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GSM Series User Manual

3-17. Configuration

The GSM Series switches support multiple configuration files to be used by the administrator including the default configuration, start configuration and user configuration. In this section the administrator can save the switch’s configuration, restore the switch to factory default and also save the current configuration as the startup configuration when the switch is re-booted.

3-17-1. Save / Restore Configuration

Fig. 3-65

Function name:

Save / Restore Configuration Function description:

Used by the administrator to save and restore the configuration used in the GSM Series switches.

Parameters description:

Save Start:

Saves the current switch configuration as the start up configuration of the switch.

Save User:

Saves the current switch configuration as the user configuration.

Restore Default:

Restore the default configuration of the switch including the default IP address.

Restore Default:

Restore the default configuration of the switch without changing the IP address.

Restore User:

Restore the saved user configuration.

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Contents

GSM-8T16SFP Version March 1 Table of Contents 102 Electronic Emission Notices Federal Communications Commission FCC StatementAustralian C-Tick Compliance Terms Used GSM Series Overview of GSM Series Snmp Managed Switches Introduction Checklist Key Features of GSM Series Snmp Managed Switches Features ManagementHardware Overview of GSM Series Switches Front View of the GSM-16T2SFP Switch User Interfaces on the Front Panel Button, LEDs and Plugs System LEDLeds for 10/100/1000Mbps Overview of the Optional SFP Modules User Interfaces on the Rear Panel Front View 1000Base-SX/LX LC SFP Fibre Transceiver Starting the GSM Series Snmp Managed Switches Hardware and Cable InstallationInstalling Optional SFP Mini-GBIC Modules Connecting the SFP Mini-GBIC Module to the Chassis Copper Ports Cable Installation Power OnFirmware Loading Cabling Requirements Multimode Fibre Cable and Modal Bandwidth Management options available with the GSM Series Switches Username admin Password adminBaud Rate Data Bits Parity None Stop Bits Flow Control None Page Subnet Mask Username admin Password admin Operation of the Web Based Management IP Address Subnet Mask Web Management Home Overview System Information Page Layout System Information Bios Version System Up TimeCurrent Time Firmware Version IP Configuration Dhcp SettingDefault Disabled IP Address Default Default Default Gateway DNS Time Configuration Manual Default +8 hours Daylight Savings Default Default values for starting and ending date Account Configuration Create NewEdit Delete Password Confirm PasswordUsername Management Security Configuration NameIP Range Access Type Incoming PortAction Edit/Create Virtual Stack Configuration StateRole Group ID Port Configuration Port Status Default Enabled Auto Negotiation Default Enabled Speed / Duplex ModeDefault Enabled Port No Connector Type Fibre TypeTX Central Wavelength Baud Rate Temperature Vendor NameVendor PN Vendor Rev Port Configuration Default Auto Flow Control Mode Simple Counter TX ByteRX Byte TX Packet RX Error Packet ResetTX Collision Refresh Interval Detail Counter RX PacketsRX Octets RX High Priority Packets RX Broadcast RX MulticastTX Packets TX Octets RX Errors TX 256 ~ 511 BytesTX 512 ~ 1023 Bytes TX 1024 Bytes Default Disable Monitoring Port Default Port Monitored PortMirror Default State Disable BandwidthPort Number All Traffic for Ingress Rate Limiting Policing Broadcast & Multicast for Ingress Rate Limiting Policing QOS Quality of Service PortClass Bit 0, Bit 1, Bit Port Disable IP TCP/UDP Port Classification Down Prioritise web browsing, email, FTP and newsPrioritise IP Telephony VoIP Prioritise iSCSI Advanced Mode Default Class All other TCP/UDP PortsPrioritise web browsing, email, FTP and news Prioritise Streaming Audio/Video 22 Advanced Mode Diffserv Snmp Configuration Default Enable Default for all public traps Enable Get/Set/Trap CommunityTrap Snooping Mode Default DisableIgmp Snooping Status Disable ActivePassive IP Multicast Table Allowed Group Max. Packet Length Max. Frame Size Dhcp Boot Default Disable Delay TimeDhcp Broadcast Suppression Vlan Mode Vlan Virtual Local Area NetworkPort-based Metro Mode Tag-basedDouble-tag Uplink Port GSM-16T2SFP 23 GSM-24T2SFP, GSM-8T16SFPGSM-16T2SFP 24 GSM-24T2SFP, GSM-8T16SFP 15 & 16 GSM-16T2SFP 23 & 24 GSM-24T2SFP, GSM-8T16SFP Tag-based Group Vlan NameMember Add Settings to take effect Port-based Group Vlan Name Edit Tag Rule Rule Untag VID MAC Table MAC Table InformationSearch Alias Previous NextMAC Address MAC Table Maintenance Aging TimeFlush Static Forward Static Filter MAC Alias Gvrp Configuration Gvrp State SettingGvrp Default Leave All Time Default Applicant ModeDefault Registrar Mode Restricted Mode Gvrp Counter Join In Message Packets Leave Empty Message PacketsEmpty Message Packets Transmitted Total Gvrp Packets Edit Administrative Control Gvrp Group InformationRefresh STP STP Status Current Forward Delay Designated PriorityRoot Port Root Path Cost STP Configuration Default 2 secondsSpanning Tree protocol Forward delay Max. AgeForce Version STP Port Configuration Port StatusPath Cost Status Configured Path Cost Default PriorityDefault Admin Edge Port Default No Admin Point to Point Trunking Configuration Static Trunk Trunk Port Settings/Status Aggtr Status Aggregator View AggregatorMember Ports Ready Ports Actor PartnerSystem Priority Key Lacp System Priority 15 .1x Configuration AuthenticatorAuthentication server Supplicant LAN Page Default Secret Key Default RadiusState Radius Server 802.1x Mode ModeMultihost Disable Mode 802.1x with Multihost modeSecurity Parameter Setting Default Auto ReAuthMAxPort Control Default Quiet period 0 65535 sec Default ReAuthEnabledDefault On reAuthPeriod 1 65535 sec Default 2 times suppTimeout 1 65535 sec Alarm Configuration Trap Events Configuration 100 101 Email/SMS Configuration 102Mail Server Email Address 1 103 Configuration Save / Restore Configuration104 Config File 105 Diagnostics 106Diag 107 Loopback TestInternal Loopback External Loopback 108 Ping TestPing Result Tftp Server 109Server Log 110 Firmware Upgrade 111Path and Filename Reboot Save and RebootReboot 112 Default 3 minutes Logout113 Logout Login CLI Management114 Commands of the CLI 115 116 Global Commands of the CLI 117 118 Help 119 History 120 LogoutSave start Restore default 121Save user Restore user 122 Local Commands of CLI 123ƒ system Show 124 Possible valuesSet contact Syntax Set device-name Syntax 125 ƒ IPSet ip Set dns Syntax Enable dhcp Syntax Disable dhcp Syntax disable dhcp Description126 127 Dhcp 128 ƒ timeSet manual Set ntp 129 Set daylightsavingPossible value None Example GSM-16T2SFPtime# show 130 131 ƒ accountAdd Del 132 Modify 133 ƒ portSet speed-duplex Show status Syntax show status Description 134 Show simple-counterShow detail-counter Syntax 135 Show confShow sfp Syntax show sfp port Description Enable state Syntax 136Clear counter Syntax clear counter Description Enable flow-control Disable state Syntax137 Disable flow-control Syntax 138 139 ƒ mirrorSet mirror-mode Set monitoring-port 140 Set monitored-port Syntax Enable ingress-rate Syntax Enable storm-rate Syntax141 ƒ bandwidth Enable egress-rate Syntax Disable ingress-rate Syntax142 Disable storm-rate Disable egress-rate Syntax143 144 Set mode Syntax Set default Syntax145 ƒ QoS 146 Set port SyntaxSet pri-tag Syntax 147 Set tos 148 Set simple-layer4 Syntax 149 Set advance-layer4 150 Set diffserv Syntax 151 Enable Disable152 ƒ snmp 153 Set 154 155 ƒ max-pkt-lenSet len 156 157 ƒ igmpSet igmpsnooping Show Syntax ƒ dhcp-boot Set dhcp-boot Syntax158 Set mode 159ƒ vlan 160 Set tag-group Set mode metro up-link 161Set port-group 162 Set pvidSet port-role Enable sym-vlan range Disable sym-vlan163 Enable drop-untag Disable drop-untag164 165 Del tag-group vidDel port-group name 166 Show group 167 Show pvid 168 ƒ mac-table Information 169 Search 170 MaintainSet aging Syntax Set flush Syntax set flush Description 171 Static-mac 172 Show forward Syntax show forward Description 173 Show filter 174 175 176 ƒ gvrp Set timer Syntax 177 178 Set applicant SyntaxSet registrar Syntax 179 Show counter Syntax show counter Description Show config 180 181 182 ƒ stp Set config Syntax 183Set version Syntax 184 185 Show statusUsed to display the status of STP None 186 187 Show port 188 ƒ trunkSet priority Syntax Possible value Example 189 190 191 Show aggtr-view Syntax show aggtr-viewDescription 192 Show lacp-detail SyntaxShow lacp-priority Syntax 193 194 Set state Syntax 195 196 Set port-controlSet reAuthMax Syntax 197 Set txPeriod SyntaxSet quiet-period Syntax Set reAuthEnabled Syntax 198Set reAuthPeriod Syntax Set suppTimeout 199Set max-request 200 Set serverTimeout 201Show state Show mode 202 203 Show security Syntax show security Description 204 Show parameter Syntax show parameter Description ƒ alarm Events 205 206 207 Argument None Possible value None Example 208 209 210 Sms 211 Show alarm 212 213 ƒ diagDiag Loopback 214 Ping 215 ƒ logClear 216 Enable auto-upload 217Upload Disable auto-upload 218 Set upgrade-path Syntax Upgrade219 ƒ firmware 220 ƒ config-file 221Set export-path Set import-path Syntax 222 Export startExport user-conf Syntax export user-confDescription 223 Import startImport user-conf Syntax import user-confDescription 224 225 ƒ tftpSet server Syntax 226 ƒ hostnameHostname ƒ autologout ƒ reboot Reboot227 228 ƒ Network Interface ƒ Diagnostic LED ƒ Power Requirement229 ƒ Cable and Maximum Length Appendix B Null Modem Cable Specifications 230 231