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Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions omniswitch Manual

260 pages3.68 Mb

3Contents
11About This Guide
- Supported Platforms
  - Unsupported Platforms
- 12Who Should Read this Manual?
- When Should I Read this Manual?
- What is in this Manual?
- What is Not in this Manual?
- 13How is the Information Organized?
- Documentation Roadmap
  - Stage 1: Using the Switch for the First Time
  - 14Stage 2: Gaining Familiarity with Basic Switch Functions
  - Stage 3: Integrating the Switch Into a Network
  - Anytime
- 15Related Documentation
- 16User Manual CD
- Technical Support
171 Logging Into the Switch
- 18Login Specifications
- Login Defaults
- 19Quick Steps for Logging Into the Switch
- 20Overview of Switch Login Components
  - Management Interfaces
    - Logging Into the CLI
    - Using the WebView Management Tool
    - Using SNMP to Manage the Switch
  - 21User Accounts
- 22Using Telnet
  - Logging Into the Switch Via Telnet
  - Starting a Telnet Session from the Switch
- 23Using FTP
  - Using FTP to Log Into the Switch
- 24Using Secure Shell
  - Secure Shell Components
    - Secure Shell Interface
    - Secure Shell File Transfer Protocol
  - 25Secure Shell Application Overview
  - 26Secure Shell Authentication
    - Protocol Identification
    - Algorithm and Key Exchange
    - Authentication Phase
    - Connection Phase
  - 27Starting a Secure Shell Session
  - 29Closing a Secure Shell Session
  - Log Into the Switch with Secure Shell FTP
- 31Modifying the Login Banner
  - 32Modifying the Text Display Before Login
- 33Configuring Login Parameters
- Configuring the Inactivity Timer
- 34Enabling the DNS Resolver
- Verifying Login Settings
352 Managing System Files
- 36File Management Specifications
- 37Switch Administration Overview
  - File Transfer
  - 38Switch Directories
- 39File and Directory Management
  - 41Using Wildcards
    - Multiple Characters
    - Single Characters
  - 42Directory Commands
    - Determining Your Location in the File Structure
    - 43Changing Directories
    - 44Displaying Directory Contents
    - 45Making a New Directory
    - 46Displaying Directory Contents Including Subdirectories
    - Copying an Existing Directory
    - 47Removing a Directory and its Contents
  - 48File Commands
    - Creating or Modifying Files
    - Copy an Existing File
    - 49Move an Existing File or Directory
    - 50Change File Attribute and Permissions
    - Delete an Existing File
    - Managing Files on Non Primary Switches
  - 51Utility Commands
    - Displaying Free Memory Space
    - Performing a File System Check
    - 52Deleting the Entire File System
- 53Loading Software onto the Switch
  - Using the Switch as an FTP Server
  - 55Using the Switch as an FTP Client
  - 57Using Secure Shell FTP
  - 58Using Zmodem
- 60Registering Software Image Files
  - Directories on the Switch
  - 61Using the Install Command
  - 62Available Image Files
- 63Application Examples for File Management
  - Transferring a File to the Switch Using FTP
  - 64Creating a File Directory on the Switch
    - 5Use the ls command to verify that the files are now located in the /flash/resources directory.
    - 65FTP Client Application Example
      - 1Log into the switch. Use the ls command to verify that your current directory is /flash.
      - 2Use the cd command to change your current directory to /flash/working. Use the ls or pwd command
      - to verify.
  - 66Creating a File Directory Using Secure Shell FTP
  - Transfer a File Using Secure Shell FTP
- 68Verifying Directory Contents
- 69Setting the System Clock
  - Setting Date and Time
    - Date
    - Time Zone
    - 70Time
  - 71Daylight Savings Time Configuration
    - 72Enabling DST
      - 73Time Zone and DST Information Table (continued)
753 Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP)
- 76NTP Specifications NTP Defaults Table
- 77NTP Quick Steps
- 78NTP Overview
  - 79Stratum
  - Using NTP in a Network
  - 81Authentication
- 82Configuring NTP
  - Configuring the OmniSwitch as a Client
    - Setting the Client to Broadcast Mode
    - Setting the Broadcast Delay
  - 83NTP Servers
    - Designating an NTP Server
    - Setting the Minimum Poll Time
    - Setting the Version Number
    - Marking a Server as Preferred
  - 84Using Authentication
    - Setting the Key ID for the NTP Server
- 85Verifying NTP Configuration
874 Managing CMM Directory Content
- 89CMM Files
  - CMM Software Directory Structure
    - Where is the Switch Running From?
  - 90Software Rollback Feature
    - 91Software Rollback Configuration Scenarios for a Single Switch
      - Scenario 1: Running Configuration Lost After Reboot
      - 92Scenario 2: Running Configuration Saved to Working Directory
      - 93Scenario 3: Saving the Working Directory to the Certified Directory
      - 94Scenario 4: Rollback to Previous Version of Switch Software
  - 95Redundancy
    - Redundancy Scenarios
      - Scenario 1: Booting the Stack
      - 96Scenario 2: Rebooting from the Working Directory
      - 97Scenario 3: Synchronizing Switches in a Stack
      - 98Scenario 4: Adding a New Switch to a Stack
        Synchronizing a Stack with more three Switches
        WC WC WC WC
- 99Managing the Directory Structure (Non-Redundant)
  - Rebooting the Switch
    - 100Scheduling a Reboot
    - Cancelling a Scheduled Reboot
    - Checking the Status of a Scheduled Reboot
  - 101Copying the Running Configuration to the Working Directory
  - 103Rebooting from the Working Directory
    - 104Rebooting the Switch from the Working Directory with No Rollback Timeout
    - Scheduling a Working Directory Reboot
  - 106Copying the Working Directory to the Certified Directory
  - 107Copying the Certified Directory to the Working Directory
  - 108Show Currently Used Configuration
  - 109Show Switch Files
- 110Managing Redundancy in a Stack
  - Rebooting the Switch
    - Scheduling a Reboot
    - Cancelling a Scheduled Reboot
    - Secondary CMM Fail Over
  - 111Copying the Working Directory to the Certified Directory
    - Synchronizing the Primary and Secondary CMMs
  - 112Synchronizing the Primary and Secondary CMMs
    - 113Synchronizing the System Date and Time
  - 114Swapping the Primary CMM for the Secondary CMM
  - Show Currently Used Configuration
- 116Emergency Restore of the boot.cfg File
  - Can I Restore the boot.file While Running from Certified?
- 117Displaying CMM Conditions
1195 Using the CLI
- 120CLI Specifications
- CLI Overview
  - Online Configuration
  - Offline Configuration Using Configuration Files
- 121Command Entry Rules and Syntax
  - Text Conve ntio ns
  - 122Using Show Commands
  - Using the No Form
  - Using Alias Commands
  - Partial Keyword Completion
- 123Command Help
  - 125Tutorial for Building a Command Using Help
- 127CLI Services
  - Command Line Editing
    - Deleting Characters
    - 128Recalling the Previous Command Line
    - Inserting Characters
  - 129Syntax Checking
  - Prefix Recognition
    - 130Example for Using Prefix Recognition
      - Show Prefix
    - Prefix Prompt
  - 131Command History
- 133Logging CLI Commands and Entry Results
  - Enabling Command Logging
  - Disabling Command Logging
  - 134Viewing the Current Command Logging Status
  - Viewing Logged CLI Commands and Command Entry Results
- 135Customizing the Screen Display
  - Changing the Screen Size
  - Changing the CLI Prompt
  - 136Displaying Table Information
  - 137Filtering Table Information
- 138Multiple User Sessions
  - Listing Other User Sessions
  - 139Listing Your Current Login Session
  - 140Terminating Another Session
- 141Application Example
  - Using a Wildcard to Filter Table Information
- 142Verifying CLI Usage
1436 Working With Configuration Files
- 144Configuration File Specifications
- Tutorial for Creating a Configuration File
- 146Quick Steps for Applying Configuration Files
  - Setting a File for Immediate Application
  - Setting an Application Session for a Date and Time
  - 147Setting an Application Session for a Specified Time Period
- 148Configuration Files Overview
  - Applying Configuration Files to the Switch
    - Verifying a Timed Session
    - 149Cancelling a Timed Session
    - Configuration File Error Reporting
    - 150Setting the Error File Limit
    - Syntax Checking
      - Viewing Generated Error File Contents
      - Verbose Mode Syntax Checking
  - 151Displaying a Text File
  - Text Editing on the Switch
    - Invoke the Vi Editor
- 152Creating Snapshot Configuration Files
  - Snapshot Feature List
    - 153User-Defined Naming Options
    - Editing Snapshot Files
      - 154Example Snapshot File Text
        155(Example Snapshot File - Continued)
- 156Verifying File Configuration
1577 Managing Switch User Accounts
- 158User Database Specifications
- User Account Defaults
- 159Overview of User Accounts
  - 160Startup Defaults
  - 161Quick Steps for Network Administrator User Accounts
  - 162Quick Steps for Creating Customer Login User Accounts
  - 163Default User Settings
  - How User Settings Are Saved
- 164Creating a User
  - Removing a User
  - User-Configured Password
  - 165Setting a Minimum Password Size
  - Configuring Password Expiration
    - Default Password Expiration
    - 166Specific User Password Expiration
- 167Configuring Privileges for a User
- 168Setting Up SNMP Access for a User Account
  - SNMP Access Without Authentication/Encryption
  - 169SNMP Access With Authentication/Encryption
  - Removing SNMP Access From a User
- 170Setting Up End-User Profiles
  - 171Creating End-User Profiles
  - Setting Up Port Ranges in a Profile
  - Setting Up VLAN Ranges in a Profile
  - Associating a Profile With a User
  - Removing a Profile From the Configuration
- 172Verifying the User Configuration
1738 Managing Switch Security
- 175Switch Security Overview
- 176Authenticated Switch Access
  - AAA ServersRADIUS or LDAP
  - Authentication-onlyACE/Server
  - 177Interaction With the User Database
  - ASA and Authenticated VLANs
- 178Configuring Authenticated Switch Access
- 179Quick Steps for Setting Up ASA
- 181Setting Up Management Interfaces for ASA
  - 182Enabling Switch Access
  - Configuring the Default Setting
  - 183Using Secure Shell
- 184Configuring Accounting for ASA
- 185Verifying the ASA Configuration
1879 Using WebView
- 188WebView CLI Defaults
- Browser Setup
- 189WebView CLI Commands
  - Enabling/Disabling WebView
  - Enabling/Disabling SSL
- 190Quick Steps for Setting Up WebView
- WebVi ew Ov ervi ew
  - WebView Page Layout
    - 191Banner
    - Toolbar
- 193Configuring the Switch With WebView
  - Accessing WebView
  - 194Home Page
  - 195Configuration Page
    - Global Configuration Page
    - 196Table Configuration Page
      - Adding a New Entry
      - 197Modifying an Existing Entry
      - Deleting an Existing Entry
    - 198Table Features
      - Table Views
      - 199Table Sorting
      - 201Table Paging
  - 202Adjacencies
- 203WebView Help
  - General WebView Help
  - Specific-page Help
20510 Using SNMP
- 206SNMP Specifications
- SNMP Defaults
- 207Quick Steps for Setting Up An SNMP Management Station
- 208Quick Steps for Setting Up Trap Filters
  - Filtering by Trap Families
  - 209Filtering by Individual Traps
- 210SNMP Overview
  - SNMP Operations
  - 211Using SNMP for Switch Management
    - Setting Up an SNMP Management Station
  - SNMP Versions
    - SNMPv1
    - 212SNMPv2
    - SNMPv3
  - 213SNMP Traps Table
    - 228traplnkaggIfIndex
- 230Using SNMP For Switch Security
  - Community Strings (SNMPv1 and SNMPv2)
    - Configuring Community Strings
  - 231Encryption and Authentication (SNMPv3)
    - Configuring Encryption and Authentication
      - Setting Authentication for a User Account
    - 232Setting SNMP Security
- 233Working with SNMP Traps
  - Trap Filtering
    - Filtering by Trap Families
    - Filtering By Individual Trap
  - 234Authentication Trap
  - Trap Management
    - Replaying Traps
    - Absorbing Traps
    - Sending Traps to WebView
- 235SNMP MIB Information
  - MIB Tables
    - MIB Table Description
  - 236Industry Standard MIBs
  - 240Enterprise (Proprietary) MIBs
- 243Verifying the SNMP Configuration
245A Software License and Copyright Statements
- Alcatel License Agreement
  - ALCATEL INTERNETWORKING, INC. (AII) SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
- 248Third Party Licenses and Notices
  - A.Booting and Debugging Non-Proprietary Software
  - B. The OpenLDAP Public License: Version 2.4, 8 December 2000
  - 249C. Linux
  - D. GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE: Version 2, June 1991
    - Preamble
    - GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION
    - 253Appendix: How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
  - 254E. University of California
  - F. Carnegie-Mellon University
  - G.Random.c
  - 255H.Apptitude, Inc.
  - I. Agranat
  - J. RSA Security Inc.
  - K. Sun Microsystems, Inc.
  - 256L. Wind River Systems, Inc.
  - M.Network Time Protocol Version 4
257Index
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