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3-11 Managing System Settings
v1.0, June 2009
Removing and Replacing Stacking Members
Stacking member 1 and stacking member 2 are Stacking Master enabled units. Unit Numbers 1
and 2 are designated as either Master Unit or Secondary Master Unit. The Stacking Master
assignment is performed during the configuration process. One Master enabled stack member is
elected Master, and the other Master enabled stack member is elected Secondary Master,
according to the following decision process:
• If only one Stacking Master enabled unit is present, this is the stacking Master.
• If two Stacking Master enabled stacking members are present, and one has been manually
configured as the Stacking Master, this is the Stacking Master.
• If two Master enabled units are present and neither has been manually configured as the
Stacking Master, the one with the longer up time is elected Stacking Master.
• If the two Master enabled stacking members are the same age, Unit 1 is elected Stacking
Master.
Two stacking members are considered the same age if they joined the stack within the same ten
minute interval. For example, Stack member 2 is inserted in the first minute of a ten-minute cycle,
and Stack member 1 is inserted in the fifth minute of the same cycle, the units are considered the
same age. If there are two Master enabled units that are the same age, thus Unit 1 is elected master.
The Stacking Master and the Secondary Master maintain a Warm Standby. The Warm Standby
ensures that the Secondary Master takes over for the Stacking Master if a failure occurs. This
guarantees that the stack continues to operate normally.
During the Warm Standby, the Master and the Secondary Master are synchronized with the static
configuration only. When the Stacking Master is configured, the Stacking Master must
synchronize the Stacking Secondary Master. The Dynamic configuration is not saved, for
example, dynamically learned MAC addresses are not saved.
Each port in the stack has a specific Unit No., port type, and port number, which are part of both
the configuration commands and the configuration files. Configuration files are managed only
from the device Stacking Master. This includes:
• Saving to the FLASH memory which retains
• Uploading Configuration files to an external TFTP Server
• Downloading Configuration files from an external TFTP Server
Whenever a reboot occurs, topology discovery is performed, and the master learns all units in the
stack. Unit Numbers are saved in the unit and are learned through topology discovery. If a unit
attempts to boot without a selected Master, and the unit is not operating in standalone mode, the
unit does not boot. For example, if a stack member (Unit No. 3 - 6) is separated from the stack due
- 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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