based and host-based access control.
Configuration of authentication methods (TACACS, RADIUS, local) for user access control.
Configuration and management of MAC-based access control for port security.
Configuration and management of Secure Shell (SSH) for secure remote access to the switch.
Configuration and management of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for secure communication.
Commands for gathering technical information and uploading support data to a TFTP server.
