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FUJITSU PSWITCH 4032P User Manual

FUJITSU PSWITCH 4032P User Manual (219 pages)

Brand: FUJITSU | Category: Switch | Size: 5.17 MB

Table of Contents

Collecting and Recycling Used Products
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High Risk Activity
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Table of Contents
4
1 Product Overview

6
- Front View
  6
- Rear View
  7
- LED Identification
  8
- Front Leds
  8
- Rear Leds
  11
- System Specification
  12
2 Getting Started with Configuration

14
- Rack Mounting
  14
- Installation of L-Shaped Brackets and Rack Rails
  14
- Attachment of Power Supply Unit
  19
- Inserting of SFP Modules
  19
- Connection to a Power Source
  20
- Startup Confirmation
  21
- Connecting to the Console of the Switch
  22
- Accessing Management Port
  23
- Initial Configuration of the Switch
  24
- Checking Version and System Information
  24
- Setting the System Clock of the Switch
  24
- Enabling/Disabling Posts
  25
- 1G SFP Module
  26
- Firmware Update
  26
- Backup and Restore Configuration
  27
- System Logging
  27
- How to Collect Diagnostic Information
  29
- POST Control
  29
3 Software Feature

31
- Functional Overview
  31
- Switch Management
  31
  - Command Line Interface (CLI)
    31
  - Supported Versions
    32
  - Mib
    32
  - SNMP Alarms and Trap Logs
    32
  - RMON (Remote Monitoring)
    32
  - NETCONF (Network Configuration Protocol)
    33
  - NETCONF Operations
    33
  - NETCONF Tag Elements and Values
    34
  - Supported Tag Elements and Values
    37
  - OVSDB (Open Vswitch Database)
    40
  - Schema Format
    41
  - Global Table
    42
  - Manager Table
    42
  - Physical_Switch Table
    43
  - Physical_Port Table
    44
  - Tunnel Table
    44
  - Logical_Switch Table
    44
  - Ucast_Macs_Local Table
    45
  - Ucast_Macs_Remote Table
    45
  - Mcast_Macs_Local Table
    45
  - Mcast_Macs_Remote Table
    45
  - Physical_Locator_Set Table
    46
  - Physical_Locator Table
    46
  - Supported Configurable Tables
    46
  - Configuration Management
    49
  - Firmware Upgrade
    49
  - System and CLI Logging
    50
  - Auto Discovery
    50
  - Other Functions
    50
- Layer 2 Switching
  50
  - Flow Control
    51
  - Port Locator
    52
  - MAC Address Tables
    52
  - Forwarding, Aging, Learning
    52
  - Learning
    53
  - Independent VLAN Learning
    53
  - Static and Dynamic MAC Address Tables
    53
  - Static MAC Filtering
    53
  - Port Security
    54
  - LAG (Link Aggregation) or Port Channel
    56
  - Static Lags
    56
  - Dynamic Lags
    57
  - LAG Interaction with Other Features
    57
  - LAG Hashing Algorithm
    58
  - Dynamic LAG Limits
    58
  - Preboot Execution Environment Support
    59
  - VPC (Virtual Port Channel) or Multi Chassis LAG
    59
  - VPC Topology
    59
  - VPC Enhance Mode
    61
  - Fast-Failover
    61
  - VPC Limitations
    62
  - Virtual LAN (IEEE 802.1Q)
    62
  - Port Based VLAN
    63
  - MAC Based VLAN
    63
  - Protocol Based VLAN
    63
  - IP Subnet Based VLAN
    63
  - Protected Ports
    64
  - Double VLAN (DVLAN) Tunneling
    64
  - Private Vlans
    65
  - GARP (Generic Attribute Registration Protocol)
    65
  - GVRP (GARP VLAN Registration Protocol)
    66
  - GMRP (GARP Multicast Registration Protocol)
    66
  - MRP (Multicast Registration Protocol)
    66
  - MVRP (Multiple VLAN Registration Protocol)
    66
  - STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)
    67
  - RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol)
    68
  - MSTP (Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol)
    68
  - MSTP in the Network
    68
  - STP in a Small Bridged Network
    68
  - Single STP Topology
    69
  - Logical MSTP Environment
    70
  - Classic STP, Multiple STP, and Rapid STP
    71
  - Edge Port
    72
  - BPDU (Bridge Protocol Data Unit) Guard
    72
  - Loop Guard
    72
  - Root Guard
    73
  - BPDU Filtering
    73
  - BPDU Flooding
    73
  - PVRSTP and PVSTP
    74
  - STP Fast-Uplink
    75
  - Loop Protection
    75
  - Link Dependency (Link down Relay and Backup Port)
    76
  - FDB Update
    77
  - Upstream Threshold
    77
  - Port Mirroring
    77
  - RSPAN (Remote Switched Port Analyzer)
    78
  - LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol)
    78
  - UDLD (Unidirectional Link Detection)
    79
  - UDLD Modes
    79
  - UDLD and LAG Interfaces
    80
  - Cut-Through Mode
    80
  - Provider Backbone Bridging (IEEE 802.1Ah)
    81
  - Frame Encapsulation
    81
  - I-Domain
    82
  - B-Domain
    83
  - Traffic Engineering
    83
  - Shortest Path Bridging MAC (IEEE 802.1Aq)
    84
  - IS-IS (Intermediate System to Intermediate System)
    84
  - SPB Extension
    84
  - SPBM for Path Redundancy
    85
  - EHM (End Host Mode)
    86
  - Enable EHM
    86
  - Pin Group
    87
  - Pinning
    87
  - End Host Mode
    87
  - Pinning Process
    88
  - Re-Pinning Process
    89
  - Re-Pinning Timer
    89
  - Link down Relay
    89
  - Internal Network
    89
  - Pin States
    90
- Multicast
  90
- DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
  98
  - DHCP Client
    98
  - DHCP Snooping
    98
  - DHCP Relay
    100
  - DHCP L2 Relay
    100
  - DHCP Server
    101
- Security & AAA
  101
  - User Management
    101
  - Accounting
    101
  - Authentication
    102
  - Password Management
    102
  - 802.1X Port Based Authenticator
    103
  - 802.1X MAC Based Authenticator
    103
  - 802.1X Supplicant
    104
  - Radius
    104
  - RADIUS-Based Dynamic VLAN Assignment
    105
  - Tacacs+
    105
  - LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
    105
  - DOS (Denial of Service)
    106
  - Storm Control
    107
  - Source Guard
    107
  - IP Source Guard
    107
  - Ipv6 Source Guard
    108
  - Dynamic ARP Inspection
    108
  - Interface Error Disable and Auto Recovery
    109
- System Utility
  109
  - SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol)
    109
  - Sflow
    109
  - Sflow Architecture
    110
  - Sflow Sampling
    110
  - Packet Flow Sampling
    111
  - Sampling in Hardware
    111
  - Counter Sampling
    111
- Qos (Quality of Service)
  112
  - Statistics
    112
  - ECN (Explicit Congestion Notification)
    113
- Data Center and Virtualization
  113
  - Data Center Bridging
    114
  - PFC (Priority Flow Control)
    114
  - CN (Congestion Notification)
    114
  - QCN (Quantized Congestion Notification)
    115
  - ETS (Enhanced Transmission Selection)
    115
  - DCBX (Data Center Bridging Extensions)
    116
  - FIP Snooping
    116
  - EVB (Edge Virtual Bridging)
    117
  - DCVPN Gateway/Layer2 Overlay
    117
  - Switch Overlay Mode
    118
  - VTEP to VN Association
    118
- Layer 3 Servise
  119
  - IP Addresses
    119
  - Ipv6 Routing and Management
    119
  - Destination Unreachable
    119
  - Redirects
    120
  - IRDP (ICMP Router Discovery Protocol)
    120
  - Ipv6 Compare with Ipv4
    120
  - Ipv6 Routing Support
    121
  - ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)
    122
  - Unicast Routing Table
    123
  - Routing Interfaces and Addressing
    124
  - Loopback Interfaces
    124
  - VLAN and Port-Based Routing
    124
  - IP MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit)
    125
  - Network Directed Broadcast
    125
  - Host Interfaces
    126
  - Unnumbered Interface Support for Ipv4
    126
  - Proxy ARP
    126
  - Default Routes on Management Interfaces
    126
  - Software Forwarding
    128
  - Static Routing
    128
  - Route Redistribution
    129
  - Supported Route Redistribution in Ipv4
    129
  - Supported Route Redistribution in Ipv6
    130
  - RIP (Routing Information Protocol)
    130
  - Authentication in RIP
    130
  - Exchange of Routing Information
    131
  - RIP Route Summarization
    131
  - Split Horizon Mechanism
    131
  - Ripng (RIP for Ipv6)
    132
  - Filtering Ipv6 RIP Routing Updates
    132
  - OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)
    132
  - OSPF Version 2 (Ipv4)
    132
  - Automatic Exiting of Stub Router Mode
    133
  - OSPF ECMP (Equal Cost Multipath)
    133
  - A Static Route with Two Next Hops
    134
  - Optimization to Support ECMP Hops in Large-Scale Networks
    135
  - OSPF Version 3 (Ipv6)
    135
  - BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
    136
  - VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol)
    136
  - VRRP Operation in the Network
    137
  - VRRP Router Priority
    137
  - VRRP Preemption
    137
  - VRRP Accept Mode
    138
  - VRRP Route and Interface Tracking
    138
  - ECMP (Equal Cost Multi-Path)
    139
  - ECMP Hash Selection
    139
  - UDP Relay/Ip Helper
    140
  - Default Ports — UDP Port Numbers Implied by Wildcard
    141
  - VRF Lite
    142
- Operation Samples
  143
- VLAN Setting
  143
  - Untagging VLAN
    143
  - Tagging VLAN
    144
- Link Aggregation
  144
  - Static LAG
    144
  - Lacp
    145
- Vpc
  145
- Packet Filtering Function
  146
- Stp
  146
- LLDP Function
  147
- SNMP Agent Function
  147
- Port Mirroring
  147
- Ehm
  148
- Ldap
  148
- Switch Parameters
  149
- Software Feature List
  151
- Software Feature Combination Matrix
  153
- Functions Supported by this Switch
  153
- Management Information Base (MIB)
  155
4 Maintenance

157
- Preparation
  157
- Console Cable
  157
- How to Replace the Switch (FRU: Field-Replaceable Unit※)
  158
  - How to Unlock Locker of Power Cable
    159
  - Unmount Device from Rack
    159
  - Attachment of Rack Rail
    160
  - Attachment of L-Shaped Bracket
    160
  - Label
    161
  - Insert the Device Onto the Rack
    162
  - Fix the Bracket to the Frame
    162
  - Inserting a SFP Module into a Slot
    163
  - Console Port Connection
    163
  - Connect to the Management Port
    164
  - Power Supply Unit
    164
  - Install the Power Cable Locker
    165
- How to Replace FAN Unit
  166
- How to Replace Power Unit(CRU: Customer Replaceable Unit※)
  167
- Battery Power
  169
- How to Replace Battery (FRU: Field-Replaceable Unit※)
  170
- Location of Battery
  172
- Transitions of Device Temperature
  176
5 Product Specification

178
6 Hardware Specification

179
7 Externally Licensed Components

183

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