GE ML1200 instruction manual Access

TABLE OF CONTENTS

	ALARM CONTACTS FOR MONITORING INTERNAL POWER, AND SOFTWARE TRAPS	..... 3-8
	ML1200 PORT MODULE (PM) INSTALLATION	3-9
	CONNECTING A MANAGEMENT CONSOLE TERMINAL
	TO MULTILINK ML1200 (SERIAL-RJ-45 CONSOLE PORT)	3-10
4: OPERATION	FUNCTIONALITY	4-1
	SWITCHING FUNCTIONALITY	4-1
	STATUS LEDS	4-2
	AUTO-CROSS(MDIX) AND AUTO-NEGOTIATION,FOR RJ-45PORTS	4-2
	FLOW-CONTROL, IEEE 802.3X STANDARD	4-3
	POWER BUDGET CALCULATIONS FOR ML1200 PM’S WITH FIBER MEDIA	4-4
	MULTILINK ML1200 MANAGED FIELD SWITCH PORT MODULES	4-6
	INSPECTING THE PACKAGE AND PRODUCT	4-6
	ML1200 MODULES	4-6
	BEFORE CALLING FOR ASSISTANCE	4-13
5: IP ADDRESSING	IP ADDRESS AND SYSTEM INFORMATION	5-1
	OVERVIEW	5-1
	IMPORTANCE OF AN IP ADDRESS	5-3
	DHCP AND BOOTP	5-3
	BOOTP DATABASE	5-3
	CONFIGURING DHCP/BOOTP/MANUAL/AUTO	5-3
	USING TELNET	5-5
	SETTING PARAMETERS	5-8
	SETTING SERIAL PORT PARAMETERS	5-8
	SYSTEM PARAMETERS	5-8
	DATE AND TIME	5-9
	NETWORK TIME	5-10
	SYSTEM CONFIGURATION	5-14
	SAVING AND LOADING – COMMAND LINE	5-14
	CONFIG FILE	5-14
	DISPLAYING CONFIGURATION	5-17
	SAVING CONFIGURATION	5-20
	SCRIPT FILE	5-22
	SAVING AND LOADING – ENERVISTA SOFTWARE	5-23
	HOST NAMES	5-25
	ERASING CONFIGURATION	5-27
	IPV6	5-31
	INTRODUCTION TO IPV6	5-31
	WHAT’S CHANGED IN IPV6?	5-31
	IPV6 ADDRESSING	5-32
	CONFIGURING IPV6	5-33
	LIST OF COMMANDS IN THIS CHAPTER	5-34
6: ACCESS	SECURING ACCESS	6-1
CONSIDERATIONS	DESCRIPTION	6-1
	PASSWORDS	6-1
	PORT SECURITY FEATURE	6-2
	CONFIGURING PORT SECURITY THROUGH THE COMMAND LINE INTERFACE	6-3
	COMMANDS	6-3
	ALLOWING MAC ADDRESSES	6-4

TOC–II MULTILINK ML1200 MANAGED FIELD SWITCH – INSTRUCTION MANUAL