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296 Configuring Switch Information
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Root Port 1 (ig)
Hello Time 2 sec Max Age 20 sec Forward Delay 15 sec
IST Master ID Priority 32768
Address 00:02:4b:19:7a:00
Path Cost 10000
Rem hops 19
Bridge ID Priority 32768
Address 00:02:4b:29:7a:00
Hello Time 2 sec Max Age 20 sec Forward Delay 15 sec
Max hops 20
Configuring VLANs
VLANs are logical su/jointfilesconvert/444641/bgroups with a LAN created via software, rather than defining a hardware
solution. VLANs combine user stations and network devices into a single unit regardless of the
physical LAN segment to which they are attached. VLANs allow network traffic to flow more
efficiently within su/jointfilesconvert/444641/bgroups. VLANs managed through software reduce the amount of time
network changes, additions, and moves are implemented.
VLANs have no minimum number of ports, and can be created per unit, per device, per stack, or
any other logical connection combination, as VLANs are software based and not defined by
physical attributes.
VLANs function at a layer 2 level. Since VLANs isolate traffic within the VLAN, a layer 3 router
working a protocol level is needed to allows traffic flow between VLANs. Layer 3 routers identify
segments and coordinate with VLANs. VLANs are broadcast and multicast domain. Broadcast and
multicast traffic is transmitted only in the VLAN in which the traffic is generated.
VLAN tagging provides a method of transferring VLAN information between VLAN groups. VLAN
tagging attaches a 4-byte tag to packet headers. The VLAN tag indicates to which VLAN the packet
belongs. VLAN tags are attached to the VLAN by either the end station or by the network device.
VLAN tags also contains VLAN network priority information.
Combining VLANs and GVRP allows network managers to define network nodes into broadcast
domains. Broadcast and Multicast traffic is confined to the originating group.
To display the
VLAN
page, click
Switch
→
VLAN
in the tree view.
Defining VLAN Membership
Use the
VLAN Membership
page to define VLAN groups.
To open the
VLAN Membership
page, click
Switch
→
VLAN
→
VLAN Membership
in the tree view.
- User’s Guide 1
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 2
- Contents 3
- 5 Configuring the Switch 4
- 8 Configuring Routing 9
- 9 Viewing Statistics 9
- 11 Getting Help 11
- 12 Contents 12
- Introduction 13
- PowerConnect 6024F 14
- CLI Documentation 14
- Features 14
- Hardware Watchdog Support 15
- Auto Negotiation 15
- Back Pressure Support 15
- Layer 2 Features 16
- VLAN Supported Features 17
- Private VLAN Edge 18
- Fast Link 18
- Multiple Spanning Tree 18
- Link Aggregation 19
- Routing Features 19
- Layer 3 Features 21
- Quality of Service Features 21
- Device Management Features 22
- Introduction 33 23
- Security Features 24
- RADIUS Client 25
- 36 Introduction 26
- Hardware Description 27
- Out-of-Band Management Port 28
- Console (RS-232) Port 28
- Hardware Components 29
- LED Definitions 30
- SFP Port LEDs 31
- System LEDs 32
- 44 Hardware Description 34
- SFP connector 36
- Serial Cable Connection 37
- AC Power Connection 39
- Using Dell OpenManage Switch 41
- Administrator 41
- Information Buttons 43
- Defining Fields 44
- Console Connection 45
- Telnet Connection 45
- Using the CLI 46
- Global Configuration Mode 47
- Interface Configuration Mode 48
- CLI Examples 48
- Configuring the Switch 49
- 60 Configuring the Switch 50
- Auto-Negotiation 51
- Baud Rate 52
- Booting the Switch 53
- Configuring the Switch 65 55
- Configuration Overview 56
- Initial Configuration 56
- Wizard Step 1 57
- Wizard Step 2 58
- Wizard Step 3 58
- Wizard Step 4 59
- Wizard Step 5 59
- Wizard Step 6 59
- Advanced Configuration 60
- Configuring the Switch 73 63
- Software Download and Reboot 64
- Sample Configuration Process 67
- Device Setup Requirements 68
- Initial Connection 68
- Configuring the Switch 81 71
- Device Default Settings 72
- Enabling Remote Management 72
- Configuring the Switch 85 75
- Enabling Telnet Access 77
- 90 Configuring the Switch 80
- Configuring the Switch 91 81
- Startup Menu Functions 82
- Download Software 83
- Erase FLASH File 83
- Erase FLASH Sectors 84
- Assigning IP Default Gateway 86
- Ping via Out-of-Band 86
- Copy Image/Boot 86
- Additional Information 87
- 98 Configuring the Switch 88
- Opening the System Page 89
- Figure 6-2. Asset 90
- Defining System Information 91
- Initiating a Telnet Session 91
- Defining System Time Settings 92
- Selecting a Clock Source 94
- Defining Local Clock Settings 94
- [minutes 95
- ] [zone 95
- Figure 6-4. System Health 96
- CLI Command Description 96
- Version Information 98
- Resetting the Device 99
- Configuring SNTP Settings 100
- Defining SNTP Servers 106
- Figure 6-11. SNTP Servers 107
- Adding an SNTP Server 108
- Modifying an SNTP Server 109
- Deleting the SNTP Server 109
- Defining SNTP Interfaces 110
- Adding an IP Interface 116
- Deleting IP Addresses 117
- Defining 120
- Servers Using CLI Commands 120
- Managing Logs 125
- Enabling Logs 126
- RAM Log Table 128
- Log File Table 129
- Remote Log Server 131
- Sending Logs to a Server 132
- Defining IP Addressing 133
- Defining IP Interfaces 134
- Adding DHCP Clients 137
- Modifying a DHCP IP Interface 138
- Deleting a DHCP IP Interface 138
- Adding a DNS Server 139
- Removing DNS Servers 140
- Defining Default Domains 141
- Mapping the Domain Host 143
- Enabling ARP Proxy 146
- Defining ARP Settings 147
- Adding an ARP Table Entry 148
- Modifying an ARP Table Entry 149
- Deleting an ARP Table Entry 149
- Enabling DHCP Relay 151
- Adding a DHCP Relay Entry 151
- Configuring UDP Relay 153
- Adding a UDP Relay Entry 154
- Running Cable Diagnostics 156
- Performing a Cable Test 157
- Managing Device Security 160
- Figure 6-41. Access Profiles 161
- Adding an Access Profile 162
- Activating an Access Profile 163
- Removing a Rule 163
- list-name 167
- Managing Passwords 172
- Reactivating a Suspended User 175
- Defining Line Passwords 176
- Defining Enable Password 178
- Configuring TACACS+ Settings 179
- Figure 6-50. TACACS+ Settings 180
- Parameters 181
- Adding a 181
- Deleting a 182
- Server from the 182
- Servers List 182
- Configuring RADIUS Settings 184
- Adding a RADIUS Server 185
- Defining RADIUS Parameters 185
- Defining SNMP Parameters 187
- Enabling SNMP Notifications 189
- Defining SNMP Views 191
- Displaying the View Table 192
- Removing SNMP Views 192
- Defining SNMP Access Control 194
- Defining SNMP Groups 195
- Displaying the Access Table 196
- Deleting a Group 196
- Assigning SNMP User Security 197
- Defining Communities 201
- Defining a New Community 203
- Deleting Communities 204
- Adding SNMP Filters 205
- Displaying the Filter Table 206
- Removing a Filter 206
- Managing Files 213
- Downloading Files 214
- Activating Image Files 215
- Uploading Files 216
- Copying Files 218
- Defining Advanced Settings 220
- Enabling Jumbo Packets 221
- Configuring Network Security 223
- Figure 7-3. Multiple Hosts 229
- Authenticating Users 231
- Configuring Port Security 232
- Figure 7-7. Port Security 233
- Defining a Locked Port 234
- Defining IP based ACLs 235
- Adding an IP based ACL 237
- Modifying an IP based ACE 238
- Reordering ACEs in an ACL 238
- Removing ACLs 238
- Defining MAC based ACLs 240
- Adding a MAC-Based ACL 241
- Modifying a MAC based ACE 241
- Displaying ACL-Specific ACEs 242
- Removing ACEs From an ACL 242
- Configuring ACL Binding 243
- Configuring Ports 246
- Defining Port Parameters 248
- Displaying the Port Table 249
- Defining LAG Configuration 252
- Defining LAG Parameters 253
- Enabling Storm Control 255
- Figure 7-16. Port Mirroring 258
- Configuring Address Tables 259
- Defining Static Addresses 260
- Adding a Static MAC Address 261
- Viewing Dynamic Addresses 262
- Defining the Aging Time 263
- Current Address Table 264
- Configuring GARP 265
- Defining GARP Timers 266
- Defining STP Global Settings 267
- Defining STP Port Settings 271
- Enabling STP on a Port 273
- Modifying STP Port Properties 273
- Displaying the STP Port Table 273
- Defining STP LAG Settings 275
- Enabling RSTP 279
- Figure 7-24. MSTP Settings 280
- Configuring VLANs 286
- VLAN Membership Table 287
- Adding New VLANs 288
- VLAN Port Membership Table 289
- Deleting a VLAN 289
- Defining VLAN Port Settings 290
- Assigning Port Settings 291
- Defining VLAN LAG Settings 293
- Assigning VLAG Settings 294
- Displaying the VLAN LAG Table 294
- Defining VLAN Protocol Groups 295
- Adding Protocol Ports 296
- Adding a New Protocol Port 297
- Configuring GVRP 298
- Enabling GVRP On the Device 299
- Aggregating Ports 302
- Defining LACP Parameters 303
- Defining LAG Membership 305
- Adding a Port to a LAG 306
- Multicast Forwarding Support 307
- IGMP Snooping 316
- Configuring Routing 321
- Configuring IP Static Routes 324
- Removing an IP Static Route 325
- Configuring VRRP 326
- Configuring Routing 337 327
- Modifying VRRP Routers 328
- Deleting a VRRP Entry 328
- Adding an MD5 Key 331
- Modifying an MD5 Key 331
- Deleting an MD5 Key 331
- Configuring Routing 343 333
- Adding an MD5 Key Chain 334
- Modifying an MD5 Key Chain 334
- Removing an MD5 Key Chain: 334
- Configuring RIP 336
- Configuring Routing 349 339
- Adding a RIP Interface 340
- Deleting a RIP Interface 340
- Configuring OSPF Parameters 342
- Configuring Routing 353 343
- Configuring OSPF Areas 344
- Configuring Routing 355 345
- Figure 8-11. OSPF Areas Page 345
- Defining a New OSPF Area 346
- Deleting an OSPF Area 346
- Configuring Routing 357 347
- Adding a Virtual Link 348
- Modifying Virtual Links 349
- Deleting an OSPF Virtual Link 349
- Configuring Routing 361 351
- Figure 8-14 351
- Interface Parameters 351
- Adding an OSPF Interface 352
- Modifying OSPF Parameters 353
- Removing an OSPF Interface 353
- Viewing the Link State Table 355
- Figure 8-18. Neighbors Table 358
- Adding an IGMP Interface 362
- Modifying an IGMP Interface 362
- Deleting an IGMP Interface 362
- Configuring DVMRP Interfaces 367
- Adding a New DVMRP Interface 368
- Modifying a DVMRP Interface 369
- Deleting a DVMRP Interface 369
- DVMRP Prune Table 370
- DVMRP Route Table 371
- DVMRP Next Hop Table 372
- DVMRP Neighbor Table 374
- Configuring Routing 385 375
- Configuring Routing 387 377
- Viewing Statistics 379
- Viewing Counter Summary 380
- Viewing Interface Statistics 381
- Receive Statistics 382
- Transmit Statistics 382
- Viewing Etherlike Statistics 385
- Viewing GVRP Statistics 387
- Resetting GVRP Statistics 388
- Viewing Statistics 399 389
- Viewing EAP Statistics 390
- Viewing RMON Statistics 392
- Viewing Statistics 403 393
- Viewing Statistics 405 395
- Viewing Statistics 407 397
- Defining Device RMON Events 399
- Adding a RMON Event 400
- Modifying a RMON Event 401
- Deleting RMON Event Entries 401
- Viewing the RMON Events Log 402
- Defining RMON Device Alarms 403
- Adding an Alarm Table Entry 404
- Displaying the Alarm Table 405
- Deleting an Alarm Table Entry 405
- Viewing Charts 406
- Displaying Port Statistics 407
- 418 Viewing Statistics 408
- Viewing LAG Statistics 409
- Displaying LAG Statistics 410
- Quality of Service Overview 411
- Access Control Lists 412
- Mapping to Queues 413
- QoS Modes 414
- Basic QoS Mode 415
- Advanced QoS Mode 415
- Defining QoS Settings 416
- Selecting a Service Mode 417
- Defining Bandwidth Settings 420
- Defining CoS to Queue Mapping 427
- Mapping DSCP to Queues 430
- 8 to queue-id 433
- Configuring Basic QoS Mode 435
- Defining Basic QoS Settings 436
- Setting the Trust Mode 437
- Configuring DSCP Rewriting 438
- Configuring Advanced QoS Mode 439
- Configuring DSCP Mapping 440
- Defining QoS Class Maps 442
- Adding a Class Map 443
- Editing a Class Map 444
- Deleting a Class Map 444
- Adding an Aggregate Policer 446
- Deleting an Aggregate Policer 446
- Defining Policies 447
- Figure 10-16 448
- Policy Page 448
- Adding a Class 450
- Deleting Policies: 450
- Getting Help 455
- AutoTech Service 456
- Technical Support Service 456
- Problems With Your Order 457
- Product Information 457
- Before You Call 458
- Contacting Dell 458
- 470 Getting Help 460
- 472 Getting Help 462
- 474 Getting Help 464
- 476 Getting Help 466
- 478 Getting Help 468
- 480 Getting Help 470
- 482 Getting Help 472
- 484 Getting Help 474
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