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D-Link DHS-3224V

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise
  • Page 3 – Table Of Contents
  • Page 7 – Illustrations and Examples; Rack Installation
  • Page 9 – Web-based Configuration
  • Page 13 – About This Guide; Overview of this User’s Guide; .” Describes the Switch and its features.; Intended Audience
  • Page 15 – Introduction; Ethernet over VDSL; Multiple Tenant Units (MTU) such as hotels
  • Page 16 – Hardware; one DSL Splitter must be installed for every Switch.
  • Page 17 – Switch Description and Function; Cabling
  • Page 18 – Features; Ports
  • Page 19 – Installation and Setup; Unpacking; Connecting Multiple Switches
  • Page 20 – Figure 2-1. Attaching the mounting brackets to the Switch
  • Page 21 – Power on; The power LED indicator will light steady green; Power Failure
  • Page 22 – Switch Components; Front Panel; Figure 3-1. Front panel view of the Switch; LED Indicators; Rear Panel; Figure 3-2. Rear panel view of the Switch; 0/100 BASE-TX module used for uplinking to the Ethernet backbone.
  • Page 24 – Network Connections; Connections to the Switch
  • Page 25 – the Number 2 Switch.
  • Page 26 – Upli nk to Et he r ne t Backbone
  • Page 27 – Front Panel Connections; on the SP-24 DSL Splitter to the female RJ-21; Figure 4-2. Front Panel Network Connections
  • Page 28 – Rear Panel Connections; PSTN A
  • Page 29 – Network Connections to DSL Splitter; Figure 4-4. Connection to the DSL Splitter; DSLAM
  • Page 30 – Cable Attachments to DSL Splitter
  • Page 31 – Install the Ground Wire on the DSL Splitter; Figure 4-6. Ground Wire for DSL Splitter; Connection to End User
  • Page 32 – Switch Management Concepts; Local Console Management; The console port is set for the following configuration:
  • Page 33 – IP Addresses and SNMP Community Names; Boot Screen
  • Page 34 – Remote Management Setup Menu; Traps; The following are examples of trap types:; Cold Start
  • Page 35 – A Fan Failure trap is sent if any of the four system fans fail.; Link Change Event; MIBs
  • Page 36 – SNMP; SNMP performs the following functions:; Authentication; Packet Forwarding; MAC Address Aging Time; Static forwarding entries are not affected by the aging time.; Packet Filtering
  • Page 37 – Some filtering is done automatically by the switch:; Managing Switch Stacks
  • Page 38 – Determining Switch Stack Order; to establish
  • Page 39 – Spanning Tree Protocol; Spanning Tree on the Switch performs the following functions:; STP Operation Levels; On the port level, STP sets the root port and designated ports.
  • Page 40 – Switch Level STP; Port Level STP; Bridge Protocol Data Units; The unique switch identifier
  • Page 41 – Creating a Stable STP Topology; STP Port States
  • Page 43 – Default Spanning-Tree Configuration; The default Spanning Tree parameters are as follows:; Feature; User-Changeable STP Parameters
  • Page 44 – Illustration of STP; Figure 5-5. Before Applying the STA Rules
  • Page 45 – In this example, only the default STP values are used.; Figure 5-6. After Applying the STA Rules; VLANs
  • Page 47 – The figure below illustrates the elements of the IEEE 802.1Q tag.
  • Page 48 – Port VLAN ID
  • Page 51 – Multicast Addressing; Asymmetric VLANs
  • Page 52 – Configuring the Switch; Connecting to the Switch; angle brackets; UPPERCASE
  • Page 53 – Press; Figure 6- 1. Initial screen, first time connecting to the Switch; fields blank for first time log in.; Enter; shown
  • Page 54 – recommended to create at least one Root-level user for the Switch.; User Accounts Management; To create a new user account, highlight; from the main menu and press; The; Setup User Accounts; screen
  • Page 55 – current session only.; Save
  • Page 56 – Save Changes
  • Page 57 – Factory Reset; from the
  • Page 59 – Figure 6- 9. Setup User Accounts Screen; Add
  • Page 60 – Viewing Current User Accounts; Root; Deleting a User Account
  • Page 61 – Basic Setup; Advanced Setup
  • Page 62 – Serial Port and SLIP Settings; Figure 6- 10. Serial Port and SLIP Settings Screen
  • Page 63 – Switch Information; Good
  • Page 64 – Stacking Configuration; In Use
  • Page 65 – System Information
  • Page 66 – Configure IP Address; Figure 6- 15. Remote Management Setup Screen
  • Page 67 – Figure 6- 16. Setup Trap Recipients Menu
  • Page 68 – Configure Switch Settings; Switch Settings; Note; Disabled
  • Page 69 – Broadcast/Multicast Storm Control; Upper Threshold for Base Ports
  • Page 70 – Configure Ports; Configure Port Settings
  • Page 71 – Auto; Flow Control
  • Page 73 – Figure 6- 22. PAE System Configuration menu
  • Page 74 – Authenticator
  • Page 75 – Configure 802.1X – Authenticator Configuration; Figure 6- 26. Configure 802.1X – Authenticator Configuration screen
  • Page 77 – Configure Radius Server; Radius Server(Support EAP
  • Page 78 – Figure 6- 29. Configure Authentic Radius Server screen
  • Page 79 – Configure Port Mirroring; Port Mirroring; Ingress; VDSL Settings
  • Page 80 – Configure Spanning Tree Protocol
  • Page 81 – Port Spanning Tree Settings; Figure 6- 34. Port Spanning Tree Settings Screen
  • Page 82 – Figure 6- 35. Unicast MAC Forwarding Screen
  • Page 83 – Configure MAC Address Filtering; Figure 6- 36. MAC Address Filtering Screen; Configure Multicasting
  • Page 84 – Configure IEEE 802.1Q Multicast Forwarding; Figure 6- 38. Multicast Forwarding Settings Screen; Delete
  • Page 85 – Configure IGMP Snooping; The user-changeable parameters for IGMP Snooping are as follows:
  • Page 86 – Configure VLANs; If you wish to create an individual VLAN for each client port, read; To create a new 802.1Q VLAN; To create an 802.1Q VLAN, highlight Edit 802.1Q VLANs and press; Action; Assign a VLAN ID number for the VLAN group.; VLAN Name; Type in a name for the VLAN to be added, modified or deleted.
  • Page 87 – To set a port as either a Tagged or an Untagged port; To configure the member ports of an 802.1Q VLAN:
  • Page 88 – To configure a port’s 802.1Q VLAN settings:
  • Page 89 – To edit the 802.1Q VLAN membership of a port
  • Page 90 – To enable Asymmetric VLANs:; Figure 6- 45. Configure Asymmetric VLANs Menu
  • Page 91 – Configure Port Priority; to see the following screen:; Module; Base Unit; Priority Level; Low
  • Page 92 – Port Utilization
  • Page 93 – Figure 6- 50. Port Error Statistic Screen; Port Packet Analysis
  • Page 94 – Browse MAC Address; Figure 6- 52. Browse Address Table Screen; ALL; Switch History
  • Page 95 – System Utilities; Switch Utilities; Upgrade Firmware from TFTP Server
  • Page 96 – Use Configuration File on TFTP Server; Figure 6- 56. Use Configuration File on TFTP Server Screen
  • Page 97 – Save Settings to TFTP Server; Save History Log to TFTP Server
  • Page 98 – Figure 6- 60. Local Loopback Test Screen
  • Page 99 – Line Loopback Test; To test the conduct a loopback test on the line loop, highlight; Line Loopback; and press
  • Page 100 – System Reboot
  • Page 101 – A confirmation screen will appear:; Figure 6- 63. System Reboot Confirmation Screen; To reboot the Switch, in the mode entered above, highlight Yes; Logout
  • Page 102 – Using the Web Management Software
  • Page 103 – Log On to Web Manager; Login; to open the Web Manager.; Web Interface Components; Serial; Click here to; Switch Stack
  • Page 104 – Accessing Menu Windows; Figure7- 3. Web Manager Folders and Menus
  • Page 105 – Switch Configuration; Figure7- 4. First Menu – System Information; System Time Setup; Apply
  • Page 106 – IP Settings; Switch MAC Address
  • Page 107 – Unit; MAC Address; MAC address of the Switch; VDSL Patch File Version; Version number of the VDSL Patch File; Fan Status; Current status of system fan,; to
  • Page 108 – More; Speed; Upstream Speed/ Downstream Speed/ Symmetry Condition; Ethernet Connection; Clicking on the
  • Page 109 – Figure7- 10. Configure Port Settings Window; Configure Slot Module Port; Enable
  • Page 110 – Configure Port Security; Lock; Enabled or Disabled
  • Page 111 – Figure7- 13. Configure Individual Port Security Menu; Selecting
  • Page 112 – Capability
  • Page 114 – Configure Authenticator
  • Page 115 – This window allows you to set the following features:
  • Page 116 – Figure7- 18. General Radius Server Setting window; AuthProtocol
  • Page 117 – Authentic Radius Server
  • Page 118 – Local User; Figure7- 20. Local Users Setting window; Source Port
  • Page 119 – Use the Switch Settings menu to change the following fields:; VDSL Rate Adaptive
  • Page 120 – DS Tx Power
  • Page 121 – Configure 802.1Q Static VLANs; New
  • Page 122 – The name of the VLAN to be edited.
  • Page 125 – Figure7- 29. Configure Asymmetric VLANs Menu; Multicasting Options; Figure7- 30. Group Address Filtering Menu; The options are summarized below:; Filter All Unregistered; Filters all unregistered multicast packets.; Forward All; Forwards all multicast packets according to VLAN assignment.; Forward All Unregistered; Forwards all unregistered multicast packets.
  • Page 126 – Multicast Forwarding; The MAC address of the static source of multicast packets.; VID; The VLAN ID of the VLAN the above MAC address belongs to.; IGMP Snooping; Figure7- 32. IGMP Snooping Settings Screen
  • Page 127 – IGMP Snooping State; Select Enabled to implement IGMP Snooping.; Querier State; Displays the time the Switch waits between IGMP queries
  • Page 128 – Priority; Use these fields to setup port priority under; Port; Choose the port for which you will change priority settings.
  • Page 129 – Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration; Set the parameters listed below in the STP Switch Settings menu.; Max Age
  • Page 130 – Port Spanning Tree; Figure7- 35. Spanning Tree Port Settings; The Port Group STP parameters that can be configured are:; Port Cost
  • Page 131 – MAC Forwarding; The MAC address to which packets will be statically forwarded.; Remove; Add an Entry; Entries; Remove
  • Page 132 – Figure7- 38. Management Station IP Address Screen; Community Strings
  • Page 133 – Trap Receivers; To set up trap receivers, define the following:; Trap Receiving Station; User Accounts; Use the User Accounts Control Table to control user privileges.; Figure7- 41. User Accounts Control Table; To add a new user, click on the
  • Page 134 – Figure7- 42. Add User Accounts Control Table
  • Page 135 – Serial Port Settings; Console Settings; The Auto-logout settings can be changed. Select
  • Page 136 – SLIP Settings; Change the following SLIP settings:; Baud Rate; The IP address that corresponds to the IP interface name above.; Remote IP Address
  • Page 137 – Monitoring; The information is described as follows:; Time Interval; Packets
  • Page 142 – Errors
  • Page 145 – Size
  • Page 149 – Figure7- 60. Authenticator Status window; Authenticator Statistics; Figure7- 61. Authenticator Statistics window; button resets these statistics counters.
  • Page 150 – Authenticator Session-Counter; Figure7- 62. Authenticator Session Counter window; Radius Authentication; Figure7- 63. Show Radius Authentication window
  • Page 151 – Radius Accounting; Figure7- 64. Show Radius Accounting window; seconds can be set using the drop-down menu at the top of the window.
  • Page 152 – Maintenance; TFTP Services; Figure7- 65. Update Firmware from Server window; The IP address of the TFTP server.; File Name; Configuration File; Figure7- 66. Use Configuration File on Server window
  • Page 153 – Save Settings; Save History Log
  • Page 154 – Next; at the bottom of the window will allow you to; Clear; will reset this log.; Sequence
  • Page 155 – Ping Test; Start; to initiate the Ping program.; Local Loopback Test; To perform a local loopback test, select the
  • Page 156 – Figure7- 74. Factory Reset to Default Value window
  • Page 157 – Restart System; To perform a reboot of the Switch, which resets the system, click the; Restart
  • Page 158 – Technical Specifications; General; Star; Physical and Environmental; 5 watts maximum
  • Page 159 – Performance; Mbytes per device; 4 Port Splitter Low Pass Filter; Operating Temperature:
  • Page 160 – Runtime Switching Software Default Settings
  • Page 161 – Offices
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Ethernet over VDSL

24-Port Switch

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