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User Manual

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ABOUT THIS GUIDE

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JULY 2011 REVISION

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CONTENTS

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5INTERFACE CONFIGURATION 61

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6 VLAN CONFIGURATION 89

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7ADDRESS TABLE SETTINGS 97

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SECTION III APPENDICES 287

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BTROUBLESHOOTING 293

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CLICENSE INFORMATION 295

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GLOSSARY 299

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ES-2050 Series

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GETTING STARTED

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1 INTRODUCTION

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System Defaults

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SYSTEM DEFAULTS

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Table 2: System Defaults

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INITIAL SWITCH CONFIGURATION

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WEB CONFIGURATION

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3 USING THE WEB INTERFACE

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Table 4: Switch Main Menu

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4 BASIC MANAGEMENT TASKS

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Figure 4: System Information

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Managing System Files

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MANAGING SYSTEM FILES

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Figure 8: Copy Firmware

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Setting the System Clock

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SETTING THE SYSTEM CLOCK

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SETTING THE TIME

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Displaying CPU Utilization

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DISPLAYING CPU UTILIZATION

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Displaying Memory Utilization

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DISPLAYING MEMORY UTILIZATION

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Resetting the System

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RESETTING THE SYSTEM

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5 INTERFACE CONFIGURATION

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Port Configuration

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PORT MIRRORING

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Table 5: Port Statistics

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PERFORMING CABLE

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DIAGNOSTICS

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Trunk Configuration

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TRUNK CONFIGURATION

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CONFIGURING A

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STATIC TRUNK

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DYNAMIC TRUNK

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Table 6: LACP Port Counters

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DISPLAYING LACP

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SETTINGS AND STATUS

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THE LOCAL SIDE

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CONFIGURING TRUNK

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MIRRORING

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SAVING POWER

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Saving Power

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6 VLAN CONFIGURATION

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IEEE 802.1Q VLANs

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7 ADDRESS TABLE SETTINGS

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Changing the Aging Time

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CHANGING THE AGING TIME

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8 SPANNING TREE ALGORITHM

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COMMAND USAGE

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PARAMETERS

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5. Click Apply

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1. Click Spanning Tree, STA

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Figure 61: STA Port Roles

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9 CONGESTION CONTROL

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Rate Limiting

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Storm Control

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STORM CONTROL

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10 CLASS OF SERVICE

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Layer 2 Queue Settings

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Layer 3/4 Priority Settings

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LAYER 3/4 PRIORITY SETTINGS

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11 QUALITY OF SERVICE

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Configuring a Class Map

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CONFIGURING A CLASS MAP

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Creating QoS Policies

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CREATING QOS POLICIES

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WEB INTERFACE

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12 VOIP TRAFFIC CONFIGURATION

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Configuring VoIP Traffic

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Configuring Telephony OUI

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CONFIGURING TELEPHONY OUI

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ONFIGURING VOIP TRAFFIC PORTS

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1. Click Traffic, VoIP

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4. Click Apply

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13 SECURITY MEASURES

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3. Click Apply

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Configuring User Accounts

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CONFIGURING USER ACCOUNTS

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NETWORK ACCESS

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Network Access

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DISPLAYING SECURE

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MAC ADDRESS

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INFORMATION

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CONFIGURING HTTPS

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Configuring HTTPS

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Figure 98: Configuring HTTPS

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Access Control Lists

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ACCESS CONTROL LISTS

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SETTING THE ACL

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NAME AND TYPE

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Figure 101: Creating an ACL

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CONFIGURING A MAC

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CONFIGURING PORT SECURITY

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CONFIGURING PORT

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AUTHENTICATOR

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SETTINGS FOR 802.1X

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Table 19: 802.1X Statistics

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ASIC ADMINISTRATION PROTOCOLS

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Configuring Event Logging

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Table 20: Logging Levels

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Link Layer Discovery Protocol

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LINK LAYER DISCOVERY PROTOCOL

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Table 24: Port ID Subtype

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Power over Ethernet

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POWER OVER ETHERNET

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1. Click Administration, PoE

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CONFIGURING GLOBAL

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SETTINGS FOR SNMP

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SETTING THE LOCAL

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ENGINE ID

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SPECIFYING A REMOTE

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SETTING SNMPV3

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CONFIGURING

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SNMPV3 GROUPS

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SETTING COMMUNITY

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ACCESS STRINGS

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CONFIGURING LOCAL

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SNMPV3 USERS

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CONFIGURING REMOTE

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MANAGERS

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SPECIFYING

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NOTIFICATION

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Remote Monitoring

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REMOTE MONITORING

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CONFIGURING RMON

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Switch Clustering

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SWITCH CLUSTERING

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15 IP CONFIGURATION

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ADDRESS RESOLUTION PROTOCOL

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Address Resolution Protocol

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16 MULTICAST FILTERING

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APPENDICES

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A SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS

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Management Features

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MANAGEMENT FEATURES

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STANDARDS

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Management Information Bases

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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASES

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B TROUBLESHOOTING

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Using System Logs

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USING SYSTEM LOGS

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C LICENSE INFORMATION

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GLOSSARY

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DIUS is a logon

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CACS+ is a logon

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NUMERICS

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ES-ES-2050 /

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ES-2052G / ES-2052GP

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E072011/ST-R01

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149100000144A

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JULY/2011/ISSUE 1.0

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Models	Document Type
SMC-EZ1016DT	User's Guide LG SMC-EZ1016DT network switch, 22 pages
ES-1016	Datasheet LG ES-1008 network switch, 2 pages
ES-2050	Specifications LG ES-2050 network switch, 4 pages

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