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ROS Switch Configuration Guide
Raisecom ROS 4 Series
200707
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CONTENTS
ROS SWITCH CONFIGURATION GUIDE...............................................................................................................
1
CONTENTS
.................................................................................................................................................................. 4
PREFACE
................................................................................................................................................................... 11
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
........................................................................................................................................... 11
COMPLIANCE
........................................................................................................................................................... 11
CHAPTER 1
OVERVIEW
................................................................................................................................... 13
1.1 L
AYER
-2
MANAGEMENT AND HARDWARE FUNCTIONS
........................................................................................ 13
1.2 S
TANDARD LAYER
-2
PROTOCOLS
...................................................................................................................... 13
1.3 M
ANAGEMENT
C
APABILITY
................................................................................................................................ 13
1.4 DHCP
................................................................................................................................................................ 13
1.5 R
ATE LIMITING
.................................................................................................................................................... 13
1.6 L
AYER
-3
FUNCTIONS
.......................................................................................................................................... 13
CHAPTER 2
HOW TO USE COMMAND-LINE...............................................................................................
14
2.1 E
NVIRONMENT
................................................................................................................................................... 14
2.2 C
OMMAND LINE MODE
........................................................................................................................................ 14
2.3 G
ETTING HELP
................................................................................................................................................... 16
2.4 U
SE
C
OMMANDS
H
ISTORY
................................................................................................................................ 16
2.5 U
SING
E
DITING
F
EATURES
................................................................................................................................ 17
CHAPTER 3
SYSTEM COMMAND CONFIGURATION................................................................................
18
3.1 B
ASIC SYSTEM COMMAND AND CONFIGURATION
............................................................................................... 18
3.2 C
ONFIGURATION FILES AND BOOT FILES MANAGEMENT
.................................................................................... 18
3.2.1 Configuration files....................................................................................................................................
18
3.2.2 Startup files...............................................................................................................................................
18
3.3 U
SER MANAGEMENT
.......................................................................................................................................... 18
CHAPTER 4
MIRROR FUNCTION CONFIGURATION.................................................................................
20
4.1 E
NABLE OR DISABLE MIRROR FUNCTION
........................................................................................................... 20
4.2 C
ONFIGURE THE MONITOR PORT
....................................................................................................................... 21
4.3 C
ONFIGURE THE SOURCE PORT
.........................................................................................................................
21
4.4 E
XAMPLE
............................................................................................................................................................ 23
CHAPTER 5
PORT RATE LIMITING CONFIGURATION
............................................................................. 24
5.1 C
ONFIGURE PORT RATE LIMING OF INGRESS TRAFFIC
....................................................................................... 24
5.2 E
XAMPLE
............................................................................................................................................................ 26
CHAPTER 6
MANAGING THE MAC ADDRESS TABLE
............................................................................. 27
6.1 C
ONFIGURE THE AGING TIME OF
MAC
ADDRESS
.............................................................................................. 27
6.2 C
ONFIGURE STATIC
MAC
ADDRESS
.................................................................................................................. 28
6.3 E
NABLE
/
DISABLE DYNAMIC
MAC
ADDRESS LEARNING FUNCTION
.................................................................... 29
6.4 C
LEAR
MAC
ADDRESS TABLE
............................................................................................................................ 30
6.5 S
HOW
MAC
ADDRESS TABLE
.
........................................................................................................................... 30
6.6 S
EARCH PARTICULAR
MAC
ADDRESS
.
.............................................................................................................. 31
CHAPTER 7
CONFIGURING THE SWITCH INTERFACES.........................................................................
33
7.1 C
ONFIGURE THE SPEED AND DUPLEX MODE OF THE PORT
................................................................................
33
7.2 C
ONFIGURE
802.3
X FLOW CONTROL FUNCTION OF THE PORT
......................................................................... 34
7.3 O
PEN UP OR SHUT DOWN THE PHYSICAL PORT
................................................................................................. 36
CHAPTER 8
STROM CONTROL......................................................................................................................
38
8.1 E
NABLE THE CONTROL FUNCTION
...................................................................................................................... 38
8.2 T
HRESHOLD OF STORM CONTROL
..................................................................................................................... 39
CHAPTER 9
SHARED VLAN
............................................................................................................................ 40
9.1 E
NABLE
SVL
...................................................................................................................................................... 40
9.2 C
ONFIGURE
SVL
OF PORT
................................................................................................................................. 40
9.3 C
ONFIGURE
SVL
DEFAULT
VLAN
..................................................................................................................... 41
9.4 SVL
TYPICAL APPLICATION
................................................................................................................................. 41
CHAPTER 10
PACKETS TRANSPARENT TRANSMISSION........................................................................
44
10.1 O
VERVIEW
....................................................................................................................................................... 44
10.2 C
ONFIGURE THE PORT TO TRANSPARENTLY TRANSMIT SOME CONTROL PACKETS
......................................... 44
10.3 F
ORWARD
DLF (D
ESTINATION
L
OOKUP
F
AILURE
)
PACKETS
.......................................................................... 45
CHAPTER 11
CHAPTER 12
MANAGEMENT PORT CONFIGURATION
............................................................................. 46
LINK AGGREGATION CONTROL PROTOCOL.....................................................................
47
12.1 A
BOUT LINK AGGREGATION CONTROL PROTOCOL
(LACP)
............................................................................. 47
12.2 E
NABLE OR DISABLE TRUNKING FUNCTION
..................................................................................................... 47
12.3 A
DD OR DELETE TRUNK GROUP
....................................................................................................................... 47
12.4 S
ET LOAD SHARING MODE
............................................................................................................................... 48
12.5 M
AINTENANCE
................................................................................................................................................. 48
CHAPTER 13
MSTP CONFIGURATION
........................................................................................................... 50
13.1 MSTP overview
......................................................................................................................................... 50
13.2 MSTP default configuration list
............................................................................................................... 50
13.3 MSTP configuration guide and limit
....................................................................................................... 51
13.4 MSTP configuration list and explaination
.............................................................................................. 51
13.4.1Enabling/Disabling MSTP in EXEC mode...........................................................................................
51
13.4.2 Enabling/Disabling MSTP in port mode
............................................................................................. 52
13.4.3 Configuration MSTP mode...................................................................................................................
52
13.4.4 Configuring the MST Region for a Switch..........................................................................................
53
13.4.5 Configuring the Max Hops in an MST Region...................................................................................
54
13.4.6 Configuring the Switching Network Diameter....................................................................................
54
13.4.7 Configuring the Max Transmission Speed on a Port........................................................................
55
13.4.8 Specifying the Switch as a Primary or a Secondary Root bridge...................................................
55
13.4.9 Configuring the Bridge Priority for a Switch.......................................................................................
56
13.4.10 Configuring the Bridge Priority for a Switch
.................................................................................... 57
13.4.11 Configuring the Path Cost of a Port
.................................................................................................. 58
13.4.12 configuring attribute of edge port
...................................................................................................... 58
13.4.13 Configuring link type
........................................................................................................................... 59
13.4.14 configuring mcheck
............................................................................................................................. 60
13.4.15 Clearing information of port
............................................................................................................... 61
13.5 Monitor and maintainece
......................................................................................................................... 61
13.5.1 Show Example
....................................................................................................................................... 61
13.5.2 Show basal MSTP information
............................................................................................................ 62
13.5.3 Show basal MSTP information
............................................................................................................ 63
13.5.4 Show detail MSTP information
............................................................................................................ 64
13.5.5 Show basal information of the portlist MSTP
.................................................................................... 67
13.5.6 Show detail information of the portlist MSTP
.................................................................................... 67
CHAPTER 14
RSTP CONFIGURATION
............................................................................................................ 68
14.1 A
BOUT
RSTP
.................................................................................................................................................. 68
14.2 RSTP
CONFIGURATION LIST
............................................................................................................................ 68
14.3 E
NABLE AND DISABLE
RSTP
GLOBALLY
.......................................................................................................... 68
14.4 S
WITCH SYSTEM PRIORITY SETTING
................................................................................................................ 69
14.5 RSTP H
ELLO
T
IME CONFIGURATION
............................................................................................................... 69
14.6 RSTP M
AXIMUM AGING TIME SETTING
............................................................................................................ 70
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