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Blade ice G8000 Instrukcja Użytkownika (145 strony)

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Application Guide

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Contents

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Who Should Use This Guide

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Typographic Conventions

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How to Get Help

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Accessing the Switch

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Configuring an IP Interface

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Using Telnet

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Using SNMP

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User configuration:

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Configuring SNMP Trap Hosts

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Securing Access to the Switch

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Configuring RADIUS

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Switch User Accounts

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TACACS+ Authentication

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Authorization

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Accounting

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Secure Shell

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End User Access Control

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Listing current Users

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CHAPTER 2

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802.1X authentication process

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EAPoL message exchange

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802.1X port states

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Supported RADIUS attributes

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CHAPTER 3

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Overview

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VLAN numbers

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PVID numbers

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VLAN Tagging

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BS45010A

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Chapter 3: VLANs

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BS45013A

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VLAN configuration rules

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VLAN configuration example

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Private VLANs

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Ports and Trunking

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Trunk 3: Ports 2, 23, and 30

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Trunk 1: Ports 1, 7, and 32

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LACP configuration guidelines

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Configuring LACP

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Spanning Tree

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Bridge Priority

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Port Priority

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Port Path Cost

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Chapter 5: Spanning Tree

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Creating a VLAN

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Rules for VLAN Tagged ports

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Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol

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Port Type and Link Type

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RSTP configuration guidelines

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RSTP configuration example

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Per VLAN Rapid Spanning Tree

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Configuring PVRST

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MSTP Region

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Common Internal Spanning Tree

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MSTP configuration guidelines

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Blocking VLAN 1

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Passing VLAN 2

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Passing VLAN 1

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Blocking VLAN 2

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Fast Uplink Convergence

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Quality of Service

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Permit/Deny

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Using ACL Filters

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IP Standard ACLs

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IP Extended ACLs

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Understanding ACL priority

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Assigning ACLs to a port

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Viewing ACL statistics

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ACL configuration examples

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Example 2

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Example 3

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Example 4

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Example 5

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Using Storm Control Filters

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Per Hop Behavior

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QoS Levels

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DSCP-to-802.1p mapping

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Queuing and Scheduling

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Remote Monitoring

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RMON group 1—Statistics

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RMON group 2—History

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RMON group 3—Alarms

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Alarm MIB objects

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Configuring RMON Alarms

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RMON group 9—Events

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Basic IP Routing

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IP Routing Benefits

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Example of Subnet Routing

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Configuration example

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CHAPTER 9

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IGMP Snooping

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FastLeave

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IGMPv3 Snooping

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Configure IGMP Snooping

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Chapter 9: IGMP

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RS G8000# show ip igmp groups

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Static Multicast Router

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High Availability

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Failure Detection Pair

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Configuration guidelines

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Configuring UFD

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Monitoring UFD

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Troubleshooting

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Monitor port

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Mirrored ports

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Port Mirroring behavior

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Configuring Port Mirroring

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