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Synchronizing the System Time in the
Network
130
7.2
SNTP
UM Basic Configu
ration L3P
Release
7.1
12/2011
Request interval
30
30
30
Accept Broadcasts
No
No
No
Device
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.2
192.168.1.3
T
able 7: Settings for the example
(see fig.
26)
129
131
Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
1
Basic Configuration
1
User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
9
Key
11
Introduction
13
1 Access to the User Interfaces
15
System Monitor
16
Command Line Interface
18
Web-Based Interface
21
2 Entering the IP Parameters
25
IP Parameter Basics
27
IP Address (Version 4)
27
Netmask
28
Classless Inter-Domain Routing
31
Entering IP Parameters Via CLI
33
Entering the IP Parameters Via Hidiscovery
36
Loading the System Configuration from the ACA
39
System Configuration Via BOOTP
41
System Configuration Via DHCP
46
System Configuration Via DHCP Option
49
Web-Based IP Configuration
50
Faulty Device Replacement
53
3 Loading/Saving Settings
55
Loading Settings
56
Loading from the Local Non-Volatile Memory
57
Loading from a File
58
Resetting the Configuration to the State on Delivery
60
Loading from the Autoconfiguration Adapter
61
Using the Offline Configurator
62
Data Format
63
Saving Settings
64
Saving Locally (and on the ACA)
64
Saving in a Binary File or a Script File on a URL
66
Saving to a Binary File on the PC
67
Saving as a Script on the PC
68
Saving as an Offline Configuration File on the PC
68
Loading Software Updates
69
4 Loading Software Updates
71
Loading the Software Manually from the ACA
71
Selecting the Software to be Loaded
72
Starting the Software
74
Performing a Cold Start
74
Automatic Software Update by ACA
75
Loading the Software from the Tftp Server
77
Loading the Software Via File Selection
79
Configuring the Ports
81
Global Settings
83
Port Settings
84
Assistance in the Protection from Unauthorized Access
87
5 Configuring the Ports
87
6 Assistance in the Protection from Unauthorized
88
Protecting the Device
88
Password for SNMP Access
89
Description of Password for SNMP Access
89
Entering the Password for SNMP Access
90
Telnet/Internet/Ssh Access
94
Restricted Management Access
99
Hidiscovery Access
101
Description of the Hidiscovery Protocol
101
Enabling/Disabling the Hidiscovery Function
101
Port Access Control
102
Description of the Port Access Control
102
Application Example for Port Access Control
103
Port Authentication IEEE 802.1X
106
Description of Port Authentication According to
106
Authentication Process According to IEEE 802.1X
107
Preparing the Device for the IEEE 802.1X Port Authentication
107
IEEE 802.1X Settings
108
Access Control Lists (ACL)
109
Description of Prioritizing with Acls
110
Description of IP-Based Acls
111
Description of MAC-Based Acls
112
Configuring IP Acls
114
Configuring MAC Acls
116
Configuring Priorities with IP Acls
117
Specifying the Sequence of the Rules
119
7 Synchronizing the System Time in the Network
121
Entering the Time
122
Sntp
125
Description of SNTP
125
Preparing the SNTP Configuration
126
Configuring SNTP
127
Precision Time Protocol
131
Description of PTP Functions
131
Preparing the PTP Configuration
137
Application Example
139
Interaction of PTP and SNTP
145
8 Network Load Control
147
Direct Packet Distribution
148
Store-And-Forward
148
Multi-Address Capability
149
Aging of Learned Addresses
149
Entering Static Addresses
150
Disabling the Direct Packet Distribution
152
Multicast Application
153
Description of the Multicast Application
153
Example of a Multicast Application
154
Description of IGMP Snooping
155
Setting IGMP Snooping
156
Parameter Values
158
Description of GMRP
162
Setting GMRP
163
Rate Limiter
165
Description of the Rate Limiter
165
Load Limiter Settings (Powermice and MACH 4000)
166
Load Limiter Settings
166
Qos/Priority
168
Description of Prioritization
168
VLAN Tagging
169
IP Tos / Diffserv
171
Differentiated Services
172
Management Prioritization
174
Handling of Received Priority Information
175
Handling of Traffic Classes
175
Setting Prioritization
178
Traffic Shaping
181
Flow Control
184
Description of Flow Control
184
Setting the Flow Control
186
Vlans
187
VLAN Description
187
Examples of Vlans
188
Double VLAN Tagging
203
9 Operation Diagnosis
209
Sending Traps
210
List of SNMP Traps
211
SNMP Traps During Boot
212
Configuring Traps
213
Monitoring the Device Status
215
Configuring the Device Status
216
Displaying the Device Status
217
Out-Of-Band Signaling
218
Controlling the Signal Contact
219
Monitoring the Device Status Via the Signal Contact
219
Monitoring the Device Functions Via the Signal Contact
220
Monitoring the Fan
222
Port Status Indication
224
Event Counter at Port Level
226
Detecting Non-Matching Duplex Modes
228
Displaying the SFP Status
231
TP Cable Diagnosis
232
Topology Discovery
233
Description of Topology-Detection
233
Displaying the Topology Discovery Results
235
Detecting IP Address Conflicts
236
Description of IP Address Conflicts
236
Configuring ACD
237
Displaying ACD
237
Detecting Loops
238
Reports
239
Monitoring Data Traffic at Ports (Port Mirroring)
241
Syslog
244
Event Log
247
10 Ethernet/Ip
249
Integration into a Control System
251
Ethernet/Ip Parameters
255
Identity Object
255
TCP/IP Interface Object
256
Ethernet Link Object
258
Ethernet Switch Agent Object
261
RSTP Bridge Object
264
RSTP Port Object
266
I/O Data
268
Assignment of the Ethernet Link Object Instances
269
Supported Services
270
A Setting up the Configuration Environment
271
Setting up a DHCP/BOOTP Server
272
Setting up a DHCP Server with Option
278
TFTP Server for Software Updates
282
Setting up the Tftp Process
283
Software Access Rights
286
Preparing Access Via SSH
287
Generating a Key
287
Uploading the Key
289
Access through an SSH
290
B General Information
293
Management Information Base (MIB)
294
Abbreviations Used
297
B.2 Abbreviations Used
297
Technical Data
298
B.3 Technical Data
298
Readers' Comments
299
B.4 Readers' Comments
299
Index
301
D Further Support
305
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