Name: RuggedCom RuggedBackbone RX1500
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16. Ethernet Ports

ROX™ v2.2 User Guide 172 RuggedBackbone™ RX1500

Is it possible that the peer also has LFI enabled? If both sides of the link have LFI enabled, then both

sides will withhold link signal generation from each other.

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Preface25
- Administration26
1 The ROX™ Web Interface27
- Getting Started27
- The Structure of the Web Interface28
- Making Configuration Changes31
2 System Administration37
- Administration Menu37
- System Commands37
- Clear All Alarms Menu Action Form37
- Acknowledge All Alarms Menu Action Form37
- Shutdown the Device Menu Action Form38
- Set New Time and Date Form38
- Administration Form39
- Hostname Form39
- Restore-Factory-Defaults Trigger Action Form39
- Timezone Form40
- Administrative Access Control41
- Idle-Timeout Field42
- STFP Sessions Form43
- WWW Interface Sessions44
- User Accounts45
- Idle-Timeout Field45
- Users Menu45
- Users Table45
- Users Form46
- Software Upgrade47
- Software-Upgrade Menu47
- Upgrade Monitoring48
- Launch Upgrade49
- Rollback and Reboot49
- Roxflash Cross-Partition Imaging Tool - Software Downgrade50
  - Uses50
  - Roxflash Configuration50
  - Roxflash Menu51
  - Roxflash Monitoring Form51
- Scheduling Jobs52
- Roxflash Forms52
- Scheduler Menu52
- Scheduled-Jobs Table53
- The Featurekey55
  - Overview55
  - Upgrading Feature Levels in the Field55
  - When a File-Based Featurekey Does Not Match the Hardware55
  - Viewing Ruggedcom Serial Numbers56
  - Uploading a Featurekey57
  - Install Files Forms57
  - Backing up a Featurekey Using the Web User Interface58
- Installing and Backing up Files59
  - Installing Files59
  - Backup Files Forms59
  - Administration Menu59
  - Backing up Files60
  - Install Files Forms60
  - Backup Files Forms60
- Deleting Log Files61
- Saving Full Configurations61
- Save-Full-Configuration Menu61
- Loading Full Configurations62
- Save Full Configuration Forms62
- Load-Full-Configuration Menu62
- Load Full Configuration Forms62
3 Time Synchronization63
- NTP Fundamentals63
  - The NTP Sanity Limit63
- Configuring Time Synchronization64
4 Basic Network Configuration72
- IP Interfaces72
5 IP Network Interfaces77
- Ipv6 Fundamentals77
- Ipv6 Neighbor Discovery78
- Neighbor Discovery Form79
- Neighbor Discovery Ipv6 Prefix80
- Neighbor Discovery Ipv6 Prefix Forms80
- Adding Interfaces to Switched Ports81
- Non-Switched Interface Menu85
6 Alarms89
- Introduction89
- Alarm Configuration90
7 Domain Name Search96
- Domain Name Lookup96
- DNS Menu96
- Domain Name Searches Form96
8 Logging97
- Configuring Local Syslog97
- Configuring the Remote Syslog Server97
- Logging Menu97
- Remote Server Selector Table98
- Selector Menu98
- Remote Server Form98
- Remote Server Selector Form99
- Deleting Logs100
9 Snmp101
- SNMP Traps101
- SNMP Access Configuration103
  - Add an SNMP User ID103
  - Create an SNMP Community104
  - Map the Community to a Security Group105
- SNMP Menu105
- SNMP Sessions Form106
- SNMP USM Statistics Form108
- SNMP Discovery109
- SNMP Community109
- SNMP Engine ID Discover Forms109
- Snmpv1/V2C Community Configuration Table109
- SNMP Target Addresses110
- Snmpv1/V2C Community Configuration Form110
- Snmpv3 Target Configuration Form111
- SNMP Users112
- SNMP User Configuration Table112
- SNMP User Configuration Form113
- User Configuration Key Settings Form113
- SNMP Security to Group Maps114
- SNMP Access114
- SNMP Security Model to Group Mapping Table114
- Key Settings Form114
- SNMP Security Model to Group Mapping Form114
- SNMP Group Access Configuration Table115
- Key Settings Form115
- SNMP Group Access Configuration Form115
10 Authentication117
- Radius117
11 Netconf121
- NETCONF Menu121
- Idle-Timeout Field122
- NETCONF State/Statistics Form123
12 Chassis Management125
- Chassis Menu125
- Power Controller126
- Power Controller Form126
- Slot Hardware127
- Slot Identification128
- Slot Identification Form128
- Slot Identification Table128
- Cpu129
- Slot CPU/RAM Utilization Form129
- Slot CPU/RAM Utilization Table129
- Slot Status130
- Slot Sensors131
- Module Configuration132
- Modules Form132
- Modules Table132
- Fixed Modules Form133
- Configurable Modules Form134
- Configurable Modules Table134
- Module Database Form134
- Module Database Table134
13 PPP Users135
- Overview135
- PPP Configuration135
- PPP Menu135
- PPP Configuration Form136
- Dial-In Users Form136
- PPP Interfaces and Link Failover138
14 DHCP Relay140
- DHCP Relay Agent Form140
- DHCP Relay Agent Menu140
- DHCP Relay Agent Client Ports Table141
15 DHCP Server142
- DHCP Fundamentals142
  - DHCP Network Organizations142
  - Option 82 Support with Disable NAK142
- Configuring DHCP Server143
- Network Interfaces and Ethernet Bridging154
16 Ethernet Ports155
- Controller Protection through LFI155
- Controller Protection through Link-Fault-Indication (LFI)155
- Ethernet Port Configuration156
- Port Status168
- Interface Status Form169
- Interface Status Table169
- Resetting Ports170
  - Resetting All Switched Ports171
- Reset All Switched Ports Form171
- Reset All Switched Ports Menu171
- Troubleshooting171
17 Ethernet Statistics173
- Viewing Ethernet Statistics173
- Viewing Ethernet Port Statistics173
- Ethernet Port Statistics Menu173
- Port Statistics Form173
- RMON Port Statistics Form175
- Viewing Non-Switched Ethernet Statistics178
- Routable-Only Ethernet Port Status Form179
- Receive Statistics Form180
- Clearing Switched Ethernet Port Statistics181
- Transmit Statistics Form181
- Interfaces Switch (Clearing Port Statistics) Menu181
- Clear Switched Port Statistics Form182
18 IP Statistics183
- Routable Interface Statistics Form183
- Routable Interface Statistics Table183
- Receive Statistics Form184
- Transmit Statistics Form184
19 Virtual Switch Bridging186
- Overview186
  - Helpful Hints186
- Sample Use Case187
- Virtual Switch Configuration and Status188
- Virtualswitch Table188
- Virtualswitch Form189
- VLAN Table189
- VLAN Form190
- Virtualswitch Table190
- Virtualswitch Form190
- Receive Form191
- Transmit Form191
- VLAN Table192
- VLAN Transmit Form193
20 Link Aggregation194
- Link Aggregation Operation194
- Link Aggregation Configuration196
21 Modem203
- PPP and the Cellular Modem203
22 Serial Protocols218
- Introduction218
- Serial Protocol Configuration225
- Serial Protocol Statistics232
- Restarting the Serial Server236
- Resetting Ports236
- Restart Serserver Menu236
- Restart Serserver Trigger Action236
23 Wan237
- T1/E1 Fundamentals237
  - Frame Relay237
  - RX1500 and Frame Relay Encapsulation237
- WAN Configuration238
- Statistics249
- Dds261
24 Port Security268
- Port Security Operation268
- Port Security Configuration270
25 Multicast Filtering274
- Igmp274
- GMRP (GARP Multicast Registration Protocol)277
  - GMRP Example278
  - Example Using GMRP279
- Multicast Filtering Configuration and Status280
- Troubleshooting287
26 Classes of Service289
- Cos Operation289
  - Inspection Phase289
  - Forwarding Phase290
- Cos Configuration290
- MAC Address Table294
27 MAC Address Tables294
- MAC Tables Form295
- Key Settings296
- Static MAC Address Parameters Form296
- Static MAC Address Parameters Table296
- Purge MAC Address Menu297
- Purge MAC Address Table Form297
28 Spanning Tree298
- RSTP Operation298
- MSTP Operation302
- RSTP Applications306
- Spanning Tree Configuration309
- Spanning Tree Statistics320
- Clearing Spanning Tree Statistics328
- Troubleshooting329
29 Virtual Lans332
- VLAN Operation332
- VLAN Applications336
- VLAN Configuration337
- Troubleshooting343
- Vlans Form343
30 Network Discovery345
- LLDP Operation345
- LLDP Parameters346
- LLDP Form346
- LLDP Global Statistics Form347
- LLDP Local System Form348
- LLDP Port Statistics Table349
- LLDP Port Statistics Form349
- LLDP Neighbors Table350
- LLDP Submenu351
- LLDP Neighbors Form351
- LLDP Form352
- Routing and Security353
31 ROX™ Routing Overview354
- IP Routing in ROX354
- Physical Ethernet Port Types in ROX354
- Routing354
  - Using VLAN Interfaces for Routing and Layer 3 Switching354
  - Routing IP Packets355
32 Layer 3 Switching356
- Layer 3 Switching Fundamentals356
- Configuring Layer 3 Switching362
33 Tunnelling369
- Ipsec369
- L2TP Tunnelling Configuration382
- L2TP Menu382
- L2TP Form382
- DNS Server Form382
- PPP Options Form383
- Layer 2 Tunnelling384
- Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE)394
34 Dynamic Routing397
- Introduction397
- Dynamic Routing Configuration402
- Rip402
- Ospf408
- Bgp413
- Static Menu420
- Static Route Using Gateway Form420
- Static Route Using Gateway Table420
35 Static Routing420
- Static Route Using Interface Form421
- Static Route Using Interface Table421
36 Routing Status422
- Ipv4422
- Ipv6423
- Memory Statistics423
- Core Daemon Memory Statistics Form424
- Rip425
- RIP Menu425
- OSPF Daemon Memory Statistics Form425
- Ospf426
- OSPF Menu426
- Network Table426
- Reach Table426
- Router Table427
- Area Table427
- Net Table427
- Summary Table428
- ASBR-Summary Table429
- Bgp430
- Neighbor Table430
- BGP Menu430
- Route Table431
- Next Hop Table431
- BGP Neighbor Table432
- Multicast Groups Configuration Table433
37 Multicast Routing433
- Multicast Routing Menu433
- Static Menu433
- Static Multicast Routing Configuration Form433
- Multicast Groups Configuration Form434
- Outgoing Interfaces Table434
- Multicast Routing Status Form435
- Multicast Routing Status Table435
38 Firewall437
- Firewall Fundamentals437
- Firewall Quick Setup438
- Firewall Terminology and Concepts439
- Configuring the Firewall and VPN443
  - Policy-Based Virtual Private Networking443
  - Virtual Private Networking to a DMZ444
- Firewall Configuration444
39 Traffic Control457
- Traffic Control Modes457
  - Traffic Control Basic (Basic-Configuration) Configuration Mode457
  - Traffic Control Advanced (Advanced-Configuration) Configuration Mode457
- Traffic Control Configuration459
40 Vrrp476
- VRRP Fundamentals476
- VRRP Configuration478
- VRRP Menu478
41 Link Failover483
- Path Failure Discovery483
- Using Routing Protocols and the Default Route483
- Configuring Link Failover483
- Appendices490

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Power Supply	Dual redundant, hot-swappable power supplies
Switching Capacity	Up to 128 Gbps
Operating Temperature Range	-40°C to +85°C
Mounting	DIN rail or panel mount
Certifications	IEEE 1613, IEC 61850-3, EN 50155, EN 50121-4
Power Input	24/48VDC or 110/220 VAC
Enclosure	Rugged metal
Type	Modular Layer 3 switch

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