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Configuring ARP Overview

Configuration Guide

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Overview

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) is used to map IP addresses to MAC addresses. Taking

an IP address as input, ARP learns the associated MAC address, and stores the IP-MAC

address association in an ARP entry for rapid retrieval.

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About This Guide24
- Intended Readers24
- Conventions24
- More Information25
Accessing the Switch26
- Overview27
- Web Interface Access28
- Command Line Interface Access34
Managing System44
- System45
  - Overview45
  - Supported Features45
- System Info Configurations47
  - Using the GUI47
  - Using the CLI52
- User Management Configurations60
  - Using the GUI60
    - Creating Admin Accounts60
    - Creating Accounts of Other Types61
  - Using the CLI63
    - Creating Admin Accounts63
    - Creating Accounts of Other Types64
- System Tools Configurations68
  - Using the GUI68
  - Using the CLI72
- Access Security Configurations78
  - Using the GUI78
  - Using the CLI84
- SDM Template Configuration93
  - Using the GUI93
  - Using the CLI94
- Appendix: Default Parameters96
Managing Physical Interfaces99
- Physical Interface100
  - Overview100
  - Supported Features100
- Basic Parameters Configurations101
  - Using the GUI101
  - Using the CLI102
- Port Mirror Configuration105
  - Using the GUI105
  - Using the CLI107
- Port Security Configuration109
  - Using the GUI109
  - Using the CLI110
- Port Isolation Configurations113
  - Using the GUI113
  - Using the CLI114
- Loopback Detection Configuration116
  - Using the GUI116
  - Using the CLI117
- Configuration Examples120
- Appendix: Default Parameters128
Configuring LAG130
- LAG131
  - Overview131
  - Supported Features131
- LAG Configuration132
  - Using the GUI133
    - Configuring Load-balancing Algorithm133
    - Configuring Static LAG or LACP134
  - Using the CLI136
    - Configuring Load-balancing Algorithm136
    - Configuring Static LAG or LACP137
- Configuration Example141
- Appendix: Default Parameters146
Monitoring Traffic147
- Traffic Monitor148
  - Using the GUI148
    - Viewing the Traffic Summary148
    - Viewing the Traffic Statistics in Detail149
  - Using the CLI151
- Appendix: Default Parameters152
Managing MAC Address Table153
- MAC Address Table154
  - Overview154
  - Supported Features154
- Address Configurations156
  - Using the GUI156
  - Using the CLI160
- Security Configurations164
  - Using the GUI164
    - Configuring MAC Notification Traps164
    - Limiting the Number of MAC Addresses in VLANs166
  - Using the CLI167
    - Configuring MAC Notification Traps167
    - Limiting the Number of MAC Addresses in VLANs168
- Example for Security Configurations170
- Appendix: Default Parameters173
Configuring 802.1Q VLAN174
- Overview175
- 802.1Q VLAN Configuration176
  - Using the GUI176
    - Configuring the PVID of the Port176
    - Configuring the VLAN177
  - Using the CLI178
- Configuration Example182
- Appendix: Default Parameters187
Configuring MAC VLAN188
- Overview189
- MAC VLAN Configuration190
  - Using the GUI190
  - Using the CLI192
- Configuration Example195
- Appendix: Default Parameters202
Configuring Protocol VLAN203
- Overview204
- Protocol VLAN Configuration205
  - Using the GUI205
  - Using the CLI207
- Configuration Example211
- Appendix: Default Parameters221
Configuring Spanning Tree222
- Spanning Tree223
- STP/RSTP Configurations231
  - Using the GUI231
  - Using the CLI236
- MSTP Configurations241
  - Using the GUI241
  - Using the CLI251
- STP Security Configurations261
  - Using the GUI261
    - Configuring the STP Security261
    - Configuring the Threshold and Cycle of TC Protect262
  - Using the CLI263
    - Configuring the STP Security263
    - Configuring the TC Protect265
- Configuration Example for MSTP267
- Appendix: Default Parameters286
Configuring Layer 2 Multicast288
- Layer 2 Multicast289
  - Overview289
  - Supported Layer 2 Multicast Protocols290
- IGMP Snooping Configurations291
  - Using the GUI291
  - Using the CLI307
- Configuring MLD Snooping329
  - Using the GUI329
  - Using the CLI344
- Viewing Multicast Snooping Configurations364
  - Using the GUI364
    - Viewing IPv4 Multicast Snooping Configurations364
    - Viewing IPv6 Multicast Snooping Configurations365
  - Using the CLI365
    - Viewing IPv4 Multicast Snooping Configurations365
    - Viewing IPv6 Multicast Snooping Configurations366
- Configuration Examples368
- Appendix: Default Parameters396
  - Default Parameters for IGMP Snooping396
  - Default Parameters for MLD Snooping397
Configuring Logical Interfaces399
- Overview400
- Logical Interfaces Configurations401
  - Using the GUI401
  - Using the CLI406
- Appendix: Default Parameters412
Configuring Static Routing413
- Overview414
- IPv4 Static Routing Configuration415
  - Using the GUI415
  - Using the CLI416
- IPv6 Static Routing Configuration417
  - Using the GUI417
  - Using the CLI418
- Viewing Routing Table420
  - Using the GUI420
    - Viewing IPv4 Routing Table420
    - Viewing IPv6 Routing Table421
  - Using the CLI421
    - Viewing IPv4 Routing Table421
    - Viewing IPv6 Routing Table422
- Example for Static Routing423
- Appendix: Default Parameter427
Configuring DHCP428
- DHCP429
  - Overview429
  - Supported Features429
- DHCP Client Configuration432
  - Using the GUI432
  - Using the CLI433
- DHCP Relay Configuration435
  - Using the GUI435
    - Enabling DHCP Relay and Configuring Option 82435
    - Specifying DHCP Server for the Interface or VLAN436
  - Using the CLI438
- Configuration Examples444
  - Example for DHCP Interface Relay444
- Appendix: Default Parameters448
Configuring ARP449
- Overview450
- ARP Configurations451
  - Using the GUI451
    - Viewing the ARP Entries451
    - Adding Static ARP Entries Manually452
  - Using the CLI452
    - Configuring ARP Function452
Configuring QoS456
- QoS457
  - Overview457
  - Supported Features457
- DiffServ Configuration458
  - Using the GUI459
    - Configuring Priority Mode459
    - Configuring Schedule Mode462
  - Using CLI464
    - Configuring Priority Mode464
    - Configuring Schedule Mode469
- Bandwidth Control Configuration471
  - Using the GUI471
    - Configuring Rate Limit471
    - Configuring Storm Control472
  - Using the CLI474
    - Configuring Rate Limit on Port474
    - Configuring Storm Control475
- Configuration Example478
- Appendix: Default Parameters482
Configuring Voice VLAN484
- Overview485
- Voice VLAN Configuration487
  - Using the GUI488
  - Using the CLI491
- Configuration Example494
- Appendix: Default Parameters509
Configuring PoE510
- PoE511
  - Overview511
  - Supported Features511
- PoE Power Management Configurations512
  - Using the GUI512
    - Configuring the PoE Parameters Manually512
    - Configuring the PoE Parameters Using the Profile514
  - Using the CLI516
    - Configuring the PoE Parameters Manually516
    - Configuring the PoE Parameters Using the Profile518
- Time-Range Function Configurations520
  - Using the GUI520
  - Using the CLI523
- Example for PoE Configurations527
- Appendix: Default Parameters531
Configuring ACL532
- ACL533
  - Overview533
  - Supported Features533
- ACL Configurations534
  - Using the GUI534
  - Using the CLI545
- Configuration Example for ACL554
- Appendix: Default Parameters561
Configuring Network Security562
- Network Security563
  - Overview563
  - Supported Features563
- IP-MAC Binding Configurations568
  - Using the GUI568
  - Using the CLI572
    - Binding Entries Manually572
    - Viewing Binding Entries574
- DHCP Snooping Configuration575
  - Using the GUI575
  - Using the CLI578
- ARP Inspection Configurations583
  - Using the GUI583
  - Using the CLI586
- DoS Defend Configuration590
  - Using the GUI590
  - Using the CLI591
- 802.1X Configuration594
  - Using the GUI594
  - Using the CLI601
- AAA Configuration608
  - Using the GUI609
  - Using the CLI615
- Configuration Examples627
- Appendix: Default Parameters646
Configuring LLDP650
- LLDP651
  - Overview651
  - Supported Features651
- LLDP Configurations652
  - Using the GUI652
    - Global Config652
    - Port Config654
  - Using the CLI655
    - Global Config655
    - Port Config657
- LLDP-MED Configurations660
  - Using the GUI660
    - Global Config660
    - Port Config661
  - Using the CLI663
    - Global Config663
    - Port Config664
- Viewing LLDP Settings667
  - Using GUI667
    - Viewing LLDP Device Info667
    - Viewing LLDP Statistics670
  - Using CLI671
- Viewing LLDP-MED Settings672
  - Using GUI672
  - Using CLI674
- Configuration Example675
  - Example for Configuring LLDP675
  - Example for Configuring LLDP-MED682
- Appendix: Default Parameters694
Configuring Maintenance695
- Maintenance696
  - Overview696
  - Supported Features696
- Monitoring the System697
  - Using the GUI697
    - Monitoring the CPU697
    - Monitoring the Memory698
  - Using the CLI699
    - Monitoring the CPU699
    - Monitoring the Memory699
- System Log Configurations700
  - Using the GUI701
  - Using the CLI703
    - Configuring the Local Log703
    - Configuring the Remote Log705
- Diagnosing the Device707
  - Using the GUI707
  - Using the CLI708
- Diagnosing the Network709
  - Using the GUI709
    - Configuring the Ping Test709
    - Configuring the Tracert Test710
  - Using the CLI711
    - Configuring the Ping Test711
    - Configuring the Tracert Test712
- Example for Configuring Remote Log713
- Appendix: Default Parameters715
Configuring SNMP & RMON716
- SNMP Overview717
- SNMP Configurations718
  - Using the GUI719
  - Using the CLI724
- Notification Configurations732
  - Using the GUI732
  - Using the CLI734
    - Configuring the Host734
    - Enabling SNMP Notification735
- RMON Overview741
- RMON Configurations742
  - Using the GUI742
  - Using the CLI747
- Configuration Example753
- Appendix: Default Parameters765
system log709

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