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FS728TP Smart Switch Software User Manual
5-97 Configuring the Device Using Your Browser
v2.0, November 2006
Defining the Engine ID
The Engine ID Page allows network managers to define the SNMP Engine ID and allows network
managers to assign the default parameters to SNMP.
To define the Local Engine ID:
1. Click Switch > Advanced > SNMP > Engine ID. The Engine ID Page opens:
Figure 5-63
The Engine ID Page contains the following fields:
– Local Engine ID (0-64 Characters) – Displays the local device Engine ID. The field
value is expressed as a hexadecimal string in which the hexadecimal character pairs
represent each byte that can be delimited using periods or colons. The Engine ID must be
defined before SNMPv3 is enabled.
– Use Default – Uses the device-generated Engine ID. The default Engine ID is based on
the device MAC address and is defined per standard as:
– First 4 octets – first bit = 1, the rest is IANA Enterprise number.
– Fifth octet – Set to 3 to indicate the MAC address that follows.
– Last 6 octets – MAC address of the device.
2. Click . The Engine ID settings are defined and the device is updated.
- FS728TP Smart Switch 1
- Software User Manual 1
- FCC Information to User 4
- FCC Declaration Of Conformity 5
- Contents 7
- About This Manual 11
- How to Use This Manual 12
- How to Print this Manual 12
- Chapter 1 14
- Switch Management Overview 14
- Chapter 2 16
- Getting Started 16
- Getting Started 2-2 17
- Figure 2-1 17
- Browser 18
- Network without DHCP server 19
- 2-5 Getting Started 20
- Figure 2-4 20
- Getting Started 2-6 21
- Figure 2-5 21
- Chapter 3 22
- Smartwizard Discovery Program 22
- Figure 3-1 23
- Chapter 5 25
- Figure 3-3 26
- Figure 3-4 27
- Setting, see 28
- Figure 3-2 28
- Figure 3-6 29
- Chapter 4 31
- Firmware Upgrade Procedure 31
- Figure 4-8 32
- Figure 4-9 33
- Figure 5-11 36
- Button Description 37
- Opens the Online Help 37
- Resetting the System 39
- Defining Device Information 40
- Viewing the Device Zoom View 41
- Figure 5-15 42
- Configuring System Time 43
- Figure 5-16 44
- . The Secondary SNTP 45
- Configuring Device Security 46
- Figure 5-17 47
- Defining Port Authentication 49
- 3. Edit the fields 51
- Viewing EAP Statistics 52
- Enabling Storm Control 54
- Figure 5-21 55
- Figure 5-22 56
- ACL Overview 57
- Figure 5-23 58
- Figure 5-24 60
- Figure 5-25 61
- Figure 5-26 62
- Port Based Security 63
- Figure 5-27 64
- 5. Modify the fields 66
- Configuring Passwords 67
- Defining RADIUS Settings 69
- Figure 5-31 72
- 2. Define the fields 73
- Viewing System Logs 74
- Logs Configuration 75
- Viewing the Memory Logs 77
- Viewing the Flash Logs 78
- Viewing Server Logs 79
- Figure 5-36 80
- Figure 5-37 82
- Figure 5-38 85
- Configuring Interfaces 88
- Figure 5-40 90
- Defining LAG Members 92
- Figure 5-41 93
- Figure 5-42 95
- Viewing LAG Membership 98
- Figure 5-44 99
- Configuring LACP 100
- Configuring VLANs 101
- Defining VLAN Properties 102
- Figure 5-47 103
- 6. Edit the VLAN Name 104
- Defining VLAN Membership 105
- Defining VLAN PVID Settings 107
- Defining IP Interfaces 108
- Configuring Static Addresses 111
- Figure 5-53 112
- Defining Dynamic Addresses 113
- Figure 5-55 115
- (BPDUs), the 117
- Figure 5-56 118
- Defining General QoS Settings 121
- Defining QoS Queues 123
- Figure 5-59 124
- Figure 5-60 126
- Mapping CoS to Queues 127
- Mapping DSCP Values to Queues 128
- Configuring SNMP Security 129
- Defining the Engine ID 130
- Defining SNMP Users 131
- Figure 5-65 132
- Defining SNMP Groups 134
- 3. Define the fields 136
- 3. Modify the fields 137
- Configuring SNMP Views 138
- Defining SNMP Communities 140
- Figure 5-72 142
- Figure 5-73 143
- Figure 5-74 144
- Figure 5-75 147
- Figure 5-76 148
- Defining Global Trap Settings 149
- Defining Trap Filter Settings 150
- Figure 5-79 151
- Configuring IGMP Snooping 153
- Figure 5-81 155
- Defining Multicast Groups 156
- Figure 5-83 158
- Figure 5-84 159
- – Forbidden – Forbidden 160
- Managing System Files 161
- Configuring File Uploads 162
- Configuring File Downloads 163
- Monitoring the Device 165
- Configuring Port Mirroring 166
- Figure 5-88 167
- 3. Modify the Type field 168
- Performing Copper Cable Tests 169
- Managing RMON Statistics 171
- Configuring RMON History 173
- Defining RMON History Control 173
- Figure 5-92 174
- Figure 5-93 175
- Figure 5-94 176
- Figure 5-95 177
- Defining RMON Events 179
- Figure 5-96 180
- Figure 5-97 181
- Figure 5-98 182
- Defining RMON Alarms 183
- Figure 5-100 185
- Figure 5-101 186
- Figure 5-102 187
- Appendix A 189
- Default Settings 189
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