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GS700TS Smart Switch Software Administration Manual
Managing System Settings 3-10
v1.0, June 2009
connects stacking members from one to the next. This provides a single data path flow. The
stacking members linked in the middle of the chain are connected to the stacking member on either
side of them. The members at the end of the chain only have one connection.
Stacking Ring Topology
One of the benefits of the Ring topology is that it offers redundancy in case the connections
between two units fail, including the case where a unit in the stack fails. If a failure occurs in the
stacking topology, the stack reverts to the Chain stacking topology. In the Chain topology, devices
operate in a chain formation. The system automatically switches to a Stacking Failover topology
without any system downtime. An SNMP message is automatically generated, but no stack
management action is required. However, the stacking link or stacking member must be repaired
to return to the Ring topology.
After the stacking issues are resolved, the device can be reconnected to the stack without
interruption and the Ring topology is restored.
Stacking Ports
The mode type determines the Gigabit Ethernet ports that are configurable by the user.
• In Standalone mode all Gigabit Ethernet ports are available.
• In Stack mode two dedicated Gigabit Ethernet ports are used for stack connection.
The factory default of the device is stack mode. Use the System Information screen to change the
unit mode from Standalone to Stack mode.
The ports used for stacking can be either the combo ports or the copper ports. By default, the
copper ports are reserved for stacking. The Stack Management screen allows network managers to
configure the combo ports as the stacking ports.
Two full-duplex stacking link up/down ports are available via HDMI connectors and provide 10
Gps throughput stacking capacity.
Stacking Members and Unit No.
Stacking Unit Numbers are essential to the stacking configuration. Unit No. 1 and Unit No. 2 are
reserved for Master enabled units. Unit Numbers 3 to 6 can be defined for stack members. When
the Master unit boots or when inserting or removing a stack member, the Master unit initiates a
stacking discovering process.
If two members are discovered with the same Unit No., the stack continues to function. However,
only the unit with the older join time joins the stack. A message is sent to the user, notifying that a
unit failed to join the stack.
- GS700TS Smart Switch 1
- Software Administration 1
- EU Statement of Compliance 3
- Customer Support 3
- Internet/World Wide Web 3
- Contents 5
- About This Manual 10
- About This Manual xi 11
- How to Use This Manual 12
- How to Print this Manual 13
- Revision History 13
- Chapter 1 14
- Switch Management Interface 15
- Network with a DHCP Server 16
- Figure 1-1 17
- Figure 1-2 17
- Network without a DHCP Server 18
- Stackable Smart Switch 19
- Web Access 20
- Additional Utilities 21
- Password Change 22
- Firmware Upgrade 22
- Figure 1-6 23
- Chapter 2 24
- The Navigation Menu 25
- Device Management Buttons 26
- Informational Services 27
- Figure 2-3 28
- Figure 2-4 28
- Figure 2-5 29
- Figure 2-6 29
- Figure 2-10 31
- Figure 2-11 32
- Figure 2-12 32
- Figure 2-13 33
- Figure 2-14 33
- Figure 2-15 34
- Figure 2-16 34
- Figure 2-17 35
- Chapter 3 36
- Managing System Settings 36
- Managing System Settings 3-2 37
- Figure 3-1 37
- V1.0, June 2009 38
- IP Configuration 39
- 3-5 Managing System Settings 40
- Managing System Settings 3-6 41
- Figure 3-3 41
- . The Secondary SNTP 42
- Device View 43
- Stacking 43
- Operation Modes 44
- Understanding Stack Topology 44
- Stacking Ports 45
- Stacking Members and Unit No 45
- 3-11 Managing System Settings 46
- Inserting a Stacking Member 47
- Exchanging Stacking Members 47
- Switching the Stacking Master 48
- Managing System Settings 3-14 49
- When the 49
- Figure 3-6 49
- 3-15 Managing System Settings 50
- Figure 3-7 50
- Managing System Settings 3-16 51
- Figure 3-8 51
- 3-17 Managing System Settings 52
- SNMPv1/v2 53
- 3-19 Managing System Settings 54
- Figure 3-9 54
- Managing System Settings 3-20 55
- 3-21 Managing System Settings 56
- Figure 3-10 56
- Managing System Settings 3-22 57
- 3-23 Managing System Settings 58
- Figure 3-11 58
- Managing System Settings 3-24 59
- Figure 3-12 59
- 3-25 Managing System Settings 60
- Figure 3-13 60
- Managing System Settings 3-26 61
- 3-27 Managing System Settings 62
- Figure 3-14 62
- Managing System Settings 3-28 63
- Figure 3-15 63
- 3-29 Managing System Settings 64
- Managing System Settings 3-30 65
- Figure 3-16 65
- 3-31 Managing System Settings 66
- Managing System Settings 3-32 67
- Figure 3-17 67
- 3-33 Managing System Settings 68
- Figure 3-18 68
- Managing System Settings 3-34 69
- 3-35 Managing System Settings 70
- Managing System Settings 3-36 71
- Figure 3-19 71
- 3-37 Managing System Settings 72
- Figure 3-20 72
- Managing System Settings 3-38 73
- 3-39 Managing System Settings 74
- Figure 3-21 74
- 3-41 Managing System Settings 76
- Figure 3-22 76
- Managing System Settings 3-42 77
- 3-43 Managing System Settings 78
- Figure 3-23 78
- Managing System Settings 3-44 79
- 3-45 Managing System Settings 80
- Figure 3-24 80
- Managing System Settings 3-46 81
- 3-47 Managing System Settings 82
- Figure 3-25 82
- Managing System Settings 3-48 83
- Figure 3-26 83
- 3-49 Managing System Settings 84
- Managing System Settings 3-50 85
- 3-51 Managing System Settings 86
- Figure 3-27 86
- Managing System Settings 3-52 87
- Figure 3-28 87
- 3-53 Managing System Settings 88
- Managing System Settings 3-54 89
- 3-55 Managing System Settings 90
- LLDP Statistics 91
- 3-57 Managing System Settings 92
- Figure 3-29 92
- Managing System Settings 3-58 93
- Chapter 4 94
- Figure 4-1 95
- Figure 4-2 98
- Figure 4-3 100
- Advanced 101
- Figure 4-5 102
- Figure 4-6 104
- Figure 4-7 105
- Figure 4-8 105
- Figure 4-9 106
- Figure 4-10 108
- Figure 4-12 111
- Figure 4-13 112
- Figure 4-14 113
- Voice VLAN 114
- Figure 4-16 115
- Properties 117
- Port Setting 118
- Figure 4-19 120
- Figure 4-20 122
- Figure 4-22 127
- Figure 4-23 128
- Figure 4-24 130
- Figure 4-25 133
- Figure 4-26 134
- Multicast 136
- The Multicast 141
- Figure 4-30 141
- The Multicast Forward 142
- Figure 4-31 143
- Address Table 144
- Figure 4-32 145
- Figure 4-34 147
- Figure 4-35 148
- Chapter 5 150
- Configuring QoS 150
- Configuring QoS 5-2 151
- 5-3 Configuring QoS 152
- Figure 5-1 152
- Configuring QoS 5-4 153
- Figure 5-2 153
- 5-5 Configuring QoS 154
- Figure 5-3 154
- Configuring QoS 5-6 155
- Figure 5-4 155
- Configuring QoS 5-8 157
- Figure 5-5 157
- 5-9 Configuring QoS 158
- Figure 5-6 158
- Configuring QoS 5-10 159
- Figure 5-7 159
- 5-11 Configuring QoS 160
- Configuring QoS 5-12 161
- Figure 5-8 161
- 5-13 Configuring QoS 162
- Figure 5-9 162
- Chapter 6 163
- Managing Security 163
- 6-2 Managing Security 164
- Figure 6-1 164
- Managing Security 6-3 165
- Figure 6-2 165
- 6-4 Managing Security 166
- Managing Security 6-5 167
- Figure 6-3 167
- 6-6 Managing Security 168
- Figure 6-4 168
- Managing Security 6-7 169
- Authentication List 170
- Port Authentication 171
- 6-10 Managing Security 172
- 6-12 Managing Security 174
- Managing Security 6-13 175
- Figure 6-8 175
- 6-14 Managing Security 176
- Traffic Control 177
- 6-16 Managing Security 178
- Figure 6-9 178
- Port Security 179
- 6-18 Managing Security 180
- Figure 6-10 180
- Protected Ports 181
- 6-20 Managing Security 182
- Figure 6-11 182
- MAC Rules 184
- Managing Security 6-23 185
- MAC Binding Configuration 186
- IPv4 ACL 187
- IPv4 Rules 188
- Managing Security 6-27 189
- IPv4 Binding Configuration 190
- IPv6 ACL 191
- IPv6 Rules 192
- Managing Security 6-31 193
- IPv6 Binding Configuration 194
- Binding Table 195
- Chapter 7 196
- Monitoring the Switch 196
- Logs Configuration 197
- Log Filter 198
- Memory Log 199
- 7-5 Monitoring the Switch 200
- Figure 7-3 200
- Flash Log 201
- Server Log 202
- Monitoring the Switch 7-8 203
- 7-9 Monitoring the Switch 204
- Monitoring the Switch 7-10 205
- Figure 7-6 205
- Monitoring the Switch 7-12 207
- Figure 7-7 207
- 7-13 Monitoring the Switch 208
- Monitoring the Switch 7-14 209
- 7-15 Monitoring the Switch 210
- Figure 7-8 210
- Monitoring the Switch 7-16 211
- Figure 7-9 211
- 7-17 Monitoring the Switch 212
- Monitoring the Switch 7-18 213
- Figure 7-10 213
- 7-19 Monitoring the Switch 214
- Figure 7-11 214
- Monitoring the Switch 7-20 215
- Figure 7-12 215
- 7-21 Monitoring the Switch 216
- Monitoring the Switch 7-22 217
- Port Mirroring 218
- Monitoring the Switch 7-24 219
- Chapter 8 220
- Maintenance 220
- Factory Default 221
- 8-3 Maintenance 222
- Figure 8-2 222
- Maintenance 8-4 223
- Figure 8-3 223
- Download 224
- File Management 225
- Troubleshooting 226
- Maintenance 8-8 227
- Figure 8-6 227
- Chapter 9 228
- Online Help 228
- User Guide 229
- Chapter A 230
- Default Settings 230
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