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S7506E-V
Table of contents
- about this manual
- Table Of Contents
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- chapter 1 obtaining the documentation
- software release notes
- chapter 2 documentation and product version
- switch models
- software features
- IP Routing Overview
- chapter 4 networking applications
- providing high-speed links for data centers
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- logging into an ethernet switch
- user interface number
- chapter 2 logging in through the console port
- setting up the connection to the console port
- console port login configuration
- console port login configurations for different authentication modes
- console port login configuration with authentication mode being none
- configuration example
- console port login configuration with authentication mode being password
- console port login configuration with authentication mode being scheme
- chapter 3 logging in through telnet
- common configuration
- telnet configurations for different authentication modes
- telnet configuration with authentication mode being none
- telnet configuration with authentication mode being password
- telnet configuration with authentication mode being scheme
- telnet connection establishment
- telnetting to another switch from the current switch
- configuration on the administrator side
- configuration on the switch side
- modem connection establishment
- modem attribute configuration
- chapter 5 logging in through nms
- connection establishment using nms
- chapter 6 specifying source for telnet packets
- displaying the source ip address/interface specified for telnet packets
- controlling telnet users
- controlling telnet users by source and destination ip addresses
- controlling telnet users by source mac addresses
- controlling network management users by source ip addresses
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- introduction to vlan
- vlan fundamental
- vlan classification
- configuring basic vlan interface attributes
- configuring port-based vlan
- configuring an access-port-based vlan
- configuring a trunk-port-based vlan
- configuring a hybrid-port-based vlan
- configuring protocol-based vlan
- configuring a protocol-based vlan
- configuring ip-subnet-based vlan
- displaying and maintaining vlan
- chapter 2 isolate-user-vlan configuration
- configuring isolate-user-vlan
- displaying and maintaining isolate-user-vlan
- introduction to voice vlan
- working modes of voice vlan
- configuring voice vlan
- configuring a voice vlan under manual mode
- displaying and maintaining voice vlan
- a configuration example of voice vlan under manual mode
- introduction to gvrp
- protocols and standards
- configuring gvrp
- configuring garp timers
- displaying and maintaining gvrp
- gvrp configuration example ii
- gvrp configuration example iii
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- ip addressing overview
- special case ip addresses
- configuring ip addresses
- assigning an ip address to an interface
- ip addressing configuration example
- displaying and maintaining ip addressing
- ip performance overview
- enabling forwarding of directed broadcasts to a directly connected network
- configuring tcp attributes
- displaying and maintaining ip performance
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- chapter 1 qinq configuration
- implementations of qinq
- configuring basic qinq
- qinq configuration example
- introduction to bpdu tunneling
- configuring bpdu isolation
- configuring destination multicast mac address for bpdu tunnel frames
- bpdu tunneling configuration example
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- ethernet port configuration
- enabling flow control on an ethernet port
- enabling loopback test on an ethernet port
- configuring a port group
- setting the interval for collecting ethernet port statistics
- enabling the forwarding of jumbo frames
- enabling loopback detection on an ethernet port
- configuring the cable type for an ethernet port
- maintaining and displaying an ethernet port
- introduction to port isolation
- displaying isolation groups
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- link aggregation
- approaches to link aggregation
- static lacp link aggregation
- load sharing in a link aggregation group
- service loop group
- aggregation port group
- chapter 2 link aggregation configuration
- configuring a static lacp link aggregation group
- configuring an aggregation group name
- displaying and maintaining link aggregation
- link aggregation configuration example
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- introduction to mac address table
- configuring mac address table management
- configuring mac address entries
- disabling mac address learning on an ethernet port or port group
- displaying and maintaining mac address table management
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- ip source guard overview
- configuring dynamic binding function
- displaying ip source guard
- dynamic binding configuration example
- troubleshooting
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- mstp overview
- introduction to mstp
- configuration task list
- configuring the root bridge
- specifying the root bridge or a secondary root bridge
- configuring the work mode of mstp device
- configuring the maximum hops of an mst region
- configuring the network diameter of a switched network
- configuring timers of mstp
- configuring the timeout factor
- configuring ports as edge ports
- enabling the output of port state transition information
- configuring leaf nodes
- configuring path costs of ports
- configuring port priority
- performing mcheck
- configuration prerequisites
- configuring digest snooping
- configuring no agreement check
- configuring protection functions
- enabling bpdu guard
- enabling loop guard
- enabling tc-bpdu attack guard
- displaying and maintaining mstp
- mstp configuration example
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- ip routing and routing table
- routing protocol overview
- IPv6 Routing
- load balancing and route backup
- displaying and maintaining a routing table
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- application environment of static routing
- displaying and maintaining static routes
- rip overview
- Multicast
- supported rip features
- configuring rip basic functions
- configuring rip route control
- configuring ripv2 route summarization
- disabling host route reception
- configuring inbound/outbound route filtering
- configuring rip network optimization
- configuring split horizon and poison reverse
- configuring the maximum number of load balanced routes
- enabling source ip address check on incoming rip updates
- specifying a rip neighbor
- displaying and maintaining rip
- troubleshooting rip
- introduction to ospf
- basic concepts
- ospf area partition and route summarization
- classification of ospf networks
- dr and bdr
- ospf packet formats
- supported ospf features
- ospf configuration task list
- configuring ospf basic functions
- configuring ospf area parameters
- configuring ospf network types
- configuring the ospf network type for an interface
- configuring ospf route control
- configuring ospf inbound route filtering
- configuring abr type-3 lsa filtering
- configuring the maximum number of ospf routes
- configuring a priority for ospf
- configuring ospf network optimization
- configuring ospf packet timers
- specifying an lsa transmission delay
- specifying the lsa minimum repeat arrival interval
- disabling interfaces from sending ospf packets
- configuring ospf authentication
- adding the interface mtu into dd packets
- configuring the maximum number of external lsas in lsdb
- configuring ospf network management
- displaying and maintaining ospf
- ospf configuration examples
- configuring an ospf stub area
- configuring an ospf nssa area
- configuring ospf dr election
- configuring ospf virtual links
- troubleshooting ospf configuration
- is-is area
- is-is network type
- is-is pdu format
- is-is features supported
- is-is configuration task list
- configuring is-is basic functions
- configuring is-is routing information control
- configuring the maximum number of equal cost routes
- configuring inbound route filtering
- configuring route redistribution
- tuning and optimizing is-is network
- configuring is-is timers
- disabling an interface from sending/receiving is-is hello packets
- configuring spf parameters
- configuring dynamic host name mapping
- configuring is-is authentication
- configuring lsdb overload tag
- enabling an interface to send small hello packets
- is-is configuration example
- dis selection configuration
- bgp overview
- formats of bgp messages
- bgp path attributes
- bgp route selection
- ibgp and igp synchronization
- settlements for problems caused by large scale bgp networks
- bgp configuration task list
- configuring bgp basic functions
- controlling route distribution and reception
- configuring bgp route redistribution
- advertising a default route to a peer or peer group
- configuring bgp route reception filtering policies
- enabling bgp and igp route synchronization
- configuring bgp route attributes
- tuning and optimizing bgp networks
- configuring a large scale bgp network
- configuring bgp community
- configuring a bgp route reflector
- configuring a bgp confederation
- displaying and maintaining bgp
- resetting bgp connections
- bgp configuration examples
- bgp and igp synchronization configuration
- bgp load balancing and med attribute configuration
- bgp community configuration
- bgp route reflector configuration
- bgp confederation configuration
- bgp path selection configuration
- troubleshooting bgp
- introduction to routing policy
- routing policy application
- defining filtering lists
- defining an as path list
- configuring a routing policy
- displaying and maintaining the routing policy
- troubleshooting routing policy configuration
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- introduction to ipv6 static routing
- displaying and maintaining ipv6 static routes
- introduction to ripng
- ripng packet format
- ripng packet processing procedure
- configuring ripng basic functions
- configuring ripng route summarization
- configuring a ripng route filtering policy
- tuning and optimizing the ripng network
- configuring zero field check on ripng packets
- displaying and maintaining ripng
- ospfv3 lsa types
- timers of ospfv
- ipv6 ospfv3 configuration task list
- configuring ospfv3 area parameters
- configuring an ospfv3 stub area
- configuring ospfv3 routing information management
- configuring ospfv3 inbound route filtering
- configuring a priority for ospfv
- tuning and optimizing an ospfv3 network
- configuring the dr priority for an interface
- ignoring mtu check for dd packets
- displaying and maintaining ospfv
- ospfv3 configuration examples
- configuring ospfv3 dr election
- troubleshooting ospfv3 configuration
- chapter 4 ipv6 is-is configuration
- configuring ipv6 is-is basic functions
- configuring ipv6 is-is routing information control
- displaying and maintaining ipv6 is-is
- ipv6 is-is configuration example
- ipv6 bgp overview
- configuring ipv6 bgp basic functions
- advertising a local ipv6 route
- specifying the source interface for establishing tcp connections
- configuring a description for a peer/peer group
- logging peer state changes
- configuring ipv6 bgp route redistribution
- configuring route distribution policy
- configuring route reception policy
- configuring route dampening
- configuring the med attribute
- configuring the as_path attribute
- tuning and optimizing ipv6 bgp networks
- configuring ipv6 bgp soft reset
- configuring a large scale ipv6 bgp network
- configuring ipv6 bgp community
- configuring an ipv6 bgp route reflector
- displaying and maintaining ipv6 bgp configuration
- resetting ipv6 bgp connections
- ipv6 bgp configuration examples
- ipv6 bgp route reflector configuration
- troubleshooting ipv6 bgp configuration
- routing policy
- defining an ipv6 prefix list
- defining an extended community list
- applying routing policy when redistributing ipv6 routes
- ipv6 routing information filtering failure
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- ipv6 overview
- ipv6 features
- introduction to ipv6 address
- introduction to ipv6 neighbor discovery protocol
- ipv6 pmtu discovery
- introduction to ipv6 dns
- ipv6 basics configuration task list
- configuring an ipv6 unicast address
- configuring ipv6 ndp
- configuring the maximum number of neighbors dynamically learned
- configuring parameters related to an ra message
- configuring the number of attempts to send an ns message for dad
- configuring pmtu discovery
- configuring ipv6 tcp properties
- configuring ipv6 dns
- configuring dynamic ipv6 domain name resolution
- displaying and maintaining ipv6 basics configuration
- ipv6 configuration example
- operation manual – ipv6 configuration
- troubleshooting ipv6 basics configuration
- dual stack overview
- introduction to tunneling
- tunneling configuration task list
- link aggregation group
- configuring 6to4 tunnel
- configuring isatap tunnel
- displaying and maintaining tunneling configuration
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- introduction to multicast
- roles in multicast
- advantages and applications of multicast
- multicast models
- multicast addresses
- multicast protocols
- multicast packet forwarding mechanism
- igmp snooping overview
- basic concepts in igmp snooping
- work mechanism of igmp snooping
- Portal
- processing of multicast protocol messages
- igmp snooping configuration task list
- configuring basic functions of igmp snooping
- configuring igmp snooping port functions
- configuring aging timers for dynamic ports
- configuring static ports
- configuring simulated joining
- configuring fast leave processing
- configuring igmp snooping querier
- configuring igmp queries and responses
- configuring source ip address of igmp queries
- configuring an igmp snooping policy
- configuring multicast source port filtering
- configuring the function of dropping unknown multicast data
- configuring igmp report suppression
- configuring maximum multicast groups that can be joined on a port
- configuring multicast group replacement
- displaying and maintaining igmp snooping
- static router port configuration
- igmp snooping querier configuration
- troubleshooting igmp snooping configuration
- configured multicast group policy fails to take effect
- introduction to multicast vlan
- displaying and maintaining multicast vlan
- multicast vlan configuration example
- igmp overview
- enhancements provided by igmpv
- enhancements in igmpv
- igmp configuration task list
- configuring basic functions of igmp
- configuring igmp versions
- adjusting igmp performance
- configuring igmp message options
- configuring igmp query and response parameters
- displaying and maintaining igmp
- igmp configuration example
- troubleshooting igmp
- inconsistent memberships on routers on the same subnet
- pim overview
- introduction to pim-dm
- introduction to pim-sm
- how pim-sm works
- introduction to bsr admin-scope regions in pim-sm
- ssm model implementation in pim
- configuring pim-dm
- enabling state refresh
- configuring pim-dm graft retry period
- configuring pim-sm
- configuring a bsr
- configuring an rp
- configuring pim-sm register messages
- disabling rpt-to-spt switchover
- configuring pim-ssm
- configuring the ssm group range
- configuring pim common information
- configuring a pim filter
- configuring pim hello options
- configuring pim common timers
- displaying and maintaining pim
- pim configuration examples
- pim-sm configuration example
- pim-ssm configuration example
- troubleshooting pim configuration
- multicast data abnormally terminated on an intermediate router
- rps unable to join spt in pim-sm
- msdp overview
- how msdp works
- msdp configuration task list
- enabling msdp
- configuring an msdp peer connection
- configuring an msdp mesh group
- configuring sa messages related parameters
- configuring sa request messages
- configuring an sa message filtering rule
- configuring sa message cache
- msdp configuration examples
- inter-as multicast configuration leveraging static rpf peers
- anycast rp configuration
- troubleshooting msdp
- inter-rp communication faults in anycast rp application
- multicast routing and forwarding overview
- rpf mechanism
- multicast static routes
- multicast traceroute
- configuring multicast routing and forwarding
- enabling ip multicast routing
- configuring a multicast route match rule
- configuring a multicast forwarding range
- displaying and maintaining multicast routing and forwarding
- configuration examples
- creating an rpf route
- troubleshooting multicast routing and forwarding
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- chapter 1 802.1x configuration
- operation of 802.1x
- eap encapsulation over lans
- eap encapsulation over radius
- authentication process of 802.1x
- x timers
- features working together with 802.1x
- configuring 802.1x
- configuring 802.1x for a port
- configuring a guest vlan
- x configuration example
- guest vlan configuration example
- chapter 2 ead fast deployment configuration
- DHCP
- displaying and maintaining ead fast deployment
- troubleshooting ead fast deployment
- mac authentication overview
- related concepts
- configuring mac authentication
- displaying and maintaining mac authentication
- radius-based mac authentication configuration example
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- introduction to radius
- introduction to hwtacacs
- aaa/radius/hwtacacs configuration task list
- configuring aaa
- creating an isp domain
- configuring an aaa authentication scheme for an isp domain
- configuring an aaa authorization scheme for an isp domain
- configuring an aaa accounting scheme for an isp domain
- configuring local user attributes
- tearing down user connections forcibly
- configuring radius
- specifying the radius authentication/authorization servers
- setting the shared key for radius packets
- setting the supported radius server type
- configuring attributes related to the data sent to the radius server
- setting timers regarding radius servers
- specifying security policy servers
- configuring hwtacacs
- specifying the hwtacacs authentication servers
- specifying the hwtacacs accounting servers
- setting the shared key for hwtacacs packets
- setting timers regarding hwtacacs servers
- displaying and maintaining aaa/radius/hwtacacs
- displaying and maintaining radius
- aaa/radius/hwtacacs configuration examples
- aaa for telnet users by separate servers
- troubleshooting aaa/radius/hwtacacs
- troubleshooting hwtacacs
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- portal overview
- portal system components
- portal authentication modes
- portal authentication process
- basic portal configuration
- configuring a portal-free rule
- logging out users
- displaying and maintaining portal
- portal configuration examples
- radius server
- example for configuring re-dhcp portal authentication
- example for configuring layer 3 portal authentication
- example for configuring direct ead-supported portal authentication
- troubleshooting portal
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- chapter 1 arp configuration
- arp message format
- arp mapping table
- configuring arp
- setting aging time for dynamic arp entries
- enabling the support for arp requests from a natural network
- configuring gratuitous arp
- configuring arp defense against ip packet attack
- displaying and maintaining arp
- chapter 2 proxy arp configuration
- displaying and maintaining proxy arp
- local proxy arp configuration example in case of port isolation
- local proxy arp configuration example in isolate-user-vlan
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- introduction to dhcp
- dhcp address allocation
- ip address lease extension
- dhcp options
- introduction to dhcp server
- dhcp address pool
- dhcp server configuration task list
- enabling the dhcp server on an interface
- configuring an address pool for the dhcp server
- configuring an address allocation mode
- configuring a domain name suffix for the client
- configuring wins servers and netbios node type for the client
- configuring the bims server information for the client
- configuring option 184 parameters for the client with voice service
- configuring the tftp server and bootfile name for the client
- configuring self-defined dhcp options
- configuring the dhcp server security functions
- configuring ip address conflict detection
- displaying and maintaining the dhcp server
- troubleshooting dhcp server configuration
- introduction to dhcp relay agent
- dhcp relay agent support for option
- configuring the dhcp relay agent
- enabling the dhcp relay agent on an interface
- configuring the dhcp relay agent to send a dhcp-release request
- configuring the dhcp relay agent security functions
- configuring the dhcp relay agent to support option
- displaying and maintaining dhcp relay agent configuration
- dhcp relay agent configuration example
- troubleshooting dhcp relay agent configuration
- introduction to dhcp client
- displaying and maintaining the dhcp client
- dhcp snooping overview
- application environment of trusted ports
- dhcp snooping support for option
- configuring dhcp snooping basic functions
- configuring dhcp snooping to support option
- displaying and maintaining dhcp snooping
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- introduction to acl
- introduction to ipv4 acl
- ipv4 acl naming
- ipv4 acl step
- introduction to ipv6 acl
- ipv6 acl naming
- ipv6 acl step
- chapter 2 ipv4 acl configuration
- configuring a basic ipv4 acl
- configuring an advanced ipv4 acl
- configuring an ethernet frame header acl
- copying an ipv4 acl
- displaying and maintaining ipv4 acls
- network diagram
- configuring a basic ipv6 acl
- configuring an advanced ipv6 acl
- copying an ipv6 acl
- displaying and maintaining ipv6 acls
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- traditional packet forwarding service
- occurrence and influence of congestion and the countermeasures
- major traffic management techniques
- traffic classification overview
- tp and lr overview
- complicated evaluation
- lr configuration
- displaying and maintaining lr
- configuring a qos policy
- defining a class
- defining a traffic behavior
- defining a policy
- applying a policy
- displaying and maintaining qos policies
- congestion management policy
- configuring an sp queue
- configuring a wrr queue
- configuring sp+wrr queues
- displaying and maintaining congestion management
- priority mapping overview
- configuring a priority mapping table
- configuring the port priority
- configuring port priority trust mode
- displaying and maintaining priority mapping
- configuring traffic mirroring
- displaying and maintaining traffic mirroring
- vlan mapping overview
- applying one-to-one vlan mapping
- configuring one-to-one vlan mapping
- one-to-one vlan mapping configuration example
- pass through
- Port Mirroring
- introduction to port mirroring
- implementing port mirroring
- configuring local port mirroring
- configuring remote port mirroring
- configuring a remote destination port mirroring group
- displaying and maintaining port mirroring
- remote port mirroring configuration example
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- SNMP-RMON
- snmp overview
- snmp protocol version
- snmp configuration
- configuring snmp logging
- trap configuration
- displaying and maintaining snmp
- snmp logging configuration example
- rmon overview
- rmon groups
- configuring rmon
- displaying and maintaining rmon
- rmon configuration example
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- ntp overview
- how ntp works
- ntp message format
- operation modes of ntp
- multiple instances of ntp
- configuring the operation modes of ntp
- configuring the ntp symmetric mode
- configuring the local clock as a reference source
- configuring optional parameters of ntp
- configuring access-control rights
- configuring ntp authentication
- displaying and maintaining ntp
- ntp configuration examples
- configuring ntp broadcast mode
- configuring ntp multicast mode
- configuring ntp server/client mode with authentication
- configuring ntp broadcast mode with authentication
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- dns overview
- dynamic domain name resolution
- dns proxy
- configuring the dns client
- configuring dynamic domain name resolution
- displaying and maintaining dns
- dynamic domain name resolution configuration example
- dns proxy configuration example
- troubleshooting dns configuration
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- File System
- file system management
- directory operations
- storage device operations
- file system prompt mode setting
- file system operations example
- configuration file management
- saving the current configuration
- synchronizing configuration files saved on the amb to smb
- erasing the startup configuration file
- backing up/restoring the configuration file for next startup
- displaying and maintaining device configuration
- ftp overview
- configuring the ftp client
- ftp client configuration example
- configuring the ftp server
- configuring authentication and authorization for accessing ftp server
- ftp server configuration example
- displaying and maintaining ftp
- tftp overview
- configuring the tftp client
- displaying and maintaining the tftp client
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- Information Center
- information center overview
- system information format
- System Maintaining
- setting to output system information to the console
- setting to output system information to a monitor terminal
- setting to output system information to a log host
- setting to output system information to the log buffer
- setting to output system information to the snmp nms
- setting to save system information to a log file
- configuring synchronous information output
- displaying and maintaining information center
- outputting log information to a linux log host
- outputting log information to the console
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- basic configurations
- configuring the device name
- configuring a banner
- configuring cli hotkeys
- configuring user levels and command levels
- displaying and maintaining basic configurations
- cli features
- online help with command lines
- synchronous information output
- cli display
- saving history commands
- system maintaining and debugging overview
- introduction to system debugging
- system maintaining and debugging
- system debugging
- system maintaining example
- chapter 3 device management
- configuring device management
- specifying a boot rom file for the next device boot
- configuring a detection interval
- configuring the traffic forwarding mode of srpus
- configuring the working mode of ea lpus
- identifying and diagnosing pluggable transceivers
- displaying and maintaining device management configuration
- device management configuration example
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- introduction to vrrp
- vrrp standby group overview
- vrrp timers
- format of vrrp packets
- vrrp interface tracking
- enabling users to ping virtual ip addresses
- creating standby group and configuring virtual ip address
- configuring vrrp packet attributes
- displaying and maintaining vrrp for ipv
- vrrp for ipv6 configuration task list
- configuring the association between virtual ipv6 address and mac address
- creating standby group and configuring virtual ipv6 address
- ipv4-based vrrp configuration examples
- vrrp interface tracking configuration example
- ipv6-based vrrp configuration examples
- troubleshooting vrrp
- introduction to ha
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- ssh overview
- asymmetric key algorithm
- configuring the device as an ssh server
- enabling ssh server
- configuring rsa keys
- configuring a client public key
- configuring an ssh user
- setting the ssh management parameters
- configuring the device as an ssh client
- specifying a source ip address/interface for ssh client
- establishing a connection between ssh client and server
- displaying and maintaining ssh
- ssh server configuration examples
- ssh client configuration examples
- operation manual – ssh
- sftp overview
- configuring an sftp client
- establishing a connection to the sftp server
- working with sftp files
- displaying help information
- sftp configuration example
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- poe overview
- protocol specification
- configuring the poe interface
- configuring a poe interface through the command line
- configuring poe interfaces through a poe configuration file
- configuring poe power management
- configuring pd power management
- configuring the poe monitoring function
- configuring a power alarm threshold for the pse
- upgrading pse processing software online
- displaying and maintaining poe
- poe configuration example
- troubleshooting poe
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- RRPP
- rrpp overview
- rrpp packets
- typical rrpp networking
- how rrpp works
- rrpp configuration task list
- configuring master node
- master node configuration example
- configuring transit node
- configuring edge node
- edge node configuration example
- configuring assistant edge node
- assistant edge node configuration example
- displaying and maintaining rrpp
- configuring single ring topology
- configuring single-domain intersecting ring topology
- operation manual – rrpp
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- Product overview
- physical architecture
- fan tray
- Preparing for installation
- esd prevention
- humidity requirements
- emi requirements
- cooling requirements
- Space requirement
- Installation flow
- Inspecting the switch
- Installing cage nuts for mounting brackets
- Installing accessories to the chassis
- Installing an air filter
- Mounting the switch to the rack
- Connecting the PGND cable
- Grounding the switch through the PE wire of an AC power supply
- Grounding the switch through the RTN wire of a DC power supply
- Attaching an ESD-preventive wrist strap
- Installing a card
- Installing a power module
- Connecting the power cable
- Setting up a PoE system (optional)
- Installing a PoE DIMM
- Connecting an external PoE power supply
- Installing a CF card to the SRPU (optional)
- Installing a transceiver module (optional)
- Connecting an SFP+ cable
- Prerequisites
- Planning IRF virtual device setup
- Installing IRF member switches
- Accessing the IRF virtual device to verify the configuration
- Concepts
- Console cable
- Setting up the configuration environment
- Setting up the HyperTerminal connection and setting the terminal parameters
- Checks before powering on the switch
- Initially configuring the switch
- Configuration example
- Displaying the network configuration
- Connecting the switch to the network
- Displaying information about the switch
- Displaying switch running information
- Displaying electronic card label information
- Displaying card CPU usage statistics
- Displaying card memory usage statistics
- Displaying the operating status of fans
- Configuring the temperature thresholds for a card
- Enabling active/standby mode for the network ports on SRPUs
- Displaying transceiver module and alarming information
- Configuring a software exception handling method
- Displaying the exception handling method
- Displaying the basic IRF settings of IRF member switches
- Displaying IRF topology information
- Rebooting a card or the switch
- Troubleshooting methods
- Troubleshooting the system
- Troubleshooting the fans
- Troubleshooting the SRPUs
- Troubleshooting CF cards
- Troubleshooting the PoE system
- Replacing a power module
- Replacing a card
- Replacing a fan tray
- Replacing the fan tray of other models
- Replacing an air filter
- Replacing an air filter for the other models
- replacing a cf card
- replacing a transceiver module
- replacing the poe dimm
- Appendix A Hardware specifications
- total power consumption
- card power consumption
- fan tray power consumption
- Appendix B Pluggable module ordering guide
- power module
- power module ordering guide
- fan tray overview
- poe dimm
- transceiver modules
- ac power cable
- ac power cable ordering guide
- appendix c leds
- srpu leds
- lpu leds
- power module leds
- appendix d cables
- cable type
- pin assignments
- making an ethernet twisted pair cable
- optical fiber
- sfp+ cable
- appendix e cabling recommendations
- regulatory compliance information
- european directives compliance
- cispr 22 compliance
- electricity safety elektrische sicherheit
- fuse sicherung
S7506E-V
Table of contents
- Table Of Contents
- Installation quick start
- Technical specifications
- Safety recommendations
- Examining the installation site
- Installing cage nuts
- Installing mounting brackets and cable management brackets
- Installing the switch in the rack
- Grounding the switch
- Installing FRUs
- Installing a power module
- Connecting power cords
- Accessing the switch for the first time
- Powering on the switch
- Obtaining documentation
- Index
S7506E-V
Table of contents
- about this manual
- Table of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Product Overview
- Backplane
- Fan Tray
- Air Filter
- LSQ1MPUA0 SRPU
- LSQ1FP48SA0
- Ordering Information for the S7500E Series
- Purchasing SRPUs
- Purchasing Optical Modules
- Purchasing Fan Trays
- Table of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- chapter 2 installation preparations
- anti-static safety
- laser safety
- cleanness requirements
- grounding requirements
- installation tools
- Table of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- chapter 3 hardware installation
- mounting a switch to the designated position
- mounting a switch on a workbench
- connecting the power cable
- connecting the dc power cables
- connecting poe power cables
- connecting interface cables
- connecting the aux cable (optional)
- connecting the com cable
- connecting fibers
- workbench-mounted switch
- general cabling requirements
- precautions for cable binding
- checking the installation
- Table Of Contents
- setting terminal parameters
- power-on startup
- check after power-on (recommended)
- Table of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- required tools
- removing and installing cards
- removing a card
- installing a card
- for the s7506e-v
- for the other models
- installing cabling racks on the s7506e-v
- installing and removing air filters (optional)
- installing and removing an air filter onto/from the other models
- installing and removing a cf card
- Table of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- chapter 6 software maintenance
- boot menu
- downloading through the management/upgrade ethernet port using tftp
- downloading through the management/upgrade ethernet port using ftp
- downloading through the console port using xmodem
- setting the main and backup host software through the boot menu
- updating boot rom through a file on the flash
- upgrading through command lines
- upgrading using tftp
- handling upgrade failure
- Table Of Contents
- chapter 7 troubleshooting
- illegible characters on the terminal
- troubleshooting psr1400-d
- troubleshooting psr2800-acv
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