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5.13 Port T
runking
Using
Port T
runking
from the Advanced Management scree
n
,
you can associate ports with trunk
groups.
1. From
the
Advanced Management
scree
n, highlight
Port T
runking
and press the
Enter
key
. Y
ou will
receive a screen as shown in Figure 5-107.
F
IGURE
5-121
P
ORT
T
RUNKING
2.
Highlighting the trunk group to which
you want to ports assig
ned, then press
Enter
.
Note
: T
runk 27, 28 29 is base on WGSW-2402A. For WGSW-404, it will start from 9 to 12.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
1
User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Introduction
9
Package Contents
9
Features
10
Specification
11
How to Use this Manual
12
Chapter 2 Installation
14
Wgsw-2402A Hardware Description
14
Front Panel of WGSW-2402A
14
Leds of WGSW-2402A
15
Rear Panel of WGSW-2402A
16
Wgsw-404 Hardware Description
16
Front Panel of WGSW-404
16
Leds of WGSW-404
17
Rear Panel of WGSW-404
18
Module Hardware Description
18
Gigabit Expansion Module
18
100Base-FX Expansion Module
19
Installing the Switch
20
Pre-Installation Considerations
21
Desktop or Shelf Mounting
21
Rack-Mounting
22
Chapter 3 Configuration
23
Management Access Overview
23
Administration Console
24
Direct Access
24
Modem Port Access
25
Web Management
25
Snmp-Based Network Management
26
Protocols
26
Virtual Terminal Protocols
26
SNMP Protocol
26
Management Architecture
27
Chapter 4 Menu-Driven Console Management
28
Logging on to the Switch
28
Navigating through the Console Interface
29
Performing Basic Management Activities
29
General Management Configuration
30
Changing the System Name
31
Changing the Contact and Location
32
Changing the Administration Password
33
Changing the Guest Password
35
Statistic Collection
36
Reboot-On-Error
37
Telnet Logins
38
Remote Http Login
39
Returning to the Basic Management Screen
40
LAN Port Configuration
40
Changing the Speed and Flow Control
41
Hiding or Displaying the Port Column
44
Displaying a Physical Port Address
45
Returning to the Basic Management Screen
46
Console Port Configuration
46
Changing the Console Baud Rate
47
Selecting a Flow Control Method
48
Enabling or Disabling Modem Control Options
49
Specifying a Modem Setup String
50
Enabling or Disabling SLIP
51
Specifying a SLIP Address
53
Specifying a SLIP Subnet Mask
54
Returning to the Basic Management Screen
55
Chapter 5 Performing Advanced Management Activities
56
Switching Database Configuration
57
Vlan & Pvid Perspective
58
Default VLAN
59
Obtaining a VLAN Perspective
59
Creating a New VLAN
60
Adding New Switch Ports
63
Deleting a VLAN ID
68
Viewing VLAN Activities
69
Viewing VLAN Settings
71
Adding Ports
72
Deleting Ports
75
Configuring PVID
75
Ip Multicast Group Perspective
77
Mac Address Perspective
81
Port Perspective
82
Per Port VLAN Activities
83
Scrolling through MAC Addresses
85
Hiding or Displaying the Port Column
85
Per Port Statistics
86
Per Port Mac Limit
89
Returning to the Advanced Management Screen
90
Ip Networking
90
IP and RIP Settings
91
ARP Table Setting
95
Adding Static ARP Table Entries
95
Deleting Static ARP Table Entries
98
Searching for ARP Table Entries
98
Routing Table
99
Adding Routing Table Entries
101
Deleting Routing Table Entries
103
Searching for Routing Table Entries
103
DHCP Gateway Settings
104
Ping Settings
108
Bridging
112
Static Filtering
115
Source MAC Address and Destination MAC Address Out-Filters
115
MAC Address In-Filters
117
Spanning Tree Functions
118
Spanning Tree Protocol Configurations
119
Spanning Tree Port States
124
Spanning Tree Path Costs
126
Spanning Tree Port Priorities
128
Snmp Functions
129
Stacking
140
Stacking Basic Setting
140
Stack IP Setting
145
Stack Port Mapping
148
Other Protocols
148
Port Trunking
151
Port Mirroring
154
Setting Quality of Service Parameters
158
Basic Concept
158
Qos Model
158
Four Qos Profile
160
Delay Bound
161
Strict Priority and Best Effort
161
Rate Control
162
Shaper and Diffserv Expedited Forwarding
162
Weighted Fair Queuing
162
Qos Flow Control
163
WRED Drop Threshold Management Support
163
Mapping to IETF Diffserv Classes
164
Configure Qos Parameter
165
Setting Global Settings
166
Specifying TCP/UDP Logical Port Settings
171
User-Defined Port
172
Well-Known Port
176
Range Port
177
Specifying the Qos VLAN Priority
181
Specifying the Tos Priority
183
Selecting a Qos Profile
185
Megabit Profile
186
Gigabit Profiles
190
Specifying the Port Configuration
192
Selecting Rate Control Parameters
194
Sending and Receiving Files
198
Receiving Files Via TFTP
199
Sending Files Via TFTP
201
Receiving Files Via Kermit
203
Sending Files Via Kermit
204
Chapter 6 Web-Based Browser Management
207
Logging on to the Switch
207
Understanding the Browser Interface
208
Performing File Activities
209
Receiving Files Via TFTP
210
Performing Basic Setup Activities
211
General Management Configuration
211
Configuring LAN Ports
213
Console Port Configuration
217
Chapter 7 Performing Advanced Setup Activities
221
Mac Address Management
222
Per VLAN View
223
Per Port View
224
Individual MAC View
226
Ip Networking
227
IP and RIP Settings
228
Default Gateway Settings
232
ARP Table Settings
233
DHCP Gateway Settings
233
Per Port Statistics
235
Bridging
236
Static Mac Filters
237
Adding Source MAC Address Out-Filters
238
Deleting Source MAC Address Out-Filters
240
Adding Destination MAC Address Out-Filters
241
Deleting Destination MAC Address Out-Filters
242
Ip Multicast Group
243
Vlan & Pvid Perspective
245
VLAN Configuration
246
Adding a VLAN
246
Updating VLAN Information
249
Deleting a VLAN
250
PVID Setting
251
Spanning Tree Perspective
252
Configurations
253
Port Setting
255
Viewing And/Or Changing SNMP Parameters
257
Configuring Gvrp and Igmp
259
Port Trunking
260
Port Mirroring
262
Selecting Stacking Settings
265
Chapter 8 Snmp and Rmon Management
267
Overview
267
Snmp Agent and Mib-2 (Rfc1213)
268
Rmon Mib (Rfc 1757) and Bridge Mib (Rfc 1493)
268
RMON Groups Supported
269
Bridge Groups Supported
269
Planet Private Mib
270
Appendix A Cable Specifications
271
Appendix B Example of Stacking Switches
273
Appendix C Vlan
275
Assigning Ports to Vlans
276
Automatic VLAN Registration (GVRP)
276
C.1 Assigning Port to VLAN
276
Port Overlapping
276
Port-Based Vlans
276
VLAN Classification
276
Forwarding Tagged/Untagged Frames
277
C.2 F Orwarding T Agged /U Ntagged F Rames
277
Connecting Vlan Groups
278
C.3 C Onnecting Vlan G Roups
278
Appendix D Vlan Overlapping
280
Appendix E Console Port Pin Assignment
283
Db9 Port Pin Assignments
283
Connection from Switch S Serial Port to Pc' S 9-Pin Com Port
284
Connection from Switch S Serial Port to Modem S 25-Pin Dce Port
284
Connection from Switch S Serial Port to Pc' S 25-Pin Dte Port
285
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