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Cisco SF500-48 Administration Manual (548 pages)

ESW2 series Advanced Switches

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 7.9 MB

Table of Contents
2
Chapter 1: Getting Started

19
- Starting the Web-Based Configuration Utility
  19
  - Launching the Configuration Utility
    20
    
    Http/Https
    21
    
    Logging out
    22
- Quick Start Device Configuration
  23
- Interface Naming Conventions
  24
- Differences between Sx500, SG500X and the ESW2-550X Devices
  24
- Window Navigation
  26
  - Application Header
    26
  - Management Buttons
    28
Chapter 2: Status and Statistics

30
- Viewing Ethernet Interfaces
  30
- Viewing Etherlike Statistics
  31
- Viewing GVRP Statistics
  33
- Viewing 802.1X EAP Statistics
  34
- Viewing TCAM Utilization
  35
- Managing RMON
  36
  - Viewing RMON Statistics
    37
  - Configuring RMON History
    39
  - Viewing the RMON History Table
    40
  - Defining RMON Events Control
    41
  - Viewing the RMON Events Logs
    42
  - Defining RMON Alarms
    42
Chapter 3: Administration: System Log

46
- Setting System Log Settings
  46
- Setting Remote Logging Settings
  48
- Viewing Memory Logs
  49
  - RAM Memory
    50
  - Flash Memory
    50
Chapter 4: Administration: File Management

52
Chapter 5: Administration: Stack Management

76
- Overview
  76
- Types of Units in Stack
  78
  - Backward Compatibility of Number of Units in Stack
    78
  - Unit Leds
    79
- Stack Topology
  80
  - Types of Stack Topology
    80
  - Topology Discovery
    80
- Unit ID Assignment
  81
  - Duplicate Unit Ids
    81
- Master Selection Process
  83
- Stack Changes
  84
  - Connecting a New Unit
    84
- Unit Failure in Stack
  86
  - Failure of Master Unit
    86
    
    Master/Backup Switchover
    87
    
    Slave Unit Handling
    87
  - Reconnecting the Original Master Unit after Failover
    88
- Software Auto Synchronization in Stack
  88
- Stack Unit Mode
  88
- Stack Ports
  91
  - Default Stack and Network Ports
    92
  - Port Pairs
    92
  - Port Speeds
    93
    
    Auto Selection of Port Speed
    93
    
    Connecting Units
    93
  - Cables Types
    93
- Default Configuration
  96
- Interactions with Other Features
  96
- System Modes
  96
  - System Mode Backwards Compatibility
    97
  - System Mode and Stack Management
    97
Chapter 6: Administration: General Information

100
- Device Models
  100
- System Information
  102
  - Displaying the System Summary
    102
  - Configuring the System Settings
    105
- Console Settings (Autobaud Rate Support)
  106
- Rebooting the Device
  106
- Routing Resources
  108
- Monitoring Fan Status
  111
- Defining Idle Session Timeout
  113
- Pinging a Host
  113
- Traceroute
  115
Chapter 7: Administration: Time Settings

118
- System Time Options
  119
  - Time
    119
  - Time Zone and Daylight Savings Time (DST)
    120
- SNTP Modes
  120
- Configuring System Time
  121
  - Selecting Source of System Time
    121
  - Adding a Unicast SNTP Server
    123
  - Configuring the SNTP Mode
    126
  - Defining SNTP Authentication
    126
  - Time Range
    127
    
    Absolute Time Range
    128
    
    Recurring Time Range
    129
Chapter 8: Administration: Diagnostics

130
- Testing Copper Ports
  130
- Displaying Optical Module Status
  132
  - MSA-Compatible Sfps
    132
- Configuring Port and VLAN Mirroring
  133
- Viewing CPU Utilization and Secure Core Technology
  135
Chapter 9: Administration: Discovery

138
- Configuring Bonjour Discovery
  138
  - Bonjour in Layer 2 System Mode
    138
  - Bonjour in Layer 3 System Mode
    139
- LLDP and CDP
  140
- Configuring LLDP
  141
  - LLDP Overview
    142
  - Setting LLDP Properties
    143
  - Editing LLDP Port Settings
    144
  - LLDP MED Network Policy
    146
  - Configuring LLDP MED Port Settings
    148
  - Displaying LLDP Port Status
    149
  - Displaying LLDP Local Information
    150
  - Displaying LLDP Neighbors Information
    154
  - Accessing LLDP Statistics
    158
  - LLDP Overloading
    159
- Configuring CDP
  161
  - Setting CDP Properties
    161
  - Editing CDP Interface Settings
    164
  - Displaying CDP Local Information
    165
  - Displaying CDP Neighbors Information
    167
  - Viewing CDP Statistics
    169
Chapter 10: Port Management

170
- Configuring Ports
  170
- Setting Port Configuration
  171
- Configuring Link Aggregation
  174
  - Link Aggregation Overview
    175
    
    Load Balancing
    175
  - Default Settings and Configuration
    176
  - Static and Dynamic LAG Workflow
    176
  - Defining LAG Management
    177
  - Configuring LAG Settings
    178
  - Configuring LACP
    180
    
    LACP Priority and Rules
    180
    
    LACP with no Link Partner
    180
    
    Setting LACP Parameter Settings
    181
- Configuring Green Ethernet
  182
Chapter 11: Smartport

190
- Overview
  191
- What Is a Smartport
  192
- Smartport Types
  192
  - Special Smartport Types
    194
- Smartport Macros
  195
  - Applying a Smartport Type to an Interface
    196
- Macro Failure and the Reset Operation
  196
- How the Smartport Feature Works
  197
- Auto Smartport
  198
- Error Handling
  201
- Default Configuration
  202
- Relationships with Other Features and Backwards Compatibility
  202
- Common Smartport Tasks
  202
- Configuring Smartport Using the Web-Based Interface
  205
  - Smartport Properties
    205
  - Smartport Type Settings
    206
  - Smartport Interface Settings
    207
- Built-In Smartport Macros
  210
Chapter 12: Port Management: Poe

222
- Poe on the Device
  222
  - Poe Features
    222
  - Poe Operation
    223
  - Poe Configuration Considerations
    223
- Configuring Poe Properties
  225
- Configuring Poe Settings
  226
  - Poe Priority Example
    227
Chapter 13: VLAN Management

230
- Vlans
  230
- Configuring Default VLAN Settings
  234
- Creating Vlans
  235
- Configuring VLAN Interface Settings
  236
- Defining VLAN Membership
  237
  - Configuring Port to VLAN
    238
  - Configuring VLAN Membership
    239
- GVRP Settings
  241
  - Defining GVRP Settings
    241
- VLAN Groups
  242
  - MAC-Based Groups
    242
    
    Assigning MAC-Based VLAN Groups
    243
    
    Mapping VLAN Group to VLAN Per Interface
    243
  - Protocol-Based Vlans
    244
    
    Protocol-Based Groups
    244
    
    Protocol-Based Groups to VLAN Mapping
    245
- Voice VLAN
  246
  - Voice VLAN Overview
    246
    
    Dynamic Voice VLAN Modes
    247
    
    Voice End-Points
    248
    
    Auto Voice VLAN, Auto Smartports, CDP, and LLDP
    248
    
    Voice VLAN Qos
    250
    
    Voice VLAN Constraints
    251
    
    Voice VLAN Workflows
    251
  - Configuring Voice VLAN
    252
    
    Configuring Voice VLAN Properties
    253
    
    Displaying Auto Voice VLAN Settings
    254
  - Configuring Telephony OUI
    256
    
    Adding Ouis to the Telephony OUI Table
    257
    
    Adding Interfaces to Voice VLAN on Basis of Ouis
    258
- Access Port Multicast TV VLAN
  259
  - IGMP Snooping
    260
  - Differences between Regular and Multicast TV Vlans
    260
  - Configuration
    261
  - Multicast TV Group to VLAN
    261
    
    Port Multicast VLAN Membership
    262
- Customer Port Multicast TV VLAN
  262
  - Mapping CPE Vlans to Multicast TV Vlans
    263
  - CPE Port Multicast VLAN Membership
    264
Chapter 14: Spanning Tree

266
- STP Flavors
  266
- Configuring STP Status and Global Settings
  267
- Defining Spanning Tree Interface Settings
  269
- Configuring Rapid Spanning Tree Settings
  271
- Multiple Spanning Tree
  274
- Defining MSTP Properties
  274
- Mapping Vlans to a MSTP Instance
  275
- Defining MSTP Instance Settings
  276
- Defining MSTP Interface Settings
  277
Chapter 15: Managing MAC Address Tables

280
- Types of MAC Addresses
  280
- Configuring Static MAC Addresses
  281
- Managing Dynamic MAC Addresses
  282
  - Configuring Dynamic MAC Address Aging Time
    282
  - Querying Dynamic Addresses
    282
- Defining Reserved MAC Addresses
  283
Chapter 16: Multicast

284
- Multicast Forwarding
  284
  - Typical Multicast Setup
    285
  - Multicast Address Properties
    287
- Defining Multicast Properties
  287
- Adding MAC Group Address
  289
- Adding IP Multicast Group Addresses
  291
- Configuring IGMP Snooping
  292
- MLD Snooping
  295
- Querying IGMP/MLD IP Multicast Group
  297
- Defining Multicast Router Ports
  298
- Defining Forward All Multicast
  299
- Defining Unregistered Multicast Settings
  300
Chapter 17: IP Configuration

302
- Overview
  302
  - Layer 2 IP Addressing
    303
  - Layer 3 IP Addressing
    304
- Ipv4 Management and Interfaces
  305
  - Ipv4 Interface
    305
    
    Defining an Ipv4 Interface in Layer 2 System Mode
    305
    
    Defining Ipv4 Interface in Layer 3 System Mode
    306
  - Ipv4 Routes
    309
  - Ripv2
    310
  - Access List
    310
  - Ipv4 VRRP Virtual Routers
    310
  - Arp
    310
  - ARP Proxy
    311
  - UDP Relay/Ip Helper
    312
  - Dhcpv4 Snooping/Relay
    313
    
    Dhcpv4 Snooping
    313
    
    Dhcpv4 Relay
    313
    
    Transparent DHCP Relay
    314
  - Interactions between Dhcpv4 Snooping, Dhcpv4 Relay and Option 82
    315
  - DHCP Snooping Binding Database
    318
    
    DHCP Trusted Ports
    319
    
    How the DHCP Snooping Binding Database Is Built
    319
    
    DHCP Snooping Along with DHCP Relay
    321
    
    DHCP Default Configuration
    321
    
    Configuring DHCP Work Flow
    321
  - DHCP Snooping/Relay
    322
    
    Properties
    322
    
    Interface Settings
    323
    
    DHCP Snooping Trusted Interfaces
    323
    
    DHCP Snooping Binding Database
    324
- DHCP Server
  325
  - DHCP Options
    325
  - Dependencies between Features
    327
  - Default Settings and Configurations
    327
    
    Dhcpv4 Server
    328
    
    Network Pool
    328
    
    Excluded Addresses
    330
    
    Static Hosts
    330
    
    Address Binding
    332
- Ipv6 Management and Interfaces
  333
  - Ipv6 Static Routing
    334
  - Ipv6 Global Configuration
    334
  - Ipv6 Interface
    335
  - Ipv6 Tunnel
    339
    
    Types of Tunnels
    339
    
    Configuring Tunnels
    339
  - Defining Ipv6 Addresses
    342
  - Ipv6 Router Configuration
    343
    
    Router Advertisement
    343
    
    Ipv6 Prefixes
    345
  - Ipv6 Default Router List
    347
  - Defining Ipv6 Neighbors Information
    349
  - Viewing Ipv6 Route Tables
    350
  - Dhcpv6 Relay
    352
    
    Dependencies with Other Features
    352
    
    Global Destinations
    352
    
    Interface Settings
    353
- Domain Name
  353
  - DNS Settings
    354
  - Search List
    355
  - Host Mapping
    356
Chapter 18: IP Configuration: Ripv2

358
- Overview
  358
- How RIP Operates on the Device
  359
  - Enabling RIP
    359
  - Offset Configuration
    359
  - Passive Mode
    360
  - Filtering Routing Updates
    361
    
    Advertising Default Route Entries on IP Interfaces
    361
  - Redistribution Feature
    361
    
    Using RIP in Network with Non-Rip Devices
    363
  - RIP Authentication
    363
  - RIP Statistical Counters
    364
  - RIP Peers Database
    364
- Configuring RIP
  364
  - Ripv2 Properties
    365
  - Ripv2 Settings on an IP Interface
    367
  - Displaying Ripv2 Statistic Counters
    368
  - Displaying the Ripv2 Peers Database
    369
  - Access Lists
    369
    
    Creating an Access List
    370
    
    Populate an Access List
    370
Chapter 19: IP Configuration: Ipv4 VRRP Virtual Routers

372
- Overview
  372
  - Constraints
    373
  - VRRP Topology
    373
- Configurable Elements of VRRP
  376
  - Virtual Router Identification
    376
    
    VRRP Versions
    376
  - Virtual Router IP Addresses
    377
  - Source IP Address in a VRRP Router
    378
  - VRRP Router Priority and Preemption
    378
  - VRRP Advertisements
    379
- Configuring VRRP
  379
Chapter 20: Security

382
- Defining Users
  383
  - Setting User Accounts
    383
  - Setting Password Complexity Rules
    385
- Configuring TACACS
  386
  - Accounting Using a TACACS+ Server
    387
  - Defaults
    388
  - Interactions with Other Features
    388
  - Workflow
    388
  - Configuring a TACACS+ Server
    388
- Configuring RADIUS
  391
  - Accounting Using a RADIUS Server
    391
  - Defaults
    391
  - Interactions with Other Features
    392
  - Radius Workflow
    392
- Key Management
  395
  - Creating a Key Chain
    395
  - Creating a Key Settings
    396
- Configuring Management Access Authentication
  398
- Defining Management Access Method
  399
  - Active Access Profile
    400
  - Defining Profile Rules
    402
- SSL Server
  404
  - SSL Overview
    404
  - Default Settings and Configuration
    405
  - SSL Server Authentication Settings
    405
- Configuring TCP/UDP Services
  407
- Defining Storm Control
  408
- Configuring Port Security
  409
- Configuring 802.1X
  412
  - 802.1X Parameters Workflow
    415
  - Defining 802.1X Properties
    415
  - Defining 802.1X Port Authentication
    417
  - Defining Host and Session Authentication
    420
  - Viewing Authenticated Hosts
    422
- Defining Time Ranges
  422
- Denial of Service Prevention
  423
  - Secure Core Technology (SCT)
    423
  - Types of Dos Attacks
    423
  - Defense against Dos Attacks
    424
  - Dependencies between Features
    425
  - Default Configuration
    425
  - Configuring Dos Prevention
    425
    
    Security Suite Settings
    425
    
    SYN Protection
    427
    
    Martian Addresses
    428
    
    SYN Filtering
    429
    
    SYN Rate Protection
    430
    
    ICMP Filtering
    431
    
    IP Fragmented Filtering
    431
- IP Source Guard
  432
  - Interactions with Other Features
    432
  - Filtering
    433
  - Configuring IP Source Guard Work Flow
    433
  - Enabling IP Source Guard
    434
  - Configuring IP Source Guard on Interfaces
    434
  - Binding Database
    435
- Dynamic ARP Inspection
  436
Chapter 21: Security: SSH Client

442
- Secure Copy (SCP) and SSH
  442
- Protection Methods
  443
  - Passwords
    443
  - Public/Private Keys
    444
  - Import Keys
    444
- SSH Server Authentication
  445
- SSH Client Authentication
  446
  - Supported Algorithms
    446
- Before You Begin
  447
- Common Tasks
  447
- SSH Client Configuration through the GUI
  449
Chapter 22: Security: SSH Server

452
- Overview
  452
- Common Tasks
  453
- SSH Server Configuration Pages
  454
  - SSH User Authentication
    454
  - SSH Server Authentication
    455
Chapter 23: Security: Secure Sensitive Data Management

458
- Introduction
  458
  - SSD Management
    459
- SSD Rules
  459
  - Elements of an SSD Rule
    460
  - SSD Rules and User Authentication
    463
  - Default SSD Rules
    463
  - SSD Default Read Mode Session Override
    464
- SSD Properties
  464
  - Passphrase
    465
  - Default and User-Defined Passphrases
    465
  - Local Passphrase
    465
  - Configuration File Passphrase Control
    466
  - Configuration File Integrity Control
    466
  - Read Mode
    467
- Configuration Files
  467
  - File SSD Indicator
    467
  - SSD Control Block
    468
  - Startup Configuration File
    468
  - Running Configuration File
    469
  - Backup and Mirror Configuration File
    470
  - Sensitive Data Zero-Touch Auto Configuration
    471
- SSD Management Channels
  472
- Menu CLI and Password Recovery
  473
- Configuring SSD
  473
  - SSD Properties
    473
  - SSD Rules
    474
Chapter 24: Access Control

478
- Access Control Lists
  478
- Defining MAC-Based Acls
  480
  - Adding Rules to a MAC-Based ACL
    481
- Ipv4-Based Acls
  483
  - Defining an Ipv4-Based ACL
    483
  - Adding Rules (Aces) to an Ipv4-Based ACL
    484
- Ipv6-Based Acls
  487
  - Adding Rules (Aces) for an Ipv6-Based ACL
    488
- Defining ACL Binding
  491
Chapter 25: Quality of Service

494
- Qos Features and Components
  495
  - Qos Modes
    495
  - Qos Workflow
    496
- Configuring Qos - General
  497
  - Setting Qos Properties
    498
  - Configuring Qos Queues
    499
  - Mapping Cos/802.1P to a Queue
    500
  - Mapping DSCP to Queue
    502
  - Configuring Bandwidth
    505
  - Configuring Egress Shaping Per Queue
    507
  - Configuring VLAN Ingress Rate Limit
    507
  - TCP Congestion Avoidance
    509
- Qos Basic Mode
  509
  - Workflow to Configure Basic Qos Mode
    509
  - Configuring Global Settings
    510
  - Interface Qos Settings
    511
- Qos Advanced Mode
  511
  - Workflow to Configure Advanced Qos Mode
    513
  - Configuring Global Settings
    513
  - Configuring Out-Of-Profile DSCP Mapping
    514
  - Defining Class Mapping
    516
  - Qos Policers
    517
  - Defining Aggregate Policers
    518
  - Configuring a Policy
    519
  - Policy Class Maps
    520
  - Policy Binding
    522
- Managing Qos Statistics
  522
  - Policer Statistics
    523
    
    Viewing Single Policer Statistics
    523
    
    Viewing Aggregated Policer Statistics
    524
  - Viewing Queues Statistics
    524
Chapter 26: SNMP

528
- SNMP Versions and Workflow
  528
  - Snmpv1 and V2
    529
  - Snmpv3
    529
  - SNMP Workflow
    529
  - Supported Mibs
    531
- Model Oids
  531
- SNMP Engine ID
  532
- Configuring SNMP Views
  534
- Creating SNMP Groups
  535
- Managing SNMP Users
  537
- Defining SNMP Communities
  539
- Defining Trap Settings
  541
- Notification Recipients
  541
  - Defining Snmpv1,2 Notification Recipients
    542
  - Defining Snmpv3 Notification Recipients
    543
- SNMP Notification Filters
  545

Cisco SF500-48 Administration Manual (477 pages)

500 Series Stackable Managed Switch

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 7.16 MB

Table of Contents
2
Chapter 1: Getting Started

10
Chapter 2: Viewing Statistics

20
- Viewing Ethernet Interfaces
  21
- Viewing Etherlike Statistics
  22
- Viewing GVRP Statistics
  23
- Viewing 802.1X EAP Statistics
  24
- Viewing TCAM Utilization
  25
- Managing RMON
  27
  - Configuring Rmon History
    29
  - Viewing the Rmon History Table
    30
  - Defining Rmon Events Control
    32
  - Viewing the Rmon Events Logs
    33
  - Defining Rmon Alarms
    33
Chapter 3: Managing System Logs

36
- Setting System Log Settings
  36
- Setting Remote Logging Settings
  38
- Viewing Memory Logs
  39
- Flash Memory
  40
Chapter 4: Managing System Files

41
Chapter 5: Stack Management

56
- Overview
  57
- Types of Units in Stack
  58
- Stack Mode
  59
- Stack Ports
  60
- Stack Topology
  63
- Topology Discovery
  64
- Unit ID Assignment
  66
- Master Selection Process
  68
- Unit Failure in Stack
  72
- Stack Configuration
  74
Chapter 6: General Administrative Information and Operations

77
- System Information
  77
- Switch Models
  81
- Rebooting the Switch
  83
- TCAM Allocation
  84
- Monitoring the Fan Status and Temperature
  86
- Defining Idle Session Timeout
  86
- Pinging a Host
  87
- Traceroute
  88
Chapter 7: System Time

90
- System Time Options
  90
- Sntp Modes
  92
- Configuring System Time
  93
- Adding a Unicast SNTP Server
  95
- Defining SNTP Authentication
  98
Chapter 8: Managing Device Diagnostics

100
- Testing Copper Ports
  100
- Msa-Compatible Sfps
  102
- Displaying Optical Module Status
  102
- Configuring Port and VLAN Mirroring
  103
- Viewing CPU Utilization and Secure Core Technology
  105
Chapter 9: Configuring Discovery

107
- Configuring Bonjour Discovery
  107
- LLDP and CDP
  109
- Configuring LLDP
  110
  - Lldp Overview
    111
  - Setting Lldp Properties
    112
  - Editing Lldp Port Settings
    113
  - Lldp Med
    115
  - Configuring Lldp Med Port Settings
    117
  - Displaying Lldp Port Status
    119
  - Displaying Lldp Local Information
    120
  - Displaying Lldp Neighbors Information
    123
  - Accessing Lldp Statistics
    128
  - Lldp Overloading
    128
- Configuring CDP
  131
  - Setting Cdp Properties
    131
  - Editing Cdp Interface Settings
    133
  - Displaying Cdp Local Information
    135
  - Displaying Cdp Neighbors Information
    137
  - Viewing Cdp Statistics
    138
Chapter 10: Port Management

140
- Configuring Ports
  140
- Setting Basic Port Configuration
  141
- Configuring Link Aggregation
  144
  - Static and Dynamic Lag Workflow
    146
  - Defining Lag Management
    146
  - Configuring Lag Settings
    147
  - Configuring Lacp
    149
- Configuring Green Ethernet
  151
  - Setting Global Green Ethernet Properties
    155
  - Setting Green Ethernet Properties for Ports
    156
Chapter 11: Smartports

158
- Overview
  158
- Smartport Types
  158
- What Is a Smartport
  159
- Smartport Macros
  159
- Smartport Types
  160
- Special Smartport Types
  161
- Smartport Macros
  162
- Applying a Smartport Type to an Interface
  163
- Macro Failure and the Reset Operation
  164
- How the Smartport Feature Works
  164
- Auto Smartport
  165
  - Enabling Auto Smartport
    166
  - Identifying Smartport Type
    166
  - Multiple Devices Attached to the Port
    168
- Error Handling
  169
- Default Configuration
  169
- Relationships with Other Features and Backwards Compatibility
  170
- Common Smartport Tasks
  170
- Web GUI
  172
  - Smartport Properties
    173
  - Smartport Type Settings
    173
  - Smartport Interface Settings
    175
- Built-In Smartport Macros
  177
Chapter 12: Managing Power-Over-Ethernet Devices

201
- Poe on the Switch
  201
  - Configuring Poe Properties
    201
  - Poe Operation
    202
  - Poe Configuration Considerations
    202
- Configuring Poe Properties
  203
- Configuring the Poe Power, Priority, and Class
  204
Chapter 13: VLAN Management

208
- Vlans
  208
- Configuring Default VLAN Settings
  211
- Creating Vlans
  213
- Configuring VLAN Interface Settings
  214
- Defining VLAN Membership
  215
  - Configuring Port to Vlan
    216
  - Configuring Vlan Membership
    217
- GVRP Settings
  218
- Defining Gvrp Settings
  219
- VLAN Groups
  220
- Voice VLAN
  225
  - Configuring Voice Vlan
    231
  - Configuring Telephony Oui
    235
- Access Port Multicast TV VLAN
  238
  - Igmp Snooping
    239
  - Differences between Regular and Multicast Tv Vlans
    239
  - Multicast Tv Group to Vlan
    240
- Customer Port Multicast TV VLAN
  241
  - Mapping Cpe Vlans to Multicast Tv Vlans
    242
  - Cpe Port Multicast Vlan Membership
    243
Chapter 14: Configuring the Spanning Tree Protocol

244
- STP Flavors
  244
- Configuring STP Status and Global Settings
  245
- Defining Spanning Tree Interface Settings
  247
- Configuring Rapid Spanning Tree Settings
  250
- Multiple Spanning Tree
  252
- Defining MSTP Properties
  253
- Mapping Vlans to a MSTP Instance
  254
- Defining MSTP Instance Settings
  255
- Defining MSTP Interface Settings
  256
Chapter 15: Managing MAC Address Tables

259
Chapter 16: Configuring Multicast Forwarding

263
- Multicast Forwarding
  263
  - Typical Multicast Setup
    264
  - Multicast Operation
    264
- Defining Multicast Properties
  266
- Adding MAC Group Address
  268
- Adding IP Multicast Group Addresses
  270
- Configuring IGMP Snooping
  272
- MLD Snooping
  274
- Querying IGMP/MLD IP Multicast Group
  277
- Defining Multicast Router Ports
  278
- Defining Forward All Multicast
  279
- Defining Unregistered Multicast Settings
  280
Chapter 17: Configuring IP Information

282
- Management and IP Interfaces
  282
  - Managing Ipv6
    288
  - Defining Ipv6 Global Configuration
    289
  - Defining Ipv6 Addresses
    291
  - Configuring Ipv6 Tunnels
    293
  - Defining Ipv6 Neighbors Information
    295
  - Viewing Ipv6 Route Tables
    297
- Defining Ipv4 Routes
  298
- Configuring ARP
  299
- Enabling ARP Proxy
  301
- Defining UDP Relay
  302
- Domain Name Systems
  302
- Mapping Dns Hosts
  304
Chapter 18: Configuring Security

306
- Defining Users
  307
- Setting Password Complexity Rules
  309
- Configuring TACACS
  310
- Configuring RADIUS
  312
- Configuring Management Access Authentication
  315
- Defining Access Profiles
  316
  - Active Access Profile
    317
  - Defining Profile Rules
    319
- Configuring TCP/UDP Services
  322
- Defining Storm Control
  323
- Configuring Port Security
  325
- Configuring 802.1X
  327
  - X Parameters Workflow
    330
  - Defining Host and Session Authentication
    335
  - Viewing Authenticated Hosts
    337
  - Defining Time Ranges
    338
- Denial of Service Prevention
  340
- Defining DHCP Snooping
  346
- IP Source Guard
  347
- Dynamic ARP Inspection
  351
Chapter 19: Configuring DHCP

357
- DHCP Snooping
  357
- DHCP Relay
  358
- Interactions between DHCP Snooping, DHCP Relay and Option
  359
- DHCP Snooping Binding Database
  363
- Dhcp Gui
  367
Chapter 20: Access Control

370
- Access Control Lists
  370
- Defining MAC-Based Acls
  370
- Ipv4-Based Acls
  375
- Ipv6-Based Acls
  379
- Defining ACL Binding
  382
Chapter 21: Configuring Quality of Service

384
- Qos Features and Components
  384
- Qos Features and Components
  385
  - Qos Modes
    385
  - Qos Workflow
    386
- Configuring Qos - General
  388
  - Configuring Qos Queues
    389
  - Mapping Dscp to Queue
    392
  - Configuring Bandwidth
    393
  - Configuring Egress Shaping Per Queue
    394
  - Configuring Vlan Rate Limit
    395
  - Tcp Congestion Avoidance
    396
  - Qos Basic Mode
    397
  - Workflow to Configure Basic Qos Mode
    397
  - Configuring Global Settings
    398
  - Interface Qos Settings
    399
  - Qos Advanced Mode
    399
  - Workflow to Configure Advanced Qos Mode
    401
  - Defining Class Mapping
    404
  - Qos Policers
    405
  - Defining Aggregate Policers
    406
  - Configuring a Policy
    407
  - Policy Class Maps
    408
  - Policy Binding
    410
- Managing Qos Statistics
  410
  - Viewing Policer Statistics
    410
  - Viewing Queues Statistics
    412
Chapter 22: Configuring SNMP

414
- SNMP Versions and Workflow
  414
  - Model Oids
    414
  - Snmp Workflow
    415
  - SNMP Engine ID
    416
  - Supported Mibs
    417
- Model Oids
  418
- SNMP Engine ID
  419
- Configuring SNMP Views
  420
- Creating SNMP Groups
  421
- Managing SNMP Users
  423
- Defining SNMP Communities
  425
- Defining Trap Settings
  427
- Notification Recipients
  427
- Defining Snmpv3 Notification Recipients
  429
- SNMP Notification Filters
  431
Chapter 23: RIP

433
- Overview
  433
- How RIP Operates on the Device
  434
- Passive Mode
  435
- Configuring RIP through the WEB GUI
  439
  - Configuring Access Lists
    443
  - Key Management
    444
Chapter 24: VRRP

448
- Overview
  448
- VRRP Router Priority and Preemption
  454
- VRRP Advertisements
  455
- Configuring VRRP through Web GUI
  455
Chapter 25: Console Menu Interface

458
- Connecting by Using a Terminal Emulation Application
  458
- Connecting by Using Telnet
  461
- Console Configuration Menu Navigation
  462
- Console Interface Main Menu
  463
  - Management Settings
    464
  - Security Settings
    467
  - Ipv6 Address Configuration
    469
  - Network Configuration
    471
  - File Management
    473
  - Port Status
    475
  - Port Configuration
    475
  - System Mode
    476

Cisco SF500-48 Quick Start Manual (72 pages)

500 Series Stackable Managed Switches

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 2.16 MB

Quick Start Guide
1
Package Contents
2
Mounting the Cisco Stackable Managed Switch
3
Ambient Temperature Ratings
3
Rack-Mount Placement
4
Reduced Air Flow
4
Mechanical Overloading
4
Circuit Overloading
4
Connecting Network Devices
5
To Connect the Switch to the Network
5
Power over Ethernet (Poe) Considerations
6
500 Series Switches with Power over Ethernet
6
Configuring the 500 Series Stackable Managed Switch
7
Before You Begin
7
Accessing and Managing Your Switch
7
Use the Web-Based Interface
7
To Configure the Switch through an IP Network
8
Use the Console Port
9
To Configure the Switch by Using the Console Port
9
Stacking the Switches
10
Stack Unit Modes
12
Standalone
12
Native Stacking
12
Basic Hybrid
12
Stack Configuration Options
13
Example Stacking Scenarios
13
Stacking Option One (Default Option)
13
Stacking Option Two
14
Non-Stacking Standalone Option
14
External Features
16
Front Panel
16
500X Left Side
16
500 Left Side
16
500X Right Side
17
500 Right Side
17
SG500XG-8F8T Right Side
17
RJ-45 Ethernet Ports
17
Front Panel Leds
18
Stack ID
18
System LED
18
Link/Act Led
18
Reset Button
19
Back Panel
19
Returning the Device to Factory Default Settings and Troubleshooting
19
Troubleshoot Your Connection
20
Possible Causes and Resolutions
20
Bad Ethernet Connection
20
Bad Console Port Connection
20
No IP Route
21
Unusually Long Access Time
21
Where to Go from here
22
Support
22
Product Documentation
22
Other Cisco Resources
22
Guía de Inicio Rápido
24
Panel Frontal
39
Botón de Reinicio
42
Panel Posterior
42
Guide de Démarrage Rapide
47
Montage Sur Bâti
50
Panneau Avant
63
Bouton Reset
66
Panneau Arrière
66
Pour en Savoir Plus
69

Cisco SF500-48 Quick Start Manual (25 pages)

Stackable Managed Switches

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 0.75 MB

Rack-Mount Placement
4
Connecting Network Devices
5
Power over Ethernet (Poe) Considerations
6
Stacking the Switches
10
Front Panel
16
Front Panel Leds
18
Reset Button
19
Back Panel
19
Troubleshoot Your Connection
20
Where to Go from here
22

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Cisco SF500-48 Administration Manual (548 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Chapter 2: Status and Statistics

Chapter 3: Administration: System Log

Chapter 4: Administration: File Management

Chapter 5: Administration: Stack Management

Chapter 6: Administration: General Information

Chapter 7: Administration: Time Settings

Chapter 8: Administration: Diagnostics

Chapter 9: Administration: Discovery

Chapter 10: Port Management

Chapter 11: Smartport

Chapter 12: Port Management: Poe

Chapter 13: VLAN Management

Chapter 14: Spanning Tree

Chapter 15: Managing MAC Address Tables

Chapter 16: Multicast

Chapter 17: IP Configuration

Chapter 18: IP Configuration: Ripv2

Chapter 19: IP Configuration: Ipv4 VRRP Virtual Routers

Chapter 20: Security

Chapter 21: Security: SSH Client

Chapter 22: Security: SSH Server

Chapter 23: Security: Secure Sensitive Data Management

Chapter 24: Access Control

Chapter 25: Quality of Service

Chapter 26: SNMP

Cisco SF500-48 Administration Manual (477 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Chapter 2: Viewing Statistics

Chapter 3: Managing System Logs

Chapter 4: Managing System Files

Chapter 5: Stack Management

Chapter 6: General Administrative Information and Operations

Chapter 7: System Time

Chapter 8: Managing Device Diagnostics

Chapter 9: Configuring Discovery

Chapter 10: Port Management

Chapter 11: Smartports

Chapter 12: Managing Power-Over-Ethernet Devices

Chapter 13: VLAN Management

Chapter 14: Configuring the Spanning Tree Protocol

Chapter 15: Managing MAC Address Tables

Chapter 16: Configuring Multicast Forwarding

Chapter 17: Configuring IP Information

Chapter 18: Configuring Security

Chapter 19: Configuring DHCP

Chapter 20: Access Control

Chapter 21: Configuring Quality of Service

Chapter 22: Configuring SNMP

Chapter 23: RIP

Chapter 24: VRRP

Chapter 25: Console Menu Interface

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