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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – Table of Contents
- Page 3 – III
- Page 5 – Accessing the Switch via the Serial Port; Command Line Interface; Enter
- Page 6 – Setting the Switch’s IP Address; Boot Procedure V1.00.006; config ipif System ipaddress
- Page 7 – Success; indicates that the command was executed; ESC; Next; In this case, the command; config account; was entered with the parameter; Next possible completions:
- Page 10 – Command Syntax Symbols; Syntax
- Page 11 – Line Editing Keys; Multiple Page Display Control Keys; Keys
- Page 12 – create account; Description; admin; - Specify the name of the admin account.
- Page 13 – Restrictions; Command: create account admin dlink
- Page 14 – enable password encryption; Only Administrator-level users can issue this command.; Command: enable password encryption; disable password encryption
- Page 15 – Command: disable password encryption; encrypt; Command: config account dlink
- Page 16 – To configure the user password of the “administrator” account:; show account; Command: show account; delete account; This command is used to delete an existing account.
- Page 17 – Command: delete account System; show session; To display accounts a list of currently logged-in users:; Command: show session
- Page 18 – This command is used to display the switch information.; Format; show switch; Parameters; To display the switch information:
- Page 19 – show environment; To display the switch hardware status:
- Page 20 – config temperature; trap; Specify to configure the warning temperature trap.; log; Specify to configure the warning temperature log.; state; To enable the warning temperature trap state:; Command: config temperature trap state enable; To enable the warning temperature log state:; Command: config temperature log state enable
- Page 21 – config temperature threshold; high; - Specify the high threshold value. This value must be between -500; low; Specify the low threshold value.; Command: config temperature threshold high 80; This command is used to display the current console port setting.
- Page 22 – To display the console port setting:; Parity Bits : None; Specify the baud rate value. The default baud rate is 115200.; never; To configure the baud rate:
- Page 23 – enable clipaging; Command: enable clipaging; disable clipaging
- Page 24 – Command: disable clipaging; enable telnet; To enable Telnet and configure a port number:; Command: enable telnet 23; disable telnet; This command is used to disable Telnet.
- Page 25 – Command: disable telnet; enable web; To enable HTTP and configure port number:; Command: enable web 80
- Page 26 – This command is used to disable Web UI.; disable web; Command: disable web; save; config; - Specify the path name of the indicated configuration
- Page 27 – To save the current configuration to destination file, named 1:; Command: save config 1; To save all the configurations and logs to NV-RAM:; reboot; This command is used to restart the switch.
- Page 28 – Please wait, the switch is rebooting...; reset
- Page 29 – This command is used to log in to the switch.; login; To login to the switch:
- Page 30 – This command is used to log out of the switch.; logout; To logout of the switch:; clear; clear
- Page 31 – To clear the terminal screan:; config terminal width; This command is used to configure the terminal width.; default; - Specify the default terminal width value.; Command: config terminal width 90; show terminal width
- Page 32 – To display the configuration of the current terminal width:; Command: show terminal width
- Page 33 – Example; Internal Power: Active
- Page 34 – Chapter 3; This command is used to enable the 802.1X function.
- Page 35 – This command is used to disable the 802.1X function.
- Page 36 – Enter the new password again for confirmation:; This command is used to delete a specified user.
- Page 37 – To delete the user named “Tiberius”:; Username Password
- Page 38 – local; - Specifiy the authentication protocol as local.; ports; - Specify a range of ports to be displayed.
- Page 40 – config 802.1x capability ports
- Page 41 – enable; To configure the 802.1X PDU forwarding state:
- Page 43 – config 802.1x authorization attributes radius; Command: config 802.1x authorization attributes radius enable
- Page 44 – all; all; To initialize the authentication state machine of some or all:
- Page 45 – - The switch passes data based on the MAC address of authenticated; To reauthenticate the device connected with the port:
- Page 47 – - Specify the guest VLAN port state of the configured ports.; To configure a guest VLAN setting for ports 1 to 8:; Warning, The ports are moved to Guest VLAN.; This command is used to display guest VLAN information.
- Page 48 – Guest Vlan Setting; config radius add; key
- Page 49 – To add a new RADIUS server:; config radius delete; This command is used to delete a RADIUS server.; Command: config radius delete 1; config radius; This command is used to configure a RADIUS server.
- Page 50 – show radius
- Page 51 – To display RADIUS server configurations:; Command: show radius; show auth_statistics
- Page 52 – To display authenticator statistics information for port 3:; show auth_diagnostics
- Page 54 – To display authentication client information:
- Page 56 – This command is used to display account client information; To display account client information:
- Page 57 – config accounting service
- Page 58 – Command: config accounting service shell state enable; show accounting service
- Page 59 – To display accounting service information:; Command: show accounting service
- Page 60 – —Provides password
- Page 61 – — An extension of the TACACS protocol with the ability; TACACS+ (Terminal Access Controller Access Control System plus); — Provides
- Page 62 – enable authen_policy; disable authen_policy
- Page 63 – Authentication Policy : Enabled
- Page 66 – Method List Name Priority Method Name Comment
- Page 67 – config authen_enable; config admin local_enable
- Page 69 – Administrator level.
- Page 70 – config authen application; - Specify the method list of authentication methods for user login.; show authen application
- Page 71 – create authen server_group
- Page 72 – config authen server_group
- Page 73 – delete authen server_group; show authen server_group; This command is used to display the authentication server groups.
- Page 74 – Group Name IP Address Protocol; create authen server_host
- Page 75 – config authen server_host
- Page 76 – retransmit; delete authen server_host; protocol
- Page 77 – This command is used to display authentication server hosts.; show authen server_host; IP Address Protocol Port Timeout Retransmit Key; config authen parameter response_timeout; there is no time out. The default value is 30 seconds.
- Page 78 – Command: config authen parameter response_timeout 60; config authen parameter attempt; Command: config authen parameter attempt 9; show authen parameter; This command is used to display the authentication parameters.
- Page 79 – Command: show authen parameter; enable admin; To enable administrator lever privilege:
- Page 80 – - Specifies that the password entered should be in plain text form.; To configure the administrator password:; Enter the old password:
- Page 82 – delete access_profile
- Page 83 – show cpu access_profile; This command is used to create access list profiles.
- Page 86 – config access_profile
- Page 91 – This command is used to display the current access list table.; - Specify the profile ID between 1 and 6.; To display the current access list table:
- Page 94 – - Specify the name of the time range settings.; weekdays; entries, the deletion of this time range profile will fail.
- Page 95 – To display current time range setting:; Time Range Information
- Page 96 – To display the ACL part of the current configuration:; create access_profile Ethernet vlan profile_id 1; delete cpu access_profile; This command is used to delete CPU access list profiles.; - Specify to delete all the access list profiles.
- Page 98 – Command: create cpu access_profile profile_id 1 ethernet vlan
- Page 99 – ethernet
- Page 102 – To display the current CPU access list table:
- Page 106 – To disable CPU interface filtering:; - Specify the index of the access list profile.
- Page 109 – 000 pbs 200 conform replace_dscp 21 exceed drop violate permit; This command is used to display the flow meter table.; To display the flow meter configuration:
- Page 112 – higher the priority.
- Page 114 – To delete egress access list profile ID 1:
- Page 119 – - Enter the profile ID here. This value must be between 1 and 4.; To display current egress access list table:
- Page 121 – To display current configuration of egress access list table:
- Page 126 – create port_group id; This command is used to create a port group.; - Enter the port group ID here. This value must be between 1 and 64.; name; To create a port group:
- Page 127 – Command: create port_group id 2 name group2
- Page 130 – create arpentry; - The IP address of the end node or station.; delete arpentry; This command is used to delete a static ARP entry, made using the
- Page 131 – - Delete all ARP entries; config arpentry
- Page 132 – config arp_aging time; To configure the ARP aging time:; show arpentry; ipif; - Specify the IP interface name. The maximum length is 12 characters.; ipaddress
- Page 133 – static; - Displays the static entries to the ARP table.; Command: show arpentry; clear arptable; To remove the dynamic entries from the ARP table:
- Page 134 – Command: clear arptable; show ipfdb; - Enter the IP address to be displayed.; interface; - Enter the port number to be displayed.; To display the IP address forwarding table on the Switch:; Interface IP Address Port Learned
- Page 135 – - Specify a gateway MAC to be configured.; – Specify the ports.; To configure the prevent IP spoofing attack:
- Page 136 – To display the ARP spoofing prevention status:; Gateway IP Gateway MAC Ports
- Page 137 – This command is used to enable the asymmetric VLAN function.; enable asymmetric_vlan; To enable asymmetric VLAN setting:; disable asymmetric_vlan; disable asymmetric_vlan
- Page 138 – To disable asymmetric VLAN setting:; This command is used to display the asymmetric VLAN function.; show asymmetric_vlan; To display asymmetric VLAN:; Asymmetric Vlan : Disabled
- Page 139 – show autoconfig; To display the DHCP auto configuration status:; Command: show autoconfig; enable autoconfig
- Page 140 – To enable DHCP auto configuration status:; Command: enable autoconfig; disable autoconfig; To disable the DHCP auto configuration status:; Command: disable autoconfig
- Page 142 – Basic IP Commands; config ipif; - Specifies the IP interface configured.
- Page 143 – Command: config ipif System vlan v1; create ipif
- Page 144 – - Specify the name of the VLAN corresponding to the IP interface. The; To create an IP interface petrovic1:; delete ipif; This command is used to delete an interface or an IPv6 address.
- Page 145 – ipv6address; - The IPv6 network address to be deleted.; - All IP interfaces except the System IP interface will be deleted.; Command: delete ipif petrovic1; enable ipif; To enable the state for interface petrovic1:
- Page 146 – Command: enable ipif petrovic1; disable ipif; This command is used to disable the state of an interface.; To disable the state for an interface:; Command: disable ipif petrovic1; show ipif; This command is used to display IP interface settings.
- Page 147 – To display IP interface settings:; – Specify the interface status.
- Page 150 – To display the link local address automatic configuration state:; IPIF: System Automatic Link Local Address: Disabled
- Page 151 – config bpdu_protection ports
- Page 152 – Command: config bpdu_protection ports 1 state enable mode drop; infinite; - Specify the port will not be auto recovered.; config bpdu_protection
- Page 153 – Command: config bpdu_protection trap both; enable bpdu_protection; To enable BPDU protection for the entire switch:
- Page 154 – disable bpdu_protection; To disable BPDU protection:; show bpdu_protection
- Page 155 – To display BPDU protection information for the entire switch:
- Page 159 – CFM Commands
- Page 160 – config cfm lock md; create cfm md; This command is used to create a CFM maintenance domain.; level; - Specify the maintenance domain level.; Command: create cfm md op_domain level 2; config cfm md
- Page 161 – Command: config cfm md op_domain mip explicit; create cfm ma
- Page 162 – config cfm ma; md
- Page 163 – Command: config cfm ma op1 md op_domain vlanid 1 ccm_interval 1sec; create cfm mep
- Page 164 – config cfm mep
- Page 166 – Command: config cfm mep mepname mep1 state enable ccm enable; delete cfm mep; mepname
- Page 167 – Command: delete cfm mep mepname mep1; delete cfm ma; This command is used to delete a created maintenance association.; - Specify the maintenance domain index.; delete cfm md
- Page 168 – This command is used to enable the CFM globally.; enable cfm; To enable the CFM globally:
- Page 169 – This command is used to disable the CFM globally.; disable cfm; To disable the CFM globally:; Command: disable cfm; config cfm ports; MIPs are never created on that port.
- Page 170 – - Specify to disable the CFM function.; show cfm ports; This command is used to display the CFM state of specified ports.
- Page 171 – show cfm; MD Index MD Name Level; show cfm fault
- Page 172 – Command: show cfm fault; show cfm port
- Page 173 – Command: show cfm port 1; cfm lock md
- Page 174 – cfm loopback
- Page 175 – cfm linktrace
- Page 176 – show cfm linktrace
- Page 177 – ma; - Specify the maintenance association index.; Command: show cfm linktrace mepname mep1; To display a CFM linktrace reply:; Command: show cfm linktrace mepname mep trans_id 0; delete cfm linktrace
- Page 178 – Command: delete cfm linktrace mepname mep1
- Page 179 – show cfm mipccm; To display the MIP CCM database entries:; Command: show cfm mipccm
- Page 180 – All MPs reply LTRs: Disabled; This command is used to display the CFM packet’s RX/TX counters.
- Page 181 – To display CFM packet RX/TX counters for ports 1 to 2:; This command is used to clear the CFM packet’s RX/TX counters.
- Page 183 – config cfm ais md
- Page 185 – - Specifies that LCK function state will be enabled.; disable; - Specifies that LCK function state will be disabled.
- Page 186 – corresponding user level.; To display all commands:; cd
- Page 187 – To display the syntax for “config account”:; This command is used to display the command history.; show command_history; To display the command history:
- Page 188 – config command_history; default value is 25.
- Page 189 – enable command logging; Command: enable command logging; disable command logging
- Page 190 – Command: disable command logging; show command logging; To show the command logging configuration status:; Command: show command logging
- Page 191 – config route preference; - Configure the preference of static route.; Command: config route preference static 70; show route preference
- Page 192 – To display the route preference for all route types:; create route redistribute dst rip src; - To redistribute static routes to RIP.
- Page 193 – Command: create route redistribute dst rip src static metric 2; config route redistribute dst rip src; Command: config route redistribute dst rip src local metric 1
- Page 194 – delete route redistribute dst rip src; To delete route redistribution settings:; Command: delete route redistribute dst rip src static; show route redistribute dst rip; - Display the redistribution with the source static.
- Page 195 – show route redistribute; To display route redistributions:
- Page 197 – create authentication guest_vlan; - Specify the guest VLAN by VLAN name. The VLAN name can be up to 32
- Page 198 – To assign a static VLAN to be a guest VLAN:; Command: create authentication guest_vlan vlan guestVLAN; delete authentication guest_vlan; vlan; vlanid; - Specify the guest VLAN by VLAN ID. The VLAN ID value must be between; Command: delete authentication guest_vlan vlan guestVLAN; config authentication guest_vlan
- Page 199 – Command: config authentication guest_vlan vlan gv add ports all; config authentication mac_format
- Page 200 – config authentication ports
- Page 201 – Command: config authentication ports all auth_mode host_based; show authentication
- Page 202 – To display the global authentication configuration:; Command: show authentication; show authentication guest_vlan; To display the guest VLAN setting:; Guest VLAN VID :; show authentication mac_format
- Page 203 – To display the authentication MAC format setting:; Case : Uppercase; show authentication ports; To display the authentication settings for ports 1 to 3:
- Page 204 – This command is used to enable the authorization global state.; enable authorization attributes; To enable the authorization global state:; Command: enable authorization attributes; disable authorization attributes; disable authorization attributes
- Page 205 – To disable the authorization global state:; Command: disable authorization attributes; This command is used to display the authorization status.; show authorization; To display the authorization status:; Command: show authorization; config authentication server failover
- Page 206 – - Specify to use the local database to authenticate the client.; permit; - Specify that the client is always regarded as authenticated.; block; - Specify to block the client. This is the default setting.; To set the authentication server failover state:; Command: config authentication server failover local
- Page 207 – debug address_binding
- Page 208 – Command: debug address_binding all state enable; no debug address_binding; Only Administrator level users can issue this command.
- Page 209 – dump; Status : 1000FC01 Interrupt enable Normal level
- Page 210 – debug buffer
- Page 211 – utilization; debug output
- Page 212 – Command: debug output all console; debug config error_reboot; enter the debug shell mode for debug.
- Page 213 – Command: debug config error_reboot disable; debug config state; Command: debug config state disable; debug show error_reboot state
- Page 214 – Error Reboot: Enabled; debug stp clear counter
- Page 215 – Command : debug stp clear counter ports all; debug stp config ports; Command: debug stp config ports all all state brief; debug stp show counter
- Page 216 – - Enter the list of port used for this configuration here.; If no parameter is specified, display the global counters.; To show the STP counters for port 9:; debug stp show flag
- Page 217 – debug stp show information
- Page 218 – To show STP debug information:
- Page 220 – debug stp state; This command is used to enable or disable the STP debug state.; Command: debug stp state enable; This command is used to enable the DHCPv6 client Debug function.; debug dhcpv6_client state enable
- Page 221 – Command: debug dhcpv6_client state enable; debug dhcpv6_client state disable; Command: debug dhcpv6_client state disable; debug dhcpv6_client output
- Page 222 – Command: debug dhcpv6_client output console; debug dhcpv6_client packet
- Page 223 – Command: debug dhcpv6_client packet sending state enable; This command is used to enable the DHCPv6 relay Debug function.; debug dhcpv6_relay state enable; Command: debug dhcpv6_relay state enable; debug dhcpv6_relay state disable; debug dhcpv6_relay state disable
- Page 224 – Command: debug dhcpv6_relay state disable; debug dhcpv6_relay output
- Page 225 – Command: debug dhcpv6_relay output console; debug dhcpv6_relay packet
- Page 226 – Command: debug dhcpv6_relay packet sending state enable; debug dhcpv6_server packet; - Set packet receiving and sending debug flags.; Command: debug dhcpv6_server packet sending state enable; debug dhcpv6_server state disable; This command is used to disable the DHCPv6 server debug functions.
- Page 227 – Command: debug dhcpv6_server state disable; debug dhcpv6_server state enable; Command: debug dhcpv6_server state enable; debug ripng flag
- Page 228 – debug ripng show flag
- Page 229 – This command is used to disable the RIPng debugging state.; debug ripng state disable
- Page 230 – This command is used to enable the RIPng debugging state.; debug ripng state enable; Command: debug ripng state enable; debug show status; module
- Page 232 – To display the ND Snooping binding state of entries:; IP Address MAC Address S Time Port
- Page 234 – - Specifies the VLAN ID used to enabled DHCP local relay.; - Enable or disable DHCP local relay for a specified VLAN.; - Enable DHCP local relay for a specified VLAN.; - Disable DHCP local relay for a specified VLAN.
- Page 236 – To display the local DHCP relay status:; DHCP/BOOTP Local Relay Status : Disabled
- Page 237 – config dhcp_relay add ipif; but not allow input from the console screen, and these BOOTP relay; command is performed.
- Page 238 – hops; The range is 1 to 16. The default value is 4.; time; To configure the DHCP relay:; Command: config dhcp_relay hops 4 time 2
- Page 239 – To add an IP destination address to the switch’s DHCP relay table:; config dhcp_relay delete ipif
- Page 240 – To configure DHCP Option 60 to decide to relay which DHCP server:; relay; - Specify the mode to relay or drop packets.; relay; - The packet will be relayed based on the relay rules.; drop; - Specify to drop the packet that has no matching Option 60 rules.
- Page 241 – To configure a DHCP Option 60 default drop action:; string; - The string value can be up to 255 characters long.; address specified by the user.; - Delete the default relay IP address that is specified by the user.
- Page 242 – To configure the DHCP Option 60 state:
- Page 243 – client-ID string can be up to 255 characters long.; - Specify to relay the packet to an IP address.; To configure DHCP Option 61 to decide how to process DHCP packets:; - Specify to drop the packet that have no Option 61 matching rules.
- Page 245 – To configure the state of DHCP relay Option 61:
- Page 246 – replace; - Replace the existing option 82 field in the packet.; To configure the policy of DHCP relay agent information Option 82:
- Page 247 – - Use the switch’s system MAC address as remote ID.; without further check and processing of the packet.
- Page 248 – To enable the DHCP relay function:
- Page 249 – To disable the DHCP relay function:; - Specify the IP interface name. The IP interface name can be up to 12
- Page 250 – This command is used to display the DHCP relay option 60 entries.; - The string can be up to 255 characters long.; To display the DHCP option 60 entries:; Default Processing Mode: Drop
- Page 251 – This command is used to display all the DHCP relay option 61 rules.; To display the DHCP option 61 entries:; Default Relay Rule:Drop
- Page 252 – create dhcp excluded_address
- Page 253 – delete dhcp excluded_address
- Page 254 – To delete a DHCP server exclude address:; show dhcp excluded_address; To display the DHCP server excluded addresses:; Index Begin Address End Address
- Page 255 – create dhcp pool; To create a DHCP pool:; Command: create dhcp pool nyknicks; delete dhcp pool; This command is used to delete a DHCP pool.; - Specify to delete all the DHCP pools.
- Page 256 – Command: delete dhcp pool nyknicks; config dhcp pool network_addr; - Specify the IP address that the DHCP server may assign to clients.; config dhcp pool domain_name
- Page 257 – To configure the domain name option of the DHCP pool:; config dhcp pool dns_server; specified on one command line.
- Page 259 – - Specify the NetBIOS node type for Microsoft DHCP clients as mixed.; hybrid; To configure the NetBIOS node type:; config dhcp pool default_router; be specified on one command line.
- Page 260 – config dhcp pool lease; Command: config dhcp pool lease nyknicks infinite
- Page 261 – config dhcp pool boot_file; To configure the boot file:; config dhcp pool next_server
- Page 262 – To configure the next server:; config dhcp pool class; add; - Enter the DHCP class’s name used here. This name can be up to 12
- Page 263 – config dhcp pool option_43; - Specifies the DHCP Option 43 string used.; delete; - Specifies to delete the DHCP Option 43.; enable dhcp class
- Page 264 – Command: enable dhcp class; disable dhcp class; To enable the DHCP class function:; Command: disable dhcp class
- Page 265 – create dhcp class; Command: create dhcp class class2; config dhcp class; class
- Page 266 – Command: config dhcp class class1 add option 60 hex 4d5346*; delete dhcp class
- Page 267 – - Enter the DHCP class name used here. This name can be up to 12; Command: delete dhcp class class2; show dhcp class; to 12 characters long.
- Page 268 – config dhcp ping_packets; To configure ping packets:
- Page 269 – config dhcp ping_timeout; - Specify the amount of time the DHCP server must wait before timing; create dhcp pool manual_binding
- Page 270 – To configure manual bindings:; delete dhcp pool manual_binding; This command is used to delete DHCP server manual binding.; To delete DHCP server manual binding:
- Page 271 – clear dhcp binding; - Specify to clear all IP addresses for the specified pool.; - Specify to clear all binding entries in all pools; show dhcp binding; This command is used to display dynamic binding entries.
- Page 272 – To display dynamic binding entries for “engineering”:; Command: show dhcp binding engineering; show dhcp pool; To display the current DHCP pool information for “engineering”:; Command: show dhcp pool engineering
- Page 273 – show dhcp pool manual_binding; To display the configured manual binding entries:; Pool Name IP Address Hardware Address Type
- Page 275 – DHCP Server Global State: Disabled; clear dhcp conflict_ip
- Page 276 – - Specify the IP address to be cleared.; - Specify that all IP addresses will be cleared.; show dhcp conflict_ip; To display the entries in the DHCP conflict IP database:; IP Address Detection Method Detection Time
- Page 278 – config dhcpv6_relay ipif; To configure the DHCPv6 relay global state to enable:; disable dhcpv6_relay
- Page 281 – Command: config dhcpv6_relay ipif System state enable; - Enter the IP interface name used here. This name can be up to 12
- Page 282 – To show the DHCPv6 relay configuration of System interface:
- Page 283 – create dhcpv6 pool; This command is used to create a DHCPv6 pool for the DHCPv6 server.; - Specifies the pool to be created with this command.; To create a DHCPv6 pool pool1:
- Page 284 – delete dhcpv6 pool; Command: delete dhcpv6 pool pool1; show dhcpv6 pool; pool
- Page 285 – can be up to 12 characters long.; To show the DHCPv6 pool by specifying the pool name pool1:; Command: show dhcpv6 pool pool1; config dhcpv6 pool ipv6network_addr
- Page 286 – success; config dhcpv6 pool domain_name
- Page 287 – To configure the domain name for the DHCPv6 pool pool1:; config dhcpv6 pool dns_server; - Enter the DHCPv6 pool name used here. This name can be up to 12
- Page 288 – config dhcpv6 pool lifetime; Preferred lifetime; config dhcpv6 pool manual_binding
- Page 289 – - Enter the IPv6 address used for the static bind here.; - Specifies to delete the manual binding entry.; To add a manual binding DHCPv6 entry:; show dhcpv6 manual_binding
- Page 290 – To display the manual binding entries of the DHCPv6 pool:; Entry 1; show dhcpv6 binding
- Page 291 – To display the DHCPv6 dynamic binding information on the Switch:; Command: show dhcpv6 binding; clear dhcpv6 binding; To clear the DHCPv6 dynamic binding information on the Switch:; Command: clear dhcpv6 binding; enable dhcpv6_server
- Page 292 – To configure the DHCPv6 server global state to enable:; disable dhcpv6_server; To configure the DHCPv6 server global state to disable:
- Page 293 – This command is used to display the DHCPv6 server setting.; To display the DHCPv6 server setting:; DHCPv6 Server Global State: Disabled; config dhcpv6 pool excluded_address
- Page 294 – show dhcpv6 excluded_address
- Page 295 – To display the excluded address information:; Range 1; config dhcpv6_server ipif
- Page 296 – - Specifies that all the IP interfaces will used.; - Specifies the DHCPv6 server state for the specified interface.; Command: config dhcpv6_server ipif System state enable
- Page 297 – config dnsr; - Specify the IP address of the DNS nameserver.
- Page 298 – enable dnsr; This command is used to enable DNS relay.; cache; - Specify to enable the cache lookup for the DNS relay on the switch.; To enable DNS relay:; Command: enable dnsr; To enable cache lookup for DNS relay:
- Page 299 – Command: enable dnsr cache; To enable static table lookup for DNS relay:; Command: enable dnsr static; disable dnsr; This command is used to disable DNS relay on the switch.; To disable the status of DNS relay:; Command: disable dnsr; To disable cache lookup for DNS relay:; Command: disable dnsr cache
- Page 300 – To disable static table lookup for DNS relay:; Command: disable dnsr static; show dnsr; omitted, the entire DNS relay table will be displayed.; To display the DNS relay status:
- Page 302 – config name_server add; This command is used to add a DNS resolver name server to the Switch.; - Enter the DNS Resolver name server IP address used here.; primary; – (Optional) Specifies that the name server is a primary name server.
- Page 303 – config name_server delete; config name_server timeout; timeout; To configure DNS Resolver name server time out to 10 seconds:
- Page 304 – Name Server Time Out: 3 seconds
- Page 305 – - Specifies that all the hostnames will be deleted.
- Page 306 – This command is used to display the current host name.; – (Optional) Specifies to display the static host name entries.; dynamic; – (Optional) Specifies to display the dynamic host name entries.; To display the static and dynamic host name entries:
- Page 307 – disable dns_resolver; To configure the DNS Resolver state to disabled:
- Page 310 – config dos_prevention log; - Specifies to enable the DoS prevention log state.; - Specifies to disable the DoS prevention log state.; Command: config dos_prevention log enable; config dos_prevention trap
- Page 311 – Command: config dos_prevention trap disable
- Page 312 – To display DoS prevention information:; To display DoS prevention information of Land Attack:
- Page 314 – config duld ports; - Enter the list of ports used for this configuration here.
- Page 315 – To enable unidirectional link detection on port 1:; show duld ports; - Enter the list of ports to be displayed here.
- Page 316 – enable erps; The Ring port is a tagged member port of the R-APS VLAN.
- Page 317 – Command: enable erps; This command is used to disable the ERPS function on the switch.; disable erps; Command: disable erps; create erps raps_vlan
- Page 318 – To create an ERPS RAPS VLAN:; delete erps raps_vlan
- Page 319 – config erps raps_vlan
- Page 322 – To set the R-APS protected VLAN parameter:; config erps log; This command is used to configure the ERPS log state.; To set the log state:; Command: config erps log enable
- Page 323 – config erps trap; Command: config erps trap enable; show erps
- Page 324 – The RPL port is not virtual channel.; To display ERPS information:
- Page 326 – config external_alarm; unit; - Specifies which channel is selected to configure.; message; To configure the alarm message for channel 1 of unit 2:
- Page 327 – This command is used to display the status of the external alarm.; To display the real-time status of the external alarm:
- Page 328 – FDB Commands; create fdb; - Specify the MAC address to be added to the static forwarding table.; To create an unicast MAC forwarding:
- Page 329 – create fdb vlanid; port; - Specify to have the switch drop traffic.; create multicast_fdb; - Specify the name of the VLAN on which the MAC address resides. The
- Page 330 – To create multicast MAC forwarding:; config multicast_fdb; - Specifies a range of ports to be configured.
- Page 331 – config fdb aging_time; To configure MAC address aging time:; This is the default.
- Page 332 – To configure the multicast packet filtering mode for all VLANs:; delete fdb; This command is used to delete a permanent FDB entry.
- Page 333 – clear fdb; - Specify the name of the VLAN on which the MAC address resides.; To clear all FDB dynamic entries:; Command: clear fdb all; – (Optional) Specifies the VLAN ID on which the MAC address resides.
- Page 334 – To display multicast MAC address table:; VLAN Name : default; show fdb; - Specify to display the entries by VLAN ID list.
- Page 335 – To display unicast MAC address table:; Unicast MAC Address Aging Time = 300; To show multicast filtering mode for ports:; VLAN ID/VLAN Name Multicast Filter Mode
- Page 337 – This command is used to display storage media information.; To display storage media information:
- Page 338 – This command is used to create a directory.; To create a directory:; rd
- Page 339 – To delete an empty directory:; To change a work directory:
- Page 340 – dir; To list a directory:; Idx Info Attr Size Update Time Name; To list a system directory:
- Page 341 – System reserved directory. Used space 89KB.; rename; To rename a file or directory:; erase
- Page 342 – related to the current directory.; format; This command is used to format a specific drive.
- Page 343 – del; then it is related to the current directory.; recursive; To delete a a directory with the parameter “recursive”:; Command: del d1 recursive
- Page 344 – move; To move a file or directory:; copy
- Page 345 – related to the current directory; change drive; This command is used to change the current drive.; To display the storage media’s information:
- Page 347 – Filter Commands; config filter dhcp_server; - Specify the IP address of the DHCP server to be permitted.
- Page 348 – config filter dhcp_server log
- Page 349 – To enable the log for a DHCP server filter event:; Command: config filter dhcp_server log enable; config filter dhcp_server trap; – Specifies to enable the trap for a DHCP server filter event.; – Specifies to disable the trap for a DHCP server filter event.; Command: config filter dhcp_server trap enable; show filter dhcp_server
- Page 350 – Illegal Server Log Suppress Duration:1 minutes; config filter extensive_netbios; - Specify the port or range of ports to configure.; - Enable the filter to block the NetBIOS packets over 802.3 frames.; - Disable the filter to block the NetBIOS packets over 802.3 frames.
- Page 351 – To configure the extensive NetBIOS filter state on ports 1 to 10:; show filter extensive_netbios; To display the extensive NetBIOS filter state on the switch:; config filter netbios
- Page 352 – Command: config filter netbios 1-10 state enable; show filter netbios; Command: show filter netbios
- Page 354 – enable gratuitous_arp; - Specify the interface name. The maximum length is 12 characters.; Command: enable gratuitous_arp ipif System trap log; disable gratuitous_arp
- Page 355 – Command: disable gratuitous_arp ipif System trap log; config gratuitous_arp learning
- Page 356 – Command: config gratuitous_arp learning enable
- Page 357 – config gratuitous_arp send periodically ipif; interval; - The periodically send gratuitous ARP interval time, in seconds.
- Page 358 – This command is used to display gratuitous ARP configuration.; To display the gratuitous ARP log and trap state:
- Page 359 – This command is used to enable the IGMP proxy on the switch.
- Page 362 – group; To display IGMP proxy information:; IGMP Proxy Global State : Enabled; To display the IGMP proxy’s group information:
- Page 364 – config igmp_snooping querier; config igmp_snooping; This command is used to configure IGMP snooping on the switch.
- Page 367 – - Specify the name of the VLAN on which the router port resides.
- Page 369 – To display the router ports on the default VLAN:; VLAN Name : default; This command allows you to enable IGMP snooping on the switch.; enable igmp_snooping; To enable IGMP snooping on the switch:; disable igmp_snooping
- Page 370 – To disable IGMP snooping:; - Specify the name of the VLAN. The maximum length is 32 characters.; To show IGMP snooping:
- Page 371 – show igmp_snooping group; configuration information.
- Page 372 – snooping group configuration of the switch.; To display IGMP snooping groups:
- Page 374 – To display the IGMP snooping rate limit for ports 1-2:; Port Rate Limit; - Specify the multicast group IP address.
- Page 375 – - Specify the name of the VLAN on which the static group resides.; - Specify the ID of the VLAN on which the static group resides.
- Page 377 – show igmp_snooping statistic counter; - Specify the VLAN name. The maximum length is 32 characters.; - Specify a list of VLANs to be displayed.; – Specify a list of ports to be displayed.; To display the IGMP snooping statistics counter for port 1:
- Page 378 – clear igmp_snooping statistics counter; To clear the IGMP snooping statistic counter:
- Page 379 – Command: clear igmp_snooping statistics counter; show igmp_snooping forwarding; forwarding table entries of the switch.
- Page 380 – - Enter the IP address of the data driven group to be cleared here.; - Specifies that all the IP addresses will be cleared.; To clear the IGMP snooping group learned by data driven:
- Page 381 – - Specifies that all VLANs will be configured.
- Page 382 – here. This value must be between 1 and 960.
- Page 383 – To configure the IGMP snooping forward lookup mode to be MAC-based:; IGMP snooping forward lookup mode: MAC address.
- Page 385 – is given a name that can be up to 32 characters.
- Page 386 – none; create
- Page 388 – - Specify the multicast VLAN profile name. The maximum length is 32; - Specify a multicast address list. This can be a continuous single
- Page 389 – - The profile file can be up to 32 characters long.; To delete an IGMP snooping multicast group profile named “Knicks”:
- Page 390 – To display all IGMP snooping multicast VLAN profiles:; Profile Name Multicast Addresses; VLAN is given a name that can be up to 32 characters.; - Specify to associate a profile to a multicast VLAN.; - The profile name can be up to 32 characters long.
- Page 391 – This command is used to delete an IGMP snooping multicast VLAN.
- Page 394 – - The packet will be flooded on the VLAN.
- Page 395 – - Specifies to enable the auto assign VLAN function.; - Specifies to disable the auto assign VLAN function.; To enable the auto assign VLAN function of multicast VLAN:
- Page 396 – create iproute; - Specify the IP address for the next hop router.
- Page 397 – delete iproute; show iproute
- Page 398 – longest prefix matched route will be displayed.; To display the contents of the IP routing table:; Command: show iproute; create ipv6route; - Specify the destination network for the route.
- Page 399 – delete ipv6route
- Page 400 – To delete an IPv6 static route:; show ipv6route; - Enter the IPv6 destination network address of the route.; To display an IPv6 route:; Command: show ipv6route
- Page 401 – config ip_tunnel manual; This command is used to create an IP tunnel interface.; To create an IP tunnel interface (with the tunnel name “tn2”):
- Page 403 – source; the source address for packets in the IPv6 tunnel.; destination; - Enter the IPv4 destination address used here.; config ip_tunnel 6to4
- Page 404 – - Enter the IPv4 source address used here.; config ip_tunnel isatap
- Page 405 – - Enter the source IPv4 address used here.
- Page 406 – To show an IP tunnel interface’s information (Tunnel name is “tn2”):; Tunnel Interface : tn2; up to 12 characters long.
- Page 407 – config ip_tunnel gre
- Page 409 – To display the configuration of a GRE tunnel interface named “tn2”:
- Page 410 – create ipv6 neighbor_cache ipif; This command is used to add a static neighbor on an IPv6 interface.; - Specify the IPv6 address of the neighbor.; To add a static entry into the NDP table:
- Page 411 – delete ipv6 neighbor_cache ipif; show ipv6 neighbor_cache ipif; - Specify all the IPv6 interface names.
- Page 412 – Command: show ipv6 neighbor_cache ipif System all; config ipv6 nd ns ipif
- Page 413 – Command: config ipv6 nd ns ipif System retrans_time 400; config ipv6 nd ra ipif
- Page 414 – config ipv6 nd ra prefix_option ipif
- Page 415 – address configuration.; show ipv6 nd; Command: show ipv6 nd ipif System
- Page 417 – This command is used to create an IP-MAC-Port binding entry.
- Page 418 – To create address binding on the switch:; create address_binding ip_mac ipv6address
- Page 420 – - The stop learning threshold value must be between 0 and 500.
- Page 421 – To configure an address binding entry:; config address_binding ip_mac ipv6address; This command is used to update an address binding entry using IPv6.
- Page 422 – delete address_binding blocked
- Page 423 – show address_binding
- Page 424 – To display address binding information:; show address_binding blocked
- Page 425 – blocked; To show the IMPB entries that are currently blocked:; Command: show address_binding blocked all
- Page 426 – To display all the IP-MAC address binding information:; IP Address MAC Address M ACL Ports; To display the IMPB entry by IP address and MAC address:; IP Address MAC Address
- Page 428 – – (Optional) Specifies that the address used is an IPv6 address.; To enable the address binding DHCP snooping mode:
- Page 429 – – Specifies that all IP addresses will be used.
- Page 431 – To display the DHCP snooping binding entries:
- Page 432 – IP Address MAC Address S LT(sec) Port; - Specify the list of ports to configure maximum number of entries.; - Specify all the ports to configure maximum number of entries.; limit; - Specify a maximum limit between 1 and 50.; To set the maximum number of entries that ports 1 to 3 can learn to 10:
- Page 433 – config address_binding recover_learning ports; This command is used to recover port learning.; - Specify to recover learning for all ports.
- Page 435 – ND Snoop : Enabled
- Page 436 – To show the ND snooping maximum entry information for ports 1-5:; Port Max Entry; - Enter the port number used for this display here.; To display the ND snooping binding entry:; IP Address MAC Address S LT(sec) Port
- Page 437 – - Clear all ND snooping learned entries.; To clear ND snooping entry on ports 1-3:
- Page 438 – based Access Control; enable jwac
- Page 439 – Command: enable jwac; This command is used to disable JWAC.; disable jwac
- Page 440 – Command: disable jwac; enable jwac redirect; redirect quarantine_server; Command: enable jwac redirect; disable jwac redirect
- Page 441 – To disable JW AC redirect:; Command: disable jwac redirect; enable jwac forcible_logout; To enable JW AC forcible logout:
- Page 442 – This command is used to disable JWAC forcible logout.; disable jwac forcible_logout; To disable JW AC forcible logout:; enable jwac udp_filtering
- Page 443 – To enable JW AC UDP filtering:; This command is used to disable JWAC UDP filtering.; disable jwac udp_filtering; To disable JW AC UDP filtering:
- Page 445 – To set the quarantine server error timeout:; config jwac; be added to the static FDB correctly before it can work properly.
- Page 446 – config jwac redirect
- Page 447 – config jwac virtual_ip; - Specify the IP address of the virtual IP.; url; config jwac update_server
- Page 448 – addresses can be added.; - Specify the network address to add or delete.
- Page 449 – config jwac ports
- Page 450 – Command: config jwac ports 1-9 state enable; config jwac radius_protocol; To configure the RADIUS protocol used by JWAC:
- Page 451 – create jwac user; account to pass authentication.; config jwac user; This command configures a JWAC user.
- Page 452 – delete jwac; user
- Page 453 – This command is used to display JW AC users in the local database.; show jwac user; To display the current JWAC local users:; Command: show jwac user; show jwac; show jwac
- Page 454 – To display the current JWAC configuration:; show jwac auth_state ports; This command is used to display information for JWAC client hosts.
- Page 455 – To display JW AC authentication entries for ports 1 to 2:; This command is used to display the JW AC update server.; show jwac update_server; To display the JW AC update server:
- Page 456 – show jwac ports; This command is used to display the port configuration of JWAC.; Port State Aging Time Idle Time Block Time Max; clear jwac auth_state; This command is used to clear authentication entries.
- Page 457 – Command: clear jwac auth_state ports all blocked; config jwac authenticate_page; Command: config jwac authenticate_page japanese
- Page 458 – show jwac authenticate_page; 社内; config jwac authentication_page element
- Page 459 – japanese; ディーリンクジャパン株式会社
- Page 460 – config jwac authorization attributes
- Page 461 – To disable the configuration authorized from the local database:; Command: config jwac authorization attributes local disable
- Page 462 – This command is used to enable support of Jumbo Frames.
- Page 463 – To disable Jumbo Frames:; config jumbo_frame ports; - Specifies that all the ports will be used for this configuration.; - Specifies that the jumbo frame state will be enabled.; - Specifies that the jumbo frame state will be disabled.
- Page 464 – This command is used to display Jumbo Frames.; To display Jumbo Frames for port 1 to 5:
- Page 465 – This command is used to configure per-port LACP mode.; mode; – Specify the port mode.; active; To configure port LACP mode for ports 1 to 3:
- Page 466 – To display the current LACP mode for ports 1 to 3 on the switch:; Port Activity
- Page 467 – config l2protocol_tunnel ports
- Page 468 – - Specify the port is NNI port; To configure the STP tunneling on ports 1-4:; show l2protocol_tunnel; uni; To show Layer 2 protocol tunneling information summary:
- Page 469 – enable l2protocol_tunnel; Used to enable the Layer 2 protocol tunneling function.
- Page 470 – To enable the Layer 2 protocol tunneling function:; Used to disable the Layer 2 protocol tunneling function.; disable l2protocol_tunnel; To disable the Layer 2 protocol tunneling function:
- Page 472 – – Specifies the ID of the profile.; To create a multicast address profile named MOD:
- Page 476 – Profile ID Name Multicast Addresses
- Page 477 – To add multicast address profile 2 to ports 1 and 3:; address filtering function.
- Page 478 – To display the limited multicast address range on ports 1 and 3:; Profile ID Name Multicast Addresses; - Specify a range of ports to configure the maximum multicast group.; - Specify the VLAN ID to configure the maximum multicast group.
- Page 480 – To display the maximum number of multicast groups for ports 1-2:; Port Max Multicast Group Number Action
- Page 481 – config link_aggregation algorithm; This command is used to create a link aggregation group.; allows up to 32 link aggregation groups to be configured.; type; default is the static type.; lacp; To create a link aggregation group:
- Page 482 – include the master port.
- Page 484 – To configure the link aggregation algorithm to mac-source-dest:; show link_aggregation; algorithm; Type : LACP
- Page 486 – LLDP Commands; enable lldp
- Page 487 – Command: enable lldp; disable lldp; Command: disable lldp; config lldp
- Page 489 – To change the re-initialization delay interval to five seconds:; This command is used to display LLDP.; show lldp
- Page 490 – config lldp forward_message; To enable LLDP forwarding messages:; Command: config lldp forward_message enable; config lldp notification_interval
- Page 491 – setting is 5 seconds.; To change the notification interval to 10 seconds:; Command: config lldp notification_interval 10; config lldp ports
- Page 494 – Command: config lldp ports 1-5 notification enable
- Page 495 – Command: config lldp ports all basic_tlvs system_name enable
- Page 496 – show lldp ports; To display LLDP TLV option port 1:
- Page 497 – To configure a LLDP-MED fast start repeat count of 5:
- Page 498 – config lldp_med log state; This command is used to configure the log state of LLDP-MED events.; To enable the log state of LLDP-MED events:; Command: config lldp_med log state enable; config lldp_med notification topo_change ports
- Page 499 – config lldp_med ports
- Page 500 – Topology Change Notification Status : Enabled
- Page 501 – To display the switch’s general LLDP-MED configuration status:
- Page 503 – To display remote entry information:
- Page 504 – show lldp local_ports; information for all ports will be displayed.; - Specify to display the information in brief mode.; normal; - Specify to display the information in detailed mode.
- Page 506 – show lldp remote_ ports; To display LLDP information for remote ports 1 and 2:; Remote Entities Count : 0
- Page 507 – show lldp statistics; To display LLDP statistics:; show lldp statistics ports
- Page 508 – To display LLDP statistic information for port 1:
- Page 509 – config loopdetect; how long to check if the loop status is gone. The default value is 60.; To set a recover time of 0 and an interval of 20 in VLAN-based mode:
- Page 510 – config loopdetect ports; – Specify the status.; enabled; - Enable loop-detect for the ports specified in the port list.; disabled; Command: config loopdetect ports 1-5 state enable; enable loopdetect
- Page 511 – To enable loop detection:; Command: enable loopdetect; disable loopdetect; To disable loop detection:; Command: disable loopdetect
- Page 512 – show loopdetect; To display the switch’s current loop detection configuration:; show loopdetect ports
- Page 513 – config loopdetect trap
- Page 514 – Command: config loopdetect trap both; config loopdetect log state; Command: config loopdetect log state enable
- Page 516 – create loopback ipif; This command is used to create a loopback interface on the Switch.; config loopback ipif
- Page 517 – a host address and length of network mask.; - Specifies that the loopback interface state will be enabled.; - Specifies that the loopback interface state will be disabled.; show loopback ipif; name can be up to 12 characters long.
- Page 518 – delete loopback ipif; This command is used to delete a loopback interface.; – Specifies that all the IP loopback interfaces will be deleted.; Command: delete loopback ipif loopback1
- Page 519 – config mac_notification ports; enable mac_notification; To enable the MAC notification function:; disable mac_notification
- Page 520 – To disable the MAC notification function:; config mac_notification; - Specify the time interval in seconds to trigger the notification.; historysize
- Page 521 – Command: config mac_notification interval 1 historysize 500; - Specifiy a range of ports to be configured.; - Specify to set all ports in the system.; - Specify to enable the port’s MAC address table notification.; - Specify to disable the port’s MAC address table notification.; Command: config mac_notification ports 7 enable; show mac_notification
- Page 522 – show mac_notification ports
- Page 524 – Control Commands
- Page 526 – password. The maximum length of the key is 16 characters.; - Specify to authenticate via local database.; radius; - Specify to authenticate via RADIUS server.
- Page 527 – VLAN if it’s MAC-based access control state is enable.
- Page 528 – - Specify to disable the MAC-based access control function.; - Specify the number of maximum users. The default value is 128 users.
- Page 530 – - Specify the port range to clear the authentication state.; - Specify to clear a specified host authentication state.
- Page 535 – To display MAC-based access control information:
- Page 536 – To display MAC-based access control information for ports 1 to 4:; mac; - Specify the VLAN name up to 32 characters long.; - Specify the VLAN ID value between 1 and 4094.; To display MAC-based access control local data:
- Page 537 – To display MAC-based access control local data by MAC address:; MAC Address VID; To display MAC-based access control local data by VLAN:; MAC Address VID
- Page 538 – To disable the log state for MAC-based Access Control:; To enable the trap state for MAC-based Access Control:
- Page 540 – Mirror Commands; create mirror group_id; Create mirror group 3:; config mirror port
- Page 541 – Command: config mirror port 6 add source ports 1-5 both; config mirror group_id; - Enter the target port number used here.
- Page 542 – delete mirror group_id
- Page 543 – enable mirror; To enable mirroring configurations:; Command: enable mirror; disable mirror
- Page 544 – To disable mirroring configurations:; Command: disable mirror; show mirror; To display mirroring configuration:
- Page 546 – This command is used to enable the MLD proxy on the switch.
- Page 549 – To display the MLD proxy’s information:
- Page 551 – show mld_snooping statistic counter; This command is used to configure MLD snooping on the switch.
- Page 554 – - Specify the multicast group IPv6 address.
- Page 556 – This command is used to display the MLD snooping static groups.; To display all the MLD snooping static groups:; VLAN ID/Name IP Address Static Member Ports
- Page 557 – To display the MLD snooping statistics counters on port 1:
- Page 558 – clear mld_snooping statistics counter
- Page 559 – To clear the MLD snooping statistics counters:; Command: clear mld_snooping statistics counter; config mld_snooping querier; The default setting is 125 seconds.
- Page 562 – disable mld_snooping
- Page 563 – To disable MLD snooping on the switch:; To display MLD snooping:; MLD Snooping Global State : Disabled
- Page 564 – show mld_snooping group; - Specify the VLAN name. The maximum length is 32 characters.
- Page 566 – To display router ports:; VLAN Name : default; show mld_snooping forwarding; snooping forwarding entries.
- Page 567 – - Enter the IPv6 address of the data driven group to be cleared here.; - Specifies that all the IPv6 addresses will be cleared.
- Page 569 – default setting is 120.
- Page 572 – state enable
- Page 574 – be up to 32 characters long.; To delete an MLD snooping multicast group profile named “Knicks”:
- Page 575 – To display all MLD snooping multicast VLAN profiles:; - Specify the multicast VLAN profile name. The profile name can be up
- Page 576 – This command is used to delete an MLD snooping multicast VLAN.
- Page 580 – To enable the auto assign VLAN function:
- Page 581 – config greeting_message; This command is used to modify the login banner.; Greeting Messages Editor
- Page 582 – show greeting_message; To display the currently configured greeting message:
- Page 583 – config command_prompt; username
- Page 584 – To edit the command prompt:
- Page 585 – create nlb multicast_fdb; up to 32 characters long.; To create a NLB multicast FDB entry:
- Page 586 – delete nlb multicast_fdb; This command is used to delete the Switch’s NLB multicast FDB entry.; To delete NLB multicast FDB entry:; config nlb multicast_fdb
- Page 587 – show nlb fdb
- Page 589 – enable snmp
- Page 590 – Command: enable snmp; disable snmp; Command: disable snmp
- Page 593 – Management Stations
- Page 595 – To configure the switch location for “HQ 5F”:; Command: config snmp system_location HQ 5F; config snmp system_contact; To configure the switch contact to “; M I S D e p a r t m e n t I V; enable snmp traps; This command is used to enable SNMP trap support on the switch.
- Page 596 – To enable SNMP trap support:; Command: enable snmp traps; This command is used to disable SNMP trap support on the switch.; disable snmp traps; To prevent SNMP traps from being sent from the switch:; Command: disable snmp traps
- Page 597 – enable snmp authenticate_traps; To enable SNMP authentication trap support:; disable snmp authenticate_traps; To disable SNMP authentication trap support:
- Page 598 – Command: disable snmp authenticate_traps; This command is used to enable SNMP linkchange trap support.; enable snmp linkchange_traps; To enable SNMP linkchange trap support:; disable snmp linkchange_traps; disable snmp linkchange_traps
- Page 599 – To disable SNMP linkchange trap support:; 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 600 – show snmp traps; This command is used to display the SNMP trap state.; Specify a port or port range.; To display SNMP traps:
- Page 601 – config snmp coldstart_traps; - Enable traps for coldstart events. The default state is enabled.; To enable traps for coldstart events:
- Page 602 – config snmp warmstart_traps; - Enable traps for warmstart events. The default state is enabled.; To enable traps for warmstart events:; Command: config snmp warmstart_traps enable; config trap source_ipif; - Specify to clear the configured source IP interface.
- Page 603 – This command is used to display the trap source IP interface.; show trap source_ipif; To display the trap source IP interface:; Trap Source IP Interface Configuration:
- Page 604 – config rmon trap; Command: config rmon trap rising_alarm disable; show rmon
- Page 605 – To display current RMON settings:; RMON Rising Alarm Trap : Enabled
- Page 606 – show packet ports; - Specify a port or range of ports to be displayed.
- Page 607 – To display the packets analysis for port 7:; show error ports
- Page 608 – To display the errors of port 3:; show utilization; To display port utilization:
- Page 609 – To display CPU utilization:; show utilization dram
- Page 610 – To display DRAM utilization:; show utilization flash; To display Flash utilization:; clear counters; This command is used to clear the switch’s statistics counters.
- Page 611 – clear log
- Page 612 – show log; This command is used to display the switch history log.; index 1-5 will display the history log from 1 to 5.; To display the switch history log:
- Page 613 – Index Date Time Level Log Text; This command is used to display the method to save log.
- Page 614 – ERPS ERROR_LOG MSTP; This command is used to set the method to save log.
- Page 615 – enable syslog; To enable syslog to send a message:; Command: enable syslog; disable syslog; disable syslog; To disable syslog sending a message:
- Page 616 – This command is used to display the syslog protocol global state.; show syslog; To display the syslog protocol global state:; Command: show syslog; config syslog host; This command is used to configure the syslog host configuration.
- Page 617 – create syslog host
- Page 618 – - Specify the IPv4 address or IPv6 address of the host.; To create a new syslog host:
- Page 619 – delete syslog host; To delete a syslog host:; Command: delete syslog host 4; show syslog host; This command is used to display syslog host configurations.
- Page 620 – To display syslog host configurations:; config syslog source_ipif
- Page 621 – To configure the syslog source IP interface:; Command: config syslog source_ipif System; To clear the configured source IP interface for syslog:; This command is used to display the syslog source IP interface.; show syslog source_ipif; To display the syslog source interface:; Syslog Source IP Interface Configuration:
- Page 622 – This command is used to display the switch’s attack log.; index; To display the switch’s attack log:; Index Date Time Level Log Text; This command is used to clear the switch’s attack log.
- Page 623 – To clear the switch’s attack log:
- Page 624 – OAM Commands; config ethernet_oam ports
- Page 626 – Command: config ethernet_oam ports 1 state enable
- Page 628 – show ethernet_oam ports; The status information includes:
- Page 629 – status; - Specify to display the Ethernet OAM status.; configuration; - Specify to display the Ethernet OAM configuration.; statistics; - Specify to display Ethernet OAM statistics.; To display Ethernet OAM statistics information for port 1:
- Page 630 – clear ethernet_oam ports; Command: clear ethernet_oam ports 1 statistics
- Page 631 – config traffic control
- Page 632 – - Enter a value between 5 and 30 minutes.; Switch detects a storm, it will shutdown the port directly.; config traffic control auto_recover_time; To configure the auto recover time to 5 minutes:
- Page 633 – config traffic control log state; - Specifies the traffic control log state.; - Specifies that the traffic control state will be disabled.; Command: config traffic control log state enable; config traffic trap
- Page 634 – - A notification will be generated when a storm event is detected.; both; To configure a traffic control trap:; Command: config traffic trap both; show traffic control; This command is used to display current traffic control settings.
- Page 635 – To display the packet storm control setting for ports 1 to 3:
- Page 636 – enable password_recovery; disable password_recovery
- Page 637 – show password_recovery
- Page 638 – To display the password recovery state:; Running Configuration
- Page 639 – config port_security ports
- Page 641 – config port_security vlan; - Specify the VLAN by name. The maximum length is 32 characters.; - Specify the value between 0 and 3328.
- Page 642 – - Specify the VLAN ID. This value must be between 1 and 4094.
- Page 644 – To display a port security entry:; MAC Address VID Port Lock Mode; To display the global configuration of port security:; Port Security Trap State : Disabled
- Page 645 – To display the port security information of switch ports 1 to 6:; config port_security log state; - Specifies to enable the port security log.; - Specifies to disable the port security log.; To enable the port security log:
- Page 646 – Command: config port_security log state enable; config port_security trap state; - Specifies to enable the port security trap.; - Specifies to disable the port security trap.; To enable the sending of port security traps:; Command: config port_security trap state enable
- Page 647 – Power over Ethernet; config poe ports
- Page 648 – config poe system
- Page 649 – units; - Specifies that all the units will be used for this configuration.; - Specifies that the legacy PDs detection status will be enabled.; To configure the PoE system-wise setting:; show poe ports
- Page 650 – To display PoE port configurations on port 1 to 6:; show poe system
- Page 651 – To display the PoE system:; Command: show poe system units 1
- Page 652 – Enable the power saving feature.; Disable the power saving feature.; Enable the length detection feature.; Disable the length detection feature.; To configure power saving:
- Page 653 – This command is used to display power saving information.; To display power saving information:; Power Saving State: Enabled
- Page 654 – enable ptp; To enable the PTP function globally:
- Page 655 – Command: enable ptp; disable ptp; To disable the PTP function globally:; Command: disable ptp; config ptp mode
- Page 656 – boundary; - Specifies the Switch as a Boundary Clock.; Command: config ptp mode p2p_transparent; config ptp transport protocol; - Specifies the transport protocol of PTP as IEEE802.3 Ethernet.; udp; - Specifies the transport protocol of PTP as UDP over IPv4.
- Page 657 – Command: config ptp transport protocol ethernet; config ptp clock domain_number; The default value is 0.; - Enter the unit ID used here. This value must be between 1 and 12.
- Page 658 – config ptp boundary; priority1; master clock algorithm. Lower values take precedence.; priority2; To configure the priority1 value of the boundary clock as 127:; Command: config ptp boundary priority1 127
- Page 659 – config ptp ports; config ptp boundary ports
- Page 660 – - Specifies the list of port used for this configuration.; announce; between 1 and 32 seconds.; The announce interval is automatically adjusted to 4.
- Page 662 – config ptp p2p_transparent ports; show ptp
- Page 663 – To show the global PTP configuration:; PTP State Setting : Enabled; show ptp clock; To show the active attributes of the boundary clock:
- Page 664 – To show the properties of the Peer-to-Peer transparent clock:
- Page 665 – show ptp clock parent; To show the active attributes of the boundary clock parent:
- Page 667 – show ptp ports; - Specifies the list of port used for this display.; - Specifies that all the ports will be used for this display.
- Page 668 – show ptp boundary
- Page 669 – – (Optional) Specifies the list of port used for this display.; To show the configured attributes of the boundary clock:; show ptp p2p_transparent ports
- Page 671 – FM Port Identity : The clock identity of the Foreign Master Port
- Page 672 – config port dot1v ports; - Specify the name of the protocol group.; To create a protocol group:
- Page 673 – add protocol
- Page 675 – Protocol Protocol Frame Type Protocol
- Page 676 – show port dot1v
- Page 677 – To display the protocol VLAN information for ports 1 to 2:; Protocol Group ID VLAN Name Protocol Priority
- Page 678 – QoS Commands; config bandwidth_control
- Page 679 – To configure port bandwidth:; show bandwidth_control; To display the port bandwidth control table for ports 1 to 2:; Bandwidth Control Table
- Page 681 – config scheduling
- Page 682 – Command: config scheduling 0 weight 10; config scheduling_mechanism; - Specifies that all the ports will be used.
- Page 683 – To configure the traffic scheduling mechanism for each CoS queue:; Command: config scheduling_mechanism strict; show scheduling; To display the traffic scheduling parameters for each CoS queue:; Command: show scheduling
- Page 684 – show scheduling_mechanism; This command is used to display the traffic scheduling mechanism.
- Page 685 – To display the scheduling mechanism for all ports:; To show the scheduling mechanism on ports 1-10:
- Page 687 – This command is used to display 802.1p user priority.; QoS Class of Traffic
- Page 688 – - Specify that the command applies to all ports on the switch.
- Page 689 – To display 802.1p default priority for ports 1 to 4:; Port Priority Effective Priority; enable hol_prevention; To enable HOL prevention on the switch:
- Page 690 – disable hol_prevention; To disable HOL prevention on the switch:
- Page 691 – To display HOL prevention state on the switch:; Device HOL Prevention State: Enabled
- Page 692 – enable qinq; Command: enable qinq
- Page 693 – disable qinq; Command: disable qinq; show qinq
- Page 694 – QinQ Status : Enabled; config qinq ports
- Page 695 – config qinq inner_tpid; To configure the inner TPID in the system to 0x9100:; This command is used to display the inner TPID of the system.; show qinq inner_tpid
- Page 696 – To display the inner TPID of the system:; show qinq ports; This command is used to display the Q-in-Q configuration of ports.; Role: NNI
- Page 697 – create vlan_translation ports; - Specify the CVID to be matched for incoming packets.; svid; - Specify the SVID of the S-tag to be added or replaced to the packets.; priority
- Page 698 – delete vlan_translation ports; all rules configured for the port will be deleted.; show vlan_translation
- Page 699 – cvid; - Specify to display the rules for the specified CVIDs.; To display VLAN translation for ports 1 and 2:; Port CVID SVID Action Priority
- Page 700 – config rip timers; enable rip; config rip
- Page 702 – before it is removed from routing table.; This command is used to disable RIP for the switch.; disable rip
- Page 703 – Command: disable rip; show rip
- Page 705 – RIPng Commands; config ripng; This command is used to enable RIPng globally for the Switch.; enable ripng; To enable RIPng globally:; Command: enable ripng; disable ripng; disable ripng
- Page 706 – To disable RIPng globally:; Command: disable ripng; show ripng
- Page 707 – This command is used to configure the RIPng algorithm and timer.; method; - Specifies to configure not use any horizon.; update; To configure the RIPng method as poison reverse:
- Page 708 – Command: config ripng method poison_reverse; config ripng ipif; To enable the RIPng interface state:; Command: config ripng ipif System state enable
- Page 709 – RSPAN Commands; delete rspan vlan; This command is used to enable RSPAN globally.; enable rspan; To enable RSPAN globally:; Command: enable rspan; disable rspan; disable rspan
- Page 710 – To disable the RSPAN globally:; Command: disable rspan; create rspan vlan; - Specify the VLAN ID between 1 and 4094.
- Page 711 – To create an RSPAN VLAN entry by VLAN ID “3”:; This command is used to delete an RSPAN VLAN.; To delete an RSPAN VLAN entry by VLAN name “v2”:
- Page 712 – config rspan vlan
- Page 713 – To configure an RSPAN source entry without source target port:; Command: config rspan vlan vlan_name vlan2 source add ports 2-5 rx; To configure RSPAN redirect for “VLAN 2” to ports 18 and 19:; Command: config rspan vlan vlan_name vlan2 redirect add ports 18-19; show rspan; This command is used to display RSPAN configuration.
- Page 714 – To display specific RSPAN settings:
- Page 715 – config safeguard_engine; - Configure the safeguard engine state to enable.
- Page 716 – To configure the safeguard engine:; This command is used to display safeguard engine information.; show safeguard_engine; To display safeguard engine information:; Safeguard Engine State : Disabled
- Page 717 – sFlow Commands; enable sflow; This command is used to enable the sFlow function.; To enable the sFlow function:; Command: enable sflow
- Page 718 – This command is used to disable the sFlow function.; disable sflow; To disable the sFlow function:; Command: disable sflow; show sflow; show sflow
- Page 719 – create sflow flow_sampler ports
- Page 720 – config sflow flow_sampler ports; Command: config sflow flow_sampler ports all rate 1
- Page 721 – delete sflow flow_sampler ports; create sflow analyzer_server; owner
- Page 722 – Command: create sflow analyzer_server 1 owner monitor; delete sflow analyzer_server
- Page 723 – config sflow analyzer_server; - Specify the destination port for sending sflow datagrams. The; maxdatagramsize; a single sample datagram.; To configure the sFlow analyzer server information:
- Page 724 – show sflow analyzer_server; To display sFlow analyzer server information:; create sflow counter_poller ports
- Page 725 – To create the sFlow counter poller:; config sflow counter_poller ports; counters. If set to disabled, the counter sample is disabled.
- Page 726 – Command: config sflow counter_poller ports 1 interval 50; delete sflow counter_poller ports; This command is used to delete the sFlow counter poller.; To delete the sFlow counter poller for port 1:; Command: delete sflow counter_poller ports 1; show sflow counter_poller
- Page 727 – Port Analyzer Server ID Polling Interval (sec); show sflow flow_sampler; Port Analyzer Configured Configured Active Active Max Header
- Page 728 – reconfig; enable sim; To enable single IP management:
- Page 729 – disable sim; Command: disable sim; show sim; candidates
- Page 730 – To show the self information in detail:
- Page 732 – exit
- Page 733 – Success.; config sim; commander
- Page 734 – Command: config sim commander
- Page 735 – members; ID MAC Address Result
- Page 738 – SMTP Commands; enable smtp; Command: enable smtp; disable smtp; This command is used to disable SMTP status.
- Page 739 – Command: disable smtp; config smtp; server
- Page 740 – Command: config smtp delete mail_receiver 2; show smtp
- Page 741 – To display the current SMTP information:; SMTP Status : Disabled; This command is used to test whether the SMTP server can be reached.
- Page 742 – To test whether the SMTP server can be reached:
- Page 743 – Commands; create snmp user; range is 1 to 32 characters.
- Page 744 – delete snmp user
- Page 745 – Command: delete snmp user dlink; show snmp user; To display SNMP user information:; Command: show snmp user
- Page 746 – show snmp groups; To display the names of the SNMP groups on the switch:
- Page 747 – create snmp view; - Specify the access type of of the MIB tree in this view.; included; delete snmp view; This command is used to remove a view record.
- Page 748 – Command: delete snmp view dlinkview all; show snmp view; This command is used to display SNMP view records.; Command: show snmp view
- Page 749 – create snmp community; - Specify the community string. The maximum string length is 32; view; delete snmp community; This command is used to remove a specific community string.
- Page 750 – Command: delete snmp community dlink; show snmp community; This command is used to display community string configurations.; Command: show snmp community
- Page 751 – create snmp community_masking view; switch’s SNMP agent.
- Page 752 – config snmp engineID; - Specify the identify for the SNMP engine on the switch.; show snmp engineID; To display the identification of an SNMP engine:
- Page 753 – Command: show snmp engineID; create snmp group
- Page 754 – host
- Page 755 – delete snmp
- Page 756 – show snmp host; If no parameter is specified, all SNMP hosts will be displayed.; Command: show snmp host; show snmp v6host
- Page 757 – Command: show snmp v6host; enable community_encryption
- Page 758 – disable community_encryption; To disable the encryption state on the SNMP community string:
- Page 759 – show community_encryption; To show the encryption state on the SNMP community string:; SNMP Community Encryption State : Enabled
- Page 760 – show stp
- Page 761 – show stp instance; To display STP instances:
- Page 762 – show stp ports
- Page 763 – , that means they are in the same MST region.; Display the STP MST Config ID:
- Page 764 – create stp instance_id; delete stp instance_id; This value must be between 1 and 64.
- Page 765 – config stp instance_id
- Page 766 – - Specify the name given for a specified MST region.; enable stp
- Page 767 – disable stp; Command: disable stp
- Page 768 – config stp version; mstp; - Specify to use Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol.; rstp; - Specify to use Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol. This is the default.; stp; - Specify to use Spanning Tree Protocol.; Command: config stp version mstp; config stp priority; One of the parameters used to select the Root Bridge.
- Page 769 – Command: config stp priority 61440 instance_id 0; config stp
- Page 770 – Command: config stp maxage 25; config stp ports
- Page 771 – Command: config stp ports 1 externalCost auto; config stp mst_ports
- Page 772 – To configure STP MST ports:; Command: config stp mst_ports 1 instance_id 0 internalCost auto
- Page 773 – SSH Commands; config ssh algorithm
- Page 774 – This command is used to display the SSH authentication algorithm.; show ssh algorithm; To show the SSH server algorithms:
- Page 775 – DSA : Enabled; config ssh authmode; Command: config ssh authmode publickey enable; show ssh authmode
- Page 776 – config ssh user; authmode
- Page 777 – Command: config ssh user danilo authmode publickey; This command is used to display SSH user information.; show ssh user authmode; Command: show ssh user authmode; config ssh server; This command is used to configure SSH server general information.
- Page 778 – Command: config ssh server maxsession 3; enable ssh
- Page 779 – This command is used to disable SSH server services.; disable ssh; Command: disable ssh; show ssh server; show ssh server
- Page 781 – SSL Commands; download ssl certificate; To download a certificate from a TFTP server:
- Page 782 – enable ssl; ciphersuite; Note: Web will be disabled if SSL is enabled.
- Page 783 – disable ssl; Command: disable ssl
- Page 784 – show ssl; certificate; SSL Status Disabled; To display the SSL certificate:; Command: show ssl certificate; show ssl cachetimeout; library; dlktimer; library to remove this
- Page 785 – To show the SSL cache timeout:; Commands: show ssl cachetimeout; config ssl cachetimeout; library to; cachetimeout; To configure an SSL cache timeout value of 60:
- Page 786 – Commands: config ssl cachetimeout 60
- Page 787 – Stacking Commands; config stacking log state; config stacking_mode; - Specifies that the Switch's stacking capability will be enabled.; - Specifies that the Switch's stacking capability will be disabled.
- Page 788 – To enable stacking force master role state:
- Page 789 – Stacking mode : Enabled; This command displays stacking information.; show stack_information; To display the stack information:; Stack topology status:
- Page 790 – Box ID Box Type H/W Version Serial Number
- Page 791 – - Specifies the new ID assigned to the box.; auto; box ID will take effect after the next boot.; To configure box priority:
- Page 792 – Command: config stacking log state enable; config stacking trap state
- Page 793 – To enable the stacking trap state:; Command: config stacking trap state enable
- Page 794 – VLAN Commands; This command is used to create static MAC-based VLAN entries.; the priority is the default value 0.; To create a static MAC-based VLAN entry:
- Page 796 – MAC Address VLAN ID Status Type
- Page 797 – up to 16 characters long.; To create an IP multicast VLAN replication entry named mr1:
- Page 798 – - Specifies to decrease the time to live value of the packet.; - Specifies to replace the source MAC address of a packet.
- Page 800 – - Specify the multicast IP address list.
- Page 801 – To enable static configuration of IP multicast VLAN replication:
- Page 803 – hardware; Name Src_v Group SIP Dest_v Portlist
- Page 804 – - Specify an IPv4 network address. The format is ipaddress/prefix
- Page 805 – network
- Page 806 – To delete all subnet VLAN entries:; This command is used to display a subnet VLAN.; ipv6network; - Specify a VLAN name. The maximum length is 32 characters.; To display a specified subnet VLAN entry:
- Page 807 – To display a specied IPv6 subnet VLAN entry:; IP Address/Subnet Mask VLAN Priority; To display all subnet VLAN entries:; IP Address/Subnet Mask VLAN Priority; config vlan_precedence ports
- Page 808 – show vlan_precedence ports; To display VLAN classification precedence on ports 1-5:
- Page 810 – config ports
- Page 811 – show ports
- Page 812 – description; If no parameter is specified, all ports will be displayed.; To display the configuration of ports 1 to 4:; To display the description information of ports 1 to 4:
- Page 813 – To display port error-disabled information:
- Page 814 – config system_severity; Command: config system_severity trap information
- Page 815 – show system_severity; To show the severity level control for a system:; System Severity Trap : warning
- Page 816 – To display technical support information:; # Technical Support Information
- Page 817 – - Specify the IPv4 address of the TFTP server.; To upload technical support information:
- Page 819 – config sntp; This command is used to change SNTP configurations.; - Specify the SNTP primary server IP address.; secondary; - Specify the SNTP secondary server IP address.
- Page 820 – show sntp; Current Time Scource : System Clock; enable sntp; enable sntp
- Page 821 – Command: enable sntp; This command is used to turn off SNTP support.; disable sntp; Command: disable sntp; config time; This command is used to change the time settings.
- Page 822 – This command is used to change time zone settings.; operator; - Specify the operator of the time zone.; hour; - Specify the hour of the time zone between 0 and 13.; min; - Specify the minute of the time zone between 0 and 59.
- Page 823 – config dst
- Page 824 – offset; show time
- Page 826 – config traffic_segmentation; show traffic_segmentation
- Page 827 – To display the traffic segmentation table for ports 1 to 3:; Traffic Segmentation Table
- Page 828 – config udp_helper delete ipif; To enable the UDP Helper function:
- Page 829 – To disable the UDP Helper function:; config udp_helper add ipif
- Page 832 – To delete a UDP port:; UDP Helper Status : Enabled; To display the current UDP Helper all configured ports:
- Page 833 – To display the current UDP Helper for System interface:
- Page 834 – Utility Commands
- Page 835 – download
- Page 836 – download cfg_fromRCP
- Page 837 – download firmware_fromRCP
- Page 838 – upload
- Page 842 – upload firmware_toRCP
- Page 844 – config firmware image
- Page 845 – config configuration; Command: config configuration 1 boot_up
- Page 846 – show config; # Configuration
- Page 848 – config rcp server; Specify the IP address of the RCP server.; Specify the remote user name on the RCP server.; Command: config rcp server username travel; config rcp server clear; ipaddr; Clear the IP address of the RCP server.; Clear both the IP address and the username of the RCP server.
- Page 849 – Command: config rcp server clear username; show rcp server; Command: show rcp server; ping
- Page 850 – times; A value of 1 to 99 seconds can be specified. The default is 1 second.
- Page 851 – device. A value of 1 to 99 can be specified. The default is 1 second.; traceroute
- Page 852 – - Specify the IP address of the destination end station.; ttl; - Specify the port number. The value range is from 30000 to 64900.; Specify the number of probes.; traceroute6
- Page 853 – - Specify the IPv6 address of the destination end station.; telnet; This command is used to login a Telnet server.
- Page 856 – To show broadcast ping reply state:; Broadcast Ping Reply State: Enabled
- Page 857 – config voice_vlan oui; The name must be an existing static VLAN name.; To enable voice VLAN named v2:
- Page 858 – To disable voice VLAN:; config voice_vlan priority
- Page 860 – To add a user-defined OUI of a voice device:; config voice_vlan ports; - Specify to enable the voice VLAN function state on ports.
- Page 861 – To set voice VLAN ports 4 to 6 to auto mode:; config voice_vlan log state; This command is used to configure the voice VLAN log state.; - Specify to enable the voice VLAN log state.; - Specify to disable the voice VLAN log state.; Command: config voice_vlan log state enable
- Page 863 – To display the voice devices that were discovered by LLDP-MED:
- Page 864 – Remain Time : 120 Seconds; This command is used to display the OUI information for voice VLAN.; OUI Address Mask Description; show voice_vlan ports; This command is used to display port voice VLAN information.
- Page 865 – To display voice VLAN ports 1 to 3:; Ports Status Mode
- Page 866 – To display voice VLAN device ports 1 to 2:; Ports Voice Device Start Time Last Active Time
- Page 867 – create vlan; - Specify the name of the VLAN to be created. The maximum length is 32
- Page 868 – To create a VLAN with the name “v2” and VLAN ID 2:; Command: create vlan v2 tag 2 type 1q_vlan advertisement; To create a private VLAN with the name “v3” and VLAN ID 3:; Command: create vlan v3 tag 3 type private_vlan; create vlan vlanid; - Specify the VLAN ID of the VLAN to be created.; sources, notifying that they may join the existing VLAN.; Command: create vlan vlanid 2 type 1q_vlan advertisement
- Page 869 – To create a private VLAN with VLAN ID 3:; Command: create vlan vlanid 3 type private_vlan; delete vlan; Command: delete vlan v1; delete vlan vlanid
- Page 870 – Command: delete vlan vlanid 2; config vlan
- Page 871 – Command: config vlan default advertisement enable; config vlan vlanid
- Page 872 – To add 4 through 8 as tagged ports to the VLAN 1:; Command: config vlan vlanid 1 add tagged 4-8; To delete ports 4 through 8 from VLAN 1:; Command: config vlan vlanid 1 delete 4-8; To enable the VLAN default advertisement:; Command: config vlan vlanid default advertisement enable
- Page 874 – To display 802.1q port settings for ports 1 to 3:; Port PVID GVRP Ingress Checking Acceptable Frame Type; config gvrp; This command is used to set the GVRP timer’s value.; timer; – Specify GVRP timer.; join; To set the Join time to 200 milliseconds:
- Page 875 – Command: config gvrp timer join 200; enable gvrp; Command: enable gvrp; disable gvrp
- Page 876 – Command: disable gvrp; show vlan; length is 32 characters.; VLAN Trunk State : Disabled
- Page 877 – show vlan vlanid; - Specify the VLAN ID number to be displayed.; To display VLAN settings for VLAN ID 1:
- Page 878 – Forbidden Ports :; show vlan ports; beginning and end of the port list range are separated by a dash.; Port VID Untagged Tagged Dynamic Forbidden; This command is used to display the GVRP status for the switch.; show gvrp
- Page 879 – To display the GVRP status of the switch:; Global GVRP : Disabled; create vlan type private_vlan; . A secondary VLAN is created; create vlan type 1q_vlan; . A secondary VLAN cannot be associated with
- Page 881 – enable pvid auto_assign
- Page 882 – disable pvid auto_assign; show pvid auto_assign; show pvid auto_assign
- Page 883 – To display the PVID auto-assignment state:
- Page 884 – To enable VLAN trunking:; This command is used to disable VLAN trunking.
- Page 885 – To disable VLAN trunking:; config vlan_trunk ports; - Specify the list of ports to be configured.; - Specify all ports will be configured.; - Specify the ports as VLAN trunking ports.
- Page 886 – To configure ports 1 to 5 as VLAN trunking ports:; Command: config vlan_trunk ports 7 state disable
- Page 887 – This command is used to display VLAN trunking information.; To display the current VLAN trunking information:; VLAN Trunk Global Setting
- Page 888 – enable wac; This command is used to enable the WAC function.
- Page 889 – To enable the W AC function:; This command is used to disable the W AC function.; disable wac; To disable the W AC function:; Command: disable wac; config wac authorization attributes
- Page 890 – Command: config wac authorization attributes local disable; config wac ports
- Page 891 – Command: config wac ports 1-8 state enable; config wac method
- Page 892 – Command: config wac method radius; config wac default_redirpath; By default, the redirected path is cleared.
- Page 893 – To clear the WAC default redirect path:; config wac virtual_ip; - Specifies the IPv4 address of the virtual IP.
- Page 894 – To configure a TCP port which the W AC switch listens to:; create wac user; - Specify the authentication VLAN name. The VLAN name can be up to 32
- Page 895 – Command: create wac user abc vlanid 123; delete wac; Command: delete wac user duhon
- Page 896 – config wac user; Command: config wac user abc vlanid 100; show wac
- Page 897 – show wac ports; This command is used to display W AC port information.
- Page 898 – This command is used to display W AC user accounts.; show wac user; To show Web authentication user accounts:; show wac auth_state ports
- Page 899 – To display the WAC authentication status of ports:; Port MAC Address Original State VID Pri Aging Time/ Idle; clear wac auth_state; - Specify the list of ports whose WAC state will be cleared.
- Page 900 – To clear the WAC authentication state of ports 1 to 5:; config wac authentication_page element; This command is used to customize the authenticate page elements.; - Specifies to reset the page elements to default.
- Page 901 – To customize the authenticate page elements:; show wac authenticate_page
- Page 902 – How Address Resolution Protocol works; Figure 1 - ARP Request
- Page 905 – How ARP Spoofing Attacks a Network; Figure 10 – ARP Spoofing
- Page 906 – Figure 12 – Network Vulnerable; Prevent ARP Spoofing using Packet Content ACL
- Page 907 – Figure 13 – Network with Packet Content ACL; Configuration; The configuration logic is as follows:
- Page 908 – Table 1 - Chunk and Packet Offset; Figure 14 - A Completed ARP Packet Contained in an Ethernet Frame; Command; Configure access profile 1
- Page 912 – Category
- Page 931 – This table lists the trap logs found on the Switch.
- Page 935 – Ingress/Egress bandwidth by RADIUS Server
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xStack® DGS-3420 Series Layer 2 Managed Stackable Gigabit Switch CLI Reference Guide II Table of Contents Chapter 1 Using Command Line Interface ........................................................................................... 1 Chapter 2 Basic Management Commands ............................
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xStack® DGS-3420 Series Layer 2 Managed Stackable Gigabit Switch CLI Reference Guide 1 Chapter 1 Using Command Line Interface The DGS-3420 Layer 2+ stackable Gigabit Ethernet switch series are members of the D-Link xStack® family. Ranging from 10/100/1000Mbps edge switches to core gigabit switches, ...
