Chapter Command Line Interface Syntax, Format

User Manual for the NETGEAR 7200 Series Layer 2 Managed Switch Software

Chapter 3 Command Line Interface Syntax

The Command Line Interface (CLI) syntax, conventions and terminology are described in this section. Each CLI command is illustrated using the structure outlined below.

Format

Commands are followed by values, parameters or both.

Example 1

config network parms <ipAddr> <netmask> [gateway]

•config network parms is the command name.

•<ipAddr> <netmask> are the required values for the command.

•[gateway] is the optional value for the command.

Example 2

config syslocation <location>

•config syslocation is the command name.

•<location> is the required parameter for the command.

Example 3

config lag deleteport <logical slot.port> <slot.portall>

•config lag deleteport is the command name.

•<logical slot.port> <slot.portall> are the required values for the command.

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202-10010-01 Technical Support Canadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement 202-10010-01 Contents Chapter Quick Startup 202-10010-01 202-10010-01 Contents 202-10010-01 Security Commands System Utilities Contents Xiii Index How to Use This Document Why the Document was CreatedThank you for purchasing the Netgear GSM7224 L2 Switch Chapter About This Guide Typographical Conventions Special Message FormatsThis guide uses the following typographical conventions Html version of this manual includes these features Features of the Html Version of this Manual How to Print this Manual Switch Management Overview ChapterScope Management Method Advantages Disadvantages Comparing Switch Management Methods Chapter Command Line Interface Syntax Commands are followed by values, parameters or bothFormat Command ParametersValues Address Type Format Range Conventions Annotations Set Up Your Switch Using Direct Console Access Administration Console Telnet Interface Connection Description Connection Settings Administration Console Telnet Interface Web Based Management Overview Chapter Web-Based Management Interface GSM7224 IP address in browser address bar How to Log In to the GSM7224 Web-Based Management Utility Features Interactive Switch ImageMenus Port-Specific Popup Menus System-Wide Popup Menus Chapter Quick Startup Quick Starting the Switch There are several categories of Quick Startup commands System Info and System SetupCommand Details Quick Startup Software Version Information Quick Startup Physical Port Data Port when Slot value isQuick Startup User Account Management Ports Quick Startup IP Address Config network parms Default is enable Quick Startup Uploading from Switch to Out-of-Band PC Only Transfer download mode Tftp Quick Startup Factory DefaultsQuick Startup Downloading from Tftp Server Transfer download filename name Command Vlan Configuration Example Solution Quick Startup System Information and Statistics Commands Chapter Switching CommandsThis command displays inventory information for the switch Show inventory This command displays switch information Config sysnameConfig sysname name Show sysinfo Config syscontact Config syslocationShow arp switch Show forwardingdb table Show stats port detailed Show forwardingdb learnedShow forwardingdb learned vlanplusmacaddr/all Show stats port detailed slot.port Packets Received Successfully Packets Received with MAC Errors Received Packets not forwarded Transmit Errors Packets Transmitted OctetsPackets Transmitted Successfully Protocol Statistics Transmit Discards Show stats port summary slot.port Show stats port summary Show stats switch detailed Show stats switch detailed Show stats switch summary This command displays a count of all CPU trafficShow stats switch summary Show eventlog Show msglogShow traplog Management Commands Config network macaddrShow network Config network parms Config network mactypeConfig network protocol Config network webmode Config network javamode Config promptShow serial Config serial timeout Config serial baudrateShow serviceport Config serviceport parms Config snmpcommunity accessmode rorw name Config snmpcommunity accessmodeShow snmpcommunity Show snmpcommunity Config snmpcommunity delete Config snmpcommunity createConfig snmpcommunity ipaddr Config snmpcommunity ipmask Config snmptrap create Config snmpcommunity modeConfig snmptrap delete This command deletes trap receivers for a community Config snmptrap mode Config snmptrap ipaddrShow trapflags Show trapflags Config trapflags bcaststorm Config trapflags authenticationConfig trapflags linkmode Config trapflags multiusers Config telnet mode Config telnet maxsessionsConfig telnet timeout This command displays telnet settings Config forwardingdb agetime Device Configuration CommandsThis section describes device configuration commands Show forwardingdb agetime Config switchconfig broadcast Show switchconfigConfig switchconfig flowcontrol Show port Config port flowcontrol Config port adminmodeThis command enables or disables a port Config port adminmode slot.portall Config port physicalmode Config port linktrapConfig port lacpmode Config port autoneg Config lag addport Config lag createConfig lag deleteport Config lag create name Config lag linktrap Config lag adminmodeConfig lag name Config lag deletelag This command displays a list of all configured VLANs Mode is one of the followingShow vlan summary Show vlan detailed Config vlan delete Config vlan createConfig vlan name Config vlan create Config vlan participation Config vlan makestaticConfig vlan port tagging Participation options are Config vlan port acceptframe Config vlan port pvidThis command displays Vlan port information This command changes the Vlan ID per interface Config protocol create Config vlan port ingressfilterConfig protocol delete Show protocol Config protocol protocol remove Config protocol protocol addConfig protocol vlan add Config protocol vlan remove Config protocol interface remove Config protocol interface addShow garp info Show garp interface Config garp gmrp interface mode Config garp gmrp adminmode Config garp gvrp interface mode Config garp gvrp adminmodeConfig garp jointimer Config garp leavetimer Config garp leavealltimer slot.port/all Config garp leavealltimerShow igmpsnooping Show igmpsnooping Config igmpsnooping groupmembershipinterval Config igmpsnooping adminmodeConfig igmpsnooping maxresponse Config igmpsnooping mcrtrexpiretime Show mfdb table Config igmpsnooping interface modeShow mfdb gmrp Show mfdb table macaddr/all Show mfdb staticfiltering Show mfdb igmpsnoopingShow mfdb igmpsnooping Show mfdb staticfiltering Config mirroring create Show mfdb statsShow mirroring Config mirroring mode Config mirroring deleteConfig macfilter create Show macfilter Config macfilter remove Config macfilter addsrcConfig macfilter delsrc Spanning Tree Commands Config macfilter adddestConfig macfilter deldest Config spaningtree adminmode enable/disable Config spanningtree adminmodeShow spanningtree summary Show spanningtree summary Config spanningtree configuration name Config spanningtree forceversionConfig spanningtree configuration revision Show spanningtree port Config spanningtree port mode Config spanningtree port migrationcheckThis command displays spanning tree settings for the bridge Show spanningtree bridge Config spanningtree bridge hellotime Config spanningtree bridge maxageConfig spanningtree bridge forwarddelay Config spanningtree bridge priority Show spanningtree cst port summary Show spanningtree cst detailedShow spanningtree cst port summary slot.port/all Config spanningtree cst port pathcost slot.port Config spanningtree cst port pathcostShow spanningtree cst port detailed Show spanningtree cst port detailed slot.port Config spanningtree cst port edgeport Config spanningtree cst port priorityConfig spanningtree mst create Config spanningtree mst delete Config spanningtree mst vlan remove Config spanningtree mst vlan addConfig spanningtree mst priority Config spanningtree mst port pathcost Config spanningtree mst port priority Show spanningtree mst summaryShow spanningtree mst detailed Show spanningtree mst port summary Show spanningtree mst port detailedShow spanningtree vlan Config users add User Account Management CommandsThese commands manage user accounts Config users add name Config users delete Config users passwdConfig users snmpv3 authentication Config users snmpv3 encryption Config users snmpv3 accessmode Security CommandsShow loginsession Config loginsession close Config radius timeout Config radius maxretransmitConfig radius accounting mode Config radius maxretransmit Config radius accounting server port Config radius accounting server addConfig radius accounting server remove Config radius accounting server secret Config radius server port Config radius server addConfig radius server remove Config radius server secret Config radius server msgauth Config radius server primaryThis command displays the configured Radius servers Show radius summary Show radius server stats Show radius accounting stats Show radius accounting summary Config dot1x port initialize Config dot1x adminmodeConfig dot1x port reauthenticate Show radius stats Config dot1x port controlmode Config dot1x port controldirConfig dot1x port quietperiod Config dot1x port quietperiod slot.port Config dot1x port supptimeout Config dot1x port transmitperiodConfig dot1x port servertimeout Config dot1x port maxrequests Show dot1x summary Config dot1x port reauthenabledShow dot1x port summary Show dot1x port detailed Show dot1x port stats Clear dot1x port stats Config authentication login create Config authentication login set Config authentication login delete Config dot1x login Config dot1x defaultloginConfig dot1x port users add Config dot1x port users remove Show authentication login info Config users loginShow authentication login users Show dot1x port users Save config Show users authenticationTransfer upload mode System Utilities Transfer upload serverip Transfer upload mode xmodemtftpTransfer upload path Transfer upload serverip ipaddr Transfer upload filename Transfer download modeTransfer upload datatype Transfer upload start Transfer download path Transfer download serveripTransfer download filename Transfer download datatype Transfer download start Clear configClear transfer Clear pass Reset system Clear stats switchClear lag Clear stats port Ping Config diffserv adminmode enable/disable Chapter Differentiated Services Differentiated Services Fast Ethernet Cable Guidelines Appendix a Cabling Guidelines Category 5 Cable Category 5 Cable Specifications 1illustrates straight-through twisted pair cable Twisted Pair Cables 2illustrates crossover twisted pair cable Patch Panels and Cables Cabling Using 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet over Category 5 Cable RJ-45 Plug and RJ-45 Connectors Near End Cross Talk NextPatch Cables PIN Normal Assignment on Uplink Assignment on Ports 1 to Conclusion Numeric Appendix B Glossary802.1P 802.1Q Vlan Aging 1000BASE-TAuto-negotiation Auto Uplink Bootstrap Protocol BootPBaud Bridge Protocol Data Unit Differentiated Services Command Line InterfaceCollision Diffserv Domain Name Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolElectronically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory Endstation Ethernet Fault isolationFast Ethernet Fast STP Garp Multicast Registration Protocol Garp Information PropagationGarp Vlan Registration Protocol Gateway Half-duplex Igmp SnoopingInternet Group Management Protocol Internet Protocol IP MulticastingLearning Load balancing Loop Local Area NetworkManagement Information Base Mbps Multiplexing MulticastingNetmask Non-stub area Packet Open Systems InterconnectionPoint-to-Point Protocol Port Mirroring Port monitoring Quality of ServicePort trunking Protocol Resource Reservation Setup Protocol RouterSimple Network Management Protocol SimpleX signaling Spanning TreeSpanning Tree Protocol STP Stub area SwitchTelnet Traffic prioritization Trunking Virtual Local Area NetworkWeb Windows Internet Naming Service Wide Area NetworkXModem ARP Index Index Gvrp Index Index STP Tftp Xmodem

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