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MAGNUM 6K FAMILY OF SWITCHES

Managed Network Software (MNS)

MNS-6K-SECURE 14.1.4 and MNS-6K 4.1.4

CLI User Guide

Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
- List of Figures12
Conventions Followed20
- Flow of the User Guide22
Getting Started24
- Before Starting24
  - MNS-6K Software Updates25
- Console Connection25
- Console Setup26
- Console Screen26
- Logging in for the First Time27
- Setting the IP Parameters27
  - Commands to Switch between the Levels Is Not Shown here27
  - Show an Intermittent Response28
- Privilege Levels30
  - Operator Privileges31
  - Manager Privileges31
- User Management31
- Help35
- Exiting37
- Upgrading to MNS-6K-SECURE37
- List of Commands in this Chapter38
IP Address and System Information40
- Importance of an IP Address40
- IP Addressing40
- FIGURE 27 - Managing and Viewing Multiple Telnet Sessions45
- Using SSH45
- Commonly an Application Like PUTTY Is Used to Access the Switch Via Ssh. Use the Show Console Command to Verify Telnet Is Turned off49
- Domain Name System (DNS)49
Displaying Specific Modules Using the 'Show Config65
- Erasing Configuration66
- Displaying Serial Number67
- List of Commands in this Chapter68
- Other Commands71
Ipv673
- Assumptions73
- Introduction to Ipv673
- What's Changed in IPV674
- Ipv6 Addressing74
- Configuring Ipv675
- List of Commands in this Chapter76
DHCP Server78
- Modes of Operation79
- Technical Details80
- DHCP Discovery80
- DHCP Offers81
- DHCP Request81
- DHCP Acknowledgement81
- DHCP Information82
- DHCP Release82
- Client Configuration82
- MNS-6K-SECURE Implementation82
- List of Commands in this Chapter84
SNTP Server85
- SNTP - Prerequisites85
- Background85
- Stratum Clocks86
- MNS-6K-SECURE Implementation88
- List of Commands in this Chapter89
Access Considerations90
- Securing Access90
- Passwords90
- Port Security91
  - Network Security91
  - Configuring Port Security91
    - Information93
    - Port-94
- Syslog and Logs97
- Commands Are also Displayed102
- Authorized Managers103
- List of Commands in this Chapter104
Access Using RADIUS107
- 106107
- Radius107
- Configuring 802.1X110
- FIGURE 70 - Securing the Network Using Port Access114
- List of Commands in this Chapter115
Access Using TACACS117
- TACACS - Flavors and History117
- Authorization118
- TACACS+ Flow118
- Configuring TACACS119
- FIGURE 72 - TACACS Packet Format119
- TACACS+ Packet119
- List of Commands in this Chapter121
FIGURE 73 - Configuring TACACS121
10 - Port Mirroring and Setup123
- For a Specific Port123
- Port Mirroring123
- Port Monitoring and Mirroring123
- FIGURE 74 - Enabling Port Mirroring124
- Port Setup124
- Speed Settings125
- Flow Control126
- Back Pressure127
- Broadcast Storms129
11 - Vlan133
- Traditional" Ethernet Segments133
- Why Vlans133
- Creating Vlans135
- FIGURE 81 - Configuring Vlans on Magnum 6K Switch136
- Private Vlans136
- Using Vlans137
- List of Commands in this Chapter146
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)148
- STP Features and Operation148
- Figure 82 - STP Default Values - Refer to Next Section "Using STP" for more Detailed Explanation on the Variables149
- Using STP149
- FIGURE 83 - Viewing STP Configuration150
- FIGURE 84 - STP Port Status Information151
- FIGURE 85 - Enabling STP153
- List of Commands in this Chapter159
FIGURE 86 - Configuring STP Parameters159
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)160
- RSTP Concepts160
- Transition from STP to RSTP161
- Configuring RSTP162
- FIGURE 87 - Enabling RSTP and Reviewing the RSTP Variables164
- FIGURE 88 - Reviewing the RSTP Port Parameters165
- Figure 89 - Path Cost as Defined in IEEE 802.1D (STP) and 802.1W (RSTP)166
- FIGURE 91 - Configuring RSTP on MNS-6K172
- List of Commands in this Chapter173
S-Ring™ and Link-Loss-Learn™ (LLL)175
- S-Ring and LLL Concepts176
- Comparing Resiliency Methods177
- RSTP/STP Operation Without S-Ring178
- RSTP/STP Operation with S-Ring180
- Participate in S-Ring as an Access Switch181
- LLL with S-Ring182
- Ring Learn Features182
- Configuring S-Ring182
- Participating in S-Ring186
- List of Commands in this Chapter186
15 - Dual-Homing188
- Dual-Homing Concepts188
- A Connectivity Break – the Connection Switches to the Standby Path or Standby Link189
- Dual-Homing Modes191
- Configuring Dual-Homing191
- List of Commands in this Chapter193
Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)194
- LACP Concepts194
- LACP Configuration195
- Different Vlans196
- Configuration on the Switches. then Define the LACP Ports. then Finally Connect the Ports Together to Form the Meshed Redundant Link Topology as Shown above198
- FIGURE 112 - the Network for the 'Show Lacp' Command Listed below204
- List of Commands in this Chapter205
FIGURE 113 - LACP Information over a Network205
17 - Quality of Service206
- Qos Concepts206
- Diffserv and Qos207
  - FIGURE 114 - Tos and DSCP207
  - Configuring Qos209
- IP Precedence208
FIGURE 117 - Qos Configuration and Setup214
18 - Igmp215
- IGMP Concepts215
- FIGURE 118 - IGMP Concepts - Advantages of Using IGMP217
- FIGURE 119 - IGMP Concepts - Isolating Multicast Traffic in a Network218
- Igmp-L2219
  - May Appear Sluggish220
  - Issue a Join Request as Well221
- Configuring IGMP222
- FIGURE 122 - Enabling IGMP and Query the Status of IGMP223
- FIGURE 123 - Displaying IGMP Groups224
- FIGURE 124 - Configuring IGMP227
- FIGURE 125 - Adding Broadcast Groups Using the Group Command228
- List of Commands in this Chapter229
FIGURE 126 - Setting IGMP-L2229
19 - Gvrp231
- GVRP Concepts231
- FIGURE 127 - GVRP Operation - See Description below232
- GVRP Operations232
  - FIGURE 129 - Port Settings for GVRP Operations234
  - GVRP Operations Notes238
- FIGURE 131 - Converting a Dynamic VLAN to a Static VLAN235
- Configuring GVRP236
20 - Snmp240
- SNMP Concepts240
- Standards242
- Traps242
- Configuring SNMP243
- Configuring RMON252
- FIGURE 134 - Configuring SNMP - most of the Command here Are SNMP V3 Commands252
- List of Commands in this Chapter253
FIGURE 135 - Configuring RMON Groups253
21 - Miscellaneous Commands257
- Alarm Relays257
- Email261
- Serial Connectivity266
- Highlighted Fields Are the Ones to Change as Described266
- Banner Message267
- Miscellaneous Commands268
- Prompt270
- Ping271
- FTP Modes272
- System Events273
- MAC Address Table278
- List of Commands in this Chapter279
APPENDIX 1 - Command Listing by Chapter282
- Chapter 2 - Getting Started282
- Chapter 3 - IP Address and System Information283
- Chapter 4 - Ipv6287
- Chapter 5 - DHCP Server287
- Chapter 6 - SNTP Server288
- Chapter 7 - Access Considerations288
- Chapter 8 - Access Using Radius290
- Chapter 9 - Access Using TACACS291
- Chapter 10 - Port Mirroring and Setup292
- Chapter 11 - VLAN292
- Chapter 12 - Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)293
- Chapter 13 - Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol294
- Chapter 14 - S-Ring and Link-Loss-Learn295
- Chapter 15 - Dual-Homing296
- Chapter 16 - Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)295297
- Chapter 17 - Quality of Service297
- Chapter 18 - IGMP297
- Chapter 19 - GVRP298
- Chapter 20 - SNMP299
- Chapter 21 - Miscellaneous Commands301
APPENDIX 2 - Commands Sorted Alphabetically304
APPENDIX 3 - Daylight Savings327
- Daylight Savings Time327
APPENDIX 4 - Browser Certificates329
- Certificates329
- Using Mozilla Firefox (Ver. 3.X)330
- Exception. the Locations to Do those Are Identified in this Figure333
- Using Internet Explorer (Ver 7.X)334
- Using Other Browsers335
APPENDIX 5 - Updating MNS-6K Software336
- Getting Started337
- Preparing to Load the Software343
- Loading the MNS-6K Software349
- Optional Step) Restoring the Configuration353
Index356

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