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RUGGEDCOM ROX II

CLI User Guide

Chapter 13

Unicast and Multicast Routing

Understanding Route Reflectors 505

RR1 RR2

RR3 RR4

Figure26:Multiple Clusters Fully-Meshed

Route reflectors can also be partially-meshed by combining them in a cluster of their own.

RR1

RR3 RR4RR2

Figure27:Multiple Clusters Partially-Meshed

Redundant Route Reflectors

To avoid a single point of failure in the BGP network, each cluster should be served by more than one route

reflector to provide redundancy in case of failure. In this arrangement, each route reflectors are configured to

have the same BGP neighbors as clients.

RUGGEDCOM ROX II1
Table of Contents7
Preface41
- Conventions41
- Related Documents42
- System Requirements44
- Accessing Documentation44
- License Conditions44
- Training44
- Customer Support45
1. Introduction47
- 1.1. Features and Benefits47
- 1.2. Feature Keys51
- 1.3. Security Recommendations52
- 1.4. Available Services by Port55
- 1.5. User Permissions56
- 1.6. Removable Memory59
- 1.7. Logged Events60
2. Using RUGGEDCOM ROX II65
- 2.1. Default User Names and Passwords65
- 2.2. Logging In65
- 2.3. Logging Out66
- 2.4. Using Network Utilities66
- 2.5. Using the Command Line Interface71
- 2.6. Configuring the CLI Interface90
- 2.7. Accessing Different Modes91
3. Getting Started97
- 3.1. Connecting to RUGGEDCOM ROX II97
- 3.2. Configuring a Basic Network99
  - 3.2.1. Configuring a Basic IPv4 Network99
  - 3.2.2. Configuring a Basic IPv6 Network100
4. Device Management101
- 4.1. Displaying Device and Software Information101
- 4.2. Viewing Chassis Information and Status102
- 4.3. Viewing the Parts List108
- 4.4. Shutting Down the Device109
- 4.5. Rebooting the Device109
- 4.6. Restoring Factory Defaults110
- 4.7. Decommissioning the Device110
- 4.8. Managing Feature Keys111
  - 4.8.1. Viewing the Contents of a Feature Key111
  - 4.8.2. Installing Feature Keys112
- 4.9. Managing Files113
  - 4.9.1. Installing Files113
  - 4.9.2. Backing Up Files114
- 4.10. Managing Logs115
- 4.11. Managing the Software Configuration127
  - 4.11.1. Saving the Configuration127
  - 4.11.2. Loading a Configuration127
- 4.12. Upgrading/Downgrading the RUGGEDCOM ROX II Software128
- 4.13. Monitoring Firmware Integrity135
- 4.14. Managing the Fan Controller137
  - 4.14.1. Viewing the Fan Controller Status137
  - 4.14.2. Configuring the Activation Temperature138
- 4.15. Managing Fixed Modules138
- 4.16. Managing Line Modules140
- 4.17. Managing SFP Transceivers (RUGGEDCOM RX5000 Only)142
- 4.18. Managing Routable Ethernet Ports145
5. System Administration149
- 5.1. Configuring the System Name and Location149
- 5.2. Configuring the Host Name150
- 5.3. Customizing the Welcome Screen150
- 5.4. Setting the Maximum Number of Sessions150
- 5.5. Enabling and Configuring WWW Interface Sessions151
- 5.6. Enabling/Disabling Remote Access Through a VRF Interface152
- 5.7. Managing Alarms153
- 5.8. Managing Users157
- 5.9. Managing Passwords and Passphrases160
- 5.10. Scheduling Jobs167
6. Security171
- 6.1. Enabling and Configuring CLI Sessions171
- 6.2. Enabling and Configuring SFTP Sessions172
- 6.3. Enabling/Disabling Brute Force Attack Protection173
- 6.4. Enabling/Disabling Compact Flash Card Removal Detection174
- 6.5. Enabling/Disabling SYN Cookies175
- 6.6. Managing Port Security175
- 6.7. Managing User Authentication180
- 6.8. Managing Certificates and Keys189
- 6.9. Managing Firewalls229
7. IP Address Assignment257
- 7.1. Managing IP Addresses for Routable Interfaces257
- 7.2. Managing the DHCP Relay Agent265
- 7.3. Managing the DHCP Server269
- 7.4. Managing Static DNS310
  - 7.4.1. Managing Domain Names310
  - 7.4.2. Managing Domain Name Servers311
8. Layer 2313
- 8.1. Managing Switched Ethernet Ports313
- 8.2. Managing Ethernet Trunk Interfaces326
- 8.3. Managing MAC Addresses330
- 8.4. Managing Multicast Filtering334
- 8.5. Managing VLANs347
9. Layer 3361
- 9.1. Layer 3 Switching Concepts361
- 9.2. Configuring Layer 3 Switching364
- 9.3. Managing Static ARP Table Entries366
- 9.4. Viewing a Static and Dynamic ARP Table Summary367
- 9.5. Viewing Routing Rules368
- 9.6. Flushing Dynamic Hardware Routing Rules370
10. Serial Server371
- 10.1. Managing Serial Ports371
- 10.2. Managing Serial Port Protocols375
- 10.3. Managing Device Address Tables382
- 10.4. Managing Serial Multicast Streaming384
- 10.5. Managing Remote Hosts393
- 10.6. Managing Local Hosts395
- 10.7. Managing Remote Host Interfaces397
- 10.8. Managing Local Host Interfaces399
11. Wireless401
- 11.1. Managing Cellular Modem Profiles401
12. Tunneling and VPNs403
- 12.1. Managing Virtual Switches403
- 12.2. Managing the Layer2 Tunnel Daemon416
  - 12.2.1. Viewing Round Trip Time Statistics416
  - 12.2.2. Configuring the Layer 2 Tunnel Daemon417
- 12.3. Managing L2TP Tunnels418
- 12.4. Managing L2TPv3 Tunnels420
- 12.5. Managing GOOSE Tunnels433
- 12.6. Managing Generic Tunnels438
- 12.7. Managing Generic Routing Encapsulation Tunnels444
- 12.8. Managing IPsec Tunnels450
- 12.9. Managing 6in4 and 4in6 Tunnels472
- 12.10. Managing DMVPN475
13. Unicast and Multicast Routing481
- 13.1. Viewing the Status of IPv4 Routes481
- 13.2. Viewing the Status of IPv6 Routes482
- 13.3. Viewing the Memory Statistics483
- 13.4. Configuring ICMP484
- 13.5. Managing Event Trackers484
- 13.6. Managing IS-IS487
- 13.7. Managing RIP507
- 13.8. Managing BGP525
- 13.9. Managing OSPF566
- 13.10. Managing MPLS588
- 13.11. Managing Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF)602
- 13.12. Managing Static Routing627
- 13.13. Managing Static Multicast Routing633
- 13.14. Managing Dynamic Multicast Routing637
14. Network Redundancy647
- 14.1. Managing VRRP647
- 14.2. Managing Link Failover Protection666
- 14.3. Managing Spanning Tree Protocol674
- 14.4. Managing Redundant Network Access (RNA)703
15. Network Discovery and Management709
- 15.1. Managing LLDP709
- 15.2. Managing SNMP715
- 15.3. Managing NETCONF729
  - 15.3.1. Enabling and Configuring NETCONF Sessions729
  - 15.3.2. Viewing NETCONF Statistics730
16. Traffic Control and Classification733
- 16.1. Managing Port Mirroring733
- 16.2. Managing Traffic Control737
- 16.3. Managing Classes of Service759
- 16.4. Managing NetFlow Data Export764
17. Time Services775
- 17.1. Configuring the Time Synchronization Settings775
- 17.2. Configuring the System Time and Date776
- 17.3. Configuring the System Time Zone776
- 17.4. Configuring the Local Time Settings776
- 17.5. Enabling and Configuring the NTP Service777
- 17.6. Viewing the NTP Service Status777
- 17.7. Viewing the Status of Reference Clocks779
- 17.8. Managing NTP Servers780
- 17.9. Managing NTP Broadcast/Multicast Clients786
18. Applications791
- 18.1. Viewing a List of Installed Applications791
- 18.2. Installing an Application791
- 18.3. Upgrading an Application792
- 18.4. Uninstalling an Application792
- 18.5. Managing Application Repositories792
19. Troubleshooting795
- 19.1. Feature Keys795
- 19.2. Ethernet Ports795
- 19.3. Multicast Filtering796
- 19.4. Spanning Tree797
- 19.5. VLANs798

Brand	Siemens
Model	RUGGEDCOM ROX II
Category	Network Hardware
Language	English

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