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Chapter 39 Access Control

You see the following Security Alert screen in Internet Explorer. Select Yes to proceed to the web configurator login screen; if you select No, then web configurator access is blocked.

Figure 198 Security Alert Dialog Box (Internet Explorer)

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39.8.2 Netscape Navigator Warning Messages

When you attempt to access the Switch HTTPS server, a Website Certified by an Unknown Authority screen pops up asking if you trust the server certificate. Click Examine Certificate if you want to verify that the certificate is from the Switch.

If Accept this certificate temporarily for this session is selected, then click OK to continue in Netscape.

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MGS3700-12C Page Intended Audience About This Users GuideNeed More Help? Syntax Conventions Document ConventionsDslam Icons Used in FiguresSafety Warnings Safety Warnings MGS3700-12C User’s Guide Contents Overview IP Application 335 Table of Contents Chapter Initial Setup Example 115 Chapter Static MAC Forward Setup 137 173 Chapter Classifier 211 255 Chapter Loop Guard 295 335 357 413 Part VII Appendices and Index Part Page Backbone Application Getting to Know Your SwitchIntroduction Backbone Application Bridging ExampleTag-based Vlan Example High Performance Switching ExampleIeee 802.1Q Vlan Application Examples IPv6 Support Ways to Manage the SwitchGood Habits for Managing the Switch Getting to Know Your Switch MGS3700-12C User’s Guide Desktop Installation Procedure Hardware Installation and ConnectionInstallation Scenarios Precautions Mounting the Switch on a RackRack-mounted Installation Requirements Attaching the Mounting Brackets Attaching the Mounting Brackets to the SwitchMounting the Switch on a Rack Mounting the Switch on a RackLabel Description Hardware OverviewFront Panel Front Panel ConnectionsGigabit Ethernet Ports Console PortAuto-crossover Default Ethernet Negotiation SettingsMini-GBIC Slots Transceiver Removal Transceiver InstallationManagement Port Power ConnectorDC Power Connection AC Power ConnectionConnect a Sensor to the Signal Slot Signal SlotOutput LED Color Statu Description Rear PanelLEDs LED DescriptionsConfiguring the Switch Hardware Overview Hardware Overview MGS3700-12C User’s Guide System Login Web ConfiguratorWeb Configurator Login Web Configurator LayoutNavigation Panel Sub-links Overview Basic Setting Advanced Application IP Application ManagementVlan Navigation Panel LinksLink Description Dhcp AAAChange Your Password Saving Your ConfigurationReload the Configuration File Switch LockoutResetting the Switch Resetting the Switch Via the Console Port Help Logging Out of the Web ConfiguratorWeb Configurator MGS3700-12C User’s Guide Creating a Vlan Initial Setup ExampleOverview Setting Port VID Initial Setup Network Example Port VID Initial Setup Example Management IP Address Configuring Switch Management IP AddressClick Basic Setting IP Setup in the navigation panel Initial Setup Example MGS3700-12C User’s Guide Tutorials How to Use Dhcp Snooping on the SwitchHost Port Vlan Pvid Dhcp Snooping Connected Port Trusted Tutorial Settings in this TutorialTutorial Tag Untagged Frames Tutorial Set the Dhcp Server Port to Trusted Dhcp Relay Tutorial Introduction How to Use Dhcp Relay on the SwitchVlan Tutorial Set Vlan Type to 802.1Q Tutorial Create a Static Vlan Tutorial Add Tag for Frames Received on Port Configuring Dhcp RelayTroubleshooting How to Use PPPoE IA on the SwitchSettings in This Tutorial Configuring Switch aTutorials Configuring Switch B Tutorials Tutorials How to Use Error Disable and Recovery on the Switch Tutorials How to Set Up a Guest Vlan Creating a Guest Vlan Tutorials Enabling Ieee 802.1x Port Authentication Enabling Guest Vlan How to Do Port Isolation in a Vlan Internet Tutorials Tutorials Click Advanced Application Private Vlan Creating a Private Vlan RuleTutorials MGS3700-12C User’s Guide Basic Configuration Page System Status and Port Statistics Lacp Port Status SummaryStatus Up Time Status Port Details Status Port DetailsHOL RX CRC Basic Setting 100 System InformationRPM 101MAX MIN102 General Setup103 Select First , Sunday , November Introduction to VLANs104 105 Smart Isolation106 Switch Setup ScreenPort Setup screen Based Vlan Switch. Smart isolation does not work with Mstp and/or port107 Vlan port isolation or private Vlan and Mrstp on108 IP SetupManagement IP Addresses 109 Basic Setting IP SetupVID 110In-band IP Addresses 111Make them Port SetupSome web configurator screens 112Bpdu 113Half Duplex, 100M/Full Duplex and 1000M/Full Duplex Queue tag. See Priority Queue Assignment in on page 106 for114 115 Part116 CFI Vlan ID Introduction to Ieee 802.1Q Tagged VLANs117 TpidGvrp Automatic Vlan RegistrationForwarding Tagged and Untagged Frames GarpVlan Term Description Parameter Port Vlan Trunking119 Ieee 802.1Q Vlan Terminology120 Select the Vlan TypeStatic Vlan 121 Static Vlan Status122 Configure a Static VlanVlan Details Active 123124 Gvrp Configure Vlan Port Settings125 Untag Only Subnet Based VLANs126 Pvid127 Configuring Subnet Based Vlan128 Advanced Application Vlan Vlan Port Setting Subnet Based129 Protocol Based VLANs130 Configuring Protocol Based VlanAre not allowed to be used for protocol based VLANs 131132 Port-based Vlan SetupCreate an IP-based Vlan Example 133 134 Configure a Port-based VlanChoose All connected or Port isolation Port Based Vlan Setup135 136 137 Static MAC Forward SetupConfiguring Static MAC Forwarding Advanced Application Static MAC Forwarding 138139 140 141 Static Multicast Forward SetupStatic Multicast Forwarding Overview 142 Configuring Static Multicast ForwardingAdvanced Application Static Multicast Forwarding 143144 145 Configure a Filtering RuleFiltering MAC 146147 Spanning Tree Protocol13.1 STP/RSTP Overview STP TerminologyLink Recommended Allowed Speed Value Range How STP Works148 STP Path CostsSTP Port States STP Port StatesMultiple Rstp 149Mstp Network Example Multiple STP150 MST Region 151Common and Internal Spanning Tree Cist 152MST Instance 153 Spanning Tree Protocol Status Screen154 Spanning Tree ConfigurationRstp Configure Rapid Spanning Tree ProtocolConfiguration screen to enable Rstp on the Switch 155Bridge Protocol Data Unit Bpdu 156157 Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol Status158 159 Configure Multiple Rapid Spanning Tree ProtocolConfiguration screen to enable Mrstp on the Switch 160 161 Multiple Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol Status162 163 Configure Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol164 Configuration screen to enable Mstp on the SwitchBridge Priority 165166 Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol StatusMsti 167CST 168 169 Bandwidth ControlBandwidth Control Overview CIR and PIR170 Bandwidth Control Setup171 172 173 Broadcast Storm Control SetupBroadcast Storm Control 174 175 Port Mirroring SetupMirroring 176 177 RMirrorRMirror Overview 178 RMirror Configuration179 SourceAdvanced Application Mirroring RMirror Source 180181 DestinationAdvanced Application Mirroring RMirror Destination 182183 Connected Port184 185 Link AggregationLink Aggregation Overview Dynamic Link Aggregation186 Link Aggregation ID Local SwitchLink Aggregation ID Peer Switch Link Aggregation ID187 Link Aggregation Status188 189 Link Aggregation SettingPort in an active trunk group 190Dynamic link aggregation Link Aggregation Control Protocol191 192 Static Trunking ExampleTrunking Example Physical Connections 193194 195 Port AuthenticationPort Authentication Overview Ieee 802.1x Authentication196 MAC Authentication197 Port Authentication Configuration198 Before configuring it on each portActivate Ieee 802.1x Security 199 Guest VlanGuest Vlan Example 200201 202 Activate MAC Authentication203 Lower value, then it supersedes this setting. See Section204 205 Port SecurityAbout Port Security Forwarding screen Port Security Setup206 207 208 Vlan MAC Address Limit209 210 211 Configuring the ClassifierClassifier About the Classifier and QoSUntagged , Ethernet II tagged and Ethernet II untagged 212Dscp 213214 Viewing and Editing Classifier ConfigurationYou configure the socket numbers Common IP Protocol Types and Protocol Numbers 215Classifier Summary Table Common Ethernet Types and Protocol NumbersProtocol Name TCP/UDP Port Number Classifier Example216 Common TCP and UDP Port NumbersClassifier Example 217218 Dscp and Per-Hop Behavior Policy RulePolicy Rules Overview DiffServ220 Configuring Policy RulesAdvanced Application Policy Rule 221Select Send the packet to priority queue to put the packets 222TOS Select Do not drop the matching frame previously marked for223 Viewing and Editing Policy Configuration224 225 Policy Example226 Strictly Priority Queuing Weighted Fair QueuingQueuing Method Queuing Method Overview228 Weighted Round Robin Scheduling WRR229 Configuring Queuing230 231 Vlan StackingVlan Stacking Overview Vlan Stacking Example232 Vlan Stacking Port RolesVlan Tag Format Vlan Tag FormatFrame Format 233VID Vlan ID FCS Configuring Vlan Stacking234 802.1Q FrameThis screen at a time Port-based Q-in-Q235 ThemSpvid 236Cvid Selective Q-in-Q237 238 Igmp Filtering MulticastMulticast Overview IP Multicast Addresses240 Multicast StatusIgmp Snooping Igmp Snooping and VLANs241 Multicast SettingYou make them 242Join multicast groups 243 Setting Igmp Filtering Profile screen244 Igmp Snooping VlanScreen Setting screen first245 Start Address and End Address fields Igmp Filtering Profile246 Profile MVR Overview247 248 Types of MVR PortsMVR Modes How MVR Works249 General MVR ConfigurationCompatible 250251 MVR Group ConfigurationMvlan 252253 MVR Configuration Example254 MVR Group Configuration Example255 Authentication, Authorization and Accounting AAA256 AAA ScreensLocal User Accounts Radius and TACACS+257 Radius Server SetupShared Secret 258259 TACACS+ Server Setup260 261 AAA SetupMethod 2 and Method 3 fields 262263 Function Attribute Vendor Specific Attribute264 Supported VSAsTunnel Protocol Attribute Supported Radius Attributes265 Attributes Used by the Ieee 802.1x Authentication Attributes Used for AuthenticationAttributes Used for Authenticating Privilege Access Attributes Used to Login UsersAttributes Used for Accounting Exec Events Attributes Used for Accounting267 Attributes Used for Accounting System EventsRadius Attributes Exec Events via 268Attributes Used for Accounting Ieee 802.1x Events 269 IP Source GuardIP Source Guard Overview Dhcp Snooping Database Dhcp Snooping Overview270 Trusted vs. Untrusted PortsDhcp Relay Option 82 Information Configuring Dhcp Snooping271 ARP Inspection and MAC Address Filters ARP Inspection Overview272 Syslog Configuring ARP InspectionIP Source Guard 273274 IP Source Guard Static BindingIP Source Guard Static Binding 275276 277 Dhcp Snooping278 Configure screen. See .5 on279 280 Dhcp Snooping ConfigureVlan too 281Dhcp requests will not succeed 282 Dhcp Snooping Port Configure283 Dhcp Snooping Vlan Configure284 Dhcp Snooping Configure screen. See .5 onDelete ARP Inspection Status285 286 ARP Inspection Vlan Status287 ARP Inspection Log Status288 ARP Inspection ConfigureARP Inspection Vlan Configure screen, you can Syslog rate and Log interval 289Interval ARP Inspection Port Configure290 291 ARP Inspection Port Configure292 ARP Inspection Vlan Configure293 294 STP Loop GuardLoop Guard Overview 295296 Switch in Loop State297 Loop Guard Setup298 299 Vlan MappingVlan Mapping Overview Vlan Mapping Example300 Enabling Vlan MappingTranslated VID field Configuring Vlan Mapping301 302 303 Layer 2 Protocol TunnelingLayer 2 Protocol Tunneling Overview 304 Layer 2 Protocol Tunneling Mode305 Configuring Layer 2 Protocol Tunneling306 UDLD, and Pagp on the access ports only307 SFlowSFlow Overview 308 SFlow Configuration309 SFlow Collector Configuration310 311 Error DiableError-Disable Recovery Overview CPU Protection Overview312 Error Disable ScreenCPU Protection Configuration 313 Error-Disable Detect Configuration314 Errdisable CPU protection screen315 Error-Disable Recovery Configuration316 317 PPPoEPPPoE Intermediate Agent Overview PPPoE Intermediate Agent Tag FormatPPPoE IA Remote ID Sub-option Format Sub-Option Format318 PPPoE IA Circuit ID Sub-option Format User-defined StringPPPoE IA Circuit ID Sub-option Format Defined in WT-101 32.2.1.2 WT-101 Default Circuit ID SyntaxPort State 319320 PPPoEPPPoE Intermediate Agent Application PPPoE Intermediate Agent Port screen or for a PPPoE IA Per-Port321 Advanced Application PPPoE Intermediate Agent Port 322Advanced Application PPPoE Intermediate Agent Port 323Untrusted 324 PPPoE IA Per-Port Per-VLAN325 PPPoE IA for Vlan326 327 Private VlanPrivate Vlan Overview 328 Configuring Private Vlan329 330 331 Green EthernetGreen Ethernet Overview 332 Configuring Green Ethernet333 334 335 IP Application336 337 Static RouteStatic Routing Overview 338 Configuring Static Routing339 340 341 Differentiated ServicesDiffServ Overview 342 Two Rate Three Color Marker Traffic PolicingDiffServ Network Example 343 TRTCM-Color-blind ModePIR? TRTCM-Color-aware ModeActivating DiffServ 344IP Application DiffServ 345346 Configuring 2-Rate 3 Color Marker SettingsDscp Value DSCP-to-IEEE 802.1p Priority SettingsDefault DSCP-IEEE 802.1p Mapping 347348 Configuring Dscp Settings349 Dhcp Configuration OptionsDhcp Overview Dhcp Modes350 Dhcp StatusDhcp Relay Dhcp Relay Agent InformationRelay Agent Information Configuring Dhcp Global RelayGeneral Setup 351VLAN1VLAN2 Global Dhcp Relay Configuration Example352 353 Configuring Dhcp Vlan Settings354 General Setup screenExample Dhcp Relay for Two VLANs Dhcp Relay for Two VLANs Dhcp Relay for Two VLANs Configuration Example356 357 Management358 359 MaintenanceMaintenance Screen 360 Load Factory DefaultSave Configuration Settings to the current configuration on the Switch361 Reboot SystemFirmware Upgrade 362 Restore a Configuration File363 Backup a Configuration FileFTP Command Line Filename ConventionsFilename Conventions FTP Command Line ProcedureExample FTP Commands 364365 Command DescriptionGUI-based FTP Clients FTP Restrictions366 Access Control Overview Access ControlAccess Control Overview Access Control Main Screen368 About Snmp369 Snmp CommandsSnmp v3 and Security Supported MIBsOption Object Label Object ID Description Snmp Traps370 Snmp System TrapsSnmp InterfaceTraps 371AAA Traps 372Snmp IP Traps Snmp Switch Traps373 CFM Configuring Snmp374 Manager 375Version Specify in this section to create accounts on the Snmp376 Security level or higher than the security level settings on377 Configuring Snmp Trap Group378 Setting Up Login Accounts379 SSH Overview380 How SSH works381 SSH Implementation on the SwitchRequirements for Using SSH Introduction to Https382 Https ExampleInternet Explorer Warning Messages 383 Netscape Navigator Warning MessagesSecurity Certificate 2 Netscape Security Certificate 1 Netscape385 Service Port Access ControlMain Screen 386 Remote ManagementSNMP/SSH Https 387HTTP/ICMP 388 389 DiagnosticDiagnostic 390 Syslog Severity Levels SyslogSyslog Overview 391392 Syslog Setup393 Syslog Server Setup394 395 ZyXEL Clustering Management SpecificationsCluster Management Cluster Management Status Overview396 Cluster Management StatusManager Cluster Member Switch Management397 398 Uploading Firmware to a Cluster Member SwitchFTP Parameter Description 399FTP Upload to Cluster Member Example 400 Clustering Management ConfigurationCandidate list 401Based Vlan 402 403 MAC TableMAC Table Overview 404 Viewing the MAC Table405 406 407 ARP TableARP Table Overview How ARP Works408 Viewing the ARP Table409 Configure CloneConfigure Clone 410 411 412 413 Troubleshooting Product Specifications414 415 TroubleshootingPower, Hardware Connections, and LEDs 416 Switch Access and LoginAdvanced Suggestions 417418 Switch Configuration419 Product SpecificationsHardware Specifications Specification Description420 Firmware SpecificationsFeature Description Queuing 421422 423 Feature SpecificationsMVR 424Standard Description 425Standards Supported EMC 426BRIDGE-MIB, Q-BRIDGE-MIB 427 Fan Module Removal and Installation428 429 Appendices Index430 Name Protocol Ports Description Commonly Used Services431 432 433 434 435 CopyrightCertifications FCC Warning CE Mark Warning 436437 ZyXEL Limited Warranty438 ARP Index439 Numbers440 441 442 Mrstp 443MIB 444 SPQ 445Trtcm 446Vlan 104 447448