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Methods for accessing the switch's command line interface via Telnet, SSH, or serial connection.
Step-by-step guide to the setup utility for essential switch configuration and password changes.
Procedure for initiating the setup utility automatically upon administrator login with factory default settings.
Configuration of IP interfaces, including IP addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways.
Procedure for changing default administrator and user passwords for enhanced security.
Displays general system information, including date, time, model, software version, and hardware details.
Displays IP route details, including destination, gateway, type, tag, and interface information.
Provides access to BGP peer, summary, and routing table information for network routing.
Accesses menus for general OSPF, area, interface, virtual links, and neighbor information.
Displays traffic statistics on a port-by-port basis, including 802.1x, bridging, Ethernet, IP, and link stats.
Displays statistics for IP datagrams received, transmitted, errors, discards, and reassembly.
Information on outstanding routes, maximum supported routes, and route table details.
Statistics related to SNMP messages delivered, errors encountered, and request/response counts.
Process for managing pending configuration changes, applying them, and saving them to flash memory.
Configuration of switch management parameters like user passwords, web management, and access lists.
Configuration of individual switch ports, including VLAN tagging, Spanning Tree, and port state.
Configuration options for Layer 2 protocols including 802.1x, Spanning Tree, FDB, GVRP, and VLANs.
Configuration for the IEEE 802.1x Authenticator to provide port-based network access control.
Configuration of VLAN attributes, status, port membership, and deletion of VLANs.
Configuration options for Layer 3 protocols including IP interfaces, gateways, routing, ARP, and BGP.
Configuration of IP interfaces, including IP address, subnet mask, VLAN, and BOOTP relay settings.
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