Fujitsu BX600 SB9 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 3 – Introduction; Advanced IP Services; PRIMERGY BX600 GbE switch variant 2:; Six 1 Gbit/s Ethernet RJ45 ports
- Page 4 – Switch Connectivity; Auto Negotiation; Table 1 : Speed and Duplex Settings; Here is the corresponding Cisco configuration:
- Page 5 – Port Aggregation; Figure 1 : Typical uplink configuration for SB9; ti; Table 2 : Possible port-channel configurations
- Page 6 – Step 1: Shut down the affected ports to avoid loops
- Page 7 – Step 3: Bring up the affected ports
- Page 8 – VLANs and Trunks; Figure 2 : VLAN Trunk between SB9 and Cisco Switch; Step 2: Define the VLANs
- Page 9 – Please refer chapter
- Page 10 – Step 4: Verify the VLAN trunk; Disable Disable 0; show interface trunk
- Page 11 – Spanning Tree Protocol; Introduction; Table 3 : Spanning tree protocol implementations; Running ST P 802.1D with PVST+ on VLAN Trunks
- Page 12 – Running PVST+ on VLAN Trunks while disabling STP at the SB9; Cisco A; Cisco B; Figure 4 : PVST+ while STP is disabled at SB9
- Page 13 – Rapid Spanning Tree
- Page 14 – Figure 6 : Combining RAPID-PVST and 802.1w after failure of Po1; Running RAPID-PVST on VLAN Trunks while disabling STP at the SB9; Figure 7 : RAPID-PVST while STP is disabled at SB9
- Page 15 – Recommended Solution; SB9 Switch; No STP; Ok; with restrictions; Table 4 : Possible STP combinations when using VLAN Trunks; Configuration with VLAN Trunks; Step 1: Configure the switches
- Page 18 – /11 Auto True
- Page 19 – Spanning tree enabled protocol rstp
- Page 20 – Po2 Altn BLK; Figure 9 : Configuration example RSTP without VLAN trunks
- Page 23 – ! Check if RSTP state at Cisco Switch A
- Page 24 – Access Port and NIC Configuration; Recommended solution; Smart Load Balance and Failover (with and without Auto-Fallback)
- Page 25 – Configuration; Figure 11 : Typical access port configuration; Step 1: Configure the access ports of the switches
- Page 26 – Step 2: Configure the Broadcom NIC
- Page 27 – Review the configuration and press “OK”
- Page 28 – Step 3: Configure the Intel Adapter; Select the “Teaming” tab
- Page 31 – Cisco; detail; Figure 12 : Link State Group; Enable the Link State feature and create a Link State Group; Step 1: Configure a Link State Group
- Page 32 – Step 3: Verify the configuration; Basic Multicast Services; Recommended solution; Enable multicast routing and IGMP at the layer 3 switch
- Page 33 – Verify the configuration
- Page 35 – Switch Management; Logging and Synchronization; Step 1a: Configure the SB9 for unicast SNTP
- Page 36 – Step 3: Test the configuration; When running in SNTP unicast mode, the output is as follows:
- Page 37 – Step 1: Configure SNMP for SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c
- Page 38 – SNMP v2c Write Test; Remote Console Access; Telnet access; Step 1: Configure the SB9
- Page 39 – Integration into Radius and TACACS+; Configure the SB9
- Page 41 – ! SB9 Configuration for RADIUS
- Page 42 – Step 3: Test the login; View the passed authentications
- Page 45 – Step 2: Configure the SB9
- Page 46 – Cisco Discovery Protocol; Step 1: Configure the SB9
- Page 47 – Port Monitoring; Further information in the Internet:
Issue
20th October 2006
Integration of BX600 SB9
Switches in Cisco Networks
Pages
47
Contents
1
Introduction
3
2
Switch Connectivity
4
2.1
Auto Negotiation
4
2.1.1
Introduction
4
2.1.2
Recommended Solution
4
2.1.3
Configuration
4
2.2
Port Aggregation
5
2.2.1
Introduction
5
2.2.2
Recommended Solution
5
2.2.3
Configuration
6
2.3
VLANs and Trunks
8
2.3.1
Introduction
8
2.3.2
Recommended Solution
8
2.3.3
Configuration
8
2.4
Spanning Tree Protocol
11
2.4.1
Introduction
11
2.4.2
Recommended Solution
15
2.4.3
Configuration with VLAN Trunks
15
2.4.4
Configuration without VLAN Trunks
20
2.5
Access Port and NIC Configuration
24
2.5.1
Introduction
24
2.5.2
Recommended solution
24
2.5.3
Configuration
25
2.6
Link State
31
2.6.1
Introduction
31
2.6.2
Recommended Solution
31
2.6.3
Configuration
31
3
Basic Multicast Services
32
3.1
Introduction
32
3.2
Recommended solution
32
3.3
Configuration
32
4
Switch Management
35
4.1
Logging and Synchronization
35
4.1.1
Introduction
35
4.1.2
Recommended Solution
35
4.1.3
Configuration of syslog and SNTP
35
4.2
SNMP
37
4.2.1
Introduction
37
4.2.2
Recommended Solution
37
4.2.3
Configuration of SNMP
37
4.3
Remote Console Access
38
4.3.1
Introduction
38
4.3.2
Recommended Solution
38
4.3.3
Configuration of SSH
38
4.4
Integration into Radius and TACACS+
39
4.4.1
Introduction
39
4.4.2
Recommended Solution
39
4.4.3
Configuration of RADIUS
39
4.4.4
Configuration of TACACS
43
4.5
Cisco Discovery Protocol
46
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Summary
Whitepaper Issue: 20th October 2006 PRIMERGY BX600 GbE Switch (six 1 Gbit, two 10 Gbit Ports) Layer 2/3/4 Switch Page 3 / 47 1 Introduction Today most datacenter networks run with switches from a single vendor. Although most of the protocols used are standardized, there are a number of proprieta...
White Paper Issue: October 2006 Integration of BX600 SB9 Switches in Cisco Networks Page 4 / 47 2 Switch Connectivity 2.1 Auto Negotiation 2.1.1 Introduction The SB9 is equipped with at least six Gigabit Ethernet ports which are implemented as specified in the 1000BaseT standard. (Since ten Giga...
White Paper Issue: October 2006 Integration of BX600 SB9 Switches in Cisco Networks Page 5 / 47 2.2 Port Aggregation 2.2.1 Introduction You will usually need more than 1 Gbit when connecting an SB9 switch in a datacenter. In this case two or more links are set up to form a port-channel, also kno...
