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Procurve 6400cl User's Guide (718 pages)


Brand: Procurve | Category: Network switches | Size: 10.21 MB |

 

Table of contents

ProCurve Switches

1

ProCurve

3

Series 5300xl Switches

3

Series 4200vl Switches

3

Series 3400cl Switches

3

3 GVRP

7

6 Spanning-Tree Operation

9

Switch Meshing

10

Effectively

11

Switches

13

Series 6400cl Switches

15

11 IP Routing Features

17

6400cl, and 4200vl Switches

22

Product Documentation

25

Feature Index

26

Getting Started

31

Conventions

33

Command Prompts

34

Screen Simulations

34

Port Identity Examples

34

Sources for More Information

35

Networking Web Site

37

Online Help

38

Need Only a Quick Start?

39

Network

39

Static Virtual LANs (VLANs)

41

Port-Based VLANs

45

Protocol-Based VLANs

45

Designated VLANs

45

Static VLAN Operation

47

VLAN Environments

48

VLAN Operation

49

Routing Options for VLANs

50

Overlapping (Tagged) VLANs

50

VLAN Operating Rules

54

Multiple VLAN Considerations

58

Correct It

60

Switch 8000M

61

5308L Switch

61

(Routing Enabled)

61

Configuring VLANs

62

Adding or Editing VLAN Names

65

VLAN Parameters

68

[ voice]

76

[Vlan Configuration]

79

[Add/Remove VLANs]

79

802.1Q VLAN Tagging

80

■ In switch X:

81

■ In switch Y:

81

VID Numbers

82

Special VLAN Types

85

The Secure Management VLAN

86

Preparation

88

Deleting the Management VLAN

90

Voice VLANs

91

Features

93

VLAN MAC Address

94

Port Trunks

94

Port Monitoring

94

VLAN Restrictions

95

General Operation

100

“Unknown VLANs”

103

GVRP Enabled

104

(Required for Unknown

104

VLAN operation.)

104

Unknown VLAN Settings

104

Default:

104

Advertising and Joining

105

GVRP and VLAN Access Control

107

Planning for GVRP Operation

108

Configuring GVRP On a Switch

109

GVRP Operating Notes

114

Contents

117

Overview

118

IGMP Terms

120

Basic Operation

121

Enhancements

121

6400cl Switches

122

How IGMP Operates

127

Automatic Fast-Leave IGMP

129

Forced Fast-Leave IGMP

132

Using the Switch as Querier

134

Filtering

135

Introduction

139

Feature Overview

140

PIM-DM Operation

140

Multicast Flow Management

143

Terminology

145

PIM-DM Operating Rules

146

5300xl Switches

147

5300XL #3

156

5308XL #1

156

5300XL #2

156

Command Page

158

Displaying PIM Route Data

159

Displaying PIM Status

163

5-13 on page 5-31

168

Operating Notes

170

Troubleshooting

172

Applicable RFCs

176

Multicast Routing MIB

177

Spanning-Tree Operation

179

6400cl switches)

185

STP (802.1D)

186

3400cl and 6400cl Switches

186

Spanning Tree (RSTP)

189

Configuring RSTP

191

CLI: Configuring RSTP

192

Menu: Configuring RSTP

198

Menu: Configuring 802.1D STP

200

*) at the

201

CLI: Configuring 802.1D STP

203

STP Fast Mode

207

Mode = Uplink) only on the

209

MSTP Structure

224

Common Spanning Tree (CST)

225

How MSTP Operates

227

Region “X”

228

Operating Rules

231

Steps for Configuring MSTP

235

Parameters

237

Displaying MSTP Statistics

252

Switch Meshing Fundamentals

264

Backward

268

Compatibility Note

268

Configuring Switch Meshing

271

Viewing Switch Mesh Status

274

Flooded Traffic

278

Switch Mesh Domain

279

Port Mode in RSTP

281

Static VLANs

283

Mesh Design Optimization

284

Bandwidth More Effectively

289

Apply new DSCP markers

292

Not e On Using

298

Mult ipl e

298

Cr iter i a

298

3400cl/6400cl Switches

305

No Override

312

QoS UDP/TCP Priority

313

UDP Port Number

314

QoS IP-Device Priority

319

No-override

320

The DSCPs for this

323

802.1p priority level

323

DSCP Policies

324

Configured in this step

324

Default ToS Configuration

326

Current ToS Configuration

326

Basis of Incoming DSCP

327

ToS Option:

336

Switches Only)

338

QoS VLAN-ID (VID) Priority

340

No- override

341

Priorities

345

Configured

345

QoS Source-Port Priority

346

No-override. See figure

349

No-override)

349

Configured in

351

QoS Messages in the CLI

360

Caution Regarding

375

Routing

375

ACL Operation

376

The Packet-Filtering Process

377

Planning an ACL Application

380

Security

381

Matches

384

Access Control Entry (ACE)

385

IP Address Mask

386

ACL Configuration Structure

390

Standard ACL Structure

391

Note: The optional log

392

ACL Configuration Factors

393

General ACE Rules

396

ASCII-STR >)

399

• ip — any IP packet

403

• tcp — only tcp packets

403

• udp — only udp packets

403

Configuring a Named ACL

408

Displaying ACL Data

412

Inspect the ACLs as follows:

415

Offline

417

Deleting Any ACE from an ACL

418

Creating an ACL Offline

420

Enable ACL “Deny” Logging

423

General ACL Operating Notes

427

Features Common to All ACLs

439

Note on Implicit

443

Switch Resource Usage

445

Limiting Feature Usage

446

Standard ACLs:

447

Extended ACLs:

448

■ In the CLI:

450

Performance

456

Apply It to an Interface

472

Numbered ACLs 10-52

475

[Shift] [?] key combination

483

Display an ACL Summary

491

General Editing Rules

498

ACL Logging Operation

504

10.38.110.54

506

10.38.100.127

506

Console

506

IP Routing Features

511

Overview of IP Routing

513

IP Interfaces

514

IP Tables and Caches

514

ARP Cache Table

515

IP Route Table

515

IP Forwarding Cache

516

IP Route Exchange Protocols

517

Configuring ARP Parameters

521

Enabling Proxy ARP

523

Changing the TTL Threshold

524

Configuring ICMP

525

Configuring Static IP Routes

527

Static IP Route Parameters

528

Configuring a “Null” Route

530

Configuring RIP

531

RIP Parameters and Defaults

532

Configuring RIP Parameters

533

Displaying RIP Information

538

Configuring OSPF

544

Designated Router Election

545

Configuration Rules

549

OSPF Parameters

549

Enabling OSPF

550

Assigning OSPF Areas

550

Assigning VLANs to an Area

553

Modifying Interface Defaults

553

OSPF Interface Parameters

553

Assigning Virtual Links

555

Administrative Distance

560

Displaying OSPF Information

563

VLAN or IP Address

569

Information

574

ProCurve# show ip ospf

578

Configuring IRDP

583

Enabling IRDP Globally

584

Displaying IRDP Information

585

Configuring DHCP Relay

586

Option 82 Server Support

588

Option 82 Field Content

590

Forwarding Policies

593

Multinetted VLANs

597

DHCP Packet Forwarding

601

Configuring a Helper Address

602

4200vl and 3400cl Switches

604

Configuration

608

There are three ranges:

609

Static NAT Operating Rules

611

Configuring Static NAT

611

The “Public” region within

612

Static NAT Operating Notes

613

Router Redundancy Using XRRP

615

Introduction to XRRP

617

Overview of XRRP Operation

619

XRRP Fail-Over Operation

621

Multiple VLAN Operation

622

XRRP Failback Log Messages

630

XRRP Operating Notes

631

4108GL Switch

632

Switch (Routing Enabled)

632

Configuring XRRP

634

Enabling and Disabling XRRP

637

Configuration Examples

639

See the figure on page 12-9

640

Displaying XRRP Data

641

Message Meaning

646

4200vl switches

654

General Stacking Operation

655

Operating Rules for Stacking

657

Specific Rules

658

Configuring Stack Management

659

and Configure Stacking

663

[E] (for Edit). Then

664

[E] (for Edit)

666

[Tab] to select the

666

[B] (for Back) to return to

670

[Return]

674

Monitoring Stack Status

675

Stacking

679

Big_Waters

683

Yes. When

685

SN of 2, you

687

MAC Address for

688

Stack Commander

688

Auto Join disabled

689

Auto Join parameter

690

The switch number

692

(SN) for the “North

692

Sea” switch is “3”

692

Transmission Interval

694

Status Messages

695

Numerics

697

2 – Index

698

Index – 3

699

4 – Index

700

Index – 5

701

6 – Index

702

Index – 7

703

8 – Index

704

Index – 9

705

10 – Index

706

Index – 11

707

12 – Index

708

Index – 13

709

14 – Index

710

Index – 15

711

16 – Index

712

Index – 17

713

18 – Index

714

Index – 19

715

20 – Index

716

5990-6051

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