D-Link DES-3200 Series - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – xStack; Table of Contents
  • Page 5 – Chapter 1; Accessing the Switch via the Serial Port; Enter; Setting the Switch’s IP Address
  • Page 6 – config ipif System ipaddress
  • Page 7 – Next; In this case, the command; config account; was entered with the parameter; Next possible completions:
  • Page 9 – command are displayed. At; show; command, followed by the; account; Command Syntax Symbols; Syntax
  • Page 10 – local; Line Editing Keys; Keys
  • Page 12 – Chapter 2; config greeting_message; Description; show session; Parameters; To display the session entries:
  • Page 13 – This command is used to display the current serial port settings.
  • Page 14 – never; To configure baud rate:; enable clipaging
  • Page 15 – disable clipaging; login; login
  • Page 16 – This command is used to logout the facility.; logout; To logout current user:
  • Page 17 – To get “ping” command usage, descriptions:; clear; The command is used to clear screen.
  • Page 18 – The command is used to display command history.; show command_history; To display command history:
  • Page 19 – config command_history; To configure the number of command history:; This command is used to configure the greeting message (or banner).
  • Page 20 – default; The command is used to display greeting message.; show greeting_message
  • Page 21 – config command_prompt; This command is used to modify the command prompt.; username; - Enter this command to set the login username as the command prompt.
  • Page 22 – config terminal width; The command is used to set current terminal width.; - The default setting of terminal width. The default value is 80.
  • Page 23 – show terminal width; To display the configuration of current terminal width:; config ports; This commands is used to configure the Switch's port settings.
  • Page 24 – Restrictions; show ports
  • Page 25 – ports; - Specify a range of ports to be displayed.; description; To display the port details:
  • Page 26 – Chapter 3; create vlan; - Enter the VLAN name here. The VLAN name can be up to 32 characters
  • Page 27 – create vlan vlanid; vlanid; To create some VLANs using VLAN ID:; delete vlan
  • Page 28 – vlan; - The VLAN name of the VLAN to be deleted.; delete vlan vlanid
  • Page 29 – config vlan
  • Page 31 – pvid; - Enter the VLAN ID here. The VLAN ID value must be between 1 and 4094.; show vlan; to 32 characters long.
  • Page 32 – show vlan ports; This command is used to display the vlan information per ports.; Format; To display the VLAN configuration for port 6:
  • Page 33 – show vlan vlanid; To display the VLAN configuration for VLAN ID 1:
  • Page 35 – enable pvid auto assign; This command is used to enable the auto-assignment of PVID.; enable pvid auto_assign; disable pvid auto assign; This command is used to disable auto assignment of PVID.; disable pvid auto_assign
  • Page 36 – This command is used to display the PVID auto-assignment state.; show pvid auto_assign; config gvrp
  • Page 37 – timer; show gvrp
  • Page 38 – enable gvrp; disable gvrp
  • Page 40 – Chapter 4; config 802.1x authorization attributes; This command is used to enable the 802.1X function.
  • Page 43 – This command is used to configure the 802.1X auth protocol.
  • Page 44 – - Specify the authentication protocol as local.; enable; To configure forwarding of EAPOL PDU system state enable:
  • Page 45 – all; - Specify that all the ports will be used.; - Enable forwarding EAPOL PDU receive on the ports.; disable; - Disable forwarding EAPOL PDU receive on the ports.
  • Page 46 – radius; - Specify to enable the authorization attributes.; - Specify to disable the authorization attributes.; This command is used to display the 802.1X state or configurations.; port; - Enter the list of ports used for the configuration here.
  • Page 47 – This command is used to configure the port capability.; - Specify a range of ports to be configured.; that are accessible via that port adopts the authenticator role.; none; - Disable authentication on the specified ports.
  • Page 54 – This command is used to show the information of guest VLANs.; config radius add
  • Page 55 – key; config radius delete
  • Page 56 – config radius
  • Page 57 – retransmit; To configure a radius server:; This command is used to display RADIUS server configurations.; show radius; To display RADIUS server configurations:
  • Page 58 – show auth_statistics; - Enter the list of ports that will be displayed here.; To display authenticator statistics information for port 1:
  • Page 59 – show auth_diagnostics; To display authenticator diagnostics information for port 1:
  • Page 61 – To display authentication client information:
  • Page 62 – To display information of RADIUS accounting client:
  • Page 63 – config accounting service; - Specify the state of the specified service.
  • Page 64 – show accounting service; To show information of RADIUS accounting services:
  • Page 65 – Chapter 5; enable password encryption
  • Page 66 – disable password encryption; Only Administrator-level users can issue this command.
  • Page 67 – enable authen_policy; disable authen_policy
  • Page 69 – - The default method list of authentication methods.; method; - Specify the authentication method used.; tacacs
  • Page 71 – - Display the specific user-defined method list for user login.; - Display all method lists for user login.; create authen_enable
  • Page 72 – config authen_enable
  • Page 73 – delete authen_enable
  • Page 74 – config authen application; - Select the method list of authentication methods for user login.
  • Page 75 – show authen application
  • Page 76 – create authen server_group; config authen server_group
  • Page 77 – delete authen server_group
  • Page 78 – show authen server_group; This command is used to display the authentication server groups.; create authen server_host
  • Page 80 – config authen server_host
  • Page 81 – protocol; show authen server_host
  • Page 82 – config authen parameter response_timeout; config authen parameter attempt
  • Page 83 – This command is used to display the parameters of authentication.; show authen parameter
  • Page 84 – enable admin; To enable administrator lever privilege:; config admin local_enable
  • Page 85 – encrypt; - Specify the password in plain text form.; Example; To configure the administrator password:
  • Page 86 – Chapter 6; delete access_profile
  • Page 87 – create access_profile; This command is used to create access control list profiles.
  • Page 90 – - Specify the index of the access list profile.; - Specify that the whole access list profile will be deleted.; To delete the access list rule with a profile ID of 1:
  • Page 91 – config access_profile; add; - Specify that a profile or a rule will be added.
  • Page 95 – delete
  • Page 99 – rate
  • Page 102 – - Specify the name of the time range settings.; hours; days. Use a comma to separate specific days.
  • Page 104 – To display the ACL part of the current configuration:
  • Page 106 – Chapter 7; create arpentry; - The IP address of the end node or station.; delete arpentry
  • Page 107 – config arpentry
  • Page 108 – config arp_aging time; To configure ARP aging time to 30 minutes:; clear arptable
  • Page 109 – show arpentry; ipif; To display the ARP table:
  • Page 111 – Chapter 8
  • Page 112 – This command is used to show the ARP spoofing prevention entry.; To display the ARP spoofing prevention entries:
  • Page 113 – Chapter 9; enable autoconfig; To enable autoconfig:; disable autoconfig
  • Page 114 – To disable autoconfig:; show autoconfig; To show autoconfig status:
  • Page 115 – config autoconfig timeout; To configure auto configuration timeout:
  • Page 116 – Basic Commands Command; create account; - Specify the name of the admin account.
  • Page 118 – show account
  • Page 119 – delete account
  • Page 120 – This command is used to display the Switch information.; show switch; The following is an example for display of the Switch information.
  • Page 121 – enable telnet; This command is used to enable TELNET and configure port number.; This command is used to disable TELNET.; disable telnet
  • Page 122 – enable web; This command is used to enable HTTP and configure port number.; This command is used to disable HTTP.; disable web
  • Page 123 – reboot; This command is used to restart the Switch.; reset
  • Page 124 – config; config firmware image
  • Page 125 – create ipif
  • Page 126 – config ipif
  • Page 127 – delete ipif
  • Page 128 – enable ipif; disable ipif
  • Page 129 – show ipif; This command is used to display an IP interface.
  • Page 130 – - Specify that all the IP interfaces will be used.
  • Page 132 – BPDU Attack Protection; config bpdu_protection ports; – Specify that all the port will be configured.
  • Page 133 – config bpdu_protection recovery_interval; infinite; config bpdu_protection
  • Page 134 – enable bpdu_protection
  • Page 135 – disable bpdu_protection; show bpdu_protection
  • Page 136 – To show the bpdu_protection for the entire switch:
  • Page 137 – Cable Diagnostics
  • Page 140 – Command Logging; enable command logging; disable command logging; disable command logging
  • Page 141 – show command logging; To show the command logging configuration status:
  • Page 142 – Compound Authentication; attributes; attributes; enable authorization; This command is used to enable authorization.; enable authorization attributes; This example sets authorization global state enabled:; disable authorization; This command is used to disable authorization.; disable authorization attributes
  • Page 143 – This command is used to display authorization status.; show authorization; This example displays authorization status:; config authentication server failover
  • Page 144 – - Use local DB to authenticate the client.; permit; - The client is always regarded as authenticated.; block; Set authentication server auth fail over state:; To show authentication global configuration:
  • Page 146 – Configuration Command; show config; includes lines that contain the specified filter string.; effective
  • Page 148 – config configuration; DES-3200 Series with C1 hardware version support file system.; - Specify a configuration file on the device file system.; active
  • Page 149 – save; This command is used to save the current configuration to a file.; To save the configuration:; show boot file
  • Page 150 – To display the boot file:
  • Page 151 – Connectivity Fault
  • Page 152 – create cfm md; This command is used to create a maintenance domain.; level; - Specify the maintenance domain level.; config cfm md
  • Page 153 – create cfm ma
  • Page 154 – config cfm ma; md
  • Page 155 – create cfm mep
  • Page 156 – config cfm mep
  • Page 158 – delete cfm mep; mepname
  • Page 159 – delete cfm ma; - Specify the maintenance association index.; - Specify the maintenance domain index.
  • Page 160 – delete cfm md; This command is used to enable the CFM globally.; enable cfm
  • Page 161 – This command is used to disable the CFM globally.; disable cfm; To disable the CFM globally:; config cfm ports; If the CFM is disabled on a port:
  • Page 162 – state; show cfm ports
  • Page 163 – show cfm; This command is used to show the CFM configuration.; - Enter the maintenance domain index value here. This value must; ma; - Enter the maintenance association index value here. This value; mepid; - Enter the MEP ID used here. This value must be between 1 and; To show the CFM configuration:
  • Page 165 – show cfm fault
  • Page 166 – show cfm port
  • Page 167 – cfm loopback
  • Page 168 – cfm linktrace
  • Page 169 – show cfm linktrace
  • Page 170 – delete cfm linktrace
  • Page 171 – - Enter the MEP ID used here. This value must be between 1 and 8191.; To delete the CFM link trace reply:; show cfm mipccm; To show MIP CCM database entries:
  • Page 172 – - Specify that the MP's reply to the LTR function will be set to all.; - Disable sending the all MPs replay LTRs function.
  • Page 176 – This command is used to clear the CFM packet’s RX/TX counters.; - Enter the list of ports used for this configuration here.
  • Page 177 – To clear the CFM packet’s RX/TX counters:
  • Page 178 – CPU Interface Filtering; delete cpu access_profile; create cpu access_profile; This command is used to create CPU access list profiles.
  • Page 180 – class
  • Page 181 – config cpu access_profile
  • Page 184 – enable cpu interface filtering; This command is used to enable CPU interface filtering control.; disable cpu interface filtering; This command is used to disable CPU interface filtering control.
  • Page 185 – show cpu access_profile; This command is used to display current access list table.
  • Page 187 – Debug Software Command; - Display the debug message of the debug log.; To dump the error log:
  • Page 188 – debug buffer
  • Page 189 – utilization
  • Page 190 – debug output; debug config error_reboot
  • Page 191 – debug config state; debug show error_reboot state
  • Page 192 – debug show status; module
  • Page 194 – DHCP Local Relay; This name can be up to 32 characters long.; - Enable or disable DHCP local relay for specified vlan.; - Specify that the DHCP local relay function will be enabled.; - Specify that the DHCP local relay function will be disabled.; To enable DHCP local relay for default VLAN:
  • Page 196 – policy
  • Page 197 – - Use the Switch’s system MAC address as the remote ID.; To enable the DHCP local relay function:
  • Page 199 – To display DHCP local relay option 82 configuration of port 1 to 5:
  • Page 200 – DHCP Relay Command List; to be relayed by the router. The default value is 0.
  • Page 201 – config dhcp_relay add; - The name of the IP interface which contains the IP address below.; config dhcp_relay add vlanid
  • Page 202 – - Specify the VLAN ID list used for this configuration.; To display the DHCP relay status:
  • Page 203 – config dhcp_relay delete; config dhcp_relay delete vlanid
  • Page 205 – – Specify the cirecuit id of DHCP relay agent to default.; vendor1; - Specify the cirecuit id of DHCP relay agent to vendor1.
  • Page 207 – - Enter the IP interface name used here. This name can be up to 12
  • Page 208 – - Specify that the option 60 rule will be enabled.; - Specify that the option 60 rule will be disabled.
  • Page 209 – The system will relay the packet to all the matching servers.; string; - Enter the IP address used for this configuration here.
  • Page 210 – relay
  • Page 212 – - Specify whether the DHCP relay option 61 is enabled or disabled.
  • Page 213 – - The client’s client-ID which is the hardware address of client.; - Specify to relay the packet to a IP address.; drop; To configure the DHCP relay option 61 function:
  • Page 215 – This command is used to show all rulers for option 61.
  • Page 217 – DHCP Server Screening; config filter dhcp_server
  • Page 218 – show filter dhcp_server
  • Page 220 – Digital Diagnostic; config ddm
  • Page 221 – config ddm ports
  • Page 222 – To configure the port 25’s temperature threshold:
  • Page 223 – This command is used to display the DDM global settings.; show ddm; To display the DDM global settings:
  • Page 224 – show ddm ports; status; - Specifies that the operating parameter will be displayed.; configuration; - Specifies that the configuration values will be displayed.; To display ports 25-26’s operating parameters:
  • Page 226 – D-Link Unidirectional Link; config duld ports
  • Page 227 – show duld ports; To show ports 1-4 unidirectional link detection information:
  • Page 228 – DoS Attack Prevention; of 0 and no flags
  • Page 230 – config dos_prevention trap; To disable DoS prevention trap:
  • Page 231 – config dos_prevention log; This command is used to enable or disable dos prevention log state.; To enable DoS prevention log:
  • Page 232 – Ethernet Ring Protection; enable erps
  • Page 233 – disable erps; create erps raps_vlan
  • Page 234 – delete erps raps_vlan
  • Page 235 – config erps raps_vlan; This command is used to configure the ERPS R-APS VLAN settings.; RPL port
  • Page 238 – config erps log; log
  • Page 239 – config erps trap; This command is used to configure trap state of ERPS events.; trap; - Specify to enable or disable the ERPS trap state.; - Enter enable to enable the trap state.; To configure the trap state of the ERPS:; show erps
  • Page 240 – To display ERPS information:
  • Page 241 – Filter Command List; config filter netbios; - Specify that all the ports will be used for the configuration.; show filter netbios
  • Page 242 – config filter extensive_netbios
  • Page 243 – show filter extensive_netbios; To display the extensive_state created on the Switch:
  • Page 244 – Command List; create fdb; of the VLAN name is 32 bytes.; To create a unicast MAC forwarding entry:
  • Page 245 – create fdb vlanid
  • Page 246 – create multicast_fdb; config multicast_fdb; - The name of the VLAN on which the MAC address resides. The maximum
  • Page 247 – config fdb aging_time
  • Page 249 – delete fdb
  • Page 250 – To display the multicast MAC address table:
  • Page 251 – show fdb; To display the FDB table:
  • Page 252 – To display the security FDB table:; mode at the same time.
  • Page 254 – To display the storage media’s information:
  • Page 255 – This command is used to create a directory.; rd
  • Page 256 – cd; To change to other directory or display current directory path:; dir
  • Page 257 – rename
  • Page 258 – del; then it is related to the current directory.; recursive; Delete a directory with parameter “recursive”:
  • Page 259 – erase; This command is used to delete a file stored in the file system.
  • Page 260 – move
  • Page 261 – copy
  • Page 263 – Gratuitous ARP Command; - Enable sending of gratuitous ARP when IPIF status become up.
  • Page 264 – - Enable sending of gratuitous ARP when duplicate IP is detected.; - Disable sending of gratuitous ARP when duplicate IP is detected.; config gratuitous_arp learning
  • Page 265 – config gratuitous_arp send periodically; To configure gratuitous ARP interval to 5 for IPIF System:
  • Page 266 – enable gratuitous_arp; - Specify to enable the trap function.; disable gratuitous_arp; - Specify to disable the trap function.
  • Page 267 – This command is used to display gratuitous ARP configuration.; To display gratuitous ARP log and trap state:
  • Page 269 – config igmp_snooping querier
  • Page 270 – config igmp_snooping; This command is used to configure IGMP snooping on the Switch.
  • Page 272 – To configure the IGMP snooping per port rate_limit:; transmissions. The default setting is 125 seconds.
  • Page 273 – - Enter the version number here. This value must be between 1 and 3.; To configure the IGMP snooping querier:
  • Page 274 – config igmp access_authentication ports; To enable IGMP Access Control for all ports:; - Specify the ID of the VLAN on which the router port resides.
  • Page 276 – This command is used to enable IGMP snooping on the Switch.; enable igmp_snooping; To enable IGMP snooping on the Switch:; disable igmp_snooping
  • Page 278 – - Specify the name of the VLAN on which the router port resides.
  • Page 280 – To display all the IGMP snooping static groups:; - Specify the VLAN name to be configured.; - Specify the VLAN ID to be configured.
  • Page 281 – - Enter disable to disable the data driven learning option.; - Enter enable to enable the aging out of the entry.; - Enter the expiry time here. This value must be between 1 and 65535; - Specify the maximum number of groups that can be learned by data
  • Page 282 – - Specify all VLANs to which IGMP snooping groups will be deleted.; - Specify the group’s IP address learned by data driven.; - Delete all IGMP snooping groups of specified VLANs.
  • Page 283 – To show IGMP snooping:
  • Page 285 – show igmp_snooping group; To show IGMP snooping groups when IGMP v3 is supported:
  • Page 287 – show igmp_snooping forwarding; forwarding table information.
  • Page 288 – - Specify the name of the VLAN on which the router port resides.
  • Page 289 – To display router ports:; show igmp_snooping statistics counter; - Specify a list of VLANs to be displayed.
  • Page 290 – To display the IGMP snooping statistics counter:
  • Page 292 – show igmp access_authentication ports; To display the IGMP Access Control status for ports 1-4:
  • Page 293 – clear igmp_snooping statistics counter; To clear the IGMP snooping statistics counter:
  • Page 294 – config mld_snooping querier
  • Page 295 – The default setting is 125 seconds.; To configure the MLD snooping querier:
  • Page 298 – This command is used to disable MLD snooping on the Switch.; disable mld_snooping; To disable MLD snooping on the Switch:
  • Page 299 – To show MLD snooping:; show mld_snooping group
  • Page 300 – snooping group information.; To show an MLD snooping group when MLD v2 is supported:
  • Page 302 – show mld_snooping forwarding; To show all MLD snooping forwarding entries located on the Switch.
  • Page 306 – To display all the MLD snooping static groups:
  • Page 308 – - Specify all VLANs to which MLD snooping groups will be deleted.
  • Page 309 – show mld_snooping statistic counter
  • Page 310 – clear mld_snooping statistics counter; This command is used to clear MLD snooping statistics counters.; clear mld _snooping statistics counter
  • Page 311 – - Specify a range of VLANs to be configured.
  • Page 312 – - Enter the range of ports to be configured here.; To display the MLD snooping rate limit from port 1 to 5:
  • Page 315 – delete address_binding blocked
  • Page 317 – ipaddress; show address_binding
  • Page 318 – show address_binding blocked; This command is used to display the blocked MAC entries.
  • Page 320 – This command is used to enable DHCP snooping mode.
  • Page 322 – - Specify the ports used for this configuration.
  • Page 323 – To show the DHCP snooping state:; This command is used to display the DHCP snooping binding entries.
  • Page 324 – limit; - Enter the limit value here. This value must be between 1 and 50.
  • Page 326 – - Specify the list of ports that need to recover the IMPB check.
  • Page 327 – debug address_binding; - Specify that the state will be enabled.; no debug address_binding; Only Administrator users can issue this command.
  • Page 329 – IPv6 Neighbor Discover; create ipv6 neighbor_cache; This command is used to add a static neighbor on an IPv6 interface.; Create a static neighbor cache entry:
  • Page 330 – delete ipv6 neighbor_cache; - All entries include static and dynamic entries will be deleted.; show ipv6 neighbor_cache; - Specify the IPv6 interface name
  • Page 331 – config ipv6 nd ns retrans_time
  • Page 332 – show ipv6 nd; To show IPv6 ND related configuration:
  • Page 333 – IPv6 Route Command List; create ipv6route; - Specify the next hop address for this route.; delete ipv6route
  • Page 334 – show ipv6route
  • Page 336 – Jumbo Frame Command; To enable the Jumbo frame:
  • Page 338 – Layer 2 Protocol Tunneling; enable l2protocol_tunnel; To enable the Layer 2 protocol tunneling function:; disable l2protocol_tunnel
  • Page 339 – config l2protocol_tunnel ports; – Specify to have all ports to be configured; type; - Specify tunneled protocols on the UNI ports.; stp; will tunneled on these UNI ports.
  • Page 340 – show l2protocol_tunnel; To show Layer 2 protocol tunneling information summary:
  • Page 342 – Link Aggregation Command; config link_aggregation algorithm; default is static type.; lacp; - Specify to use LACP as the group type.; static; - Specify to use static as the group type.; To create link aggregation group:
  • Page 343 – - Enter the list of port used for the configuration here.
  • Page 345 – show link_aggregation; algorithm; Link aggregation group enable:; Link aggregation group enable and no member linkup:
  • Page 346 – Link aggregation group disabled:; This command is used to configure per-port LACP mode.; mode; - Specify to set the LACP mode as active.
  • Page 347 – passive; - Specify to set the LACP mode as passive.
  • Page 349 – Link Layer Discovery; enable lldp; This command is used to globally enable the LLDP function.
  • Page 350 – disable lldp; config lldp; This command is used to change the packet transmission interval.
  • Page 351 – config lldp notification_interval; notification_interval
  • Page 352 – To changes the notification interval to 10 second:; config lldp ports; - Enter a list of ports used for the configuration here.; - Specify that all the ports will be used for this configuration.; notification; packets from neighbor devices.
  • Page 354 – To enable SNMP notifications from port 1-5:; To configure port 1-5 to transmit and receive:
  • Page 356 – config lldp forward_ message; To configure LLDP to forward LLDP PDUs:; show lldp
  • Page 357 – To display the LLDP system level configuration status:
  • Page 358 – show lldp ports; To display the LLDP port 1 TLV option configuration:
  • Page 359 – show lldp local_ports; information for all ports will be displayed.; - Display the information in brief mode.; normal; - Display the information in detailed mode.
  • Page 360 – To display outbound LLDP advertisements for port 1 in normal mode:
  • Page 361 – show lldp remote_ports; – (Optional) Specify to display the information in various modes.
  • Page 362 – brief; To display remote table in brief mode:
  • Page 365 – show lldp statistics; To display global statistics information:; show lldp statistics ports; This command is used to display per-port LLDP statistics
  • Page 366 – To display statistics information of port 1:
  • Page 367 – config loopdetect; - Enter the time interval value here. This value must be between 1 and
  • Page 368 – config loopdetect ports; - Specify the range of ports that LBD will be configured on.; - To set all ports in the system, you may use the “all” parameter.; the port list. The default state is disabled.; To enable the LBD function on ports 1-5:; enable loopdetect
  • Page 369 – To enable the LBD function globally:; disable loopdetect; To disable the LBD function globally:
  • Page 370 – This command is used to display the LBD global configuration.; show loopdetect; To show the LBD global settings:; show loopdetect ports; This command is used to display the LBD per-port configuration.
  • Page 371 – - Enter the list of port to be configured here.; config loopdetect trap; This command is used to configure the trap modes for LBD.; - There is no trap in the LBD function.; both
  • Page 372 – config loopdetect log; - Specify the state of the LBD log feature.; To enable the log state for LBD:
  • Page 373 – MAC Notification Command; config mac_notification ports; enable mac_notification; disable mac_notification
  • Page 374 – config mac_notification; interval; - Enter the interval time here. This value must be between 1 and; historysize; notification. Up to 500 entries can be specified.
  • Page 375 – - Enable the port’s MAC address table notification.; - Disable the port’s MAC address table notification.; show mac_notification
  • Page 376 – show mac_notification ports
  • Page 378 – MAC-based Access Control; This command is used to enable MAC-based Access Control.
  • Page 380 – password; password. The maximum length of the key is 16.; - Specify to authenticate via the local database.; - Specify to authenticate via a RADIUS server.
  • Page 381 – - Enter the list of port used for this configuration here.
  • Page 385 – - To specify the port range to delete MAC addresses on them.
  • Page 387 – mac; - Delete local database entry by specific MAC address.; - Delete local database entries by specific target VLAN name.; - Delete local database entries by specific target VLAN ID.
  • Page 388 – - Specify that the radius attributes will be enabled.
  • Page 390 – - Enter the VLAN name here. This name can be up to 32 characters long.; - Enter the VLAN ID here. This value must be between 1 and 4094.; - Display authentication status by specific port.
  • Page 391 – - Enter the maximum users here. This value must be between 1 and 1000.
  • Page 392 – To enable trap state of MAC-based Access Control:
  • Page 393 – To disable log state of MAC-based Access Control:
  • Page 394 – MAC-based VLAN Command; This command is used to create a static MAC-based VLAN entry.; - The VLAN to be associated with the MAC address.; To create a static MAC-based VLAN entry:
  • Page 397 – Mirror Command List; config mirror
  • Page 398 – enable mirror; To enable mirroring function:; disable mirror
  • Page 399 – show mirror; To display mirroring configuration:
  • Page 400 – MSTP debug enhancement; debug stp config ports
  • Page 401 – debug stp show information; To show STP debug information:
  • Page 402 – debug stp show flag; To display the debug STP levels on all ports:
  • Page 403 – debug stp show counter; This command is used to display the STP counters.; If no parameter is specified, display the global counters.; To show the STP counters for port 9:
  • Page 404 – debug stp clear counter; This command is used to clear the STP counters.; To clear all STP counters on the Switch:
  • Page 405 – debug stp state; This command is used to enable or disable the STP debug state.
  • Page 406 – Multicast Filter Command; - Enter the profile ID value here. This value must be between 1 and 24.
  • Page 408 – - Specify the ID of the profile
  • Page 410 – To display all the defined multicast address profiles:
  • Page 412 – multicast groups that the specified ports can join.
  • Page 413 – If the IPv4 or IPv6 option is not specified, IPv4 is implied.; address filtering function.; To show the limited multicast address range on ports 1 and 3:
  • Page 414 – To show the limited multicast settings configured on VLAN 1:; - Specify the port list to filter control packets.; dvmrp
  • Page 415 – - Specify to filter all the L3 protocol control packets.; - Specify the filter function status. The default is disabled.; To filter the DVMRP control packets on ports 1 to 2:
  • Page 417 – Multicast VLAN Command; Also keep in mind the following conditions:
  • Page 418 – - Specify that the remap priority value will be set to none.
  • Page 420 – - Enter the multicast VLAN IP address here.
  • Page 421 – - Specify to delete all the multicast VLAN profiles.
  • Page 422 – can be up to 32 characters long.; To display all IGMP snooping multicast VLAN profiles:
  • Page 423 – - Used to associate a profile to a multicast VLAN.; - Specify the multicast VLAN profile name.
  • Page 424 – This command is used to delete an IGMP snooping multicast VLAN.
  • Page 426 – - The packet will be flooded on the VLAN.
  • Page 427 – To display all IGMP snooping multicast VLANs:
  • Page 428 – Multiple Spanning Tree; enable stp; This command is used to enable STP globally.
  • Page 429 – This command is used to disable STP globally.; disable stp; config stp; maxage
  • Page 430 – show stp
  • Page 431 – create stp instance_id; - Enter the MSTP instance ID here. This value must be between 1 and 7.
  • Page 432 – config stp instance_id; To map a VLAN ID to an MSTP instance:
  • Page 433 – delete stp instance_id; This command is used to delete an MST Instance.; name; different MST regions.
  • Page 434 – config stp mst_ports
  • Page 435 – internalCost; config stp ports; auto
  • Page 436 – show stp ports
  • Page 437 – parameters of the bridge.; config stp priority; This command is used to configure the instance priority.
  • Page 438 – priority; config stp version; version
  • Page 439 – show stp instance; instance; To show STP instance:
  • Page 441 – Network Load Balancing; create nlb unicast_fdb; This command is used to create the NLB unicast FDB entry.; - Specify the MAC address of the NLB unicast FDB entry to be created.
  • Page 442 – config nlb unicast_fdb; - Specify a list of forwarding ports to be added or removed.; delete nlb unicast_fdb; This command is used to delete the NLB unicast FDB entry.
  • Page 443 – create nlb multicast_fdb; This command is used to create a NLB multicast FDB entry.; To create a NLB multicast FDB entry:; config nlb multicast_fdb
  • Page 444 – delete nlb multicast_fdb
  • Page 445 – This command is used to show the NLB Configured entry.; show nlb fdb; To display the NLB forwarding table:
  • Page 446 – Network Monitoring; show packet ports; To display the packets analysis for port 7:
  • Page 447 – show error ports; To display the errors of the port:
  • Page 448 – show utilization; cpu; - Specify to display information regarding the CPU.; To display the ports utilization:
  • Page 449 – To display the CPU utilization:
  • Page 450 – This command is used to show DRAM memory utilization.; show utilization dram; To display DRAM utilization:
  • Page 451 – This command is used to show the flash memory utilization.; show utilization flash; To display FLASH utilization:; clear counters; This command is used to clear the Switch’s statistics counters.
  • Page 452 – To clear the Switch’s statistics counters:
  • Page 453 – OAM Commands; config ethernet_oam ports
  • Page 457 – show ethernet_oam ports; The status information includes:
  • Page 459 – clear ethernet_oam ports
  • Page 460 – To clear port 1 OAM events:
  • Page 461 – Peripherals Command List; threshold; To show device status:
  • Page 462 – show environment; To display the device environment:; config temperature threshold; - Specify the high and low threshold value.; high
  • Page 463 – config temperature
  • Page 464 – config external alarm
  • Page 465 – show external alarm; Used to display the external alarm message for each channel.
  • Page 466 – Ping Command List; ping; times; value must be between 1 and 255.; timeout
  • Page 467 – ping6; size; The default is 1 second.
  • Page 468 – Port Security Command List; config port_security ports; - Specify the maximum number of port security entries that can be
  • Page 470 – config port_security vlan; - Enter the maximum number of port security entries that can be
  • Page 471 – - Enter the VLAN ID list here. This value must be between 1 and 4094.
  • Page 473 – parameter is null, to show the entries on all of the ports.; To display the global configuration of port security:
  • Page 474 – To enable a port security trap:
  • Page 475 – To prevent a port security trap from being sent from the switch:
  • Page 476 – config poe system; can be specified is determined by the system.
  • Page 477 – - Specify that the legacy PDs detection status will be enabled.; - Specify that the legacy PDs detection status will be disabled.; config poe ports; This command is used to configure the PoE port settings.
  • Page 479 – show poe system; To display PoE system:
  • Page 480 – show poe ports; To display PoE port:
  • Page 482 – PPPoE Circuit ID Insertions; - Specify to enable the PPPoE circuit ID insertion on the Switch.; To enable the PPPoE circuit insertion state:
  • Page 484 – To display port 2-5 PPPoE circuit ID insertion configuration:
  • Page 486 – Protocol VLAN Command; config port dot1v; - Enter the group name here. This name can be up to 32 characters long.; To create a protocol group:
  • Page 487 – config dot1v_protocol_group add protocol; - Specify that the protocol will be added to the specified group.; - Specify that the Ethernet 2 protocol will be used.
  • Page 490 – show port dot1v
  • Page 492 – QinQ Command List; config qinq ports; enable qinq
  • Page 493 – disable qinq; config qinq inner_tpid
  • Page 495 – This command is used to display the global QinQ status.; show qinq; To display the global QinQ status:; show qinq inner_tpid; show qinq inner_tpid
  • Page 496 – show qinq ports; - Specify a list of ports to be displayed.
  • Page 497 – create vlan_translation ports
  • Page 498 – delete vlan_translation ports; - Specify a list of ports to be configured.; cvid; configured for the port will be deleted.
  • Page 499 – show vlan_translation; - Enter the list of ports to be displayed here.; To show C-VLANs based on VLAN translation rules in the system:
  • Page 500 – config bandwidth_control
  • Page 501 – show bandwidth_control; To display port bandwidth control table:
  • Page 502 – This command is used to configure per port CoS bandwidth control.; system will set all ports.
  • Page 504 – config scheduling; strict; - The queue will operate in strict mode.; weight
  • Page 505 – config scheduling_mechanism; - Each queue operates based on its setting.; show scheduling
  • Page 506 – show scheduling_mechanism; This command is used to show the traffic scheduling mechanism.
  • Page 507 – To show scheduling mechanism:
  • Page 509 – - Specify that the command apply to all ports on the Switch.; To configure the 802.1p default priority settings on the Switch:
  • Page 511 – config dscp trust
  • Page 512 – green; This command is used to display the 802.1p to color mapping.
  • Page 513 – show dscp trust
  • Page 515 – show dscp map; mapping will be displayed.; dscp
  • Page 516 – Safeguard Engine Command; config safeguard_engine; - Specify that CPU protection will be enabled.
  • Page 517 – This command is used to show safeguard engine information.; show safeguard_engine
  • Page 518 – authmode; config ssh algorithm; This command is used to configure SSH service algorithm.; used software stream cipher.
  • Page 519 – This command is used to show the SSH service algorithm.; show ssh algorithm; To show server algorithm:
  • Page 520 – config ssh authmode
  • Page 521 – This command is used to show the user authentication method.; show ssh authmode; To show user authentication method:; config ssh user
  • Page 522 – show ssh user
  • Page 523 – config ssh server
  • Page 524 – This command is used to enable SSH server services.; enable ssh; To enable SSH server:; disable ssh; disable ssh
  • Page 525 – This command is used to show the SSH server general information.; show ssh server
  • Page 526 – download ssl certificate; - Private key file path respect to tftp server root path, and input; To download certificate from TFTP server:
  • Page 527 – enable ssl; ciphersuite; - Indicate RSA key exchange with RC4 128 bits encryption and
  • Page 528 – disable ssl
  • Page 529 – show ssl; certificate; – (Optional) Specify that the SSL certificate will be displayed.; To show certificate:
  • Page 530 – show ssl cachetimeout; To show SSL cache timeout:; config ssl cachetimeout; - Specify the SSL cache timeout value attributes.
  • Page 531 – To configure the SSL cache timeout value to 60:
  • Page 532 – Show Technical Support
  • Page 534 – TFTP server. The max size of the file name is 64.; To upload the information of technique’s support:
  • Page 535 – Simple Mail Transfer; This command is used to enable the SMTP status.; enable smtp; disable smtp; This command is used to disable SMTP status.
  • Page 536 – config smtp; server
  • Page 537 – show smtp
  • Page 538 – To display the current SMTP information:; This command is used to test whether the SMTP server can be reached.
  • Page 539 – To test whether the SMTP server can be reached:
  • Page 540 – Simple Network; create snmp community; This command is used to create an SNMP community string.
  • Page 541 – community; delete snmp community
  • Page 542 – - Enter the community string value here. This value can be up to 32; show snmp community; To display SNMP community:
  • Page 543 – create snmp user
  • Page 544 – des; delete snmp user
  • Page 545 – show snmp user; create snmp group; group
  • Page 546 – delete snmp group
  • Page 547 – show snmp groups; To show SNMP groups:
  • Page 548 – create snmp view; view; - Enter the view name here. The name can be up to 32 characters long.
  • Page 549 – included; delete snmp view
  • Page 550 – show snmp view; This command is used to display the SNMP view record.; create snmp host
  • Page 551 – delete snmp host
  • Page 552 – show snmp host; host; - Enter the IP address used for the configuration here.; config snmp engineID
  • Page 553 – engineID; - Enter the SNMP engine ID here. This value must be between 10; show snmp engineID; To show SNMP engine ID:
  • Page 554 – This command is used to enable the SNMP function.; enable snmp; disable snmp; disable snmp
  • Page 555 – config snmp system_name; This command is used to configure the name for the Switch.; config snmp system_location
  • Page 556 – config snmp system_contact; - A maximum of 128 characters is allowed. And NULL string is accepted.
  • Page 557 – This command is used to enable SNMP trap support.; enable snmp traps; To enable SNMP trap support:; disable snmp traps; disable snmp traps; To prevent SNMP traps from being sent from the Switch:
  • Page 558 – enable snmp authenticate_traps; To enable SNMP authentication trap support:; disable snmp authenticate_traps
  • Page 559 – This command is used to configure the sending of linkchange traps.; To enable the sending of linkchange traps:; disable snmp linkchange_traps; This command is used to configure the sending of linkchange traps.
  • Page 560 – config snmp linkchange_traps ports; - Enable sending of the link change trap for this port.; - Disable sending of the link change trap for this port.
  • Page 561 – config snmp coldstart_traps; config snmp warmstart_traps
  • Page 562 – show snmp traps; This command is used to display the snmp trap sending status.; - Enter the list of ports used for the display here.; config rmon trap; This command is used to configure the trap state for RMON events.
  • Page 563 – show rmon
  • Page 565 – Single IP Management; reconfig; enable sim
  • Page 566 – This command is used to disable single IP management on the Switch.; disable sim; show sim; candidates; - Enter the commander MAC address used here.; neighbor
  • Page 567 – To show the self information in detail:
  • Page 569 – This command is used to re-telnet to member.; exit
  • Page 570 – config sim
  • Page 571 – commander
  • Page 572 – members
  • Page 573 – To download firmware:; This command is used to upload configuration to TFTP server.; – Specify that the log file will be uploaded to the TFTP server.
  • Page 574 – config sim trap
  • Page 575 – Syslog and Trap Source-; config syslog source_ipif; This command is used to configure syslog source IP interface.; - Specify to clear the configured source IP interface.; Configure syslog source IP interface:; To clear the configured source IP interface for syslog:
  • Page 576 – This command is used to display the syslog source IP interface.; show syslog source_ipif; Show syslog source IP interface:; config trap source_ipif; This command is used to configure trap source IP interface.
  • Page 577 – To clear the configured trap source IP interface:; This command is used to display the trap source IP interface.; show trap source_ipif
  • Page 578 – Show trap source IP interface:
  • Page 579 – System Log Command List; config syslog host; This command is used to clear the Switch’s history log.; clear log; To clear the Switch’s history log:
  • Page 580 – show log; This command is used to display the Switch’s history log.; To display the Switch’s history log:
  • Page 581 – This command is used to enable the sending of syslog messages.; enable syslog
  • Page 582 – This command is used to disable the sending of syslog messages.; disable syslog; To disable the sending of syslog messages:
  • Page 583 – show syslog; This command is used to display the syslog protocol global state.; create syslog host
  • Page 586 – delete syslog host; - Specify that all the host indexes will be used.; show syslog host; This command is used to display the syslog host configurations.; If no parameter is specified, all hosts will be displayed.
  • Page 588 – index
  • Page 589 – This command is used to clear the attack log.
  • Page 590 – System Severity Command; config system_severity; - Specify the severity level control for traps.
  • Page 591 – show system_severity; To show severity level control for system:
  • Page 592 – Telnet Client Command List; telnet; - Enter the TCP port number used here. This value must be between 1 and; Telnet to a Switch by specifying the IP address:
  • Page 593 – TFTP/FTP Client Command; download
  • Page 595 – upload; - The pathname specifies the pathname on the TFTP server. It can
  • Page 599 – To upload configuration from TFTP:; To upload the attack log:; config tftp
  • Page 601 – show tftp
  • Page 603 – Time and SNTP Command; config sntp; This command is used to change SNTP configurations.; primary; secondary
  • Page 604 – show sntp; enable sntp; enable sntp
  • Page 605 – This command is used to turn off SNTP support.; disable sntp; config time
  • Page 606 – operator; - Specify that time should be added or subtracted to or from the GMT.; hour
  • Page 607 – config dst
  • Page 608 – annual; show time
  • Page 610 – Trace Route Command List; traceroute; - Specify the IP address of the destination end station.
  • Page 611 – traceroute6; - Specify the IPv6 address of the destination end station.; ttl; - Enter the time to live value here. This value must be between 1 and 60.; - Enter the port number here. This value must be between 30000 and
  • Page 613 – Traffic Control Command; config traffic control
  • Page 614 – countdown; config traffic trap
  • Page 615 – show traffic control; To display the traffic control parameters for ports 1 to 10:
  • Page 616 – config traffic control log state; - Both occurred and cleared are logged.; - Neither occurred nor cleared is logged.; To configure the traffic log state on the Switch:
  • Page 617 – config traffic control auto_recover_time; - Specify that the auto recovery time will be disabled.; To configure the auto recover time to 5 minutes:
  • Page 618 – Traffic Segmentation; config traffic_segmentation; null; show traffic_segmentation
  • Page 619 – To display traffic segmentation table:
  • Page 620 – Trusted Host Command List; To create the trusted host:
  • Page 621 – ipaddr; network; - The network address of the trusted network.; To delete the trusted host:
  • Page 624 – Unicast Routing Command; create iproute; This command is used to create an IP static route.; - The IP address for the next hop router.; delete iproute
  • Page 625 – To delete an IP default route:; show iproute; To display the contents of the IP routing table:
  • Page 627 – VLAN Trunking Command
  • Page 628 – To disable the VLAN Trunk:
  • Page 630 – This command is used to show the VLAN trunk configuration.; To show the VLAN Trunk information:
  • Page 632 – Password Recovery; This command is used to enable the password recovery mode.; enable password_recovery; disable password_recovery; disable password_recovery
  • Page 633 – This command is used to display the password recovery state.; show password_recovery
  • Page 634 – Appendix A; Complete these steps to reset the password:; Command Parameters
  • Page 636 – Appendix B; Category
  • Page 646 – Appendix C; This table lists the trap logs found on the Switch.; Trap Name
  • Page 650 – Appendix D; Ingress/Egress bandwidth by RADIUS Server
  • Page 651 – VLAN by RADIUS Server
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