Extreme Networks Summit 200-24 - Page 246

240 Summit 200 Series Switch Installation and User Guide
Index
saving changes 232
schedule download 234
uploading to file 233
console port, connecting equipment to 29, 54
controlling Telnet access 57
conventions
notice icons, About This Guide xiv
text, About This Guide xiv
creating
access lists 105
access masks 105
rate limits 105
D
database applications, and QoS 144
database overflow, OSPF 197
default
passwords 47
settings 40
STP domain 170
users 47
default VLAN 90
delete
access list 106
access masks 106
rate limit 106
deleting a session 56
DHCP
and UDP-Forwarding 190
relay, configuring 190
server 70
DiffServ, configuring 150
dimensions
Summit 200-24 switch 223
Summit 200-48 switch 226
disabling a switch port 77
disabling route advertising (RIP) 195
disconnecting a Telnet session 56
distance-vector protocol, description 194
DLCS
configuration commands (table) 155
description 154
guidelines 155
limitations 155
DNS
configuration commands (table) 49
description 49
Domain Name Service. See DNS
domains, Spanning Tree Protocol 169
downloading incremental configuration 234
dynamic entries, FDB 97
dynamic routes 179
E
EAP
EAPOL 71
IEEE 802.1x port authentication 71
EAPOL flooding 71
EAPS
commands (table) 134
domain, creating and deleting 135
enabling and disabling a domain 138
enabling and disabling on a switch 138
polling timers, configuring 135
ring port, unconfiguring 138
show eaps display fields (table) 140
status information, displaying 138
switch mode, defining 135
ECMP. See IP route sharing
EDP
commands (table) 84
description 84
electromagnetic compatibility
Summit 200-24 switch 224
Summit 200-48 switch 226
enabling a switch port 77
environmental requirements
Summit 200-24 switch 223
Summit 200-48 switch 226
Equal Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) routing. See IP route sharing
errors, port 159
establishing a Telnet session 54
Ethernet ports, autopolarity detection feature 78
Events, RMON 166
export restrictions
security licensing 39
SSH2 encryption protocol 39
Extensible Authentication Protocol. See EAP
Extreme Discovery Protocol See EDP
ExtremeWare
factory defaults 40
features 15, 35
F
FDB
adding an entry 98
aging entries 97
blackhole entries 98
configuration commands (table) 99
configuring 99
contents 97
creating a permanent entry example 100
displaying 100
dynamic entries 97
entries 97
non-aging entries 97
permanent entries 97
QoS profile association 98
feature licensing
Advanced Edge functionality 38
description 38
Edge functionality 38
license keys 39
ordering 39
verifying 39
file server applications, and QoS 145
flow control 78
Forwarding Database. See FDB
free-standing installation 29
full-duplex 17, 20
G
Greenwich Mean Time offset
offset values (table) 73