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Main Software Features ...................................................................................................................................26
Differences Between the Management Interfaces............................................................................................27
Elements of the Web Browser Windows ..........................................................................................................28
Working with the Web Browser Interface .........................................................................................................31
Menus and Options....................................................................................................................................31
Apply and Set Buttons................................................................................................................................31
Displaying the System Window........................................................................................................................42
Configuring the Switch Name, Location, and Contact......................................................................................44
Changing the Password to the Manager Account............................................................................................46
Changing the IP Address Configuration...........................................................................................................48
Specifying the Management VLAN...................................................................................................................50
Responding to Broadcast PING Queries..........................................................................................................51
Rebooting the Switch........................................................................................................................................52
Displaying the Event Log Window................................................................................................
Configuring the Event Log................................................................................................................................67
Displaying or Saving the Event Messages in the Event Log ............................................................................70
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Contents
Deleting Messages in the Event Log ............................................................................................................... 74
Configuring the Syslog Client........................................................................................................................... 77
Chapter 6: Management Tools and Alerts .................................................................................................. 81
Chapter 10: Port Parameters ..................................................................................................................... 113
Displaying the Port Parameters Window ....................................................................................................... 114
Enabling or Disabling the Power Saving Mode.............................................................................................. 117
Configuring Port Parameters ......................................................................................................................... 118
Setting the Speed and Duplex Mode................................... ... .... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... ... .................................... 122
Setting the Wiring Configuration....................... ....................................................................................... 123
Displaying Port Configurations....................................................................................................................... 124
Chapter 11: MAC Address Table ............................................................................................................... 129
Displaying the MAC Address Window ........................................................................................................... 130
Displaying the MAC Address Table ............................................................................................................... 132
Enabling the Port Mirror................................................................................................................................. 149
Disabling the Port Mirror ................................................................................................................................ 151
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Chapter 14: Static Port Trunks ...................................................................................................................153
Creating a Port Trunk............................. ... .... ... ... ... .......................................... ... ...........................................156
Modifying a Port Trunk ...................................................................................................................................159
Deleting a Port Trunk......................................................................................................................................161
Displaying the Trigger Window.......................................................................................................................167
Enabling or Disabling the Trigger Feature......................................................................................................169
Modifying a Port-based or Tagged VLAN.......................................................................................................201
Deleting a VLAN.............................................................................................................................................203
VLAN ID (Layer 2)................................................................................................................................... 236
IP ToS (Type of Service) (Layer 3).......................................................................................................... 236
IP DSCP (DiffServ Code Point) (Layer 3)................................................................................................ 237
IP Protocol (Layer 3)................................................................................................................................ 237
Source IP Address and Mask (Layer 3)................................................................................................... 238
Destination IP Address and Mask (Layer 3)............................................................................................ 238
TCP Source or Destination Ports (Layer 4)............................................................................................. 238
UDP Source or Destination Ports (Layer 4)............................................................................................. 238
Displaying the Classifier Window................................................................................................................... 242
Modifying a Classifier..................................................................................................................................... 249
Deleting a Classifier....................................................................................................................................... 250
Chapter 24: Quality of Service Policies Overview ................................................................................... 251
Video Applications................................................................................................................................... 266
Modifying a Traffic Class..........................................................................................................................284
Deleting a Traffic Class............................................................................................................................285
Multiple Spanning Tree Instance (MSTI)........................................................................................................319
VLAN and MSTI Associations..................................................................................................................319
Ports in Multiple MSTIs............................................................................................................................319
Multiple Spanning Tree Regions ....................................................................................................................321
Region Guidelines....................................................................................................................................323
Common and Internal Spanning Tree (CIST)....................................................................... ... ... ... ... ..............324
MSTP with STP and RSTP.............................................................................................................................325
Displaying the MSTP Window ........................................................................................................................334
Enabling or Disabling MSTP on the Ports ......................................................................................................338
Configuring the MSTP Bridge Parameters.....................................................................................................339
Configuring the CIST Priority..........................................................................................................................342
Modifying an MSTI..............................................................................................................
.....................346
Deleting an MSTI .....................................................................................................................................348
Configuring MSTP Port Parameters...............................................................................................................349
Displaying Multicast Groups .......................................................................................................................... 384
Displaying Multicast Groups .......................................................................................................................... 397
Configuring the Ports ..................................................................................................................................... 404
Adding Entries to the Binding Database ........................................................................................................ 407
Adding MAC Address Filtering Entries........................................................................................................... 409
Displaying Statistics for Switch Storm Detection............................................................................................ 425
Chapter 35: Ethernet Protection Switching Ring ..................................................................................... 427
Displaying the EPSR Window........................................................................................................................ 428
Adding an EPSR Domain............................................................................................................................... 430
Modifying an EPSR Domain .......................................................................................................................... 433
Deleting an EPSR Domain............................................................................................................................. 434
Displaying EPSR Status Information ............................................................................................................. 435
Configuring the RADIUS Client ......................................................................................................................466
Configuring RADIUS Server Definitions .........................................................................................................468
Chapter 40: Port Authentication Overview ...............................................................................................471
Authenticator Port Operating Modes ..............................................................................................................475
Single Host Mode.....................................................................................................................................475
Single Host Mode with Piggy Backing......................................................................................................475
Supplicant and VLAN Associations................................................................................................................479
Single Host Mode.....................................................................................................................................480
Figure 3: Main Menu............................................................................................................................................................ 30
Figure 4: Save Configuration Window................................................................................................................................. 32
Figure 7: System Settings - System Window....................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 9: System Settings - System Window....................................................................................................................... 42
Figure 11: Management - Port Reset Window..................................................................................................................... 53
Figure 12: System Settings - System Time Window............................................................................................................ 56
Figure 13: System Settings - Log Window........................................................................................................................... 65
Figure 16: System Settings - Others Window...................................................................................................................... 83
Figure 17: Device Monitoring - System Information Window............................................................................................... 88
Figure 18: System - Detail Window ..................................................................................................................................... 90
Figure 19: Display Port Status Window............................................................................................................................... 91
Figure 21: Port Counter Window......................................................................................................................................... 94
Figure 22: System Settings - LED Window.......................................................................................................................... 96
Figure 23: Port LED - Port Settings Window ..................................................................................................................... 100
Figure 24: System Settings - SNMP Window.................................................................................................................... 103
Figure 25: SNMP Community - Add Window.........................................................................................
Figure 26: Switch Settings - Port Window................................................................................................. ........................ 114
Figure 27: Port Settings Window..................................................................................................................... .................. 118
Figure 28: Display Port Status Window............................................................................................................. ... ... .......... 124
Figure 42: Port-based VLAN - Example 1......................................................................................................................... 183
Figure 43: Port-based VLAN - Example 2......................................................................................................................... 184
Figure 44: Example of a Tagged VLAN............................................................................................................................. 188
Figure 52: QoS - Port Settings Window.......................................................................................................................... ... 230
Figure 53: User Priority and VLAN Fields within an Ethernet Frame................................................................ ................. 235
Figure 54: ToS field in an IP Header................................................................................................................. ... .............. 237
Figure 73: RSTP Port Settings Window...................................................................................................... ....................... 311
Figure 74: Spanning Tree - Port Settings Window............................................................................................................. 312
Figure 75: Multiple Spanning Tree Region ................ .......................................................................................... .............. 322
Figure 76: CIST and VLAN Guideline - Example 1.................................................................................
Figure 77: CIST and VLAN Guideline - Example 2............................................................................................................ 329
Figure 78: Spanning Regions - Example 1........................................................................................................................ 330
Figure 83: Port Settings / Instance ID Window.................................................................................................................. 350
Figure 84: CIST- Port Settings Window........................................................................................... ... ............................... 352
Figure 85: MST Instance - Port Settings Window.............................................................................................................. 353
Figure 98: Port Settings Window for DHCP Snooping....................................................................................................... 404
Figure 100: Binding Data Base Client Information - Add Window ..................................................................................... 407
Figure 101: MAC Address Filtering Entry - Add Window................................................................................................... 409
Table 2. Differences in the Management Interfaces ..........................................................................................................27
Table 4. Main Menu ...........................................................................................................................................................30
Table 5. Save Configuration Window ................................................................................................................................32
Table 11. IP Address Configuration Parameters in the System Settings - System Window .............................................49
Table 12. System Settings - System Window ....................................................................................................................56
Table 13. System Time Section of the System Settings - System Time Window ..............................................................58
Table 20. Display Order Options .......................................................................................................................................71
Table 21. Columns in the Log - Display Window ...............................................................................................................72
Table 23. Facility Codes for the Syslog Client ...................................................................................................................78
Table 24. System Settings - Others Window .....................................................................................................................84
Table 25. Device Monitoring - System Information Window ..............................................................................................89
Table 26. Automatic Refresh Option in the Device Monitoring ..........................................................................................92
Table 27. System Settings - Log Window .......................................................................................................................... 97
Table 31. SNMP Community - Add Window ....................................................................................................................108
Table 32. Switch Settings - Port Window .........................................................................................................................115
Table 33. Port List Table in the Switch Settings - Port Window .......................................................................................115
Table 34. Port Settings Window ......................................................................................................................................119
Table 35. Display Port Status Window ...........................................................................................................................125
Table 50. Example 1 of Port-based VLANs .....................................................................................................................183
Table 51. Example 2 of Port-based VLANs .....................................................................................................................185
Table 52. Example of Tagged VLANs ..............................................................................................................................189
Table 53. Switch Settings - Virtual LAN Window .............................................................................................................194
Table 54. VLAN Group List Table ....................................................................................................................................195
Table 55. VLAN Settings - Add Window for Port-based or Tagged VLANs .....................................................................197
Table 56. Example of a Protected Ports VLAN - Part I ....................................................................................................207
Table 57. Example of a Protected Ports VLAN - Part II ...................................................................................................207
Table 59. Default Mappings of IEEE 802.1p Priority Levels to Priority Queues ..............................................................219
Table 60. Example of New Mappings of IEEE 802.1p Priority Levels to Priority Queues ................................................219
Table 61. Default Values for Weighted Round Robin ......................................................................................................222
Table 65. Switch Settings - Policy Based QoS Window ..................................................................................................273
Table 66. QoS Policy List Table .......................................................................................................................................273
Table 67. Traffic Class List Table ....................................................................................................................................273
Table 68. Flow Group List Table ......................................................................................................................................274
Table 69. Flow Group - Add Window ...............................................................................................................................276
Table 70. Traffic Class - Add Window ..............................................................................................................................280
Table 77. Spanning Tree - Port Settings Window ............................................................................................................312
Table 79. Status Parameters in the MSTP Window .........................................................................................................336
Table 82. Port Settings / Instance ID Window .................................................................................................................350
Table 83. MST Instance - Port Settings ...........................................................................................................................353
Table 92. IP Multicast Address List Table ........................................................................................................................377
Table 94. IP Multicast Address - Add Window .................................................................................................................381
Table 95. Host List ...........................................................................................................................................................384
Table 96. Multicast Router List ........................................................................................................................................385
Table 98. Multicast Group List Table ...............................................................................................................................390
Table 100. Multicast Group - Add Window ......................................................................................
Table 101. Multicast Router List ......................................................................................................................................397
Table 102. Host List .........................................................................................................................................................398
This guide explains how to use the web browser management interface in
the Allied Telesis GS900M Series of Gigabit Ethernet switches to
configure the features and view statistics. The preface contains the
following sections:
“Safety Symbols Used in this Document” on page 20
“Contacting Allied Telesis” on page 21
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Preface
Note
Caution
Warning
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may result in bodily injury.
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the presence of a Class 1 laser device.
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Preface
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Chapter 1
Introduction
This chapter contains introductory information about the web browser
management interface on the switch and basic instructions on how to use
the interface to configure the parameter settings of the features. The
chapter contains the following sections:
“Introduction” on page 24
“Main Software Features” on page 26
“Differences Between the Management Interfaces” on page 27
“Elements of the Web Browser Windows” on page 28
“Working with the Web Browser Interface” on page 31
“Starting or Ending a Web Browser Management Session” on page 34
“What to Configure During the First Management Session” on page 36
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Introduction
This manual describes the web browser management interface for the
GS900M Series of Gigabit Ethernet Switches. The instructions explain
how to use the web browser windows to configure the parameter settings
and features of the devices, as well as view status information and
statistics.
Switch ModelsThe manual applies to the following models of the GS900M Series of
Gigabit Ethernet Switches:
AT-GS908M
AT-GS916M
AT-GS924M
Management
Interfaces
The switches have three management interfaces: The interfaces are
described in Table 1.
Table 1. Management Interfaces
Management InterfaceDescription
Command lineThis management interface consists of a
series of commands. The interface is
available locally through the Console port
on the switch as well as remotely with a
Telnet client on a management
workstation. You may use the commands
to manage and configure all of the
features and parameters on the switch.
Web BrowserThis management interface consists of
web browser windows and is used
remotely with web browsers from
management workstations on your
network. You may use this interface to
manage nearly all of the features and
parameters of the switch. The few
exceptions are listed in “Differences
Between the Management Interfaces” on
page 27. This interface is not available
through the Console port.
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Table 1. Management Interfaces (Continued)
Management InterfaceDescription
SNMPv1 and v2cThis management interface consists of
management information base (MIB)
objects, which represent the parameters
and settings of the features on the switch.
This form of management requires a
Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) application. The interface is
available from remote management
workstations that have SNMP
applications. It is not available through the
Console port.
The switches support the following MIBs:
SNMP MIB-II (RFC 1213)
Ethernet MIB (RFC 3635)
Extended Interface MIB (RFC 2863)
Bridge MIB (RFC 1493)
Dot1q MIB (RFC 2674)
Allied Telesis managed switch MIBs
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Main Software Features
Here are the main software features of the switches:
Port mirroring
Static port trunks
Port-based and tagged VLANs
Protected ports VLANs
Class of Service
Quality of Service Policies
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (STP compatible)
Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (STP compatible)
Loop Detection Frame
IGMP v3 Snooping
MLD v2 Snooping
DHCP Snooping
Broadcast, multicast, and unknown unicast packet filters
Traffic rate thresholds with actions
Ethernet Protected Switched Ring (transit node only)
RADIUS client with accounting
Port authentication with 802.1x, MAC address, or web browser
MAC address-based port security
Trigger actions for automated tasks
Event log
Syslog server
SNTP client
Statistics
Telnet server
HTTP server
Management access filter
Command line management interface
Web browser management interface
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SNMPv1 and v2c
BPDU/EAP forwarding
Differences Between the Management Interfaces
There are several differences between the command line and web
browser interfaces. The differences are listed in Table 2.
Table 2. Differences in the Management Interfaces
FeatureDifference
DCHP clientThe switch has a DHCP client. You may
use it to assign the device an IP address
configuration from a DHCP server on your
network. You have to use the command
line interface to enable or disable the
client. You may use the web browser
interface to assign a static IP address to
the switch, but you cannot use it to control
the DHCP client.
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Ping utilityThe switch has a PING utility. You may
use it to test for active paths between the
switch and other devices. The utility is
only available from the command line
interface. It is not supported from the web
browser interface.
PURGE commandsThe command line interface has a series
of PURGE commands for returning the
parameter settings of many of the
individual features to their default settings.
The web browser interface does not have
a similar function.
Resetting Flash MemoryThe command line interface has the
CLEAR FLASH TOTAL command, which
you may use to delete all of the files in
flash memory. You may use the web
browser interface to delete individual files
in flash memory, but you cannot delete all
of the files at one time.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Elements of the Web Browser Windows
Figure 1 is an example of a web browser window of the management
interface. The interface displays this window first when you start a
management session.
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Figure 1. Example of a Web Browser Management Window
At the top of every window is a banner. The components of a banner are
identified in Figure 2 on page 29.
Figure 2. Window Banner
1
2
3
Table 3 defines the banner components.
Table 3. Window Banner
SectionDescription
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1Displays the model name of the switch you are currently
managing.
2Displays the window name. The first part of the name is
the name of the submenu from where the window is
accessed.
3Displays the version number of the management
software and the MAC address of the switch.
The web browser interface has a main menu in the upper left corner of the
browser windows. The elements of the main menu are shown in Figure 3
on page 30.
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2
1
3
Figure 3. Main Menu
Table 4 defines the main menu components.
Table 4. Main Menu
SectionDescription
1Displays the main menu.
2Saves your changes to the parameter settings of the
switch to the active configuration file in the file system.
For more information, refer to the “Save Button” on
page 32.
3Ends a web browser management session.
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