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Planet Technology WGSW-404 User Manual

Planet Technology WGSW-404 User Manual

285 pages8.44 Mb

Intelligent Gigabit Ethernet Stackable / Routing Switch
- 24 10/100 Mbps Ports + 2 modules slot
- WGSW-2402A
  - 4-port Gigabit Ethernet + 4-slot
- WGSW-404
- User Manual
  - 3Table of Contents
  - 9CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
    - 1.1 Package Contents
    - 101.2 Features
    - 111.3 Specification
    - 121.4 How to Use this Manual
  - 14CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION
    - 2.1 WGSW-2402A Hardware Description
      - 2.1.1 Front Panel of WGSW-2402A
        FIGURE 2-1 FRONT PANEL
        TABLE 2-1 PORT FUNCTION
      - 152.1.2 LEDs of WGSW-2402A
        FIGURE 2-2 LEDS PANEL
        TABLE 2-2 POWER AND STATUS LEDS
        TABLE 2-3 PORT STATUS LEDS
      - 2.1.3 Rear Panel of WGSW-2402A
        FIGURE 2-3 REAR PANEL OF WGSW-2402A
        TABLE 2-4 PORT FUNCTION OF THE REAR PANEL
    - 162.2 WGSW-404 Hardware Description
      - 2.2.1 Front Panel of WGSW-404
        FIGURE 2-4 FRONT PANEL OF WGSW-404
        TABLE 2-5 PORT FUNCTION
      - 172.2.2 LEDs of WGSW-404
        TABLE 2-6 POWER AND STATUS LEDS
        TABLE 2-7 PORT STATUS LEDS
      - 2.2.3 Rear Panel of WGSW-404
        FIGURE 2-5 REAR PANEL OF WGSW-404
        TABLE 2-8 PORT FUNCTION OF THE REAR PANEL
    - 182.3 Module Hardware Description
      - 2.3.1 Gigabit Expansion Module
        FIGURE 2-6 GIGABIT EXPANSION MODULE
        TABLE 2-9 WGSW-C1GT/SX STATUS LEDS
        TABLE 2-10 WGSW-C1SX STATUS LEDS
      - 19 2.3.2 100Base-FX Expansion Module
        FIGURE 2-7 100BASE-FX EXPANSION MODULE
        TABLE 2-11 100BASE-FX MODULE STATUS LEDS
    - 202.4 Installing the Switch
      - 212.4.1 Pre-Installation Considerations
      - 2.4.2 Desktop or Shelf Mounting
      - 22 2.4.3 Rack-Mounting
        FIGURE 2-8 LOCATING A MOUNTING BRACKET
  - 23CHAPTER 3 CONFIGURATION
    - 3.1 Management Access Overview
      - TABLE 3-1 COMPARISONS OF THREE MANAGEMENT METHODS
      - 243.1.1 Administration Console
      - 3.1.2 Direct Access
      - 3.1.3 Modem Port Access
    - 253.2 Web Management
    - 263.3 SNMP-Based Network Management
    - 3.4 Protocols
      - 3.4.1 Virtual Terminal Protocols
      - 3.4.2 SNMP Protocol
      - 273.4.3 Management Architecture
  - 28Chapter 4 Menu-Driven Console Management
    - 4.1 Logging on to the Switch
      - Note:
        FIGURE 4-1 SWITCH MANAGEMENT SCREEN
    - 294.2 Navigating Through the Console Interface
      - TABLE 4-1 NAVIGATING THROUGH THE CONSOLE INTERFACE
    - 4.3 Performing Basic Management Activities
      - FIGURE 4-2 BASIC MANAGEMENT SCREEN
      - 304.3.1 General Management Configuration
        31FIGURE 4-3 GENERAL SCREEN
        32FIGURE 4-4 ENTER SYSTEM NAME
        
        33FIGURE 4-5 ENTER CONTACT AND LOCATION
        
        34FIGURE 4-6 ENTER OLD PASSWORD
        
        FIGURE 4-7 ENTER NEW PASSWORD
        
        35FIGURE 4-8 REENTER NEW PASSWORD
        
        36FIGURE 4-9 ENTER NEW PASSWORD
        
        37FIGURE 4-10 STATISTICS COLLECTION OPTIONS
        
        38FIGURE 4-11
        
        39FIGURE 4-12 REMOTE TELNET LOGIN OPTIONS
        
        FIGURE 4-13 REMOTE HTTP LOGIN OPTIONS
      - 404.3.2 LAN Port Configuration
        41FIGURE 4-14 LAN PORT CONFIGURATIONS SCREEN
        
        43FIGURE 4-17 SPEED & FLOW CONTROL OPTIONS
        44FIGURE 4-18 FLOW CONTROL
        
        45FIGURE 4-19
        
        Figure 4-20
      - 464.3.3 Console Port Configuration
        47FIGURE 4-21 CONSOLE PORT CONFIGURATIONS SCREEN
        48FIGURE 4-22
        49FIGURE 4-23
        50FIGURE 4-24
        51FIGURE 4-25
        52FIGURE 4-26
        53FIGURE 4-27
        
        54FIGURE 4-28
        
        55FIGURE 4-28
  - 56Chapter 5 Performing Advanced Management Activities
    - FIGURE 5-1 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT SCREEN
    - 575.1 Switching Database Configuration
      - FIGURE 5-2 L2 SWITCHING DATABASE SCREEN
    - 585.2 VLAN & PVID Perspective
      - 595.2.1 Default VLAN
      - 5.2.2 Obtaining a VLAN Perspective
        60FIGURE 5-3 VLAN PERSPECTIVE SCREEN
        
        62FIGURE 5-6
        
        63FIGURE 5-7
        
        66FIGURE 5-12
        
        67FIGURE 5-13
        
        68FIGURE 5-14
        
        69FIGURE 5-15
        
        71FIGURE 5-18
        
        72FIGURE 5-19
        
        74FIGURE 5-22
        
        FIGURE 5-23
      - 755.2.3 Configuring PVID
        FIGURE 5-26
    - 775.3 IP Multicast Group Perspective
      - 79FIGURE 5-27
    - 815.4 MAC Address Perspective
      - FIGURE 5-30
      - FIGURE 5-31
    - 825.5 Port Perspective
      - 835.5.1 Per Port VLAN Activities
      - 855.5.2 Scrolling Through MAC Addresses
        FIGURE 5-35
      - 5.5.3 Hiding or Displaying the Port Column
        FIGURE 5-36
      - 865.5.4 Per Port Statistics
      - 895.5.5 Per Port Mac Limit
        FIGURE 5-43
      - 5.5.6 Returning to the Advanced Management Screen
    - 905.6 IP Networking
      - FIGURE 5-44 IP NETWORKING SCREEN
      - 915.6.1 IP and RIP Settings
        93FIGURE 5-45
        94FIGURE 5-46
      - 955.6.2 ARP Table Setting
        FIGURE 5-47
        96FIGURE 5-48
        FIGURE 5-49
        97FIGURE 5-50
        98FIGURE 5-51
        FIGURE 5-52
      - 995.6.3 Routing Table
        100FIGURE 5-53
        
        TABLE 5-1. ROUTING TABLE COLUMNS
        101FIGURE 5-54
        
        103FIGURE 5-57
      - 1045.6.4 DHCP Gateway Settings
        FIGURE 5-58
        
        FIGURE 5-65
      - 1085.6.5 Ping Settings
        110FIGURE 5-68
    - 1125.7 Bridging
      - FIGURE 5-71
    - 1155.8 Static Filtering
      - FIGURE 5-76
      - 5.8.1 Source MAC Address and Destination MAC Address Out-Filters
      - 1175.8.2 MAC Address In-Filters
        FIGURE 5-79
        
        FIGURE 5-80
    - 1185.9 Spanning Tree Functions
      - FIGURE 5-81 SPANNI NG TREE PROTOCOL SCREEN
      - 1195.9.1 Spanning Tree Protocol Configurations
        121FIGURE 5-84
        
        122FIGURE 5-85
        
        123FIGURE 5-86
        
        FIGURE 5-87
      - 1245.9.2 Spanning Tree Port States
      - 1265.9.3 Spanning Tree Path Costs
      - 1285.9.4 Spanning Tree Port Priorities
        FIGURE 5-92
        
        FIGURE 5-93
    - 1295.10 SNMP Functions
    - 1405.11 Stacking
      - FIGURE 5-105 STACKING SCREEN
      - 5.11.1 Stacking Basic Setting
        141FIGURE 5-105 STACKING BASIC SETTING
        
        FIGURE 5-112
      - 1455.11.2 Stack IP Setting
      - 5.11.3 Stack Port Mapping
        FIGURE 5-117
    - 1485.12 Other Protocols
      - 149FIGURE 5-118 OTHER PROTOCOL SETTINGS SCREEN
    - 1515.13 Port Trunking
      - FIGURE 5-121 PORT TRUNKING
    - 1545.14 Port Mirroring
      - FIGURE 5-126 PORT MIRRORING SCREEN
      - 156FIGURE 5-129
    - 1585.15 Setting Quality of Service Parameters
      - 5.15.1 Basic concept
        TABLE 5- 2 GIGABIT PORT QOS CLASS
        159TABLE 5- 3 MEGABIT PORT QOS CLASS
        160TABLE 5- 4 QOS PROFILE
        163TABLE 5-5 WRED DROPPING SCHEME
        164TABLE 5-6 MAPPING BETWEEN THE SWITCH AND IETF DIFFSERV CLASSES
      - 1655.15.2 Configure QoS parameter
        FIGURE 5-132
        
        166FIGURE 5-133
        
        168FIGURE 5-136
        
        171FIGURE 5-141
        
        172FIGURE 5-142
        
        5.15.2.2.1 User-Defined Port
        175FIGURE 5-147
        
        176FIGURE 5-148
        
        5.15.2.2.2 Well-Known Port
        179FIGURE 5-152
        
        184FIGURE 5-159
        
        1865.15.2.5.1 Megabit Profile
        FIGURE 5-162
        
        188FIGURE 5-165
        
        189FIGURE 5-166
        
        191FIGURE 5-168
        
        192FIGURE 5-169
        
        194FIGURE 5-172
        
        196FIGURE 5-175
        
        FIGURE 5-178
    - 1985.16 Sending and Receiving Files
      - FIGURE 5-179
      - 1995.16.1 Receiving Files via TFTP
        200FIGURE 5-180
        
        FIGURE 5-181
      - 2015.16.2 Sending Files via TFTP
        FIGURE 5-184
      - 2035.16.3 Receiving Files via Kermit
        FIGURE 5-185
      - 2045.16.4 Sending Files via Kermit
  - 207Chapter 6 Web-Based Browser Management
    - 6.1 Logging on to the Switch
      - FIGURE 6-1 PASSWORD INFORMATION WINDOW
      - FIGURE 6-2 BASIC SETUP/GENERAL PARAMETERS
    - 2086.2 Understanding the Browser Interface
      - FIGURE 6-3 CLOSE-UP OF THE SWITCH BROWSER INTERFACE
    - 209 6.3 Performing File Activities
      - FIGURE 6-4 FILE OPTIONS
      - 2106.3.1 Receiving Files via TFTP
        FIGURE 6-5 RECEIVE FILE VIA TFTP WINDOW
    - 2116.4 Performing Basic Setup Activities
      - FIGURE 6-6 BASIC SETUP OPTIONS
      - 6.4.1 General Management Configuration
        212FIGURE 6-7 BASIC SETUP/GENERAL PARAMETERS
      - 2136.4.2 Configuring LAN Ports
        FIGURE 6-8 LAN PORT OPTIONS
        214FIGURE 6-9 EXAMPLE OF VIEWING SPEED & FLOW CONTROL
        215FIGURE 6-10 EXAMPLE OF CHANGING PORT CONFIGURATION
        FIGURE 6-11 PORT CONFIGURATION WINDOW
        216FIGURE 6-12
        FIGURE 6-13
        FIGURE 6-14
      - 2176.4.3 Console Port Configuration
        FIGURE 6-15
        218FIGURE 6-16
        FIGURE 6-17
        219FIGURE 6-18
        FIGURE 6-19
        220FIGURE 6-20
  - 221Chapter 7 Performing Advanced Setup Activities
    - FIGURE 7-1 ADVANCED SETUP OPTIONS
    - 2227.1 MAC Address Management
      - FIGURE 7-2 MAC ADDRESS MANAGEMENT OPTIONS
      - 2237.1.1 Per VLAN View
        FIGURE 7-3
        FIGURE 7-4
      - 2247.1.2 Per Port View
        225FIGURE 7-5
        FIGURE 7-6
      - 2267.1.3 Individual MAC View
        FIGURE 7-7
        FIGURE 7-8
    - 2277.2 IP Networking
      - FIGURE 7-9 IP NETWORKING OPTIONS
      - 2287.2.1 IP and RIP Settings
        229FIGURE 7-10
        FIGURE 7-11
      - 2327.2.2 Default Gateway Settings
        FIGURE 7-12
      - 2337.2.3 ARP Table Settings
        FIGURE 7-13
      - 7.2.4 DHCP Gateway Settings
        234FIGURE 7-14
        FIGURE 7-15
    - 2357.3 Per Port Statistics
      - FIGURE 7-16 LIST OF PORTS
      - FIGURE 7-17
    - 2367.4 Bridging
      - FIGURE 7-18 BRIDGING PARAMETERS
    - 2377.5 Static MAC Filters
      - FIGURE 7-19 STATIC MAC FILTER OPTIONS
      - 2387.5.1 Adding Source MAC Address Out-Filters
        239FIGURE 7-20
        FIGURE 7-21
        FIGURE 7-22
      - 2407.5.2 Deleting Source MAC Address Out-Filters
        FIGURE 7-23
        FIGURE 7-24
      - 2417.5.3 Adding Destination MAC Address Out-Filters
        FIGURE 7-25
        FIGURE 7-26
      - 2427.5.4 Deleting Destination MAC Address Out-Filters
        FIGURE 7-27
        FIGURE 7-28
    - 2437.6 IP Multicast Group
      - 244FIG 7-29
      - FIG 7-30
      - FIG 7-31
    - 2457.7 VLAN & PVID Perspective
      - FIGURE 7-32 VLAN OPTIONS
      - 2467.7.1 VLAN Configuration
        FIGURE 7-33
        FIGURE 7-34
        247FIGURE 7-35
        248FIGURE 7-36
        249FIGURE 7-37
        FIGURE 7-38
        250FIGURE 7-39
        FIGURE 7-40
        FIGURE 7-41
        FIGURE 7-42
      - 2517.7.2 PVID Setting
        FIGURE 7-43
        FIGURE 7-44
    - 2527.8 Spanning Tree Perspective
      - FIGURE 7-45 SPANNING TREE PERSPECTIVE OPTIONS
      - 2537.8.1 Configurations
        254FIGURE 7-46
      - 2557.8.2 Port Setting
        FIGURE 7-47
        256FIGURE 7-48
    - 2577.9 Viewing and/or Changing SNMP Parameters
      - FIGURE 7-49 SNMP CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS
    - 2597.10 Configuring GVRP and IGMP
      - FIGURE 7-50 OTHER PROTOCOLS WINDOW
    - 2607.11 Port Trunking
      - 261FIGURE 7-51
      - FIGURE 7-52
      - FIGURE 7-53
      - FIGURE 7-54
    - 2627.12 Port Mirroring
      - FIGURE 7-55 PORT MIRRORING INFORMATION
      - 263FIGURE 7-56
      - FIGURE 7-57
      - 264FIGURE 7-58
      - FIGURE 7-59
      - FIGURE 7-60
    - 2657.13 Selecting Stacking Settings
      - 266FIGURE 7-61
  - 267Chapter 8 SNMP and RMON Management
    - 8.1 Overview
    - 2688.2 SNMP Agent and MIB-2 (RFC1213)
    - 8.3 RMON MIB (RFC 1757) and Bridge MIB (RFC 1493)
      - 2698.3.1 RMON Groups Supported
      - 8.3.2 Bridge Groups Supported
    - 2708.4 PLANET Private MIB
  - 271Appendix A Cable Specifications
    - 272FIG A-2 DIAGRAM OF STRAIGHT THROUGH CABLES
    - FIG A-3 DIAGRAM OF CROSSOVER CABLES DIAGRAM
  - 273 Appendix B Example of Stacking Switches
    - Note: Please use the Stack Port Mapping menu to check all the Switches are
  - 275Appendix C VLAN
    - 276C.1 Assigning Ports to VLANs
      - C.1.1 VLAN Classification
      - C.1.2 Port Overlapping
      - C.1.3 Port-based VLANs
      - C.1.4 Automatic VLAN Registration (GVRP)
    - 277C.2 Forwarding Tagged/Untagged Frames
      - FIGURE C-1 VLAN SAMPLE APPLICATION
    - 278C.3 Connecting VLAN Groups
      - 279FIGURE C.2 VLANS CONNECTED VIA IP ROUTING
  - 280Appendix D VLAN Overlapping
    - TABLE D -1 PVID AND VLAN CONFIGURATION
    - FIG D-1 VLAN GROUP
    - 281FIG D-2 VLAN 100 MEMBER PORT
    - FIG D-3 VLAN 200 MEMBER PORT
    - 282FIG D-4 VLAN 300 MEMBER PORT
    - FIG D-5 PVID CONFIGURATION
  - 283Appendix E Console Port Pin Assignment
    - E.1 DB9 Port Pin Assignments

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