Husky HME-423E, HME-421E user manual Network Applications, Ring Application, Couple Ring

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Chapter 5

Network Applications

This chapter contains information on advanced network applications. The topics include:

zX-Ring Application

zCouple Ring Application

zDual Homing Application

zDual Ring Application

5-1 X-Ring Application

X-Ring is an advanced industrial redundant technology introduced by Ethernet Direct. When compared with the commercial standard redundant technologies like STP or RSTP, the X-Ring can effectively reduce the recovery time to less than 300ms. The ring topology must be applied to all the connected switches. When all switches are connected in a ring topology with X-Ring function enabled, on of the switches will be appointed as Ring Master. The Ring Master will monitor the ring’s health to make sure the ring is working properly. Once a failure is detected by the Ring Master, the Ring Master will activate the blocked backup path within milliseconds to replace the faulty primary transmission path to make sure the ring topology will continue to work. In addition, there are multiple Ring Masters allowed in the ring connections. Please see below figure 1 for the example of an X-Ring connection.

Figure 1 Example of X-Ring Connection Diagram

5-2 Couple Ring

In the real world implementation, there are cases that require two X-Ring groups to be connected together to ensure redundant protection. Couple Ring technology was introduced by Ethernet for this requirement. With Couple Ring function, each X-Ring group will need to assign two switches with 2 extra ports to achieve the structure. For this reason, the total switches needed for the Couple Ring to work will be four switches, and each switch is assigned with four ports for completing a Couple Ring (including the two X-Ring ports per switch). Please see below figure 2 for example of Couple Ring connection.

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Contents HME-421E/423E Copyright Notice Table of Contents Ring Application Couple Ring Dual Homing Dual Ring Page Introduction Product FeaturesOverview Package Checklist Back Panel Bottom Panel Hardware InstallationDimensions and Panel Layout Front Panel Side Panel1 RJ-45 Pin Assignments LED IndicatorsRJ-45 Ports LED Name LED Color LED FunctionPin Fiber PortsMounting The Switch Installing Your Ethernet Direct SwitchDIN-Rail Mounting Wall Mounting Wiring The Power InputsCabling Wiring The Fault Alarm ContactPage CLI Management Configuration Using Console InterfaceConnecting Console Port Login The Console InterfaceDatabase Command LevelsModes Access Method Prompt Exit Method About This Mode ConfigurePreparing for Web-based Management Configuration Using a Web BrowserSystem Login About Web-based Management InterfaceManagement Main Screen Basic SettingsPort User AuthenticationConfirm password Port StatisticsPort Link Down/Broken Fault Relay AlarmPower Failure IP ConfigurationBacking up Configurations by Tftp Restoring Configurations by TftpUpdating Firmware by Tftp Advanced Management Settings Rate Limiting SpeedDuplex SecurityDhcp Server Port MirroringDestination Port Source PortPort and IP Bindings by Dhcp Server Low IP AddressHigh IP Address Lease Time secAddress System Event Log Syslog ConfigurationSyslog Client Mode System Log Server IPSmtp Server IP Smtp ConfigurationAuthentication Email AlertSystem event selection Event ConfigurationPort event selection UTC Timezone Sntp ConfigurationSntp Client Daylight Saving TimeEnable Telnet Server Mins Switch TimerIP Security Mode Enable Http ServerGroup ID Aggregator SettingsPort Trunking System PriorityPort Member Lacp DisabledAggregator Information Group KeyLacp Enabled State Activity Port-based Vlan Vlan ConfigurationPage Management Vlan ID 11.2.1 802.1Q Configuration Vlan Operation ModeEnable Gvrp Ieee 802.1Q Tag-based VlanUntagged VID Link TypeTagged VID Group Configuration Use the strict priority scheme QoS ConfigurationUse an 8, 4, 2, 1 weighted fair queuing scheme QoS PolicyIgmp Configuration Community Strings Snmp ConfigurationAgent Mode Leave GroupTrap Version Trap ConfigurationSnmp v3 Configuration CommunityGroup Table Security Name User ID Context Table Context NameRead View Name Access Table Context PrefixSecurity Level Context Match RuleLldp Protocol Lldp ConfigurationLldp Interval Forward Delay Time Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration RstpSystem Configuration Rstp ModeRing Configuration Admin P2PAdmin Edge Admin Non StpEnable Dual Ring Enable RingEnable Couple Ring Enable Dual HomingServer Port 18 802.1X/Radius ConfigurationIeee 802.1x Protocol Radius Server IPAccept DisableMisc Configuration RejectMax Requests Supplicant TimeoutServer Timeout Static MAC Address SettingsAll MAC Addresses MAC FilteringMember Ports Multicast FilteringRing Application Network ApplicationsCouple Ring Example of Couple Ring Connection Dual HomingNetwork Applications Dual Ring Example of Dual Ring Connection DiagramTechnology SpecificationsRegulatory Approvals Management Specifications Dhcp Appendix B TroubleshootingCommands Set List Command Set ListsSystem Commands Set Port Commands Set Broadcast-multicast Broadcast-multicast-flooded-unicastBroadcast-only Vlan Commands Set Trunk Commands SetPorted based Vlan configuration Switch#vlan databaseSwitchvlan#vlanmode portbase Switchvlan#vlanmode 802.1qSpanning Tree Commands Set Igmp Commands Set QoS Commands SetSnmp Commands Set Mac / Filter Table Commands SetSwitchconfig#snmpv3 mibview view Switchconfig#snmpv3 context-nameSwitchconfig#snmpv3 user test01 Group G1 password AuthPW PrivPW12 802.1x Commands Set Port Mirroring Commands SetTftp Commands Set SystemLog, Smtp and Event Commands Set Ring Commands Set Sntp Commands SetSwitchconfig# no ring dualhoming Switchconfig#ring homingportSwitch#show ring Switchconfig# no ring couplering