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the Network

Configuring the Security Switch 6200 System

 

 

Configuring

The Network Time Protocol (NTP) is used to synchronize the time of a

the Network

computer client or server to another server or reference time source, such as a

radio or satellite receiver or modem. It provides accuracies typically within a

Time Protocol

millisecond on LANs and up to a few tens of milliseconds on WANs relative to

(NTP)

Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) through a Global Positioning Service

(GPS) receiver, for example. Typical NTP configurations utilize multiple

 

 

redundant servers and diverse network paths in order to achieve high

 

accuracy and reliability.

 

To configure NTP:

 

1. Select Option 3 from the main menu.

 

NTP Servers

 

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xxx.xxx.xx.x

 

Modify the NTP Servers <Add, Delete or eXit>[eXit]:

 

2. Enter the desired option and add or delete an NTP server or enter

 

X to return to the main menu.

 

 

Configuring

Domain name resolution allows you translate and search domain names. The

Domain Name

Domain Name System (DNS) is a global network of servers that translate host

Resolution

names like www.mycompany.com into numerical IP (Internet Protocol)

addresses, for example 24.62.13.19.

 

To configure domain name resolution:

 

1. Select Option 4 from the main menu.

 

Domain Name Resolution Configuration

 

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1) DNS Servers

 

2) DNS Search Domains

 

X) Exit

 

Enter choice <1 - 2, X>[X]: 1

 

2. Enter the desired option. For example:

 

Enter choice <1 - 2, X>[X]: 1

 

DNS Servers

 

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Modify the DNS Server List <Add, Delete or eXit>[eXit]: a

 

DNS Server's IP Address [0.0.0.0]: 10.1.1.50

 

DNS Servers

 

===========

 

10.1.1.50

 

Modify the DNS Server List <Add, Delete or eXit>[eXit]:

 

Domain Name Resolution Configuration

 

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1) DNS Servers

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Contents 10/100/1000 Security Switch Hardware and Software Users Guides10/100 FIBEREnd of Life Statement UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LEGENDENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT Regulated Materials Statement3COM Security Switch 6200 Hardware and Software Users Guide ContentsInstallation About this Guide5 Upgrading the System Software 4 Configuring the Security Switch 6200 SystemTechnical Specifications Technical SupportSafety Connector Pin AssignmentsRegulatory Information Regulatory Standards Compliance3COM Security Switch 6200 Hardware and Software Users Guide Audience About this GuideIntended ConventionsInstall Server Installation and Configuration Guide 3COM Security Switch 6200 Hardware and Software Users GuideSecurity Switch 6200 Product Release Notes Security Switch 6200 Applications GuideComponents IntroductionSystem Figure 1-2 Rear Panel Component Layout ChassisFigure 1-1 6200 Front View First Time Startup Interview Configuration ToolManagement Options 3COM Security Switch 6200 Hardware and Software Users Guide Installation Before You StartDescription Site RequirementsRequirement 10/100 Figure 2-1 3COM Security Switch 6200 Shipping ContentsMGMT1 MGMT2 SYS HDD FIBERCables Additional Equipment Required EquipmentTools Table 2-1 Cable Distance LimitationsFront Rack Mounting InstallationTerminal or PC Figure 2-2 Front Rack Mounting the ChassisTabletop Mounting Management Serial Port Connections Interface Connections and First Time Start-UpMaking Connections Connecting a Terminal or PC to the System Front Serial Craft Port Figure 3-2 Connecting to the System Remotely Connecting RemotelyPower Connections Figure 3-3 System Rear View Power ConnectionsOperation Startup andNormal LED DisplaysError message POST Error Beep CodesBIOS Generated POST Error Beep Codes BMC Generated POST Beep Codes3COM Security Switch 6200 Hardware and Software Users Guide Beep POST Memory Error 3-Beep Codeserror Codes Debug port 80hFirst Time Startup 3. Define the Time Zone 6. Configure the SNMP parameters 3-105. Define the Management Services 4. Select a regionThe following is an example display showing configured users 3-117. Configure the individual user accounts 8. Configure the host interfaces10. Configure your default gateway 3-129. Configure all additional interfaces 3-13 11. Configure NTP to achieve time synchronization3-14 Configuring the Security Switch System choices. The Enter key is used to select default values ConfiguringParameters 2. To change any of the system parameters enter y, or press the Return key to leave system parameters unchanged 4. Select a region Configuring User Accounts Time Protocol Resolutionthe Network Domain Name2. Configure SNMP Servers. For example Configuring the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMPTo configure SNMP 1. Select Option 5 from the main menu 3. Enter the desired option or enter X to return to the main menu4. Configure SNMP Communities. For example 6. Configure SNMP Trap Destinations. For example Interfaces 4-104-11 4-12 1. Select Option 7 from the main menuConfiguring Network Interfaces 4-13interface. To configure IP Aliases IP Aliases4-14 4-15 Configuring Static Routes 4-16Configuring Static ARP Entries 4-17Configuring the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol VRRP 4-184-19 4-20 Exiting from the Configuration Tool Saving Your System ConfigurationConfiguration Restoring4-22 address=10.1.1.50 data /dnsserver4-23 ipinterface data ifname=management 1 address=192.168.10.6 /data4-24 ipaddr=128.205.1.31 macaddr=0000a2000003 /data statichost accountsystem to DefaultSettings Factory4-26 Upgrading the System Software Upgrading the System SoftwareAnswer Y when this command prompts you Software Safe Upgrade Upgrading the System Software Using the Safe Upgrade andRollback Features Upgrading from Version6. Savew the partition table by entering the letter “w” Upgrading from Version 2.1 and Greater Upgrading from Software to a UP While an RP is Operational Rollback Online ServicesTechnical Support TechnicalYour Network 3Com Knowledgebase Web ServicesSupport from SupplierTelephone Support Support from 3ComEmail Support Asia, Pacific RimTelephone Number Telephone Support NumbersCountry Asia, Pacific RimLatin America North AmericaFax Numbers for return authorization numbers Returning Products for RepairCountry 3COM Security Switch 6200 Hardware and Software Users GuideTechnical Support Telephone Number3COM Security Switch 6200 Hardware and Software Users Guide Environmental Characteristics Technical SpecificationsPhysical Characteristics Power CharacteristicsTechnical Specifications Signal Connector Pin AssignmentsDB-9 Connector Pin NumberConnector Pin Assignments Regulatory Standards Compliance SafetyRegulatory Information CE marking for the EEA European Economic AreaRadio Frequency Interference EMI ComplianceImmunity Compliance VCCI Statement V-3/2000.04