Version 6 SuperStack 3 Switch 4400 Management Quick Reference Guide

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Summary of Software Features

This table summarizes the software features that are supported by the Switch 4400 Family

Management Software Version 6

* To make this operation available on the SuperStack 3 Switch 4400 SE, upgrade the product using the Switch 4400 SE Enhanced

Software Upgrade (3C17207). † This feature is only available on the Switch 4400 PWR (3C17205).

Feature Switch 4400

Automatic IP Configuration Supported using DHCP, BootP and Auto IP

Resilient Links Supported

Aggregated Links Supported stack-wide

Broadcast Storm Control Supported

Virtual LANs (VLANs) Support for up to 64 VLANs using the IEEE Std 802.1Q-1998

Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) Supported using the IEEE Std 802.3-2002 (incorporating 802.3ad)

Multicast Filtering ■ 252 Multicast filter groups supported

■ IGMPv1, v2, v3 filtering supported

Spanning Tree Protocol Supported using the IEEE Std 802.1D, 1998 Edition

Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol Supported using the IEEE Std 802.1w-2001

Roving Analysis Port Supported

Webcache Support Supported

Basic Traffic Prioritization Supported

Advanced Traffic Prioritization* Supported

RMON Four groups supported: Statistics, History, Alarms, Event

Email, SMS and Pager Notification of Events Supported

Management Web interface, command line interface, and SNMP supported

RADIUS Authentication of Switch Management Login

RADIUS Fallback to local RADIUS database

Port Security ■ Disconnect Unauthorized Device (DUD)

■ Network Login (using the IEEE Std 802.1X-2001)

■ Radius Authenticated Device Access (RADA)

■ Private Ports

Configuration Save and Restore Supported

Power over Ethernet † Supported (802.3af power over signal pairs)

Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) Supported

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, SNMPv3 supported

Syslog Supported

SUPERSTACK

3 SWITCH 4400 FAMILY

ANAGEMENT QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Summary of content (14 pages)

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SUPERSTACK® 3 SWITCH 4400 FAMILY MANAGEMENT QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Summary of Software Features This table summarizes the software features that are supported by the Switch 4400 Family Management Software Version 6. Feature Switch 4400 Automatic IP Configuration Supported using DHCP, BootP and Auto IP Resilient Links Supported Aggregated Links Supported stack-wide Broadcast Storm Control Supported Virtual LANs (VLANs) Support for up to 64 VLANs using the IEEE Std 802.
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Web Interface Map – Device View Console Folder Setup Control Folder Initialize Reboot Software Upgrade Management Folder Setup Alert Monitor System Folder Getting Started Console Control Management Telnet Unit Backup Configuration Cache Config Telnet Folder Connect Alert Folder Create Modify Test Delete Summary Monitor Folder Modify Summary Unit Folder Name Notepad Backup Configuration Folder Save Restore Cache Config Folder Add Cache Modify Cache Remove Cache Change TCP Port Summary Address Databas
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Web Interface Device Mimic Name Notepad History-1 Hour Unit Setup History-48 Hours Statistics Port Setup Summary Port Security Setup Setup For example purposes only, this graphic shows a Switch 4400 PWR. A Quick Guide to the Web Interface Operations This table describes the operations that are available in the Web Interface. Operation What does the Operation do? System Getting Started Guides you through the initial configuration of the stack.
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Operation (Continued) What does the Operation do? System Telnet Connect Starts a Telnet session to the stack in a separate window. System Unit Name Assigns a name to the unit. System Unit Notepad Opens a notepad for the unit. System Backup Configuration Save Saves the current configuration of the stack to a file. System Backup Configuration Restore Restores the configuration of the stack from a file. System Cache Config Add Cache Adds the IP address of a Webcache to the network.
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Operation (Continued) What does the Operation do? Physical Interface Power Detail† Displays power usage for a port. Physical Interface Power Profile† Displays power requirements for 3Com Power over Ethernet products. Protocol IP Setup Configures the IP information for the unit. Security Device Trusted IP Host Display/Edit Displays and configures current Trusted IP Host settings. Security Device Authentication Logins Displays authentication attempts.
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Command Line Interface Map ■ To display sub-menus: At the Select menu option prompt, enter the name of the menu or menus. ■ To display parent menus: At the Select menu option prompt, enter quit. ■ To display the Top-level menu: Press the [Esc] key. ■ To obtain help: At the Select menu option prompt, enter ?.
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Protocol Menu ip Interface Menu modify summary IP Menu basicConfig initializeConfig interface ping route Route Menu default noDefault summary Access Menu modify summary Authentication Menu logins statistics summary systemMode Server Authentication Menu hostKey keyGen SSH Menu serverAuth userAuth Device Menu Top-level Menu bridge feature gettingStarted logout physicalInterface protocol security system trafficManagement access authentication ssh trustedIpHost user Security Menu User Authentication Me
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Backup Config Menu restore save Top-level Menu bridge feature gettingStarted logout physicalInterface protocol security system trafficManagement System Menu backupConfig control inventory license** management summary time unit Control Menu initialize reboot softwareUpgrade License Menu** add** state** summary** Management Menu alert contact location log monitor name password remoteAccess snmp Time Menu localization sntp summary Unit Menu select Alert Menu addAddress create delete modify removeAddress
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A Quick Guide to the Command Line Interface Commands This table describes the commands that are available in the Command Line Interface. Command What does the Command do? bridge addressDatabase add Adds a statically configured address. bridge addressDatabase agingTime Sets the bridge address aging time. bridge addressDatabase find Finds an address. bridge addressDatabase remove Removes an address. bridge addressDatabase summary Displays summary information on addresses.
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Command (Continued) What does the Command do? bridge spanningTree stpPriority Sets the bridge Spanning Tree priority parameter. bridge spanningTree stpState Enables or disables Spanning Tree on a bridge. bridge spanningTree stpVersion Selects the version of Spanning Tree to run on the bridge. bridge summary Displays bridge information for the unit. bridge vlan create Creates a VLAN. bridge vlan delete Deletes a VLAN. bridge vlan detail Displays detailed information on a VLAN.
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Command (Continued) What does the Command do? protocol ip basicConfig Performs basic IP management configuration. protocol ip initializeConfig Resets IP information to factory defaults. protocol ip interface modify Modifies IP interface information. protocol ip interface summary Displays summary information on the IP interface. protocol ip ping Polls remote devices. protocol ip route default Defines the default route in the routing table.
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Command (Continued) What does the Command do? security network access secureAddresses remove Removes a secure MAC address from a port. security network access secureAddresses summary Displays the secure MAC addresses on specified ports.. security network access summary Displays summary information on port security settings. security network access systemMode Enables or disables network security. security network access systemSummary Displays summary information on the system security settings.
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Command (Continued) What does the Command do? system management log summary Displays summary information. system management monitor modify Modifies a monitored item. system management monitor summary Displays summary information for monitored items. system management name Sets the system name. system management password Sets the system password. system management remoteAccess Changes remote access permissions. system management snmp community Sets the SNMP community string.
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Command (Continued) What does the Command do? trafficManagement qos profile detail* Displays detailed information about a QoS profile. trafficManagement qos profile listPorts* Lists all ports with their associated QoS profiles. trafficManagement qos profile modify* Modifies a QoS profile. trafficManagement qos profile removeClassifier* Removes a classifier from a QoS profile. trafficManagement qos profile removeShaper* Removes a traffic shaper from a QoS Profile.