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CONT ENT S Package Cont ents ............................................................................................................................ 1 Chapter 1 About This Guide ....................................................................
4.4.1 Access Control .................................................................................................. 32 4.4.2 S SL Config ........................................................................................................ 34 4.
Chapter 7 S p anning T ree .............................................................................................................. 88 7.1 STP Co nfig ..............................................................................................
9.1.1 Po rt Priority ...................................................................................................... 141 9.1.2 DSCP Pr iorit y .................................................................................................. 142 9.
1 1.4.1 Binding T able ................................................................................................... 170 1 1.4.2 Port Binding ..................................................................................................... 171 1 1.
14.1.3 NDP Config ...................................................................................................... 224 14.2 NTDP ....................................................................................................................
16.4.2 Tr a cert ............................................................................................................. 258 Ap pendi x A: S pe cifi cati ons .......................................................................................
Package Content s The follow ing items shou ld be found in your box: One JetStream L2 Managed Sw itch One power cord One consol e cable Two mount ing brackets a nd other fitting s .
Chapter 1 Abo ut This Guide This User G uide cont ains informati on for setup a nd manage ment of TL -S G32 10/TL - SG32 16/ TL - SG342 4/TL - SG34 24P JetS tream L2 Manage d Switch.
Chapter Introduction Chapter 3 Login to the Sw itch Int roduces how t o log on to the Web management p age. Chapter 4 Sys tem This module is used to c onfigure sy stem properti es of the switc h. Here mainly introdu ces: Sys tem Info : Con figure the descr iption, sy stem ti me and networ k para meters of the sw itch.
Chapter Introduction Chapter 9 QoS This module is u sed to config ure QoS funct ion to provide dif ferent quality of s ervice for various netw ork applic ations and require ments. Here mainly introduces: Diff Serv: Confi gure priorities, port priori ty , 802.
Chapter Introduction Chapter 14 Cluster This modu le is used to configure c luster funct ion to central ma nage the scatter ed devices in t he network. Here mainly intr oduces: NDP : Con figu re ND P funct i on to get the information of the directly connected neighbor dev ices.
Chapter 2 Introduction Thanks for choosing t he TL -S G32 10/TL - SG3216 /TL - SG3424/T L - SG 3424P Je tS tream L2 Managed Sw itch ! 2.1 Over vie w of the Swi tch Designed for workgroup s and departm.
+ Support s T elnet, CLI, S NMP v 1/v2c/v 3, RMON and web acc ess. + Port Mirror ing enables mo nitoring sel ected ingres s/egress tr affi c. + Simple Network and M anagement Protocol ( SNMP) can be c onfigured ov er IPv6 t ransport . + IPv6 support s statele ss autocon figuration to m anage link, subn et, and site addres sing changes .
SFP Por t s: Desig ned to install the SFP module. TL - SG32 16 / TL - SG3424 / TL - SG342 4P switch features so me SFP transceiv er slot s that are shar ed with the a ssociate d RJ45 p ort s. The associate d two port s are referred to as “ Comb o ” ports, which mean s they cannot be used simult aneously , otherwise only SF P port s wor k.
When the S peed LE D is on, the port LED is indicatin g the dat a transmiss ion rate. Na me S ta t u s Indicat ion Power On The switch is pow ered on. Off The switch is p owered off or pow er supply is abn ormal. Fl ashin g Power su pply is abnorm al.
Grounding T e rminal: The switch alrea dy comes with Lightning Prot ection Mecha nism. Y ou can also gr ound the swit ch through th e PE (Prote cting Eart h) cable of AC c ord or with Gr ound Ca bl e. A C Pow er Soc ket: Con nect the female co nnector of the pow er cord here, and t he male con nector t o the AC po wer outlet.
Chapter 3 Login to the Switch 3.1 Login T o access the configura tion utility , open a web - brow ser and ty pe in the default ad dress http:/ /192.168.
No te: Clic king Apply can only make the new con figurati ons ef fective befor e the switch is reboot ed . If you want to keep the configurat ions ef fective ev en the switch is reboot ed, please cl ick Sav e Con fig .
Chapter 4 System The Sys tem m odul e is main ly for syst em configur ation of the s witch, in cluding four su bmenus: System Info , User Manage ment , System T ools and A ccess Security .
Indicates t he SFP por t is not conn ected to a devic e. Indicates t he SFP por t is at the speed o f 1000Mbp s. Indicates t he SFP por t is at the speed o f 100Mbp s. When the cur sor move s on the port, the det ailed inf ormation of the p ort will be display ed .
Bandwidth Utiliza tion Rx: Select Rx to d isplay the bandwi dth uti lization of rec eiving pac ket s on this port . Tx: Select Tx to d isplay the bandw idth ut ilization o f sending p acket s on this port .
Choose the menu Sys te m → System Info → System T ime to load the foll owing p age. Fi gure 4-5 System T ime The following entries ar e displayed o n this screen: Time Info Current System Da te: Displays the current date and time of the sw itch.
Choose the menu Sys te m → System Info → Day l ight Sa ving T ime to load the follow ing pa ge. Figure 4-6 Daylight Savin g Ti me The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: DST Co nfig DST St atus : Enable or dis able the DST .
No te: 1. W he n the DST is disab led, the predefined mode, recurri ng mode and date mode can not be configured. 2. When the DST is e nabled, t he default daylight saving time is o f Europe in pre define d mode. 4.1.5 System IP Each device in the netw ork possesses a unique IP Address.
3. If the switch get s the IP address from DH CP serv er , you can see the configuratio n of the switch in the DHCP server ; if DHCP option is s elected but no DHCP serv er exists in the networ k, a few minutes l ater , the switch w ill restore the sett ing to the defau lt .
6. Enha nced n eighb or discov ery mechanis m: Th e IPv6 neighbor disc overy pr otocol is a group of Inter net control messa ge protocol v ersion 6 (ICMPv 6) messages that manages the informati on exchange be tween neighbor no des on the same lin k.
Multicast addr ess: An identifier for a set of interfaces (typically belon ging to dif ferent node s), similar to an IPv 4 multic ast address. A packet se nt to a multicas t address is delivered t o all interface s identif ied by that address. Ther e are no broad cast addres ses in I Pv6.
For all IEEE 8 02 interface types (for exa mple, Ether net and FD DI interfaces) , Int erface IDs in the modified EUI - 6 4 format are constructed in t he following w ay: T he firs t thre e octets (2 .
Figure 4-9 Link - local Addres s Format IPv6 dev ices must not forwar d packet s that h ave link - local source or destinat ion addr esses to other lin ks. No te: Y ou can configure mult iple IPv 6 addresses per inter face, but only one lin k - local addre ss.
Neighbor R eachabil ity Detecti on After node A acquires t he link - layer address of it s ne ighbor node B, nod e A can v erify whether node B is reacha ble accor ding to NS and NA messages. Node A sends an NS m essage whos e destination a ddress is the I Pv6 addres s of node B.
RAs are also sent in resp onse to dev ice solicit ation messages. D evice soli c itation messa ges, which hav e a value of 133 in t he T ype field of the ICMP packet header , are sent by hosts at system st artup or anytime neede d so that the host can imme diately autoc onfigure w ithout needing t o wait for the next scheduled RA message.
Y ou can configure the sy stem ’ s admin istrative IPv 6 address on this p age. Choose the menu Sys te m → System Info → Sy stem IP v6 to load the follow ing page. Figure 4- 10 System IP v6 The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Global Config IPv6 : Enable/D isable IPv6 func tion globa lly on the s witch .
S ta t u s : Displays the status o f the link - local address . No rma l: Indicates that the link - local address is normal. Tr y : Indicates that t he link - local address may be new ly configured . Repeat: Ind icates that th e link - loca l address is dupli cate.
S ta t u s : Displays t he status o f the global addre ss . No rma l: Indicates that the global ad dress is nor mal. Tr y : Indicates that t he global address may be new ly configured. Repeat: Indic ates that the correspond ing address i s duplic ate.
Choose the menu Sys te m → User Manag e men t → User Confi g to load the following p age. Fi gure 4- 12 Us er Con fig The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: User Info User Name: Create a name for users ’ login. Access Lev el: Select th e access level to login.
4.3 System T o ols Th e Sys tem T ool s f uncti on , allowing you to manag e the configurat ion file of the switch, can be impleme nted on Config Resto re , Config Backup , Firmware Upgrade , System Reb oot and Syst em Reset p ages.
Choose the menu S yst e m → System T ools → Confi g Backup to load the following p age. Fi gure 4- 14 Conf ig B ackup The follow ing entries a re display ed on t his screen: Con fig Ba ckup Backu p Confi g: Clic k t he Backup Con fig button to sav e the current conf iguration as a file to your computer .
4.3.4 System Reboot On this pag e you can reboot t he switch and return to the login pag e. Please sa ve the current configurat ion before re booting to av oid los ing the co nfiguration uns aved Choose the menu Sys te m → System T ools → System Reboot to load the follow ing page.
Choose the menu Sys te m → A ccess Security → Access Control to load the follow ing pa ge. Fi gure 4- 18 Access Contr ol The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Access Control Config Control Mode: Select the cont rol mode for users to log on to the Web manage ment page.
Sessi on Config Sessi on Ti meout : If you do nothing wit h the Web manage ment p age within the timeout ti me, the system w ill log out automat ically . If you want to reconfigure, please logi n again. Access Us er Number Nu mber Control ； Select Enab le/Disab le the Number Control funct ion.
Choose the menu S yst e m → A ccess Sec urity → SSL Confi g to load t he following p age. Fi gure 4- 19 SSL Conf ig The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Global Co n f ig SSL : Select Enable/Dis able the SS L function on t he switch.
an insecure netw ork environ ment. It can encry pt all the transmission dat a and prevent the inf or mation in a remote manag ement being leak ed. Compris ing server and cli ent, SSH has two v ersions, V1 and V2 wh ich are not co mpatib le with each other .
Ke y Dow nloa d K ey T yp e : Select the t ype of SSH Key t o down load. The s witch support s three ty pes: SSH - 1 RSA, S SH - 2 RSA and SSH - 2 DSA. Key File: Select t he desired key file to downlo ad. Dow nload : Cli ck the Downl oad butt on to down lo ad the des ired key file to the switch.
2. Cli ck t he Open button in the abov e figure t o log on to t he switch. Ent er the login user na me and passw ord, and then y ou can cont inue to configur e the switch. A ppl ication Example 2 f or SSH : Network R equireme nts 1. Log on t o the switch via p assword aut henticat ion using S SH and the SSH fun ction is ena bled on the switch.
2. Aft er the key is successf ully generate d, pleas e save the pub lic key and privat e key to the computer . 3. On the W eb manage ment p age of the switch, download the pub lic key file saved in t he computer to t he switch. Note: 1. The key t ype should acc ord with the t ype of the key file.
4. Aft er the public key is downloaded, please l og on to the interface of PuTTY and enter the IP address for l ogin. 5. Clic k Brow se to down load t he private key file to SSH client software a nd click Open .
After successfu l authent ication, ple ase enter t he login us er name. If you log on to t he switc h without enter ing pas sword , it indicates that the key has bee n successfu lly downloade d. No te: Following the st eps abov e, you hav e already entere d the User EXEC Mo de of the switc h.
Chapter 5 Switching Switching module is used to configure t he basic func tions of the switch, includin g four submenus : Port , L AG , T raffic Mon itor and M AC Ad d r es s .
Port : Displays the port number . Descrip tion : Give a descri ption to the por t for identificat ion. S ta t u s : Allows you t o Enab le/Disable th e po rt. W hen E nabl e is selected, t he port can for ward the p ackets normally . Spe ed and D uplex : Select the S peed a nd Duplex mode for the por t.
Choose the menu Switc hing → Port → Port Mirror to load the f ollowing p age. Figure 5-2 M irro r Group List The following entries are displayed on t his screen. Mirror Group Li st Grou p: Displays the mirror grou p number . Mirroring: Dis pla ys the mirror ing port num ber .
Clic k Edit to display the following fi gure. Figure 5-3 Port Mirror Confi g The follow ing entries are displayed on thi s screen. Mirror Group Nu mbe r: Select the mirror group numb er you want t o config ure . Mirroring Port Mirroring Port : Select the mirroring port number .
Eg ress: Select Enab le/Disab le the Egress feature. W he n the Egre ss is enabled, the outgoing p ackets sent by the mirrore d port will be copied to the mirroring por t. L AG : Displays the LAG numbe r which the port bel ongs to. The LAG member cannot be selected as the mirror ed port or mirrorin g port.
Choose the menu Switc hing → Port → Port Security to load the following page. Figure 5-4 P ort Securit y The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Port Security Select : Select the d esired port for Port Sec urity config uration. I t i s mul ti - op tion al.
No te: 1. The Port Security functio n is disabled for t he LAG por t member . Only the port is removed from the LAG , will the Port Sec urity function be av ailable for t he port. 2. The Port Security funct ion is disab led when the 802. 1X function is ena bled.
Port Is olation List Port : Display t he port number . Forwar d Portl ist : Display the F orward Port l ist . 5.1.5 Loopback D etection With loopbac k detection f eature enabl ed, the switc h can det ect loops using loopback detect ion pac kets.
The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Global Config Loopbac kDetectio n S ta t u s : Here you can en able or disab le Loopback Detection funct ion globally . Detection Inte rval : Set a L oopback Det ection inter val between 1 and 1 000 seconds.
For the m ember port s in an ag gregatio n group, the ir basic con figurat ion must be t he same. T he basic conf iguration i ncludes STP , QoS , GV RP , VL AN , po rt attributes , MAC A ddress Learni ng mode and oth er a ssociate d settings. More d eta ils are explained b elow : If the port s, which are ena bled for the GVRP , 802 .
The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Global Co nfig Hash A lgorit hm : Select the app lied scope of Aggregate Arit hmetic, w hich result s in choosing a port to transf er the pac kets.
Choose the menu Switc hing → L AG → St atic LAG to load the following p age. Figure 5-8 St a t i c L A G Co nfig The following entries are displayed on t his screen: LAG Config Grou p Number : Select a Group Number fo r the LAG . Descrip tion : Give a descri ption to the LAG for identificat i on.
group. In an aggre gation group, the port w ith smaller port prior ity will be consider ed as the preferred on e. If the tw o port priorities are e qual; the por t with smaller p ort number is preferred. After an aggregation gro up is establ ished, the selec ted port s can be aggregated t ogether as one port to tra nsmit p ackets.
Select : Select the des ired port for LACP con figurat ion. It is multi - option al. Port : Displays the por t number . Adm in Key : S pecify an Admin Key for the por t. The member port s in a dynamic aggregatio n group must have the sam e Admin Key .
Choose the menu Switc hing → T raffic Mon itor → T ra ffic Summary to load the followi ng page. Figure 5- 10 T raffic Summary The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Auto Refresh Aut o Refresh : Allows you t o Enab le/Disable re freshing t he T raffic S ummary automati cally .
St atistics : Click the St a tistics button to view the det ailed traff ic stat istics of the port. 5.3.2 T raffic St atistics T raf fic S tatist ics scree n displays t he deta iled traf fic information of each p ort, whic h facilit ates you to monitor the t raf fic and locate fau lts prom ptly .
transmitt ed on the port. The error frames are not co unted in. Mult icast : Displays the number of go od multicast p acket s recei ved or transmitt ed on the port. The error frames are not co unted in. Unicast : Displays the number of go od unicast p acket s received or transmitt ed on the port.
T able 5-1 T ypes and fe atures of Address T able This function inc ludes four subme nus: Address T able , St atic A ddress , Dynami c Address and Filte ring A ddress . 5.4.1 Address T able On this pa ge, you can v iew all the infor mation o f the Add ress T able.
Dynami c: This option all ows the addr ess tab le to display the dynamic a ddress entrie s only . Filterin g: This opt ion allow s the address t able to dis pla y the filtering ad dress entries o nly . Address T able M AC Ad d r es s : Displays the MAC addres s learned by the switch.
V L AN ID : Enter the corres ponding VLA N ID of the MAC ad dress. Port : Se lect a port from the p ull - dow n list to be bound. Search Opti on Search Opti on : Select a Search Opt ion from t he pull - down l ist and click the Search button to find y our desired entry in t he S tat ic Address T able.
Choose the menu Switc hing → M AC Ad d re s s → D ynami c A ddress to load the fo llowing pa ge. Figure 5- 14 Dynam ic A ddres s The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Agi ng Config Aut o A ging : Allows you t o Enable/Disa ble the Auto Aging feat ure.
Dynami c Addr ess T able Select : Select the ent ry to delete the dy namic address o r to bind the MA C address t o the correspond ing port st atically . It is mult i - optiona l. M AC Ad d r es s : Displays the dynamic M AC Addre ss. V L AN ID : Displays the cor respondin g VLAN ID of the M AC address.
Choose the menu Switc hing → M AC Ad d re s s → F ilt ering A ddress to load the follow ing pa ge. Figure 5- 15 Filteri ng Addres s The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Create Filtering A ddress M AC Ad d r es s : Enter the MA C Address to be filter ed.
No te: 1. The MA C address in th e Filter ing Addres s T able cannot be added t o the S tati c Address T able or bound to a por t dynami cally . 2. This MA C address filter ing funct ion is not availab le if the 802.
Chapter 6 VLAN The tradition al Ethernet is a dat a networ k communicat ion technology based on CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Mu ltiple Access/ Collis ion Detect) via shared comm unication medi um.
packe ts o f dif ferent VLA Ns. The sw itch can ana lyze t he received unt agged pac kets o n the port and match the pac kets w ith the MA C VLAN, Prot ocol VLA N and 802.1Q VLA N in turn. I f a pac ket is matched, t he switch will add a correspon ding VLAN tag to it and forward it in the corresponding VLAN.
（ 2 ） TRUNK: The TRUNK port c an be added in multiple VLAN s, and the egres s rule of the p ort is T AG . The TRUNK port i s generally used to con nect t he casc aded netw ork devices for it can receiv e and forwar d the p acket s of multi ple VL ANs.
IEEE 802.1Q VLAN funct ion is imple mented on the VLA N Config and Port Conf ig p ages. 6.1.1 VLAN Config On this pa ge, you can v iew the cur rent created 80 2.1Q VLAN. Choose the menu VL AN → 802.1Q VLA N → VLAN C onfig to l oad the follo wing p age.
Clic k Edit button to modify t he settings of the c orrespond ing VLAN. Cl ick Create button to create a new VLA N. Figure 6-4 Create or Mo dify 802.1Q VL AN The following entries are displayed on t his screen: VLA N Config VLA N ID: Ent er the ID number of VLAN.
Link T ype: Displays the Link T ype of the port. It can be reset on Port Config screen. Eg ress Rul e: Select the E gress Rule for the VLAN port member . The default egress rule i s UNT AG . • T AG: A ll packe t s forwarded by the port are t agged. The pac kets cont ain VL AN informat ion.
Link T ype: Se lect the Lin k T ype from the pull - down list for the por t. • ACC ESS: Th e ACCES S port can be added i n a single VLAN, and the egress rule of the port is UNT AG . The PVID is sa me as the current VLAN ID. If the current VLA N is deleted, t he PVID will be s et to 1 by defau lt.
Step Ope ration Description 3 Modify/ View V LAN. Optional. On the V L AN → 802.1Q VLA N → VLA N C onf ig page, click the Edit/Detail butt on to modi fy/v iew the information o f the correspond ing VLAN. 4 Delete VLA N Optional . On the V L AN → 802.
The following entries are displayed on t his screen: VLA N T able M AC Ad d r es s : Enter t he MAC address. Descrip tion: Give a descri ption to t he MAC address f or identificat ion. VLA N ID: Enter the ID nu mber of the MAC VLAN. Th is VLAN shoul d be one of the 802.
the dat a of specific protocol ca n be automati cally assigned to t he correspondin g VLAN for transmis sion. T he network admin istrator can man age networ k clients base d on their specific applicatio ns and serv ices through prot ocol VL AN.
The Proced ure for the S witch to Identi fy Packet Prot oco l The Im pleme ntat ion of P rotoc ol VLA N This switch can match pac kets through pr otoco l templat e and tran smit pa ckets in t he specific VLAN accord ing to the protocol.
The packet i n Protocol VL AN is process ed in the follow ing way: VLA N packets are proce ssed i n the foll owing way : 1. When re ceiving an unt agged packet, the switch matches the pac ket with the c urrent Protoc ol VLAN. If the pac ket is matched, the sw itch will add a correspond ing Protocol V LAN tag to it.
Choose the menu VL AN → Protoc ol VLA N → Protocol Group to load t he followin g page. Figure 6-9 Create Protoco l VLAN The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Protoc ol Group Co nfig Protoc ol: Select the de fined protoco l templa te .
The follow ing entries are displayed on thi s screen: Create Prot ocol T emplate Protoc ol Name: Give a na me for the Proto col T emplate. Ether T ype: Enter the Eth ernet protoc ol type field in the pr otocol t emplate. Frame T ype: Select a Fra me T ype for the Protoc ol T empla te.
Switch B is co nnecting t o PC B and Server A; P C A and Server A i s in the s ame VLAN; PC B and Server B is in the sa me VLAN; PCs in the two VL ANs cannot co mmunicat e with each other .
6.5 Applic ation Exa mple for M A C V L AN Network R equireme nts S w i t c h A and switch B are conne cted to meeti ng room A a nd meeting roo m B respect ive ly , and the two r ooms are for .
Configur e Switch B Step Ope ration Description 1 Configur e the Li nk T ype of the ports Required. On VL AN → 802.1Q VLA N → Port Conf ig page, configure the link type of Port 21 and Port 22 as GENERAL and TRUNK respect ively . 2 Create VLAN10 Required.
Network Di agram Confi gurati on Proced ure Configur e Switc h A Step Ope ration Description 1 Configur e the Li nk T ype of the ports Required. On VL AN → 802.1Q VLA N → Port Conf ig page, configure the link type of P ort 1 1 a nd Port 13 as ACCE SS, and configur e the link type of Port 12 as G ENER AL.
Step Ope ration Description 4 Create Prot ocol T em pla te Required. On V L AN → Protoc ol VLA N → Pro tocol T e mplate p age, conf igu re the protoco l template pr actically .
• Join Ti mer: To t ransmit the Joi n messages r eliably to other entities, a GARP entity s ends each Join mess age two times. The Joi n timer is used to define the int erval between the two sending oper ations of eac h Join messa ge.
Choose the menu VL AN → GVRP to load the following p age. Figure 6- 11 GV RP Co nfig No te: If the GVRP feature i s enabled for a member por t of LAG , please ensure all t he member por ts of this LAG are set to be in the sa me stat us and registr ation mode.
• Forbi dden: I n this mode, a port cannot register/der egister VLANs. I t only prop agates VLA N 1 informati on. LeaveA ll T imer: Once the L eaveAll T imer is set, t he port with GV RP enab led can sen d a LeaveAll messa ge after the timer times out , so that other GARP ports c an re - register al l the attr ibute information.
Chapter 7 S p anning T ree STP (S pannin g Tr ee Protocol), subject to I EEE 802.1D standard, is to disbranch a ring netw ork in the Data Lin k l ayer in a local network.
Figure 7-1 Basic ST P diagr am STP T imer s Hello T ime: Hello T ime ranges fro m 1 to 10 seconds. It specifie s the interv al to send BP DU p ackets. It is used to test the link s. Max. Age: Max. Age ra nges from 6 t o 40 seconds. It specifies the maximu m time the sw itch can wait wit hout receiving a B PDU before attempting to r econfigur e.
Compar ing BPDUs Each switch s ends out co nfiguration BPDUs and re ceives a conf iguration B PDU on one o f its por ts from another switch. The follow ing tab le shows the c ompar ing operat ions.
The condit ion for the root port to transit it s port st ate rapidly: The old root port of the switch stops forw arding dat a and the desig nated port of the ups tream switc h begins to forw ard data.
The follow ing figure show s the netw ork diagram in M STP . F igure 7-2 Basic M STP diag ram M STP MSTP divides a netw ork into sever al MST r egions. The C ST is gener ated betw een these MST regions, and multiple sp anning trees can be ge nerated in e ach MST region.
The follow ing diagram sh ows the dif ferent port roles. Figure 7-3 P ort roles The S panni ng T ree module is m ainly for sp anning tree conf iguration o f the sw itch, includi ng four submenus: STP Config , Port Config , MSTP I nsta nce and STP Security .
Choose the menu Sp anni ng T ree → STP Config → STP Config to load t he following p age. Figure 7-4 S TP Conf ig The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Global Co nfig STP: Select Enable/Dis able ST P funct ion globally on t he switch.
Max Hops: Enter a value fro m 1 to 40 to set the maximum nu mber of h ops that occur in a spec ific region befor e the BPDU is discarde d. The default v alue is 20 hop s. No te: 1. The forwar d delay paramet er and the net work diameter are corre lated.
Choose the menu S pa nning T ree → STP Co nfig → STP Summary to load t he following p age. Figure 7-5 S TP Summary 7.2 Port Co nfig On this page y ou can configure the parameters of the port s for.
Choose the menu S pa nning T ree → Port Config to load the followin g page. Figure 7-6 P ort C onfig The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Port Config Port Select : Clic k t he Select butt on to quic k - select the c orrespond ing port base d on the port nu mber you enter ed.
Desig nated Port: I ndicates the port that forwards pac kets t o a downstrea m networ k segment or swit ch. Master Port: Indic ates the por t that co nnects a MST regio n to the common r oot. The p ath from th e master port to the common r oot is the shortest p ath between this MST region an d the common root.
Choose the m enu S pa nning T ree → MSTP Inst ance → Re gion Co nfig to lo ad the follow ing page . Figure 7-7 Regio n Con fig The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Region C onfig Region Nam e: Create a name for MST region id entification us ing up t o 32 character s.
Choose the menu S pann ing T ree → MSTP Inst ance → Inst ance Co nfig to load t he followi ng page . Figure 7-8 I nsta nce Config The follow ing entries a re display ed on t his screen: Inst ance T able Inst ance I D Select: Click the Sele ct button to quick -se lect the corre sponding Ins tance I D based on the I D number you ent ered.
V L AN - Inst ance Mapping VLA N ID: Ent er the desired VL AN ID. After modificatio n here, the new VLAN ID will be added to t he correspondin g instance I D and the previous V LAN ID won ’ t be rep laced. Inst ance I D: Enter the corres ponding ins tance I D.
The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Port Config Inst ance I D: Sel ec t the des ired inst ance ID for it s port con figuration. Port Select : Cli ck the Select but ton to quic k - select the c orrespond ing port base d on the port nu mber you enter ed.
7.4 STP Security Configur ing protectio n function for devices can prev ent devices fr om any malic ious attac k against STP feat ures. The STP Security function can b e implement ed on Port Protect and TC P rotect page s. Port Protect function is t o prevent the dev ices from any malicious at tac k against STP featur es.
Normally these port s do not receive BPDU s, but if a user malicious ly att ack s the switch by sending BPDUs, netw ork topolo gy jitter occ urs. T o prevent t his attac k, MSTP prov ides BPD U protect function.
Po rt: Disp lays the port nu mber of the switc h. Loop Prot ect: Loop Prot ect is to pr event the lo ops in th e networ k brought by recalculat ing STP because of lin k failures an d network cong estions. Root Protect: Root Protect is to prevent w rong networ k topology chan ge caused by the role chang e of the current legal root bridge.
Network Di agram Confi gurati on Proced ure Configur e Switc h A: Step Ope ration Description 1 Configur e ports On V L AN →802.1Q VLA N page, conf igure the lin k type of the related ports as T runk, a nd add the por ts to VLAN101 - VLAN 106 .
Step Ope ration Description 3 Configur e the region name and the revisio n of MST r egion On Sp anni ng T ree →MSTP In stance→R egion Con fig page, co nfigure the r egion as TP - LI NK and keep the def ault revision s etting.
Configur e Switch D: Step Ope ration Description 1 Configur e ports On VL AN →80 2.1Q V LAN page, configure t he link type of the r elated ports a s T runk, and add t he ports to VLAN101 - VL AN106 . The d etaile d instruction s can be found i n the sectio n 802.
Sugge st ion for C onfigur ation Enable TC Protect function for all t he ports o f switches. Enable Ro ot Protect funct ion for all the por ts of root bridges.
Chapter 8 Multicast Multicas t Overview In the netw ork, pac kets are sent in three modes: un icast, br oadcast and multicast. I n unicast, the so urce serv er sends se par ate copy infor mation to e ach receiv er .
IPv4 Multica st A ddress 1. IPv4 Multicast IP Address: As specified by IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Aut hority) , Class D IP ad dresses are use d as destinatio n addresses of multic ast packet s. The multicast IP addresses range fr om 224.0.0.0~ 239.
0X FF at t he start of the a ddress i dentifies the a ddress as being a mu lticast addr ess. Flags have 4 b its: (1) The high - or der fla g is re s erv ed, and must be initia lized to 0.
Reserv ed Multicast Addresses : Address Indication FF01::1 All i nter face - loca l IPv6 nodes FF02::1 A ll link - loca l IPv6 node s FF01::2 All i nter face - loca l IPv6 rou ters FF02::2 A ll link - loca l IPv6 routers FF05::2 All site - local IPv6 router s FF0X:: X ranges fro m 0 to F .
Multicast Addres s T able The switch is forwardin g multicast p acket s based on the multicast ad dress t able. As the transmis sion of multicast p acket s cannot span t he VLAN, the first p art of th e multicast addre ss table is VLA N ID, based on which the received mu lticast p ackets ar e forwarded in the VL AN owning the r eceiving port.
if the mult icast group s cont ain any m ember . W hen receiving I GMP le ave me ssage, the rec eiving port of the rout er will sen d IGMP group - speci fic - qu ery message t o the multi cast group and t he switch will forw ard IGMP group -speci fic- query message to check if other members in the multic ast group of the port need this mu lticast.
The IGMP Snooping fun ction can be implement ed on the following p ages : Snoopin g Conf ig , VLA N Config , Port Config , IP - Range , Multic a st V L AN , St atic M ulticast IP and P acket St atistics .
Ch oose the menu Multicast → IGMP S nooping → V LA N Config to load the follow ing page. Figure 8-6 V LAN Con fig The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: VLA N Config VLA N ID: Ent er the VLAN I D to enab le IGMP Snoopin g for the des ired VLAN.
Member Port Time: Disp lays the member port time of the VLAN. Leave T ime: Displays the leav e time of t he VLAN. Router Port: Displays the router port of the VLAN. No te: The settings h ere will be i nvalid when multicast VL AN is enable d Config uration proce dure: Step Ope ration Description 1 Enable IG MP Snoop ing fu ncti on Required.
The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Port Config Port Select : Click t he Select butt on to quick - select th e corres ponding por t based on the port number you entered. Select: Select the desire d port for IGMP Snooping feature c onfigurati on.
Choose the menu Multicast → IGM P Snoopi ng → IP - Ran ge to load the follow ing pag e. Figure 8-8 Mu lti cast Filter The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Create IP - Range IP Range ID: Enter the IP - ran ge ID. St art Multicast IP: E nter s tart mult icast IP of the IP - r ange you set .
Before con figuring a multicast VLA N, you shou ld firstly conf igure a VLAN as multicast V LAN an d add the correspo nding port s to the VLAN on the 802.
4. Configur e the link ty pe of the router por t in the multica st VLAN as T RUNK or con figure the egress rule as T AG and the link type as GENERA L otherwise a ll the member port s in the mul tica st V LAN cannot re ceive multicast streams.
Network Dia gram Confi gurati on Proced ure Step Ope ration Description 1 Create VL ANs Create three VL ANs with t he VLAN ID 3, 4 and 5 respectively , and spec ify the descript ion of VLA N 3 as Mult icast VLAN o n V L AN →802.1Q VLA N page.
Choose the menu Multicast → IGM P Snoopi ng →S t atic Multicast IP to loa d the followi ng page. Figure 8- 10 S tat ic Multicast I P T able The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Create S tati c Multicast Multicas t IP: Enter st atic multi cast IP address.
Choose the menu Mu lticast → IGMP Snoo ping → Packet St atistics to load t he following p age. Figure 8- 11 Pac ket S tat istics The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Auto Refresh Auto Refresh: Select Enable/ Disable aut o refresh feat ure.
Error Packet: Displays the nu mber of error packet s the port r eceived. 8.2 MLD Sn ooping MLD Snoop ing Multicast L istener Discove ry （ MLD ） snooping is applied for eff icient distr ibution o f IPv6 multica st data t o clients and rout ers in a Layer 2 net work.
MLD Snoop ing P rocess 1. Genera l Query The MLD router regular ly sends MLD general queries to query if the mu lticast gr oups cont ain a ny member s . W hen rec eivi ng MLD general quer ies , the switch wil l forward them to all other port s in the VLAN.
Chose the menu Mu lticast → MLD S noopi ng → Global Config to load t he following p age. The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Global Co nfig MLD Snoop ing : Ena ble or disabl e MLD Snoop ing function glo bally . Rep ort Mes sage Suppressi on : Enable or disa ble Report M essage Suppre ssion fun ction globally .
Multicas t VLAN : Enable or disab le multicast VLAN function. W hen multicast VLAN is enabl ed, all multicast data w ill fo rward in t his VLAN if this port be longs to the VLAN.
The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: V L AN Config V L AN ID : Enter the VLA N ID you wa nt to configure. Router Port A ging Tim e : Enter the rout er port aging t ime for this VLAN. It w ill override the global con figured aging t im e.
Dynamic Router P o r ts ： Displays the dynamic rout er port s of this VLAN. No te: 1. T he MLD snoopi ng func tion in a VLA N will take effect when gl obal MLD Snoo ping func tion is enable d in 8. 2.1 Gl oba l Config and th e VLAN i s creat ed in Chapter 6 VLAN .
8.2.4 Port Confi g On this pa ge you can c onfigure M LD Snooping function with e ach single por t. Choose the menu Multicast → M LD Snoop ing → Port Config to load the follow ing p age. The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Port Config Select : Se lect the port y ou want to con figure.
Choose the menu Multicast → M LD Snoop ing → St atic Multicast t o load the foll owing pa ge. The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: St atic Multicast Confi g V L AN ID : Enter the VLA N ID. Multicas t IP : Enter the multicast IP address.
The fol low ing entri es are di splayed o n this screen: Querier Config V L AN ID : Enter the VLA N ID which you want to s tart Q uerier . Max imum Resp onse Tim e : Enter the v alue of Maxim um Response T ime field of the Query message. Query Interval : Enter the Quer y messag e in terval t ime.
Choose the menu Multicast → M LD Snoop ing → Packet S tat istics to l oad the follow ing page. The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Aut o Fresh Aut o Fresh: Selec t Ena b le/Dis able auto fresh feature. Fresh Per iod : Enter the ti me from 3 to 300 second s to specify the auto fresh per iod.
Error Packet: Displays the number o f error pac kets which t he switch has receiv ed. 8.3 Multicast T able In a networ k, receivers can join dif f er ent multicast g roups a ppropriate t o their needs. Th e switch forwards m ulticast str eams based on IPv4/IPv6 multicast address t able.
8.3.2 IPv6 Multicast Ta b l e Th is page d isp lays the mu lticast group s which alre ady on the switch. Choose the menu Multicast→ M ulticast T able → IPv6 Multicast T able to load the follow ing page.
Chapter 9 QoS QoS (Qua lity of Service) functions to prov ide dif ferent qua lity of service for various netwo rk appli catio ns and requ irement s and opti mize the ban dwidth re source dist ribution so as t o prov ide a networ k service experi ence of a better qu ality .
2. 802.1P Priority Figure 9-2 8 02.1Q f rame As shown in the f igure abov e, each 802.1Q T ag has a Pri field, co mprising 3 bit s. The 3 - b it pr iorit y field is 802.1 p priority in the range o f 0 to 7. 802.1P priority deter mines the prior ity of the pac kets based on the Pri v alue.
Figure 9-4 SP - Mode 2. W RR - Mode: Weight Round Robin Mode. In this mode, p ackets in all the que ues are sent in orde r based o n the we ight value for each queue and every queue can be as sured of a cert ai n service ti me. The we ight value indic ates the oc cupied proport ion of the res ource.
The QoS module is mainl y for traf fic contro l and priority configurat ion, includi ng three sub menus: DiffServ , Ban dwidth Contr ol and V oice VLAN .
Config uration Proc edure: Step Ope ration Description 1 Select the port priority Required. On QoS → DiffSe rv → Port Pri ority page , configure t he port prior ity . 2 Configur e the mapping relation b etween the CoS priority and TC Required. On QoS → DiffServ → 802.
The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: DSCP Priority Con fig DSCP Priority: Select En able or Disabl e DSCP Priority . Priority L evel DSCP: Indicates t he priorit y determine d by the DS region of IP dat agra m. It ranges fro m 0 to 63.
The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Priority and CoS - m appi ng Confi g Ta g - id/Cos - id : Indicates the prece dence level defined by I EEE802.1P and the CoS I D. Que ue TC - id : Indicates t he priority level of egres s queue the p ackets with t ag and CoS - id are mappe d to.
SP+W RR - Mode: St r i c t - Prior ity + We ight Round Rob in Mode. In t his mode, this sw itch provides tw o schedul ing group s, SP group an d WRR gro up. Queues in SP group an d WRR group ar e scheduled str ictly based on strict- priority mode while the queues inside W RR group fol low the WRR mode.
The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Rate Limit Config Port Select : Click t he Se lect but ton to quick - select th e corres ponding por t based on the port number you entered. Select: Select the desire d port for Rat e configurat ion.
Choose the menu QoS → Bandw i d th Contro l → Stor m Contr ol to l oad the follow ing pa ge. Figure 9- 11 S torm Control The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: St orm Contr ol Co nfig Port Select : Click t he Select butt on to quick - select th e corre sponding p ort based on the port number you entered.
9.3 V oice VL A N Vo ice VLANs are con figured spe cially for v oice data stream. By con figuring V oice VLANs and adding the p orts wit h voice dev ices atta ched to voice VL ANs, you can per form Qo S - related configurat ion for voice dat a, ensuring the trans mission prior ity of voice dat a stream and v oice quality .
Port V oice VLA N Mode V oice Stream T ype Link ty pe of the port and pr ocessin g mode Automat ic Mode T AG vo ice str eam ACCE SS: Not supported. TRUNK: Supported.
No te: Do not trans mit voice stream toget her with ot her business pac kets in the v oice VLAN except for some speci al require ments. The V oice VLA N function can be implement ed on Gl obal Confi g, Port C onfi g and OUI Config page s.
Choose the menu QoS → V o ice V LAN → Por t Conf ig to load the following pa ge. Figure 9- 13 Por t Config No te: T o enable v oice VLAN fun ction for the L AG mem ber port, please ensure it s member st ate a ccords with its por t mode.
Se curit y Mod e: Configur e the security mode for forwar ding pac kets. Disable: All packet s are fo rwarded. Enabl e: Only v oice data are forw arded. Member St ate: Disp lays the st ate of the port in the c urrent voice VLAN. L AG : Display s the LAG number which the p ort belongs to.
Descrip tion: Display s the descripti on of the O UI. Config uration Pr ocedu re of V oice VLAN : Step Ope ration Description 1 Configur e the link type of the por t Required. On VLA N→802.1 Q VLA N→Port Confi g page , configure t he link type of por ts of the v oice device.
Chapter 10 PoE No te: Onl y TL - SG3424P su pport s PoE f unct ion. PoE (Power ov er Ethernet ) technology describes a sy stem to transmit electr ical power al ong with data t o remote devic es over standard tw isted - p air cable in a n Ethernet net work.
PoE Con fig, mainly f or PoE attri butes con figuratio n , i s impl emen ted on PoE Config and PoE Tim e - R ange ages. 10.1.1 PoE Config On this pa ge, you can co nfigure the p arameters to imple ment PoE funct ion. Choose the menu PoE → Po E Config → PoE C onfig to load the foll owing pa ge .
Port : Displays the port number . PoE S ta tus : Select to disab le/enable the Po E feature for the corr espondin g port. If set enable, the correspo nding port ca n supply pow er to the linked PD ( Powered Devi ce). PoE Priority : The priority levels includ e High, Middle an d Low in descend ing order .
The following item s are d isplayed on t his screen: Create PoE Pr ofile Profile Name: Enter the nam e of the profile . PoE S ta tus : Select to the enabl e/disable P oE feature for t he co rrespond ing port. If set enable, the port may supply power t o the linked PD (Power Dev ice).
The following item s are di splayed on this scr een: Tim e - Range T able Select: Select the desir ed entry to delete the corresp onding time - range. Index : Displays t he index of the ti me - range. Tim e - R ange N ame: D isp lays the na me of the time - ran ge.
W eek: Sele ct W eek to co nfigure wee k time - range. T he port bas ed on this time - range will sup ply pow er based on this time - range when the system time is within the week tim e - range . Create T ime - Slice St art Time: Set t he start time of the time - slice.
Holiday Name: Disp lays the name o f the holiday . St art Date: Display s the star t date of the ho liday . End Date: Disp lays the end date o f the holiday .
Chapter 11 ACL ACL (Access C ontrol List) is used t o filter packet s by configuring match rules and proc ess policie s of pac kets in order to control the access of the il legal users to t he networ k. Besides, ACL functions to control tr affic flows and sav e network resource s.
11.1.2 Ti me - Range Cr eate On this pa ge you can cre ate time - ranges . Choose the menu AC L → Time - Ran ge → Tim e - Range Create t o load the follo wing page. Figure 11 -2 Ti m e - Range Create No te: T o success fully configure t ime - ran ges, please f irstly specify time - slices an d then time - ran ges.
En d Ti me : Displays the end t ime of the t ime - slic e. Delete: Cl ick the Delete button to del ete the corres ponding ti me - sli ce. 11.1.3 Holida y Confi g Holiday m ode is app lied as a dif ferent se cured acc ess contro l policy fro m the w eek mode.
11.2.1 ACL Summar y On this pa ge, you can v iew the cur rent ACLs config ured in the s wit ch . Choose the menu AC L → A CL Config → A C L Summary to load the followi ng page.
11.2.3 M AC ACL MAC ACLs a nalyz e and process pac kets bas ed on a serie s of match condit ions, w hich can be t he source MA C addresses , destinatio n MAC addres ses, VL AN ID, and Ether T ype carried in t he packe ts. Choose the me nu ACL → A CL Config →M AC AC L to load the foll owing pa ge.
11.2.4 S tandard - IP A CL S tandard - IP ACL s analyz e and process data p acket s based on a ser ies of match conditio ns, whic h can be the sour ce IP ad dresses a nd destinatio n IP addresses car ried in the p ackets. Choose the menu AC L → A CL Config → St andard - IP ACL to load the follow ing pag e.
Choose the menu AC L → A CL Config →Ex tend - IP AC L to load the following page. Fi gure 11 -8 Create Exten d - IP Rule The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Create Exte nd - IP AC L A CL I D: Select the des ired Exten d - IP ACL for configur ation.
I P To S : Enter the I P - T oS cont ained in the r ule. IP P re : Enter the IP Precedence c ontained in the rule. Tim e - R ange: S elect the tim e - range for the rule to t ake ef fect.
Choose the menu AC L → Policy Config →Policy Create to load the f ollowing page. Figure 11 - 10 Create Policy The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Create Poli cy Polic y Name: Enter the na me of the poli cy . 11.3.3 A ct ion Creat e On this pa ge you can a dd ACLs and create corr esponding act ions for the po licy .
S- Condi tion: Sel ect S - Conditio n to limit t he transmissi on rate of t he dat a pac kets in the policy . Rate: S pecify the forward ing rate o f the dat a p acket s those match the corresp onding ACL. Out of Ba nd: S peci fy the disposa l way of the data packet s those are trans mitted beyond t he rate.
Index : Displays t he index of the bin ding policy . Policy Name: Display s the name of the binding policy . Interface: Displays t he port number or VLAN ID bound t o the policy . Dir ection: D isp lays the bindi ng direction. 11.4.2 Port Bindi ng On this pa ge you can b ind a policy to a por t.
Choose the menu AC L → Policy Binding → V L AN Binding to load the follow ing pag e. Fi gure 11 - 14 Bind the policy to the VLAN The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: V L AN - Bind Co nfig Policy Name: Select the nam e of the policy y ou want to bind.
3. The staf f of the m ar keting dep artment can acce ss to the Internet all day but cann ot visit th e forum durin g the working t ime. 4. The R & D dep artment and marketin g depar tment canno t com municate with eac h other .
Step Ope ration De scription 3 Configur e for require ment 2 and 4 On AC L →ACL Config →A CL Creat e p age, create ACL 100. On AC L →A CL Confi g→S t andar d - I P AC L page, select ACL 100, create Rul e 1, configur e operation a s Deny , configure S -I P as 10.
Chapter 12 Network Security Networ k Security mo dule is to prov ide the mu ltiple protect ion measur es for the net work secur ity , in cludi ng f our subme nus: IP - MA C Bindi ng , A RP I nspecti on , DoS Def end and 802.1X . Ple ase configure t he function s appropriat e to your need.
The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Search Opti on Sou rce: Select a Source from th e pull - down list and c lick the Searc h button to v iew your desire d entry in the Bin ding T able. • All : All the boun d entries will be di splayed.
2. Among t he conflicting entr ies with the sa me Source priority , only the last added or edited o ne will t ake ef fect . 12.1.2 Manual Bi nding Y ou can manually bind the I P address, MAC address, VLAN I D and the Port number t ogether in the conditio n that you hav e got the relate d informat ion of the Host s in the LA N.
Protect T ype: Displays the Protect T ype of the entry . Collis ion: Displays the Collision st atus of the entry . • W arning: Indicates t hat the coll ision may be caused by the MSTP function. • Critical: Indicates t hat the entry has a collisio n with the other entries.
Figure 12 - 4 AR P Scanni ng The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Scanni ng Opti on St art IP A ddre ss: S pecify the S tart I P A ddre ss. End IP A ddress: S pecify the End IP Address. VLA N ID: Enter the VLAN ID. If blank, the swit ch will s end the unt agged pac kets for scan ning.
networ k configuration prot ocol optimized an d developed bas ed on the BOOTP , functions to solv e the above ment ioned prob lems. DHCP W ork ing Principle DHCP works via t he “Client /Server” co mmunicatio n mode. The Client appli es to the Serv er for configurat ion.
The most Cl ients obt ain th e IP addr esses dyna mically , which is illustrated in t he following figure. Figure 12 - 6 Interact ion betw een a DHCP cl ient and a D HCP ser ver （ 1 ） DHCP - DISC OVER Stage: The Client broad casts t he DHC P - DISC OVER packet t o fi nd t he DHCP Server .
supported O ption 82 also can set the distributi on policy of IP addresses and the other paramet ers accordin g to the Option 8 2, providing mor e flexible addr ess distr ibution way . Option 82 ca n cont ain 255 su b - options at most. If Opt ion 82 is de fined, at least a sub - op tion should be de fined.
DHCP Snooping feat ure prev ents the netw ork from the DHCP Server Che ating Att ack by discarding t he DHCP pac kets on the distrusted p ort, so as to enh ance the netw ork security . Choose the menu Netwo rk Security → IP - MAC Bin ding → DH CP S noopin g to load the follow ing page .
The following entries are displayed on t his screen: DHCP Snoo ping Config DHCP Snoo ping: Enable/D isable the D HCP Snooping functi on globall y . Global Flow Control : Select the v alue to spe cify the maxi mum amount of D HCP messages t hat c an be forw arded by the sw itch per second.
Decline Pr otect: Select Enab le/Disab le the Decline Prot ect featur e. L AG : Displays the LAG to which the port belo ngs to. 12.2 ARP Inspec tion According t o the ARP I mplement ation Proc edure st ated i n 12.
Figure 12 - 10 AR P A tta ck – Cheating G ateway As the abov e figure sh own, the at tac ker sends the fake ARP pac kets o f Host A to the Gateway , and then the Gat eway will autom atically update its ARP tab le after receiving t he ARP p acket s.
Figure 12 - 11 AR P At tack – Cheat ing T erminal Hosts As the abov e figure show n, the att acker se nds the fa ke ARP pac kets o f Host A to Host B, and then Host B will auto matically update its ARP tab le after receiving the A RP pa ckets.
Figure 12 - 12 Man - In - The - Middl e At tack Suppose t here are three Hosts in L AN connected with one another through a switch. Host A: IP address is 192. 168.0.10 1; MAC addr ess is 00 - 00 - 00 - 11 - 11 - 11 . Host B: IP address i s 192.168.0.10 2; MAC addr ess is 00 - 00 - 00 - 22 - 22 - 22.
The IP - MA C Binding function a llows the sw itch to bind the IP addre ss, MAC a ddress, VL AN ID and the conn ected Port number of t he Host toget her when t he Host conne cts to the switch.
Configuration Proce dure: Step Ope ration Description 1 Bind the IP addr ess, MAC address, VLAN ID and t he connected Port nu mber of the Host toget her . Required. On the IP - MAC B inding page, bind the IP address, MAC address, VLA N ID and the connected Port number of the Host together via Manual Bind ing, ARP Scanning or D HCP Snooping.
The following entries are displayed on t his screen: A RP Defend Port Select : Cli ck the Select butt on to quick - select the c orrespon ding port based on the port number you entered. Select: Sel ect y our desired port for configuration. I t is multi - optional.
Choose the menu Network Security → A RP Ins pection →A RP St atistics to load the follow ing page . Figure 12 - 15 ARP S tatist ics The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Auto Refresh Auto Refresh: Enable/D isable the Auto Refresh featur e.
DoS A tt ack T y pe De scription Land Att ack T he attacker se nds a specifi c fake SY N packet to the destin ation Host. Since both the source I P add ress and th e destinati on IP address of the SYN packet are set t o be the IP address of the Host, the Host will be trapped in an endless cir cle for buildin g the initial conn ection.
Choose the menu Networ k Security → D oS Defe nd → DoS D efen d to load the following p age. Figure 12 - 16 DoS Def end The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Con fig ure DoS Defend: Enable/D isable DoS D efend functi on. Defend T able Select: Select the ent ry to enable t he correspond ing Defend T ype.
Archi tecture of 802.1 X Authent ication 802.1X adopt s a client/serv er architecture w ith three entities: a supplicant sy stem, an authent icator syste m, and an authent ication serv er system, as show n in the f ollowing figur e. Figure 12 - 17 Architecture of 802.
802.1 X A uthenticat ion Proce dure An 802.1X authenticat ion can b e initiated by supplic ant system or authentic ator syst em. When th e authent icator system det ects an un authenticate d supplicant in L AN, it will initiat e the 802.1X authent ication by sending EAP - Req uest/Identit y pac kets to t he supplicant.
4. Upon rec eiving the user n ame from the switch, th e RADI US server retrieves t he user na me, finds the corres ponding p assword by matching t he user name in its dat abas e, encrypt s the passw ord using a rando mly - generate d key , and sends the key t o the switch through an RADI US Acc ess - Cha llenge pac ket.
further aut hentication. Whereas the r andomly - generated key i n EAP - M D5 relay mode is generat ed by the aut henticat ion serv er , and the switc h is respons ible to en capsu late the aut henticat ion pac ket and forward it t o the RADIUS s erver .
Choose the menu Networ k Security → 802.1X → Global Con fig to load the following p age. Figure 12 - 20 Glob al C onfig The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Global Co nfig 802.1X : Enable/D isable the 802. 1X function. Aut henticati on Meth od: Select the Authenticatio n Method fro m the pull - dow n list.
Quiet Pe riod: S pecify a value for Qui et Period. Once t he supplicant fai led to the 802.1X Authe ntication, then the switc h will not respond t o the authe ntication r equest fr om the sa me supplicant dur ing the Qu iet Period. Retry T imes: S pecify the max imum trans fer times o f the repeated authent ication request .
Po rt: Displays the port number . S ta t u s : Select Enabl e/Disable th e 802.1X authent ication featur e for the port. Guest VLA N: Sel ect E nabl e/Di sab le the Guest VL AN feature for t he port. Control Mode: S pecify the Contro l Mode for the port .
The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Aut henticati on Config Primary IP: Enter the IP addre ss of the authent ication serv e r. Secondary IP: Enter the IP addre ss of the alternate a uthenticat ion serv er . Aut henticati on Port: Set the UDP port of auth entication serv er(s).
Step Ope ration Description 5 C onf igure the 802.1X for the port. Required. On the Netwo rk Sec uri ty → 802.1 X → Po rt Confi g page, configure the 802.
Chapter 13 SNMP SNM P Overvie w SNMP (Simple Network M anagement Prot ocol) has gai ned the most ex tensiv e application on th e UDP/IP networ ks. SNMP provides a manage ment frame to monitor a nd mainta in the netw ork devices.
SN MP v1: SNM P v1 adopt s Commun ity Name aut henticatio n. The co mmunity name is used to define the r elation betw een SNMP Mana gement S tation and SN MP A gent. The SNMP pac kets failing to p ass commun ity name authent ication ar e discarded. Th e community name can limit access to SN MP Agent from SNM P NMS, functionin g as a pas sword.
3. Create SNM P User The User con figured in a n SNMP Gro up can m anage the switc h via the client progra m on manage ment st ation. The specif ied User Name and the Auth/ Privacy Password are used for SNMP Manage ment S tation t o access the S NMP Agent, functionin g as the p assword.
No te: The amount o f Engine ID characters m ust be even. 13.1.2 S NM P Vi ew The OID (O bject Ide ntifier) of the SNMP p ackets is used to des cribe the m anaged object s of the switch, and t he MIB (Manageme nt Information Ba se) is the set of t he OIDs.
13.1.3 SNMP Group On this p age, y ou can configur e SNMP Grou p to control the net work acce ss by prov iding the user s in various gr oups w ith diff erent manage ment right s via the Read V iew , Write V iew and Not ify V iew . Choose the menu SNMP → SNM P C on fi g →SN M P G ro up to load t he followin g page.
Re ad View: Select the V iew t o be the Read V iew . The manage ment a ccess is restricted t o read - only , and cha nges cannot be made to the assigned S NMP V iew . Write Vie w: Select the View t o be the Write Vi ew . The mana gement acc ess is writing only and changes can be made to t he assigned SNM P View .
Choose the menu SNMP → SNM P C on fi g →SNMP User to l oad the foll owing pag e. Figure 13 - 6 SN MP U se r The following entries are displayed on t his screen: User Config User Name: Enter the User Name here . User T y pe: Select the t ype for the U s e r.
Privacy Password : Enter the Pr ivacy Passwo rd. User T able Select: Select the d esired entry to delete t he correspo nding User . It is mul ti - op tion al. User Name: Displays the name of the User . User T y pe: Displays the User T ype. Gro up N ame: Displays the Group Na me of the User .
Access: Def ines the a ccess rights of the commun ity. • read - onl y: Management right of the Com munity is restricted t o read - on ly, and change s cannot be made to the correspond ing View. • read - write: Manage ment right of t he Community is read - write a nd chan ges can be made to the c orrespond ing View.
If SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c is employed, p lease ta ke the follow ing steps: Step Ope ration Description 1 Enabl e SNMP f unction glo bally . Required. On the SNMP → SNM P Co nf ig →Global Confi g page, enable SNMP funct ion global ly . 2 Create SNM P Vi ew .
Cho ose the menu SNMP → N otific ation → Notification to lo ad the followi ng page. Figure 13 - 8 Notificat ion Config The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Create Not ification IP M ode : Select the IP Mode . IP Address : Enter the IP Address o f the manageme nt Host.
Notific ation T a ble Select: Select the des ired ent ry to delete the correspon ding manage ment st ation. IP Address : Displays the IP Address of the manage ment host. IP M o de: Displays the IP Mode of the manag ement host. UDP Port: Displays the UDP por t used to send n otificatio ns.
RM ON Gro up Func tion Alarm Group Alarm Gr oup is confi gured t o monitor the sp ecific ala rm variabl es. When the value of a monitor ed variab le exceeds the thresh old, an alarm ev ent is generated, which triggers the switch t o act in the set w ay .
Choose the menu SNMP → RM ON → Event Config to load the fo llowing page. Figure 13 - 10 Event C onfig The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Event T able Select: Select the des ired entry for configurat ion. Index : Displays the index numbe r of the entry .
Choose the menu SNMP → RM ON → Alarm Config to load the following pag e. Figure 13 - 11 Alar m Conf ig The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Alarm T able Select: Select the des ired entry for configurat ion. Index : Displays the index numbe r of the entry .
• Falling: When the sam pled value is und er the Falli ng Thresho ld, an alarm ev ent is triggered. Interval: Enter the alar m interval ti me in secon ds. Ow ner: Enter the na me of the device or user that def ined the ent ry . S ta t u s : Select Enab le/Disab le the correspo nding alar m entry .
Chapter 14 Cluster With the dev elopment of n etwork techno logy , the netw ork scale is getti ng larger and m ore networ k devices are re quired, whic h may result in a mor e complicated n etwor k management s ystem.
The current switch you cr eate cluster is specified a s the commander switch. The command er switch d iscovers and det ermines cand idate switc hes by collect ing related informati on.
Choose the menu Cluster → NDP → Neigh bor Inf o to load the fo llowing p age. Figure 14 - 2 Neighbor I nformat ion The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Ne ighbor Search Opti .
Choose the menu Cluster → NDP → NDP Summary to load the followin g page. Figure 14 - 3 ND P Sum m ary The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Global Co nfig NDP: Displays the global NDP status (en abled or disabled) for the switch.
Det ail ： Click the Det ail button to v iew t he complete in formation co llected for the port. 14.1.3 NDP Confi g On this pa ge you can c onfigure the NDP f unction for the switch. Choose the menu Cluster → NDP → NDP Config to l oad the follow ing page.
Dis ab le: Click the Disable button to disa ble NDP for the port you select. No te: 1. NDP function is effectiv e only w hen NDP function is enab led globa lly and for the port . 2. The aging t ime should be set over the hello time val ue; otherwise this settin g will be inv alid and w ill not take effect.
Ro le: Displays the r ole this devic e plays in the clust er . Command er: Indicat es the device t hat can con figure and manage all t he devices in a clust er . Me mber: Indicates the d ev ice that is managed in a cluster . Candidate: Indicates the device that do es not belo ng to any cluster tho ugh it can be added t o a cluster .
Choose the menu Cluster → NTDP → NTDP Summa ry to load the following page. Figure 14 - 7 NTDP S ummary The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Global Co nfig NTDP: Displays the NTDP statu s (enable d or disabled) of the switch globally .
14.2.3 NTDP Confi g On this pa ge you can c onfigure NT DP global ly . Choose the menu Cluster → NTDP → NTDP Confi g to load the followin g page. Figure 14 - 8 NTDP Config The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Global Co nfig NTDP: Select Enab le/Disable N TDP for the switch glob ally .
Select: Select the desire d port for NT DP st atus con figuratio n. Po rt: Disp lays the port nu mber of the switc h. NTDP: Disp lays NTDP stat us (enabled or di sabled) of the c urrent port . Ena ble: C lic k the Enab le button to enable NTDP fea ture fo r the port y ou select.
For a memb er switch, the following p age is disp layed: Figure 14 - 10 Cluster Summary for Member Switch The follow ing entries a re display ed on t his screen: Global Co nfig Cluster: Displays the clust er st atus (enabl ed or disabled) of the switch.
Choose the menu Cluster → Cluster → Cluster Config to load the following pa ge. For a candidat e switch, the following p age is disp layed. Figure 14 - 12 Cluster Co nfiguration for Candid ate Switch The follow ing entries are disp layed on t his screen: Current Role Ro le: Displays the r ole the curre nt switch plays i n the cluster .
For an indiv idual switch, t he followi ng page is dis play ed. Figure 14 - 14 Cluster Co nfiguration for Indivi dual Switch The follow ing entries a re display ed on t his screen: Current Role Ro le: Displays the r ole the curre nt switch plays i n the cluster .
Network Di agram Figure 14 - 15 Netw ork diagra m Confi gurati on Proced ure Configur e the member switch Step Ope ration Description 1 Enable NDP function on t he switch and for por t 1 On Cluster →NDP→NDP Co nfig page, enable NDP fu ncti on.
Step Ope ration Description 4 Conf igure the me mber switc h On Cluster → Cluster→Member C onfig page, select the member sw itch and cl ick the Manag e button to log on to its W eb managemen t page.
Chapter 15 LLDP No te: Onl y TL - SG3424P su pport s LLDP function. LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) is a Layer 2 protocol that is us ed for networ k devices to advertise t heir own dev ice infor mation perio dically to nei ghbors on th e same IEEE 802 local area networ k.
or to allow t he port t o both trans mit and r eceive LL DPDUs. Four LL DP admin stat uses are supported by each port. Tx&Rx: t he port can both t ransmit and rec eive LLDP DUs. Rx_Only : the port can r eceive LL DPDUs only . Tx_On ly: the port c an transmit LLDP DUs only .
The follow ing tabl e shows the det ails about the current ly defined TL Vs. T LV t y p e T LV N a m e Descr iption Usage in LLDPDU 0 End of LLDP DU Mark the end o f the TL V sequence in LL DPDUs. Any infor mation follow ing an End Of LL DPDU TL V shall be ignored.
No te: For deta iled introdu ction of TL V , please refer to I EEE 802.1 AB stand ard and ANSI/T IA - 105 7 . In TP - L INK switch , the f ollowing L LDP opt ional TL Vs are supported. T LV Ty pe Description Port Description TLV The Port Descr iption TLV allow s network man agement to advertise t he IEEE 802 L AN station's port descript ion.
The LLDP modu le is main ly for LLDP fun ction con figuration o f the swit ch, includi ng three submenus: Basic Confi g , Device Info , Device St atistics and LLDP - MED . 15.1 Basic Conf ig LLDP is configured o n the Globa l Config and Port Config pa ges.
Fast St art Ti me s : W hen th e port's LL DP st ate t ransforms fro m Disable (or Rx_On ly) to Tx&Rx (or Tx_Only ), the fast st art mechan ism wi ll be enabled, that is, the t ransmit interv al will be shorten to a second, and several LL DPDUs will b e sent out (the nu mber of LL DPDUs equals this p aramet er).
15.2 De vice Info Y ou can view the LL DP infor mation o f the local dev ice and its neighbor s on the Loc al Info and Neighb or Info pages r espectively . 15.2.1 Local I nfo On this pa ge you can s ee all port s' config uration and sy stem informat ion.
Refr es h Ra te: S pecify the auto refresh r ate. Local Info Enter the des ired port number and click Select to display t he information of th e correspond ing port. 15.2.2 Neighbor I nfo On this pa ge you can g et the inform ation of the neig hbors.
Choose the menu LLDP → Devi ce St atisti cs → Stat i s tic Info to load the follow ing page. Figure 15 -5 LLDP S tatistic Inform ation The following entries are displayed on t his screen : Auto Refresh Auto Refresh: Enable/Disab le the auto refres h function.
Neighbor S t atistics Port Select : Click the Select button to quick - select the corr esponding por t based on the port number you entered. Po rt: Disp lays local devic e's port number . T ransmit T otal: Di splays the nu mber of LLDPD Us sent by t his port.
TLV Ty pe Func tion Locati on Ident ificat ion TLV The Locati on Identific ation TLV prov ides for adv ertisement of location ide ntifier infor mation to Co mmunicatio n Endpoint Devices, bas ed on configur ation of the Networ k Connectivity Device it's connecte d to.
15.4.2 Port Confi g On this pa ge you can c onfigure al l ports' L LDP - MED p arameters. Choose the menu LLDP → LLDP - M ED → Port Config to load the f ollowing p age.
Includ ed TL Vs Select TL Vs to be include d in outgoing LL DPDU. Location Id entificati on Paramet ers Configur e the Location Id entificatio n TLV's content in outgoing L LDPDU of the por t.
Choose the menu LLDP → LLDP - M ED → Local Info to load the follow ing pa ge. Figure 15 -8 LLDP - MED L ocal Inf ormation Th e following entries are displayed on t his screen : Auto Refresh Auto Refresh: Enable/Disab le the auto refres h function.
Choose the menu LLDP → LLDP - M ED → Nei ghbor Info t o load the follow ing page. Figure 15 -9 LLDP - MED Ne ighbor I nformation The following entries are displayed on t his screen : Auto Refresh Auto Refresh: Enable/Disab le the auto refres h f unction.
Chapter 16 Maintenance Maintenan ce module, assemblin g the common ly used syst em tools to ma nage the switc h, provides the c onvenient method to lo cate and solve t he networ k problem. （ 1 ） Syst em Monitor: Mon itor the ut ilization st atus of the me mory and the C PU of switch.
Cli ck the Monitor but ton to enable t he switch to monitor and dis play it s CPU utiliz ation rate ever y four secon ds. 16.1.2 Memor y Moni tor Ch oose the menu Mainte nance → Sy stem M onitor → Memory Mo nitor to load the following pa ge.
notificatio ns 5 Nor m al but sig nificant c onditions informati onal 6 Inf ormational m essages debugging 7 Debu g - level m essages T able 16 -1 L og Level The Log function is implemented o n the Log T able , Local Lo g , Remot e Log and B ackup Log page s.
No te: 1. The logs are c lassified into eight levels based on sev erity . The higher the informat ion severity is, the lower the c orrespo nding level is.
16.2.2 Local Log Loca l Log is the log infor mation saved in switc h. By default, all system logs from level _0 to level_6 are saved in log buf fer . On this pa ge, you can set t he output cha nnel for logs. Choose the menu Maint enance → Log →Loca l Log to load the follow ing page .
Choose the menu Maint enance → Log →Rem ote Log t o load the follow ing p age. Figure 16 - 5 Log Host The following entries are displayed on t his screen: Log Host Index : Displays the index of the log host . The switch su pport s 4 log hosts.
The following entry is displayed on this screen: Ba ckup Log Ba ckup Log : Click the Backup Lo g button t o save the log as a fil e to your comp uter . No te: It will t ake a few minut es to backup the lo g file. Pleas e wait without any operation.
No te: 1. The Length d isplayed h ere is the length o f pair cab le not that of the phy sical cable. 2. The test resu lt is just for y our referenc e. 16.4 Net w ork D iagnostics This switch prov ides Pin g test and T racert test functions for networ k diagnos tics .
Inte rval : S pecify the interv al to send ICMP request packet s. The defa ult value is recommend ed. 16.4.2 T racert T racert test function is us ed to test the connect ivity of the gateways dur ing its jour ney from the source to dest ination of the t est data.
Appendix A: S pecifications Standar ds IEEE802. 3 10Base - T Eth ernet IEEE 802. 3u 100Base - TX/100 Base - FX Fast Eth ernet IEEE802. 3ab 1000Ba se - T Gigabit Ethernet IEEE802. 3z 1000Base - X Gigabit Ethernet IEEE802. 3x Flow Contr ol IEEE802. 1p QoS IEEE802.
Operating Envir onment Operatin g Temperature: 0 ℃ ~ 40 ℃ Storage Te mperature: - 40 ℃ ~ 70 ℃ Operatin g Humidity : 10% ~ 90% RH Non - con dens ing Sto rage Humi dity: 5% ~ 9 0 % RH Non - cond.
Appendix B: Configuring the PCs In this sectio n, we’ll introd uce how to inst all and conf igure the TCP/I P corr ectly in W in dows 2000 and TCP/IPv 6 in WIN7. First make sur e your Ethernet Adapter is working, r efer to the adapter’s man ual if ne cessary .
4) In the prom pt page t hat showed be low , double clic k on the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) . Figure B-2 5) The followin g TCP/IP Prope rties window wi ll displa y and the IP Address t ab is open on this window by default.
6) Sel ect Use the following IP address. And the fo llowing ite ms will be available. I f the switch's IP address is 1 92.168.0. 1, specify IP addr ess as 192.168.0. x (x is from 2 to 254), and the Subnet mask as 255.25 5.255.0. 2. In IPv6 netw ork ： 1) On the W in dows tas kba r , click the Sta r t button, and then clic k Control Panel .
5) The following TCP/ IP v6 Properties w indow will dis play and the IP Address t ab is open on this window by default. 264.
6) Sel ect Use the foll owi ng IP v6 address . And the following items will be av ailable. If the switch's IP address is 30 01::1/64 , specify IP address as 3001::14 fo r exam ple , and the Subnet prefix length as 64 . Now : Clic k OK to sav e your sett ings.
Appendix C: Load Sof tware U sing FTP If there is someth ing wrong w ith the firmware of the switch and t he switch can not be launche d, you can load firmw are to the switch via FTP funct ion. FTP (File Tran sfer Protoc ol), a protocol in th e applicatio n layer, is main ly used to transfer f iles between the remote serv er and the local PCs.
Figure C- 2 Open Hyper T erminal 2 ） The Connection Descripti on Window wi ll prompt sh own as Figure C -3 . E nter a name int o the Name f ield and click OK . Figure C- 3 Connectio n Description 3 ） Select the port to conn ect in the follow ing figure and then c lick OK .
Figure C- 4 Select the p ort to connect 4 ） Configure the port select ed in the step above s hown as t he followi ng figur e. Con figu re B its p er se cond as 384 00, D a ta b i ts as 8, Parit y as None, S top bi t s as 1, Flo w control as None, and the n click OK .
Figure C- 6 bootUtil M enu As the prom pt is displayed for a shor t time, y ou are suggest ed not to r elease the CTRL - B key until you enter into bootUtil menu after p owering on the sw itch. 3 ） After enterin g into bootUti l menu, please fir stly confi gure the IP para meters of the switch.
7 ） Please power of f and restar t the switch show n as the following figure. Now you are in the User EXEC mode and ca n manage the swit ch via CLI co mmand.
Appendix D : 802.1X Client Sof tw are In 802.1X mecha nism, the sup plicant C lient shou ld be equ ipped with t he correspo nding clien t soft ware compl ied with 802.
Figure D- 3 Welc ome to the I nstallS hield W izard 4) T o continue, cho ose the destinat ion locatio n for the install ation files and cl ick Next on t he followin g screen. Figure D- 4 Choose D estination Locat ion By defau lt, the inst allat ion files ar e saved on t he Progra m Files folder of system d isk.
Figure D- 5 Instal l the Program 6) The Inst allShie ld Wizard is inst alling TpSu pplicant shown as the followi ng screen. P lease wait. Figure D- 6 Setup S tatus 7) On the fo llowing scree n, click Finish to complete t he insta llation.
Figure D- 7 Instal lShi eld Wizard Complete No te: Please pay at tention to t he tips o n the abov e screen. If you have not inst alled W in Pcap 4.0. 2 or the higher ver sion on your co mputer , the 802.1X Cl ient Soft ware TpSup plicant cannot work.
2) Then the fo llowing scree n will app ear . If you want t o stop the remove proc ess, clic k Cancel . Figure D- 9 Prepar ing Setu p 3) On the cont inued scree n, clic k Ye s to rem ove the applicat ion from your PC. Figure D- 10 Uninst all the Appli cation 4) Clic k Finish to complete.
Fi gure D- 12 TP - LINK 802. 1X Client Enter the Nam e and the Passwo rd specified in t he Authent ication Ser ver . The length of N ame and Pass word shou ld be less than 1 6 characters. 2) Click the Properties but ton on Figure D - 12 to l oad t he following scr een for configur ing the connectio n properties.
3) T o continue, cli ck Conne ct button after ent ering the Name and Pa ssword on Figure D - 12 . Then the foll owing scree n will appear to prompt that the Radius serv er is being sear ched. Fi gure D- 14 Authenticati on Dialog 4) W hen passi ng th e a uthentication, the following s creen will ap pear .
A1: It’s bec ause the suppor ted DLL file is missing. Y ou are suggeste d to go to http:/ /www .winpcap.org t o download W inPcap 4. 0.2 or the higher v ersion for instal lation, and run the client so ftwar e again. Q2: Is th is TP - LINK 802.1X Client Sof tware co mpliable with the sw itches of t he other manufactur ers? A2: No.
Appendix E : Glossary Access C ontrol List (AC L) ACLs can lim it networ k traffic and restri ct access t o certain users or devices by checking each packet for cer tain IP or MAC ( i.
Generi c Multi cast Re gistr ation Pr otocol (GMRP) GMRP allow s networ k devices to r egister end stat ions with mu lticast grou ps. GMRP re quires that any partici pating networ k devices or e nd stations co mply with the IEEE 802.1 p standard. Grou p Att ribute Regis trat ion Proto col (GA RP) See Generi c Attribute Re gistratio n Protocol.
Layer 2 Data Link lay er in the ISO 7 - Lay er Data Communi cations Protoc ol. This is relate d directly to the hardware int erface for net work dev ices and passes on traffic bas ed on MAC a ddresses.
Secure Shel l (SSH) A secure repla cement for rem ote access funct ions, inclu ding Telnet . SSH can authent icate users with a cry ptographic key , and encrypt data conne ctions betw een management cli ents and th e switch.
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Se non hai ancora comprato il TP-Link TL-SG3424P è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del TP-Link TL-SG3424P - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso TP-Link TL-SG3424P imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul TP-Link TL-SG3424P ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il TP-Link TL-SG3424P, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del TP-Link TL-SG3424P.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il TP-Link TL-SG3424P. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo TP-Link TL-SG3424P insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
