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save user

Syntax:

save user

Description:

To save the current configuration as the user-defined configuration.

When you enter this command, the CLI will save your current configuration into the non-volatile FLASH as the user-defined configuration.

Argument:

None.

Possible value:

None.

Example:

GSM-16T2SFP# save user

Saving user...

Save Successfully

GSM-16T2SFP#

restore default

Syntax:

restore default

Description:

To restore the startup configuration back to the original factory default configuration.

If the switch has been correctly restored back to default you will be prompted immediately to reboot the switch. If you press “Y” or “y” the switch will be rebooted and loaded with the default configuration. If you select “N” or “n” you will return to the previous screen.

Argument:

None.

Possible value:

None.

Example:

GSM-16T2SFP# restore default

Restoring ...

Restore Default Configuration Successfully

Press any key to reboot system.

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Contents

Version March 1 GSM-8T16SFP Table of Contents 102 Australian C-Tick Compliance Electronic Emission NoticesFederal Communications Commission FCC Statement GSM Series Terms Used Introduction Overview of GSM Series Snmp Managed Switches Key Features of GSM Series Snmp Managed Switches Checklist Hardware FeaturesManagement Front View of the GSM-16T2SFP Switch Overview of GSM Series Switches System LED User Interfaces on the Front Panel Button, LEDs and PlugsLeds for 10/100/1000Mbps User Interfaces on the Rear Panel Overview of the Optional SFP Modules Front View 1000Base-SX/LX LC SFP Fibre Transceiver Hardware and Cable Installation Starting the GSM Series Snmp Managed SwitchesInstalling Optional SFP Mini-GBIC Modules Connecting the SFP Mini-GBIC Module to the Chassis Firmware Loading Copper Ports Cable InstallationPower On Multimode Fibre Cable and Modal Bandwidth Cabling Requirements Baud Rate Data Bits Parity None Stop Bits Flow Control None Management options available with the GSM Series SwitchesUsername admin Password admin Page Subnet Mask Username admin Password admin IP Address Subnet Mask Operation of the Web Based Management Web Management Home Overview System Information Page Layout System Information System Up Time Bios VersionCurrent Time Firmware Version Dhcp Setting IP ConfigurationDefault Disabled IP Address Default DNS Default Default Gateway Manual Time Configuration Default Default values for starting and ending date Default +8 hours Daylight Savings Create New Account ConfigurationEdit Delete Username PasswordConfirm Password IP Range Management Security ConfigurationName Incoming Port Access TypeAction Edit/Create State Virtual Stack ConfigurationRole Group ID Port Status Port Configuration Default Enabled Speed / Duplex Mode Default Enabled Auto NegotiationDefault Enabled Port No Fibre Type Connector TypeTX Central Wavelength Baud Rate Vendor Name TemperatureVendor PN Vendor Rev Port Configuration Mode Default Auto Flow Control TX Byte Simple CounterRX Byte TX Packet Reset RX Error PacketTX Collision Refresh Interval RX Packets Detail CounterRX Octets RX High Priority Packets RX Multicast RX BroadcastTX Packets TX Octets TX 256 ~ 511 Bytes RX ErrorsTX 512 ~ 1023 Bytes TX 1024 Bytes Mirror Default Disable Monitoring PortDefault Port Monitored Port Bandwidth Default State DisablePort Number All Traffic for Ingress Rate Limiting Policing Broadcast & Multicast for Ingress Rate Limiting Policing Class QOS Quality of ServicePort Bit 0, Bit 1, Bit Port Down Prioritise web browsing, email, FTP and news Disable IP TCP/UDP Port ClassificationPrioritise IP Telephony VoIP Prioritise iSCSI Default Class All other TCP/UDP Ports Advanced ModePrioritise web browsing, email, FTP and news Prioritise Streaming Audio/Video 22 Advanced Mode Diffserv Default Enable Snmp Configuration Trap Default for all public traps EnableGet/Set/Trap Community Default Disable Snooping ModeIgmp Snooping Status Active DisablePassive IP Multicast Table Allowed Group Max. Frame Size Max. Packet Length Dhcp Broadcast Suppression Dhcp BootDefault Disable Delay Time Port-based Vlan ModeVlan Virtual Local Area Network Double-tag Metro ModeTag-based GSM-16T2SFP 23 GSM-24T2SFP, GSM-8T16SFP Uplink PortGSM-16T2SFP 24 GSM-24T2SFP, GSM-8T16SFP 15 & 16 GSM-16T2SFP 23 & 24 GSM-24T2SFP, GSM-8T16SFP Vlan Name Tag-based GroupMember Add Settings to take effect Port-based Group Vlan Name Edit Rule Tag Rule Untag VID MAC Table Information MAC TableSearch Alias MAC Address PreviousNext Flush MAC Table MaintenanceAging Time Static Forward Static Filter MAC Alias Gvrp Gvrp ConfigurationGvrp State Setting Default Applicant Mode Default Leave All TimeDefault Registrar Mode Restricted Mode Gvrp Counter Leave Empty Message Packets Join In Message PacketsEmpty Message Packets Transmitted Total Gvrp Packets Refresh Edit Administrative ControlGvrp Group Information STP Status STP Designated Priority Current Forward DelayRoot Port Root Path Cost Spanning Tree protocol STP ConfigurationDefault 2 seconds Force Version Forward delayMax. Age Path Cost Status STP Port ConfigurationPort Status Default Priority Configured Path CostDefault Admin Edge Port Default No Admin Point to Point Static Trunk Trunking Configuration Trunk Port Settings/Status Status Aggtr Aggregator Aggregator ViewMember Ports Ready Ports Partner ActorSystem Priority Key Lacp System Priority Authenticator 15 .1x ConfigurationAuthentication server Supplicant LAN Page Default Radius Default Secret KeyState Radius Server Multihost 802.1x ModeMode Security Disable Mode802.1x with Multihost mode Port Control Parameter SettingDefault Auto ReAuthMAx Default ReAuthEnabled Default Quiet period 0 65535 secDefault On reAuthPeriod 1 65535 sec Default 2 times suppTimeout 1 65535 sec Trap Events Configuration Alarm Configuration 100 101 102 Email/SMS ConfigurationMail Server Email Address 1 103 104 ConfigurationSave / Restore Configuration 105 Config File Diag Diagnostics106 Loopback Test 107Internal Loopback External Loopback Ping Result 108Ping Test Server Tftp Server109 110 Log Path and Filename Firmware Upgrade111 Save and Reboot RebootReboot 112 Logout Default 3 minutes113 Logout 114 LoginCLI Management 115 Commands of the CLI 116 117 Global Commands of the CLI Help 118 History 119 Save start 120Logout Save user Restore default121 122 Restore user 123 Local Commands of CLIƒ system Show Possible values 124Set contact Syntax Set device-name Syntax ƒ IP 125Set ip Set dns Syntax 126 Enable dhcp SyntaxDisable dhcp Syntax disable dhcp Description Dhcp 127 ƒ time 128Set manual Set ntp Possible value None Example GSM-16T2SFPtime# show 129Set daylightsaving 130 ƒ account 131Add Del Modify 132 ƒ port 133Set speed-duplex Show status Syntax show status Description Show detail-counter Syntax 134Show simple-counter Show sfp Syntax show sfp port Description 135Show conf Clear counter Syntax clear counter Description Enable state Syntax136 137 Enable flow-controlDisable state Syntax 138 Disable flow-control Syntax ƒ mirror 139Set mirror-mode Set monitoring-port Set monitored-port Syntax 140 Enable storm-rate Syntax Enable ingress-rate Syntax141 ƒ bandwidth 142 Enable egress-rate SyntaxDisable ingress-rate Syntax 143 Disable storm-rateDisable egress-rate Syntax 144 Set default Syntax Set mode Syntax145 ƒ QoS Set pri-tag Syntax 146Set port Syntax Set tos 147 Set simple-layer4 Syntax 148 Set advance-layer4 149 Set diffserv Syntax 150 151 Disable Enable152 ƒ snmp Set 153 154 Set len 155ƒ max-pkt-len 156 ƒ igmp 157Set igmpsnooping Show Syntax 158 ƒ dhcp-bootSet dhcp-boot Syntax ƒ vlan Set mode159 Set tag-group 160 Set port-group Set mode metro up-link161 Set port-role 162Set pvid 163 Enable sym-vlan rangeDisable sym-vlan 164 Enable drop-untagDisable drop-untag Del port-group name 165Del tag-group vid Show group 166 Show pvid 167 ƒ mac-table Information 168 Search 169 Maintain 170Set aging Syntax Set flush Syntax set flush Description Static-mac 171 Show forward Syntax show forward Description 172 Show filter 173 174 175 ƒ gvrp 176 177 Set timer Syntax Set registrar Syntax 178Set applicant Syntax Show counter Syntax show counter Description 179 180 Show config 181 ƒ stp 182 Set version Syntax Set config Syntax183 184 Show status 185Used to display the status of STP None 186 Show port 187 ƒ trunk 188Set priority Syntax Possible value Example 189 190 Show aggtr-view Syntax show aggtr-viewDescription 191 Show lacp-priority Syntax 192Show lacp-detail Syntax 193 Set state Syntax 194 195 Set reAuthMax Syntax 196Set port-control Set quiet-period Syntax 197Set txPeriod Syntax Set reAuthPeriod Syntax Set reAuthEnabled Syntax198 Set max-request Set suppTimeout199 200 Show state Set serverTimeout201 202 Show mode Show security Syntax show security Description 203 Show parameter Syntax show parameter Description 204 205 ƒ alarm Events 206 Argument None Possible value None Example 207 208 209 Sms 210 211 212 Show alarm ƒ diag 213Diag Loopback Ping 214 Clear 215ƒ log 216 Upload Enable auto-upload217 218 Disable auto-upload Upgrade Set upgrade-path Syntax219 ƒ firmware 220 221 ƒ config-fileSet export-path Set import-path Syntax Export user-conf Syntax export user-confDescription 222Export start Import user-conf Syntax import user-confDescription 223Import start 224 Set server Syntax 225ƒ tftp ƒ hostname 226Hostname ƒ autologout 227 ƒ rebootReboot ƒ Network Interface 228 ƒ Power Requirement ƒ Diagnostic LED229 ƒ Cable and Maximum Length 230 Appendix B Null Modem Cable Specifications 231