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V5812G

Brand: Dasan Networks | Category: Network Hardware
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  22. Introduction
  23. Document Convention
  24. Virus Protection
  25. System Overview
  26. System Features
  27. Command Line Interface (CLI)
  28. Privileged EXEC View Mode
  29. Global Configuration Mode
  30. DHCP Pool Configuration Mode
  31. DHCP Option 82 Configuration Mode
  32. Rule Configuration Mode
  33. Router Configuration Mode
  34. GPON Configuration Mode
  35. Configuration Mode Overview
  36. Useful Tips
  37. Calling Command History
  38. Using Abbreviation
  39. Using Command of Privileged EXEC Enable Mode
  40. System Connection and IP Address
  41. Password for Privileged EXEC Enable Mode
  42. Changing Login Password
  43. Security Level
  44. Limiting Number of Users
  45. System Rebooting
  46. Auto Reset Configuration
  47. Network Connection
  48. System Authentication
  49. Primary Authentication Method
  50. Timeout of Authentication Request
  52. Accounting Mode
  53. Configuring Interface
  54. Assigning IP Address to Network Interface
  55. Interface Description
  56. Displaying Interface
  57. Secure Shell (SSH)
  58. Assigning Specific Authentication Key
  59. Authentication Key
  60. x Authentication
  62. Authentication Mode
  63. Authentication Port
  64. Interval of Request to RADIUS Server
  65. Interval of Re-Authentication
  66. Initializing Authentication Status
  67. Sample Configuration
  68. Port Basic
  69. Auto-Negotiation
  70. Duplex Mode
  71. Traffic Statistics
  72. Protocol Statistics
  73. Port Mirroring
  74. Environment Configuration
  75. Time Zone
  76. Network Time Protocol (NTP)
  77. Terminal Configuration
  78. Fan Operation
  79. FTP Server
  80. System Threshold
  82. System Temperature
  83. Enabling DDM
  84. Configuration Management
  85. Auto-Saving
  86. Restoring Default Configuration
  87. Core Dump File
  88. System Management
  89. Tab. 6.2 Options for Ping for Multiple IP Addresses
  90. IP ICMP Source Routing
  91. Tracing Packet Route
  92. Displaying User Connecting to System
  93. MAC Table
  94. System Memory Information
  95. Displaying System Software
  96. Switch Status
  97. Network Service Module (NSM) Daemon Debugging
  98. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  99. Information of SNMP Agent
  100. SNMP Com2sec
  101. SNMP View Record
  102. SNMP Version 3 User
  103. SNMP Trap Host
  104. Disabling SNMP Trap
  105. SNMP Alarm
  106. Default Alarm Severity
  107. ADVA Alarm Severity
  108. STP Guard Alarm Severity
  109. Disabling SNMP
  110. Enabling OAM
  111. OAM Link Monitoring
  112. EFM OAM Mode
  113. OAM Unidirection
  114. Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
  115. LLDP Message
  116. Displaying LLDP Configuration
  117. Remote Monitoring (RMON)
  118. Source Port of Statistical Data
  119. Deleting Configuration of RMON History
  120. Subject of RMON Alarm
  121. Lower Bound of Threshold
  122. Interval of Sample Inquiry
  123. Event Community
  124. Activating RMON Event
  125. Syslog
  126. Facility Code
  127. Syslog Bind Address
  128. Displaying Syslog Message
  129. Rule and QoS
  130. How to Operate QoS
  131. Packet Classification
  132. Flow Mode
  133. Configuring Flow
  134. Applying and modifying Flow
  135. Packet Conditioning
  136. Packet Counter
  137. Rule Action
  138. Metering
  139. Fig. 7.4 Token Bucket Meter
  140. Fig. 7.7 Bahavior of srTCM (3)
  141. Fig. 7.10 Behavior of trTCM (3)
  142. Policy Priority
  143. Setting CoS and ToS values
  144. Applying and Modifying Policy
  145. Admin Rule
  146. Configuring Admin Flow
  147. Applying and modifying Admin Flow
  148. Admin Rule Action
  149. Admin Policy Priority
  150. Applying and Modifying Admin Policy
  151. Scheduling
  152. Fig. 7.12 Deficit Round Robin
  153. Scheduling mode
  154. Maximum and Minimum Bandwidth
  155. The Traffic of Queue
  156. NetBIOS Filtering
  157. Martian Filtering
  158. Max Host
  159. Port Security
  160. Port Security Aging
  161. Displaying Port Security
  162. MAC Filtering
  163. Listing MAC Filter Policy
  164. Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
  165. ARP Log Interval
  166. ARP Inspection
  167. ARP Access List
  168. Enabling ARP Inspection Filtering
  169. ARP Inspection on Trust Port
  170. Displaying ARP Inspection
  171. Gratuitous ARP
  172. ICMP Message Control
  173. Interval for Transmit ICMP Message
  174. TCP Flag Control
  175. SYN Configuration
  176. Packet Dump with Option
  177. Debug Packet Dump
  178. Access List
  179. Standard Access List
  180. Extended Access List
  181. Named Access List
  182. Access List Range
  183. Displaying Access List Entries
  184. System Main Functions
  185. Port-based VLAN
  186. Creating VLAN
  187. Protocol-based VLAN
  188. Subnet-based VLAN
  189. VLAN Description
  190. VLAN Precedence
  191. Double Tagging Operation
  192. Double Tagging Configuration
  193. Layer 2 Isolation
  194. Shared VLAN
  195. Fig. 8.7 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (2)
  196. VLAN Translation
  197. Link Aggregation (LAG)
  198. Disabling Port Trunk
  199. Configuring LACP
  200. Operation Mode
  201. Priority of Switch
  202. BPDU Transmission Rate
  203. Displaying LACP Configuration
  204. Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP)
  205. STP Operation
  206. Fig. 8.12 Designated Switch
  207. RSTP Operation
  208. Fig. 8.16 Example of Receiving Low BPDU
  209. Fig. 8.20 Network Convergence of 802.1w (3)
  210. MSTP Operation
  211. Fig. 8.23 CST and IST of MSTP (1)
  212. Configuring STP/RSTP/MSTP/PVSTP/PVRSTP Mode (Required)
  213. Path-cost
  214. Port-priority
  215. MSTP Protocol
  216. Edge Ports
  217. Configuring PVSTP/PVRSTP
  218. Activating PVSTP/PVRSTP
  219. Root Switch
  220. Restarting Protocol Migration
  221. BPDU Configuration
  222. Forward Delay
  223. BPDU Filter
  224. Displaying BPDU Configuration
  225. Fig. 8.27 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in RSTP Environment
  226. Ethernet Ring Protection (ERP)
  227. Fig. 8.29 ERP Operation in case of Link Failure
  228. Loss of Test Packet (LOTP)
  229. Configuring ERP Domian
  230. Protected Activation
  231. Wait-to-Restore Time
  232. ERP Ring Priority
  233. ERP Trap
  234. Displaying ERP Configuration
  235. Loop Detection
  236. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
  237. DHCP Server
  238. DHCP Pool Creation
  239. Default Gateway
  240. DNS Server
  241. Domain Name
  242. Recognition of DHCP Client
  243. Prohibition of 1:N IP Address Assignment
  244. Ignoring BOOTP Request
  245. Setting DHCP Pool Size
  246. DHCP Address Allocation with Option 82
  247. Associating DHCP Class
  248. DHCP Lease Database
  249. Deleting DHCP Lease Database
  250. DHCP Helper Address
  251. DHCP Server ID Option
  252. DHCP Option
  253. Configuring DHCP Option Format
  254. DHCP Option 82
  255. Enabling DHCP Option 82
  256. Option 82 Reforwarding Policy
  257. Option 82 Trust Policy
  258. Enabling DHCP Snooping
  259. DHCP Filter on Trust Port
  260. DHCP Lease Limit
  261. Source MAC Address Verification
  262. ARP Inspection Start Time
  263. DHCP Snooping Option
  264. Displaying DHCP Snooping Configuration
  265. Enabling IP Source Guard
  266. Static IP Source Binding
  267. DHCP Class ID
  268. Displaying DHCP Client Configuration
  269. DHCP Server Packet Filtering
  270. Debugging DHCP
  271. Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
  272. Configuring VRRP
  273. VRRP Track Function
  274. Authentication Password
  275. VRRP Monitoring and Management
  276. VRRP Debug
  277. Single IP Management
  278. Designating Master and Slave Switch
  279. Accessing to Slave Switch from Master Switch
  280. Rate Limit
  281. Flood Guard
  282. CPU Flood Guard
  283. PPS Control
  284. Storm Control
  285. Bandwidth
  286. IP Multicast
  287. Multicast Group Membership
  288. IGMP Version
  289. IGMP Debug
  290. IGMP Static Join
  291. IGMP Access Control
  292. IGMP Immediate Leave
  293. IGMP Version 3
  294. Displaying IGMP Information
  295. Multicast Functions
  296. Forwarding Entry Aging
  297. IGMP Snooping Basic
  298. Enabling IGMP Snooping
  299. IGMP Snooping Robustness Value
  300. IGMP Snooping Last Member Query Interval
  301. IGMP Snooping Immediate Leave
  302. IGMP Snooping Report Suppression
  303. Explicit Host Tracking
  304. Multicast Router Port Configuration
  305. TCN Multicast Flooding
  306. IGMPv3 Snooping
  307. Multicast VLAN Registration (MVR)
  308. Source/Receiver Port
  309. IGMP Filtering and Throttling
  310. IGMP Throttling
  311. IGMP Proxy
  312. Configuring Upstream Interface Mode
  313. Disabling Verification of Source IP of IGMP Packets
  314. Querying with Real Querirer's Source IP Address
  315. Multicast-Source Trust Port
  316. Multicast Routing
  317. ECMP Load Splitting
  318. Displaying MRIB Entry
  319. Displaying MRIB Statistics
  320. MRIB Debug
  321. PIM Mode
  322. Neighbor Filtering
  323. PIM Join/Prune Message Group Filtering
  324. PIM Join/Prune Interval
  325. PIM Static Join
  326. PIM-SM
  327. Fig. 9.7 Shortest Path Tree
  328. Rendezvous Point
  329. Bootstrap Router
  330. Source Registration
  331. SPT Switchover
  332. Cisco's Router Interoperability
  333. PIM Debug
  334. Source Specific Multicast (SSM)
  335. Static SSM Mapping
  336. IP Routing Protocol
  337. Basic Configuration
  338. Disabling BGP Routing
  339. Automatic Summarization of Path
  340. Local Preference
  341. Choosing Best Path
  342. Graceful Restart
  343. Administrative Distance for BGP
  344. IP Address Family
  345. Peer Group
  346. Route Map
  347. Neighbor Password
  348. Updates for Inbound Soft Reconfiguration
  349. BGP Session Reset
  350. Session Reset of Peers within Particular AS
  351. Session Reset of Specific Route
  352. Session Reset of Peer Group
  353. Displaying and Managing BGP
  354. Logging Neighbor Changes
  355. BGP Debug
  356. Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
  357. ABR Type Configuration
  359. Interface Cost
  360. Routing Protocol Interval
  361. OSPF Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
  362. OSPF Priority
  363. Non-Broadcast Network
  364. OSPF Area
  365. Blocking the Transmission of Routing Information Between Area
  366. Not So Stubby Area (NSSA)
  367. Area Range
  368. Stub Area
  369. Default Metric
  370. Opaque-LSA Support
  371. Default Route
  372. Finding Period
  373. OSPF Distance
  374. Passive Interface
  375. Summary Routing Information
  376. Sending SNMP Trap
  377. Limiting Number of Database
  378. OSPF Debug
  379. Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
  380. RIP Neighbor Router
  381. RIP Version
  382. Creating available Static Route only for RIP
  383. Metrics for Redistributed Routes
  384. Originating Default Information
  385. Disabling the transmission to Interface
  386. Maximum Number of RIP Routes
  388. Restarting RIP
  389. Displaying RIP Protocol Information
  390. GPON Configuration
  391. Fig. 11.2 CLI Structure of GPON Configuration Mode
  392. Opening OLT Mode
  393. OLT Description
  394. OLT Bandwidth
  395. OLT Optical Transceiver Parameter
  396. Maximal Distance between OLT and ONU (ONT)
  397. MAC Aging Time
  398. Maximum Number of ONU
  399. Displaying OLT Information
  400. MAC Address
  401. OLT Rx Power
  402. ONU Registration
  403. Manual ONU (ONT) Registration Mode
  404. Changing ONU Registration Mode
  405. Activating Administration for UNI
  406. Loopback
  407. Source MAC address Monitoring
  408. POTS Interface Configuration
  409. ONU Firmware Upgrade
  410. Manual Upgrade (2)
  411. Auto Upgrade
  412. Displaying ONU Information
  413. ONU Profile
  414. Configuring ONU Profile
  415. Card Type Configuration
  416. Applying Traffic & PM Profile
  417. VLAN Configurations
  418. IGMP Group List
  419. Applying ONU Profile
  420. DBA Profile
  421. Saving DBA Profile
  422. Traffic Profile
  423. Creating a Mapper
  424. MAC Bridge Service Profile
  425. ANI Port Configuration
  426. IP-host Service Link
  427. T-CONT Mode
  428. GEM Port Configuration
  429. IP Address
  430. VLAN Tagging Filtering
  431. VoIP Service Configuration (POTS UNI)
  432. OMCI Managed VoIP
  433. POTS UNI Configuration
  434. UDP/TOS Configuration
  435. TDM Service Configuration (CES UNI)
  436. Encoding
  437. DS1 Mode
  438. Displaying TDM Pseudowire Information
  439. Saving Traffic Profile
  440. Displaying Traffic Profile Information
  441. VoIP Profile
  442. VoIP Media Configuration
  443. RTP Configuration
  444. Signalling Code
  445. DTMF Digit Configuration
  446. SIP Agent Configuration
  447. VoIP Application Service
  448. VoIP Feature Access Codes
  449. SIP User Data
  450. Network Dial Plan
  451. Saving VoIP Profile
  453. TDM Pseudowire Profile
  454. Basic Service Type
  455. Payload Encapsulation Delay
  456. Clock Reference
  457. RTP Synchronization Source
  459. Pseudowire Maintenance Profile
  460. Jitter Buffer Desired Depth
  461. Alarm-related Policy
  462. L-bit/R-bit Receive/Transmit Policy
  463. Saving Pseudowire Maintenance Profile
  464. Performance Monitoring (PM) Profile
  465. Saving PM Profile
  467. IGMP Configurations
  468. Saving Multicast Profile
  469. Displaying Multicast Information
  470. ONU Service Profile
  471. GPON Debug
  473. System Software Upgrade
  474. Boot Mode Upgrade
  475. FTP Upgrade
  476. ONU Upgrade
  478. Abbreviations
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