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Features and Applications

Part I

Features And Applications

This part acquaints you with the features and applications of the ES-3024.

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ZyXEL Communications ES-3024 manual Features And Applications

Contents

Dimension ES-3024 Copyright ZyXEL Limited Warranty Interference Statements and Warnings Customer Support Table of Contents Table of Contents Vii Viii Table of Contents List of Figures Lists of Figures and Charts List of Charts List of Tables Xiv Preface User Guide Feedback Features And Applications Page Chapter Getting to Know the ES-3024 FeaturesHardware Features Firmware Features Applications Quality of ServiceBackbone Application STP Spanning Tree Protocol Backbone Application Bridging Example High Performance Switched Workgroup Example Ieee 802.1Q Vlan Application Examples High Performance Switched Workgroup Application Vlan Shared Server Example Shared Server Using Vlan Example Hardware Installation & Connections Page Desktop Installation Procedure Chapter Hardware InstallationInstallation Scenarios Attaching Mounting Brackets and Screws Rack-Mounted Installation Mounting the ES to an EIA standard 19-inch rack Page Console Port Chapter Hardware ConnectionsFront Panel Uplink Modules Installing ModulesEthernet Ports Modules are not hot swappable Loosening the Screws and Removing the Cover Plate ES-3024 Switches LED Descriptions Power ConnectorRear Panel Front Panel LEDs SYS Stacking Scenario ExamplesALM LNK/ACT Stacking Example Uplink Scenario Example Uplink Example Configuring the ES-3024 Getting Started Page System Login Chapter Introducing the Web ConfiguratorChange Your Password Introduction Resetting the Switch Switch Lockout ES-3024 Home Screen Home Screen Radius Navigation Panel LinksSnmp Help Web Configurator Screen OverviewScreen Overview Page General Setup Chapter General, Switch and IP SetupGeneral Setup Introduction to VLANs Igmp SnoopingIntroduction to Spanning Tree Protocol STP STP Terminology STP Port States How STP WorksSTP Path Costs STP Port States Dynamic Link Aggregation 802.1X AuthenticationSwitch Setup Screen Switch Setup Igmp Label Description Example Switch Setup IP Setup IP Setup Page Port Setup Summary Screen Chapter Port Setup Ieee Configure 802.1x on a Port Port Edit Screen Port Edit Screen Gvrp 128 Advanced Applications Page Static Route Setup Chapter Static Route Setup Static Route Edit Setup Static Route Edit Setup Introduction to Ieee 802.1Q Tagged Vlan Chapter Vlan SetupForwarding Tagged and Untagged Frames Automatic Vlan Registration Vlan Garp Terminology Vlan Static Entry Setup Configuring Tagged VLANs Adding/Editing a Vlan Group Edit Vlan Static Entry Introduction to Port-based VLANs Configuring Port-based VLANs Port-based Vlan Setup Port-based Vlan Example Port-based Vlan Example Static MAC Forward Setup Chapter Static MAC Forward SetupIntroduction to Static MAC Forward Setup VID Configuring or Editing a Static MAC Forward Rule 10.1Introduction to Port Filtering Chapter Filter SetupFilter Setup 10.2Configuring or Editing a Filter Rule Configuring or Editing a Filter Rule 10-4 Filter Setup 11.1Introduction to Port Mirroring Chapter Mirror SetupMirror Setup 11.2Configuring or Editing a Mirror Rule Configuring or Editing a Mirror Rule Configuring or Editing a Mirror Rule 12.1Introduction to Bandwidth Control Chapter Bandwidth Control SetupBandwidth Control Setup 12.2Configuring or Editing a Bandwidth Control Rule Bandwidth Control Setup Edit 12-4 Bandwidth Control Setup 13.2Trunk Setup Chapter Trunk Setup13.1Introduction to Trunking Trunk Groups Trunk Setup Advanced Management Page 14.1About Snmp Chapter 14.2Supported MIBs 14.3Configuring SnmpSnmp Commands Snmp Traps 14.4SNMP Traps Trapsystemshutdo 1TRAPREBOOTTrapoverheat Trapoverheatover Trappowenormal Page 15.1Introduction to Radius Chapter Radius Setup15.2RADIUS Setup 15-2 Radius Setup 16.1Introduction Chapter Logins Edit Logins 17.1Maintenance Chapter Maintenance 17-2 Maintenance Remote Management 17.2Remote Management Edit Secured Client 18.2Restore a Configuration File Chapter Firmware and Configuration File Maintenance18.1Firmware Upgrade 18.4Command Line FTP 18.3Back Up a Configuration File Filename Conventions FTP Command Line ProcedureFilename Conventions FTP over WAN Restrictions General Commands for GUI-based FTP ClientsGUI-based FTP Clients 19.1Introduction to Statistics Chapter Statistics STP Statistics STP Status Lacp Status Forwarding Delay Lacp Statistics Aggregator ID Hardware Monitor Hardware Monitor 19-6 802.1Q Vlan Status Vlan Status Lacp Port Statistics Port Details Port Details 19-10 RX CRC Page 20.1Diagnostic Chapter DiagnosticPage Commands Page Commands Introduction Command summary 21.2Command Summary Switch Onoff Brief Pktcnt port FTP WEB Icmp Ping Hostid Traceroute Host ttl wait queries Config 21-10 Commands Introduction Commands Introduction 21-11 21-12 Commands Introduction Commands Introduction 21-13 21-14 Commands Introduction Command Examples Version Command Commonly Used Commands 22-3 Page Ieee 802.1Q Tagged Vlan Tagged Vlan Configuration and Activation Example 23.4IEEE VLAN1Q Tagged Vlan Configuration Commands Gvrp Status Command VLAN1Q Port Status Command VLAN1Q Port Gvrp Command VLAN1Q Svlan Setentry Command 23.5VLAN1Q Svlan Active Command 23.8VLAN1Q Vlan List Command 16 VLAN1Q Status Command Example Appendices and Index Page CSMA/CD Chart 1 General Product Specifications RFC 1757 Rmon Chart 2 Performance and Management SpecificationsSnmp MIB II RFC Chart 3 Physical and Environmental Specifications Page Index Lacp Dimension ES-3024 Ethernet Switch Dimension ES-3024 Ethernet Switch Vlan