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changes the primary server's status to active. To use the secondary server for communication,

you need to manually change the status of the secondary server to active; otherwise, no

primary/secondary server switchover will take place.

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- User Guide1
- Table of Contents3
Overview14
Configuring the Switch in the Web Interface15
- Restrictions and Guidelines15
- Logging in to the Web Interface for the First Time18
- Logging in to the Web Interface21
- Logging out of the Web Interface21
- Web Interface22
- Web User Level22
- Web-Based NM Functions23
- Common Items on the Web Pages31
Configuring the Switch at the CLI36
- Getting Started with the CLI36
- CLI Commands40
- Configuration Example for Upgrading the System Software Image at the CLI48
- Configuration Procedure49
Configuration Wizard50
- Overview50
- Basic Service Setup50
Configuring Stack55
- Overview55
- Configuration Task List55
- Configuring Global Stack Parameters56
- Configuring Stack Ports58
- Displaying Topology Summary of a Stack58
- Displaying Device Summary of a Stack58
- Logging in to a Member Device from the Master59
- Stack Configuration Example59
- Configuration Guidelines65
Displaying System and Device Information66
- Displaying System Information66
- Displaying Device Information68
Configuring Basic Device Settings69
- Overview69
- Configuring System Name69
- Configuring Idle Timeout Period69
Maintaining Devices71
- Upgrading Software71
- Rebooting the Device72
- Displaying the Electronic Label73
- Displaying Diagnostic Information73
Configuring System Time75
- Overview75
- Displaying the Current System Time75
- Manually Configuring the System Time75
- Configuring the System Time by Using NTP76
- System Time Configuration Example77
- Configuration Guidelines78
Configuring Syslog80
- Overview80
- Displaying Syslogs80
- Setting the Log Host81
- Setting Buffer Capacity and Refresh Interval82
Managing the Configuration84
- Backing up the Configuration84
- Restoring the Configuration84
- Saving the Configuration85
  - Operation Guidelines85
  - Operation Procedure85
- Resetting the Configuration86
Managing Files87
- Displaying Files87
- Downloading a File87
- Uploading a File88
- Removing a File88
Managing Ports89
- Setting Operation Parameters for a Port89
- Displaying Port Operation Parameters93
  - Displaying a Specified Operation Parameter for All Ports93
  - Displaying All the Operation Parameters for a Port93
- Port Management Configuration Example94
  - Network Requirements94
  - Configuring the Switch95
Configuring Port Mirroring99
- Terminology99
- Port Mirroring Implementation99
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines100
- Recommended Configuration Procedures100
- Configuring a Mirroring Group100
- Configuring Ports for the Mirroring Group101
- Local Port Mirroring Configuration Example103
  - Network Requirements103
  - Configuration Procedure103
Managing Users107
- Adding a Local User107
- Setting the Super Password108
- Switching to the Management Level109
Configuring a Loopback Test110
- Overview110
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines110
- Configuration Procedure110
Configuring VCT112
- Overview112
- Testing Cable Status112
Configuring the Flow Interval113
- Overview113
- Setting the Traffic Statistics Generating Interval113
- Viewing Port Traffic Statistics113
Configuring Storm Constrain115
- Overview115
- Setting the Traffic Statistics Generating Interval115
- Configuring Storm Constrain116
Configuring RMON118
- Overview118
- RMON Configuration Task List120
- RMON Configuration Example130
Configuring Energy Saving134
- Configuring Energy Saving on a Port134
Configuring SNMP136
- Overview136
  - SNMP Mechanism136
  - SNMP Protocol Versions137
- Recommended Configuration Procedure137
  - Enabling SNMP Agent138
- Configuring an SNMP View140
  - Creating an SNMP View140
  - Adding Rules to an SNMP View141
- Configuring an SNMP Community142
- Configuring an SNMP Group143
- Configuring an SNMP User145
- Configuring the SNMP Trap Function146
- Displaying SNMP Packet Statistics148
- Snmpv1/V2C Configuration Example149
- Snmpv3 Configuration Example152
Displaying Interface Statistics157
- Overview157
- Configuration Procedure157
Configuring Vlans159
- Overview159
- Recommended VLAN Configuration Procedures162
- Creating Vlans164
- Configuring the Link Type of a Port165
- Setting the PVID for a Port166
- Selecting Vlans167
- Modifying a VLAN168
- Modifying Ports169
- VLAN Configuration Example170
- Configuration Guidelines174
Configuring VLAN Interfaces175
- Overview175
- Creating a VLAN Interface175
- Modifying a VLAN Interface177
- Configuration Guidelines179
Configuring a Voice VLAN181
- Overview181
- Recommended Voice VLAN Configuration Procedure184
- Configuring Voice VLAN Globally185
- Configuring Voice VLAN on Ports186
- Adding OUI Addresses to the OUI List187
- Voice VLAN Configuration Examples188
  - Configuring Voice VLAN on a Port in Automatic Voice VLAN Assignment Mode188
  - Configuring a Voice VLAN on a Port in Manual Voice VLAN Assignment Mode192
- Configuration Guidelines197
Configuring MAC Address Tables198
- Overview198
  - How a MAC Address Table Entry Is Created198
  - Types of MAC Address Table Entries199
- Displaying and Configuring MAC Address Entries199
- Setting the Aging Time of MAC Address Entries200
- MAC Address Configuration Example201
Configuring MSTP203
- Stp203
- Rstp210
- Mstp211
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines216
- Recommended MSTP Configuration Procedure216
- Configuring an MST Region217
- Configuring MSTP Globally218
- Configuring MSTP on a Port221
- Displaying MSTP Information of a Port223
- MSTP Configuration Example225
  - Network Requirements225
  - Configuration Procedure226
Configuring Link Aggregation and LACP231
- Overview231
  - Basic Concepts231
  - Link Aggregation Modes232
- Configuration Procedures234
- Creating a Link Aggregation Group234
- Displaying Aggregate Interface Information235
- Setting LACP Priority237
- Displaying LACP-Enabled Port Information237
- Link Aggregation and LACP Configuration Example239
- Configuration Guidelines241
Configuring LLDP243
- Overview243
- Compatibility of LLDP with CDP248
- Protocols and Standards248
- Recommended LLDP Configuration Procedure248
- Enabling LLDP on Ports249
- Setting LLDP Parameters on Ports250
  - Setting LLDP Parameters for a Single Port250
  - Setting LLDP Parameters for Ports in Batch253
- Configuring LLDP Globally254
- Displaying LLDP Information for a Port256
- Displaying Global LLDP Information262
- Displaying LLDP Information Received from LLDP Neighbors263
- LLDP Configuration Examples264
  - LLDP Basic Settings Configuration Example264
  - CDP-Compatible LLDP Configuration Example269
- LLDP Configuration Guidelines275
Configuring ARP276
- Overview276
- Configuring ARP Entries278
  - Displaying ARP Entries278
  - Creating a Static ARP Entry279
- Removing ARP Entries280
- Configuring Gratuitous ARP280
- Static ARP Configuration Example281
  - Network Requirements281
  - Configuring Switch a281
Configuring ARP Attack Protection285
- Overview285
  - User Validity Check285
  - ARP Packet Validity Check285
- Configuring ARP Detection285
Configuring IGMP Snooping287
- Overview287
- Recommended Configuration Procedure290
- IGMP Snooping Configuration Example295
  - Configuration Procedure296
  - Verifying the Configuration298
Configuring MLD Snooping300
- Overview300
- Recommended Configuration Procedure303
- MLD Snooping Configuration Example309
  - Configuration Procedure309
  - Verifying the Configuration312
Configuring Ipv4 and Ipv6 Routing314
- Overview314
- Displaying the Ipv4 Active Route Table315
- Creating an Ipv4 Static Route316
- Displaying the Ipv6 Active Route Table317
- Creating an Ipv6 Static Route318
- Ipv4 Static Route Configuration Example319
- Ipv6 Static Route Configuration Example323
- Configuration Guidelines327
Ipv6 Management328
- Enabling Ipv6 Service328
DHCP Overview329
- DHCP Address Allocation329
- DHCP Message Format331
- DHCP Options332
  - Common DHCP Options332
  - Relay Agent Option (Option 82)332
- Protocols and Standards333
Configuring DHCP Relay Agent334
- Overview334
  - Operation334
- Recommended Configuration Procedure335
- Enabling DHCP and Configuring Advanced Parameters for the DHCP Relay Agent336
- Creating a DHCP Server Group337
- Enabling the DHCP Relay Agent on an Interface338
- Configuring and Displaying Clients' IP-To-MAC Bindings339
- DHCP Relay Agent Configuration Example340
  - Network Requirements340
  - Configuring Switch a340
Configuring DHCP Snooping343
- Overview343
  - Application of Trusted Ports343
  - DHCP Snooping Support for Option 82344
- Recommended Configuration Procedure345
- Enabling DHCP Snooping345
- Configuring DHCP Snooping Functions on an Interface346
- Displaying DHCP Snooping Entries347
- DHCP Snooping Configuration Example348
  - Network Requirements348
  - Configuring Switch B348
Managing Services351
- Overview351
- Managing Services352
Using Diagnostic Tools354
- Ping354
- Traceroute354
- Ping Operation355
  - Ipv4 Ping Operation355
  - Ipv6 Ping Operation356
- Traceroute Operation357
  - Ipv4 Traceroute Operation357
  - Ipv6 Traceroute Operation358
Configuring 802.1X360
- Overview360
- Configuration Prerequisites371
- Recommended Configuration Procedure371
- Configuring 802.1X Globally371
- Configuring 802.1X on a Port373
- Configuration Examples376
  - MAC-Based 802.1X Configuration Example376
  - 802.1X with ACL Assignment Configuration Example382
Configuring AAA391
- Overview391
- Recommended AAA Configuration Procedure392
- Configuring an ISP Domain393
- Configuring Authentication Methods for the ISP Domain394
- Configuring Authorization Methods for the ISP Domain395
- Configuring Accounting Methods for the ISP Domain397
- AAA Configuration Example398
Configuring Portal Authentication403
- Overview403
- Configuring Portal Authentication410
- Portal Authentication Configuration Examples420
Configuring RADIUS441
- Overview441
- Recommended RADIUS Configuration Procedure446
- Configuring RADIUS Servers447
- Configuring RADIUS Communication Parameters448
- RADIUS Configuration Example451
  - Network Requirements451
  - Configuration Procedure451
- Configuration Guidelines456
Configuring Users and User Groups458
- Overview458
- Configuring a Local User458
- Configuring a User Group460
Configuring PKI462
- Overview462
- Configuring PKI464
- PKI Configuration Example477
- Configuration Guidelines481
Configuring Authorized IP482
- Configuration Procedure482
- Authorized IP Configuration Example483
  - Network Requirements483
  - Configuration Procedure483
Configuring Port Isolation485
- Overview485
- Configuring the Isolation Group485
- Port Isolation Configuration Example486
Configuring Acls488
- Overview488
- Configuration Guidelines490
- Recommended ACL Configuration Procedures490
Configuring Qos504
- Introduction to Qos504
- Recommended Qos Configuration Procedures515
- Adding a Class517
- Configuring Classification Rules518
- Adding a Traffic Behavior520
- Configuring Traffic Redirecting for a Traffic Behavior521
- Configuring Other Actions for a Traffic Behavior522
- Adding a Policy523
- Configuring Classifier-Behavior Associations for the Policy524
- Applying a Policy to a Port524
- Configuring Queue Scheduling on a Port525
- Configuring GTS on a Port526
- Configuring Rate Limit on a Port527
- Configuring Priority Mapping Tables528
- Configuring Priority Trust Mode on a Port529
- Configuration Guidelines530
ACL and Qos Configuration Example531
- Network Requirements531
- Configuring Switch531
Configuring Poe540
- Restrictions and Prerequisites540
- Configuring Poe Ports540
- Configuring Non-Standard PD Detection542
- Displaying Information about PSE and Poe Ports543
- Poe Configuration Example543
  - Network Requirements543
  - Configuration Procedure544
Support and Other Resources546
- Contacting HP546
  - Subscription Service546
- Related Information546
  - Documents546
  - Websites546
- Conventions547
Index549

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