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  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 1

    Cis c o Sm all Busine s s 300 S erie s Manage d Switch Administration Guide Releas e 1 .3 ADMINISTR A TION GUIDE ...

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    Cisco Small Busine ss 300 Series Mana ged Switch Admin istration Guide 1 Con t en ts Chapter 1: Getting Started 1 Starting the Web-based Configuration Utility 1 Launching the Configuration Utility 2 HTTP/HTTPS 3 Logging Out 4 Quick Start Device Configuration 5 Interface Naming Conventions 6 Window Navigation 7 Application Header 7 Management Button ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 2 Con te nt s Chapter 4: Administration: File Management 34 System Files 34 Upgrade/Backup Firmware/Language 37 Upgrade/Backing Firmware or Language File 38 Active Image 41 Download/Backup Configuration/Log 41 Configuration File Backwards Compatibility 42 Downloading or Backing-u ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 3 Con te nt s System Time Options 73 Time 73 Time Zone a nd Daylight Savings Time (DST) 74 SNTP Modes 74 Configuring System Time 75 Selecting Source of System Time 75 Adding a Unicast SNTP Server 77 Configuring the SNTP Mode 80 Defining SNTP Authentication 80 Time Range 81 Absolu ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 5

    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 4 Con te nt s Displaying LLDP Neighbors Information 108 Accessing LLDP Statistics 112 LLDP Overloading 113 Configuring CDP 115 Setting CDP Properti es 115 Editing CDP Interface Settings 118 Displaying CDP Lo cal Information 119 Displaying CDP Neig hbors Information 121 Viewing CD ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 6

    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 5 Con te nt s What is a Smartport 146 Smartport Types 146 Special Smartport Types 148 Smartport Macros 149 Applying a Smartport Type to an Interface 150 Macro Failure and the Reset Operation 150 How the Smartport Feature Works 151 Auto Smartport 152 Enabling Auto Smartport 152 Id ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 6 Con te nt s Chapter 12: VLAN Management 184 VLANs 184 Configuring De fault VLAN Settings 187 Creating VLANs 189 Configuring VLAN Inte rface Settings 190 Defining VLAN Membership 191 Configuring Port to VLAN 192 Configuring VLAN Membership 193 GVRP Settings 194 Defining GVRP Set ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 7 Con te nt s Customer Port Mu lticast TV VLAN 214 Mapping CPE VLANs to Multicast TV VLANs 215 CPE Port Multicast VLAN Membership 216 Chapter 13: Spanning Tree 218 STP Flavors 218 Configuring ST P Status and Global Setting s 219 Defining Spanning Tree Interface Settings 221 Confi ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 8 Con te nt s MLD Snooping 247 Querying IGMP/MLD IP Multicast Group 249 Defining Multicast Router Ports 250 Defining Forward All Multicast 251 Defining Unregistered Multicast Settings 252 Chapter 16: IP Configuration 2 54 Overview 254 Layer 2 IP Addressing 255 Layer 3 IP Addressi ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 9 Con te nt s DHCP Server 276 DHCP Options 276 Dependencies Between Features 278 Default Settings and Configurations 278 DHCPv4 Server 279 Network Pool 279 Excluded Addresses 281 Static Hosts 281 Address Binding 283 IPv6 Management and Interfaces 284 IPv6 Global Configuration 285 ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 10 Con te nt s Interactions With Other Features 308 Workflow 308 Configuring a TACACS+ Server 308 Configuring RADIUS 311 Accounting Using a RADIUS Server 311 Defaults 311 Interactions With Other Features 312 Radius Workflow 312 Configuring Management Access Authentication 315 Def ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 12

    Cisco Small Busine ss 300 Series Mana ged Switch Admin istration Guide 11 Con t en ts Default Configuration 342 Configuring DoS Prevention 342 Security Suite Settings 342 SYN Protection 344 Martian Addresses 345 SYN Filtering 346 SYN Rate Protection 347 ICMP Filtering 348 IP Fragmented Filtering 348 IP Source Guard 349 Interactions with Other Featu ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 13

    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 12 Con te nt s SSD Default Read Mode Session Override 366 SSD Properties 366 Passphrase 367 Default and User-defined Passphrases 367 Local Passphrase 367 Configuration File Passphrase Control 368 Configuration File Integrity Control 368 Read Mode 369 Configuration Files 369 File ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 14

    Cisco Small Busine ss 300 Series Mana ged Switch Admin istration Guide 13 Con t en ts SSH Client Configurat ion Through the GUI 387 SSH User Authentication 387 SSH Server Authentication 388 Modifying the User Password on the SSH Server 388 Chapter 20: Security: SSH Server 390 Overview 390 Common Tasks 391 SSH Server Configuration Pages 392 SSH User ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 14 Con te nt s Configuring Bandwidth 423 Configuring Egress Shaping per Queue 425 Configuring VLAN Ingress Rate Limit 425 TCP Congestion Avoidance 427 QoS Basic Mode 427 Workflow to Configure Basic QoS Mode 427 Configuring Global Settings 428 Interface QoS Settings 429 QoS Advanc ...

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    Cisco Small Busine ss 300 Series Mana ged Switch Admin istration Guide 15 Con t en ts Configuring SNMP Views 452 Creating SNMP Groups 453 Managing SNMP Users 455 Defining SNMP Communities 457 Defining Trap Settings 45 9 Notification Recipients 460 Defining SNMPv1,2 Notification Recipients 460 Defining SNMPv3 Notification Recipients 462 SNMP Notific ...

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    Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 16 Con te nt s ...

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    1 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 1 Get ting St ar te d This section provides an introduction to the web-bas ed configuration utilit y , and covers the f o llowing t opics : • Star ting the Web-b ase d C onfigura tion Utilit y • Quick Star t Devic e Configuration • Interfac e Naming C onventions • Windo ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 19

    Get ting Star te d Star ting the Web-b ase d C on figura tion Utilit y Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 2 1 La unching the Configuration Utilit y T o open the web-bas ed configuration utilit y : STEP 1 Open a W eb br owser . STEP 2 Enter the IP addr ess of the device you are configuring in the addr ess b ar on t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 20

    Getting Started Star ting the W eb -bas ed Configur a tion Utilit y 3 Cisco Small Business 300 S eries Ma nage d Swit ch Administration Guide 1 STEP 3 If this is the first time that you logged on with the default us er ID ( cis co ) and the default password ( cisco ) or your pas sword has ex pired, the Change Password Page appears. S ee Password Ex ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 21

    Get ting Star te d Star ting the Web-b ase d C on figura tion Utilit y Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 4 1 Logging Out By default, the application logs out after t en minutes of inactivit y . Y ou can change this def ault value as described in the D efining Idle S es sion Time out section. ! CAU TI O N Unles s ...

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    Getting Started Quick Star t D evice C on figura tion 5 Cisco Small Business 300 S eries Ma nage d Swit ch Administration Guide 1 Quick Star t D evic e C onfiguration T o simplify device configuration throug h quick navigation, the Getting Star ted page provides links t o the most commonly us ed pages . Ther e ar e two hot links on the Get ting Sta ...

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    Get ting Star te d In terface Naming Conventions Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 6 1 Inter face Naming C onven tions W ithin the GUI, int erface s ar e denot ed by concatenating the f ollowing elements: • Type of inter face : The f ollowing t ypes of inter faces ar e f ound on the various typ es of de vi ce s ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 24

    Getting Started W indow Na vigat ion 7 Cisco Small Business 300 S eries Ma nage d Swit ch Administration Guide 1 Window Na viga tion This se ction describ es the f eatures of the web- base d switch configurati on utility. Applic a tion Header The Application Header a ppears on ev ery page. It provides the f ollowing application links: Application L ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 25

    Get ting Star te d W indow Naviga tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 8 1 Language Menu This menu provides the f ollowing options : • Sele ct a language: Sele ct one of the languages that appear in the menu. This language will be the web - base d configu ration utilit y language. • Dow n loa d Lan gu age: ...

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    Getting Started W indow Na vigat ion 9 Cisco Small Business 300 S eries Ma nage d Swit ch Administration Guide 1 Management But tons The f ollowing table de scrib es the commonly-use d but t ons that appear on various pages in the system. Management But tons But ton Name D es cription Use the pull- down menu to configure the number of entries per p ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 27

    Get ting Star te d W indow Naviga tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 10 1 Cop y Sett in gs A table typically c ontains one or mor e entries containing configuration s ett ings. Instead of modif ying each entr y individually , it is po ssib le t o modif y one entr y and then copy the sele ct ed entr y to multi ...

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    Getting Started W indow Na vigat ion 11 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 1 ...

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    2 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 12 St a tus and St a tistic s This sect ion describ es how to view device statistic s. It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • Viewing Ethernet Interfac e s • Viewing Etherlik e St a tistics • Viewing G VRP Statistics • Viewing 802. 1 X E AP Statistics • Viewing TC AM U ...

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    Status and Statistics V iewing E therlike Sta tistics 13 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 - 15 Se c —Statistics are r efr eshed ever y 15 seconds . - 30 Se c —Statistics are r efr eshed ever y 30 seconds . - 60 Se c —Statistics are r efr eshed ever y 60 seconds . The Receive Statistics area displays inf ...

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    Status and Statistic s V iewing E therlike Sta tist ics Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 14 2 STEP 1 Click Status and Sta tistics > Etherlike . STEP 2 Enter the paramet ers. • Interfac e —Sele ct the t ype of int er face and spe cific interface f or which Ethernet statistics are t o be display ed. • Ref ...

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    Status and Statistics V iewing G VRP Statis tic s 15 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 Viewing G VRP Sta tistic s The GVRP page displa ys inf ormation regarding GARP VLAN Registration Prot ocol (GV R P ) f r am e s th a t w e re s en t or re c e i ve d fro m a p o r t . GVR P is a st a n da rd s -b a s e d Lay ...

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    Status and Statistic s V iewing 802. 1 X E AP Sta tis tics Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 16 2 T o clear statistics counters: • Click Cle ar Interfac e Counters to clear the selected counters. • Click View All Inter fac es St a tistic s t o see all por ts on a single page. Viewing 802. 1 X E AP Statistics ...

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    Status and Statistics V iewing T CAM Utiliz a tion[ 17 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 • Invalid EAPOL Frames Re c eived —Un r ecog n i z ed EA POL fra m es r ece iv ed on this por t . • EAP Le ng th E rr o r F ram es R ece iv ed —E APOL frame s with an invalid Pack et Body Length r eceived on this p ...

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    Status and Statistic s Managing RMON Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 18 2 • Non-IP Rule s - In Use —Numb er of T CAM entrie s used f or non-IP rule s. - Maximum —Number of available T CAM entries that can be us ed f or non- IP rules . Managing RMON RMON (Remote Networ king Monitoring) is an SNM P specifi ...

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    Status and Statistics Managing RMON 19 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 • Lat e collision event has not been detected. • Received (R x) error event has not been detect ed. • Pack et has a valid CRC. T o view RMON statistic s and/ or s et the r efresh rat e: STEP 1 Click Sta tus and Statistics > RMON ...

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    Status and Statistic s Managing RMON Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 20 2 - Pack et has an in valid CRC. - Received (R x) Error E v ent has not been detected. • Co llisions —Number of c ollisions r eceived. If Jumb o Frames are enabled, the threshold of Jabber Frames is raise d to the ma ximum size of Jumbo ...

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    Status and Statistics Managing RMON 21 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 T o enter RMON control inf ormation: STEP 1 Click Sta tus and Statistics > RMON > Histor y . The fields display ed on this page ar e defined in the Add RMON Hist or y page, below . The only field is that is on this page and not defi ...

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    Status and Statistic s Managing RMON Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 22 2 The fields are displa yed f or the s elected sample. • Ow n e r —Histor y table entr y owner . • Sam p l e N o . —Statistics wer e tak en fr om this sample. • Drop Events —Dropped packets due t o lack of network resources duri ...

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    Status and Statistics Managing RMON 23 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 • Alarms Page —Configur es the occurrences that trigger an alarm. T o define RMON events: STEP 1 Click Sta tus and Statistics > RMON > Events . This page displays pr eviously defined events. STEP 2 Click Add. STEP 3 En te r th e ...

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    Status and Statistic s Managing RMON Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 24 2 Viewing the RMON Events Lo gs The Ev ent L og T able page displays the log of events (actions ) that occurred. T wo type s of events can be logged: Lo g or L og and T rap . The action in the event is per f ormed when the ev ent is bound t ...

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    Status and Statistics Managing RMON 25 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 T o enter RMON alarms: STEP 1 Click Sta tus and Statistics > RMON > Alarms . All previously-defined alarms ar e display ed. The fields are describ ed in the Add RMON Alarm page b elow . In addition to those fields, the f ollowing fi ...

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    Status and Statistic s Managing RMON Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 26 2 • Inter val —Ent er the alarm interval time in s econds . • Ow n e r —Enter the name of the user or network management system that receives the alarm. STEP 4 Click Apply . The RMON alarm is saved t o the Running Configuration file ...

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    Status and Statistics Managing RMON 27 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 2 ...

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    3 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 28 Administra tion: System Lo g This section de scribes the System L o g f eature, which enables the device to generat e several independent logs . Each log is a set of mes sage s descr ibing syst em events. The device generat es the f ollowing local logs: • L og sent to the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 46

    Administration: System Log Setting Syst em Log S e ttings 29 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 3 The event severity levels ar e list ed from the highest s everity to the lowest s everity , as f ollows : • Eme r g en cy —Syst em is no t usable. • Aler t —Action is needed. • Crit ic al —System is in a ...

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    Administration: System Lo g Setting Remo te L ogging S ettings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 30 3 • Originator Identifier —Enable s adding an origin identifier to S YSL OG mes sages . The options ar e: - Non e —Do not include the origin identifier in S Y SL OG mes sage s. - Ho s t n am e —Include the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 48

    Administration: System Log V iewing Memory Logs 31 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 3 - Link L ocal — The IP v6 address uniquely identifie s hosts on a single network link . A link local address has a prefix of FE80 , is not routable, and can be use d f or communication only on the local net work . Only one l ...

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    Administration: System Lo g Vi e w i n g M e m o r y L o g s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 32 3 R AM Memor y The R AM Memor y pag e displays all mess ages that were sav ed in the R AM (cache) in chro nological order . Entries ar e sto red in the R AM log ac cording t o the configuration in the L og Se ttings ...

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    Administration: System Log V iewing Memory Logs 33 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 3 ...

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    4 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 34 Administra tion: F ile Man agement This section de scribe s how syst em files are managed. The f ollowing topics are covered: • System F ile s • Upgrade/B ackup Firm ware/Language • Active Im age • Downlo ad/B ackup Configura tion/Log • Configuration Files Proper t ...

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    Administration: F ile Management Sys tem F iles 35 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 Configuration files on the device are defined by their ty p e , and contain the set tings and parameter values f o r the device. When a configuration is r ef e r enced on the device, it is ref erenced by its configuration file ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 53

    Administration: File Management Syste m Files Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 36 4 Only the syst em can copy the Star tup Configuration to the Mirr or Configuration. However , you can copy fr om the Mirr or Configuration to other file typ es or t o another device. The option of aut omatically copying the Runnin ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 54

    Administration: F ile Management Upgrade/Backup Firmw are/Language 37 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 This se ction covers the f ollowing topics: • Upgrade/B ackup Firm ware/Language • Active Im age • D ownload/B ackup Configuration/Log • Configuration Files Proper tie s • Cop y / Sa ve Co nfi gur ...

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    Administration: File Management Upgrade/Backup Firm war e/Language Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 38 4 Up grade/B acking Firm ware or Language File T o up grade or backup a soft war e image or language file: STEP 1 Click Admin ist ra tion > File Ma n a ge m en t > Up grade/B ackup F irmwar e/ Lan g ua ge ...

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    Administration: F ile Management Upgrade/Backup Firmw are/Language 39 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 • Link Loc al Interface —S elect the link lo cal int er face (if IP v6 is use d) fr om the list . • TFTP S er ver IP A ddress/Name —Enter the IP address or the domain name of the TFTP s er ver . • ...

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    Administration: File Management Upgrade/Backup Firm war e/Language Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 40 4 Select one of the f ollowing Save Actions : • Up grade —Sp ecifies that the file type on th e device is t o be replace d with a new version of that file typ e located on a TF TP ser ver . • Ba c k u p ? ...

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    Administration: F ile Management Active I mage 41 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 • If SS H ser ver authentication is not enabled, the operation succee ds f or any SC P s e rv er . Ac tive Im age Ther e ar e two firmware images stor e d on the device. One of the images is identified as the active i mage an ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 59

    Administration: File Management Download/B ackup Configur a tion/L og Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 42 4 • Restoring configuration files from an e x ternal device t o the device. When r estoring a configuration file t o the Running Configuration, the impor ted file adds any configuration commands that did n ...

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    Administration: F ile Management D ownload/Backup Configura tion/Log 43 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 D ownlo ading or B acking-up a C onfiguration or Log File T o b ackup or rest or e the syst em configuration file: STEP 1 Click Adm in ist ra tion > File M an a g em en t > D ownload/B ackup Configur ...

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    Administration: File Management Download/B ackup Configur a tion/L og Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 44 4 Ba c k u p Sa ve Ac t i on —Specifie s that a file t ype is to be copied t o a file on another device. Enter the f ollowing fields : a. Ser ver De finition —Select whether t o specify the TF TP ser ver ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 62

    Administration: F ile Management D ownload/Backup Configura tion/Log 45 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 STEP 4 If y ou selected via HTTP /HTTPS , enter the parameters as describe d in this st ep. Sel ect t he Sa ve Act i on . If Sa ve Ac t i o n is Download (replacing the file on the device with a new versio ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 63

    Administration: File Management Download/B ackup Configur a tion/L og Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 46 4 SSH Client Authentic a tion —Client authentication can be done in one of the fo l l o w i n g w a y s : • Us e S SH Client —Sets permanent S SH user credentials . Click Sys te m Credenti als t o go t ...

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    Administration: F ile Management Configura t ion Files Proper tie s 47 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 If Sa ve Ac t i o n is Bac kup (c opying a file t o another devic e), enter the f ollowing fields (in addition to those fields listed above) : • Sou r ce F il e T ype —Select the config uration file ty ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 65

    Administration: File Management Cop y /Sav e Con figu r a tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 48 4 STEP 3 If r equired, select either the Star tup C o nfiguration, Backup Co nfiguration or both and click Clea r F iles to delet e these file s. This page provides the f ollowing fields : • Configuration File Na ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 66

    Administration: F ile Management DHCP Auto Configur a tion 49 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 STEP 3 Se lec t t he De stin a tion File Name t o be overwrit ten by the sour ce file. • If you ar e backing up a configuration file , select one of the f ollowing f ormats f or the b ackup file. - Exclude —Sens ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 67

    Administration: File Management DHCP Auto Con figur a tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 50 4 • After r eboot when an IP add r es s is allocated or r enewed dynamically (using DHCP v 4) . • Upon an explicit DHCP v 4 renewal request and if the device and the ser ver are configured to do so. • Upon automa ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 68

    Administration: F ile Management DHCP Auto Configur a tion 51 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 extension ar e downlo aded using SC P , and files with the other extensions ar e downloaded using TF TP . • TFTP Only — The download is done through TFTP regardless of the file extension of the configuration fil ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 69

    Administration: File Management DHCP Auto Con figur a tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 52 4 • If the DHCP ser ver did not send the se options and the backup TF TP /S CP ser ver addr es s paramet er is empty then: - For DHCP v4: SC P — The Auto Configuration proces s is halted. TF TP — The devic e send ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 70

    Administration: F ile Management DHCP Auto Configur a tion 53 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 C onfiguring DHCP Auto C onfigura tion Wo rk f l ow T o configure DHCP Aut o Configuration. 1 . Configur e the DHCPv4 and/ or DHCP v6 ser vers to send the r equired options. this pr oces s is not des cribed in this ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 71

    Administration: File Management DHCP Auto Con figur a tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 54 4 • Downlo ad Protoc ol— Select one of the f ollowing options : - Auto By File Ex tensio n —Select to indicate that aut o c onfiguration uses the TFTP or S CP prot o col dep ending on the e xtension of the config ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 72

    Administration: F ile Management DHCP Auto Configur a tion 55 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 4 - Global — The IP v6 address is a global Unicast IPV 6 typ e that is visible and reachable from other netw orks. • Link Loc al Interface —S elect the link lo cal int er face (if IP v6 is use d) fr om the list ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 73

    5 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 56 Administra tion: General Inf orm a tion This section describ es how to view syst em inf ormation and configure various options on the device. It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • Dev i ce Mod e l s • System I nfo rma ti on • Cons ole S ettings (Autob aud Rate Sup por ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 74

    Administration: General Information Dev i ce Mod e l s 57 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 • FE is used f or F ast Ethernet ( 10/ 100) por ts . The f ollowing table de scrib es the various models , the number and t ype of por ts on them and their P oE inf ormation. Manage d Switch Mo dels Model Name Produc ...

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    Administration: General Informa tion Syst em In f orma tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 58 5 System Information The Syst em Summar y page pro vides a graphic view of the device, and displays de vi c e st at us , h a rdw are in form a ti on , fi rmwar e version inf ormation, genera l P oE status, and other i ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 76

    Administration: General Information Sys tem I n f orma ti on 59 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 Sy stem Inf ormation: • Sys te m Descri ptio n —A de scription of the system. • System Lo cation —Ph ysical location of the device. Click Edit to go the Syst em Sett ings page t o ent er this value. • Sy ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 77

    Administration: General Informa tion Syst em In f orma tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 60 5 • Firm ware V ersion (Ac tive Image) —Firm war e version number of the active image. • Firm ware MD5 Checksum (Active Im age) —MD5 checksum of the active image. • Firm ware V ersion (Non-active Im age) — ...

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    Administration: General Information Cons ole Settings (Autobaud Ra te Suppor t) 61 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 • Host Name —S elect the ho st name of this device . This is used in the pr ompt of CLI commands: - Us e D ef au lt — The default ho stname (Syst e m Name) of these switches is: switch 123 ...

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    Administration: General Informa tion Reb o oti n g t he D e v ic e Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 62 5 Af te r A uto D ete c ti on i s e na b le d in th e C o nsole S et tings page, it can be activat ed by connecting the c onsole to the device and press the Enter k ey twice. The device det ects the b aud rate ...

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    Administration: General Information Reb o ot in g t he D ev ic e 63 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 To r e b o o t t h e d e v i c e : STEP 1 Click Adm in ist ra tion > Reboot . STEP 2 Click one of the Reb oo t but t ons to reboot the device. • Rebo ot —R eboots the device. Sinc e an y unsaved inf orm ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 81

    Administration: General Informa tion Routing R es ource s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 64 5 Routing Re s ource s Use the Router R esources page to displa y T CAM allocation an d modify total T CAM size. T CAM entries ar e divided into the f ollowing groups : • IP Entries — T CA M e nt ri es r eser ved f ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 82

    Administration: General Information Monitori ng F an Sta tus 65 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 Y ou must save y our curr ent configuration bef or e changing the T CAM Allo cation Setti ngs. NOTE A summar y of the T CAM entries actually in use and available is display ed at the bot tom of this page. F or an ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 83

    Administration: General Informa tion Monitori ng F an Sta tus Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 66 5 T o view the device health parameters, click Status and St atistics > He alth . The Health page displays the f ollowing fields : • Fan S t atu s —F an status. The f ollowing values ar e po ssible : - OK—F ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 84

    Administration: General Information D e fining Idle Se ssion T ime out 67 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 D efining Idle S e s s ion Time out The Idle Ses sion T ime out configures the time int er vals that the management se ssions can remain idle bef ore they timeout and you must log in again to reestablish ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 85

    Administration: General Informa tion Pinging a Ho st Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 68 5 • IP V e rsion —If the host is identified by its IP addr es s, sele ct either IP v 4 or IP v6 t o indicat e that it will be enter ed in the selected f ormat . • IP v 6 Addres s Typ e —Select Link Local or Global as ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 86

    Administration: General Information T r aceroute 69 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 T rac eroute T rac er out e discovers the IP r outes along which pack ets wer e f or warded by sending an IP packet t o the target host and back t o the device. The T racerout e page shows each hop bet ween the device and a t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 87

    Administration: General Informa tion T raceroute Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 70 5 A page appears showing the Round T rip T ime (RT T ) and status f or each trip in the fields : • Index —Displa ys the number of the hop. • Ho st —Displa ys a st op along the r out e t o the destination. • Round T rip ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 88

    Administration: General Information T r aceroute 71 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 5 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 89

    6 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 72 Administra tion: Time S et tings Synchr onized syst em clocks provide a frame of ref erence bet ween all device s on the network . Network time synchronization is critical because ever y asp ect of managing, se curing, planning, and debugging a network inv olves determining ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 90

    Administration: Time Settings Sys tem T ime Op tions 73 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 6 System Time Options Syst em time can be se t manually by the us er , dynamically from an SNTP ser ver , or synchronized fr om the PC running the GUI. If an S NTP ser ver is chos en, the manual time set tings ar e ov er wr ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 91

    Administ ra tion: Time Set tings SNTP Mode s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 74 6 Time Zone and Da ylight Savings Time (DST ) The T ime Z one and DST can be set on the device in the f ollowing wa ys: • Dynamic co nfiguration of the device through a DHCP ser ver , where: - Dynamic D ST , when enable d and avai ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 92

    Administration: Time Settings Configuring Syst em T ime 75 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 6 C onfiguring S ystem Time S elec ting S ource of Sy stem Time Use the Syst em T ime page t o select the system time source. If the sour ce is manual, you can ent er the time her e. ! CAUT I ON If the system ti me is se ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 93

    Administ ra tion: Time Set tings Configuring Sys tem T ime Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 76 6 Manual Set tings —Set the date and time manually . The local time is us ed when ther e is no alt ernate sour ce of time, such as an S NTP ser ver : • Date —Ent er the system dat e. • Lo ca l Time —Enter the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 94

    Administration: Time Settings Configuring Syst em T ime 77 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 6 - Fro m —Day and ti me that DST st ar ts. - To —Day and time that DST ends. Sel ecti ng Recurring allows diff erent cust omization of the star t and stop of DS T : • Fro m —Date when DST begins each year . - Da ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 95

    Administ ra tion: Time Set tings Configuring Sys tem T ime Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 78 6 • Poll Inter val —Displays whether polling is enabled or dis abled. • Authentication K ey ID —Ke y Identification use d t o communicate bet ween the SNTP ser ver and device. • Stratum Level —Distance from ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 96

    Administration: Time Settings Configuring Syst em T ime 79 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 6 • IP V ersion —S elect the version of the IP address : Ve r s i o n 6 or Ve r s i o n 4 . • IP v 6 Addres s Typ e —Select the IP v 6 addr es s typ e (if IP v6 is used) . The options are - Link L ocal — The IP ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 97

    Administ ra tion: Time Set tings Configuring Sys tem T ime Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 80 6 C onfiguring the SNTP Mode The device can be in active and/ or pas sive mode ( see SNTP Mo de s fo r m o re inf o rmation). T o enable receiving S NTP packets fr om all s er vers on the subnet and/ or to enable trans ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 98

    Administration: Time Settings Configuring Syst em T ime 81 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 6 The authentication k ey is cr eated on the SNTP se rver i n a sep ara t e p r oces s th at depends on the t ype of S NTP ser ver you ar e using. Consult with the SNTP ser ver system administrat or f or more inf ormatio ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 99

    Administ ra tion: Time Set tings Configuring Sys tem T ime Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 82 6 • 8021 X Por t Authentication • Por t St a t • Ti m e - B a s e d P o E Ther e are two typ es of time ranges : • Absolute — This t ype of time range be gins on a specific date or immediat ely and ends on a ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 100

    Administration: Time Settings Configuring Syst em T ime 83 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 6 • T ime Range Name —Ent er a new tim e range na me. • Absolute Star ting T ime — T o define the star t tim e, ent er the f ollowing: - Im me d i at e —S elect f or the time range to star t immediately . - Dat ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 101

    7 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 84 Administra tion: Diagno stic s This section c ontains inf ormation f or configuring por t mirroring, running cable tests, and viewing device op erational inf ormation. It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • T e sting Copp er Por ts • Displaying Optical Mo dule Status • ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 102

    Administration: Diagnostics Te s t i n g C o p p e r P o r t s 85 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 7 • (Optional) Disable EEE (see the Port Management > Green Ethernet > Pr oper ties page) Use a CA T5 data cable when t esting cables using ( VCT ) . Accuracy of the test r esults can have an err or range ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 103

    Administration: Diagno stic s Displaying Op tical Mo dule Sta tus Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 86 7 I f t h e p o r t b e i n g te s t e d i s a G i g a p o r t , t h e Advanced Inf ormation block contains the f ollowing information, which is r efr eshed each time you enter the page: • Cabl e Length : Prov ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 104

    Administration: Diagnostics Configuring P or t and VL AN Mirroring 87 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 7 • MGBLH 1 : 1000BA SE-LH S FP transc eiver , f or single-mo de fiber , 1310 nm wav elength, suppor ts up to 40 km. • MGBLX 1 : 1000BA S E-LX SFP transc eiver , f or single-mode fib er , 1310 nm wav eleng ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 105

    Administration: Diagno stic s Configuring P or t and VL AN Mirroring Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 88 7 A pack et that is r eceived on a net work por t assigne d t o a VLAN that is subject to mirr oring is mirror e d to the analyzer por t even if the packet was eventually trapped or discarded. Pack ets sent b ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 106

    Administration: Diagnostics V iewing CP U Utiliza tion and Se cure Cor e T e chnology 89 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 7 • Des t i na ti o n P o rt —S elect the analyzer por t t o wher e packets ar e copie d. A network analyzer , such as a P C running Wir eshark , is conne cted t o this por t . If a por ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 107

    Administration: Diagno stic s V iewing CPU Utiliz a tion and Se cure Core T e chnolog y Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 90 7 STEP 1 Click Administration > Diagnostic s > CPU Utiliza tion . The CPU Utiliz ation page appears. The CPU Input Rate field displa ys the rate of input frames to the CPU per second. ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 108

    Administration: Diagnostics V iewing CP U Utiliza tion and Se cure Cor e T e chnology 91 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 7 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 109

    8 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 92 Administra tion: Dis c over y This sect ion pr ovides inf ormation f or configuring Dis cover y . It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • Configuring B onjour Dis cover y • LLDP and CDP • Configuring LLDP • Con fig u r in g CD P C onfiguring B o njour Dis c over y As a ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 110

    Administration: Discovery Configuring Bonjour Dis cover y 93 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 When Bonjour Discover y is disable d, the device st ops any ser vice t ype advertis ements and does not respond t o requests f or ser vice from network management applications . T o glob ally enable Bonjour when the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 111

    Administration: Disc over y LLDP and CDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 94 8 STEP 3 Click Apply to updat e the Running Configuration file. STEP 4 T o enable Bonjour on an inter face, click Add. STEP 5 Select the interface, and click Apply . NOTE Click De le t e t o disable Bonjour on an interface (this p erfor ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 112

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 95 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 • CDP and LLDP end devices , such as IP phones , learn the voice VLAN configuration from CDP and LLDP adv er tisements . By def ault , the device is enabled to send out CDP and LLDP advert isement bas ed on the voice VLAN c onfig ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 113

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 96 8 • Displaying LLDP Loc al Information • Displaying LLDP Neighbors Inform a tion • Acce ssing L LD P Sta tist ics • LLDP O verlo ading LLDP O ver view LLDP is a pr ot oc ol that enables network managers to tr ouble shoot and ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 114

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 97 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 4. A sso ciate LLDP MED network policies an d the optional LLDP -MED TL Vs t o the desired inter faces by using the LLDP MED Port S ettings page. 5. If Aut o Smar tpor t is to det ect the capa bilitie s of LLDP devices , enable LLD ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 115

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 98 8 STEP 3 In the Fast Star t Repe at Count field, enter the number of times LLDP packets ar e sent when the LLDP -MED F ast Start me chanism is initia lized. This occurs when a new endpoint device links to the device. Fo r a descript ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 116

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 99 Cisc o Small Business 300 Se ries Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 The time interval b etween notifications is ent ered in the T opo logy Change S NMP Notification Int er val field in the LLDP Proper ties page. Define S NMP Notification Recipients by using the S NMP > Notificati on Recipient v ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 117

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 100 8 lowest IP addr es s among the dynamic IP addr es ses . If there ar e no dynamic addresse s, the s oft ware chooses the lowe st IP address among the static IP address es . - Non e —Do not adver tise the management IP addres s . ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 118

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 101 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 Set ting LLDP MED Net w ork Policy An LLDP -MED net work po licy is a r elat e d set of co nfiguration sett ings f or a spe cific r eal-time application such as voic e, or video. A net work policy , if configured, can be included i ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 119

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 102 8 • VL AN T ag —S elect whether the traffic is T agge d or Untagged. • Us er Pri orit y —Select the tr affic priorit y applied to traffic defined by this network p olicy . This is the CoS value. • DSCP V alue —Select th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 120

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 103 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 • SNMP Notific ation —Select whether S NMP notification is sent on a per - por t basis when an end station that suppor ts MED is di scovered; f or ex ample a SNMP managing system, when ther e is a t opology change. • A v aila ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 121

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 104 8 • Chassi s ID Subt yp e — T yp e of chassis ID (f or e xample, MAC addr es s ). • Chassi s ID —Identifier of chas sis . Where the chassis ID subt ype is a MAC address , the MAC address of the dev ice appe ars. • System ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 122

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 105 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 This page pr ovides the f ollowing fields: Glo b al • Chas sis ID Subt ype — T ype of chas sis ID . (F or example, the MA C address .) • Chassis ID —Identifier of chassis . Wher e the chassis ID subt ype is a MAC address , ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 123

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 106 8 • Auto-Negoti a tion Adver tis ed Cap abilities —Port spee d aut o-negotiation capabilities ; f or example, 1000BAS E- T half duplex mode, 100BAS E- TX full duplex mode. • Operational MA U Type —Me dium Attachment Unit (M ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 124

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 107 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 - Endpoint Clas s 1 —Indicat es a generic endpoint clas s, of f ering basic LLDP ser v ices . - Endpoint Clas s 2 —Indicates a media endp oint clas s, of f ering media streaming capabilities , as well as all Clas s 1 f eatures ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 125

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 108 8 - Untagged —Indicates the network p olicy is defined f or untagged VL ANs. • Us er Pri orit y —Network policy us er priorit y . • DSCP —Network policy D S CP . Displa ying LLDP Neighb ors Informa tion The LLDP Neighbors ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 126

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 109 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 Ba sic Details • Chas sis ID Subt ype — T ype of chas sis ID (f or e xample, MAC addr es s ). • Chassis ID —Identifier of the 802 LAN neighboring devic e chassis . • Por t ID Subt yp e — T yp e of the port identifier th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 127

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 110 8 • Operational MA U Type —Me dium Attachment Unit (MAU) type. The MAU per f orms physical la yer functions, including digital data c on version fr om the Ethernet int erfaces’ collision det ection and bit injection into the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 128

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 111 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 MED Details • Cap abilities Supp or te d —MED capabilities enabled on the por t . • Current Capabilitie s —MED TL V s advertis ed by the por t . • Dev ice C l a ss —LLDP -MED en dpoint device clas s . The po ssible devi ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 129

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 112 8 • Enable d —Enabled Port and Prot ocol VL AN IDs . VL AN IDs • VID —Port and Protocol VLAN ID . • VL AN Name s —Advertis ed VLAN names . Protocol IDs • Protoc ol ID T able —Adver tised prot ocol ID s. L o cation I ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 130

    Administration: Discovery Configuring LLDP 113 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 STEP 1 Click Adm in ist ra tion > Discover y - LLDP > LLDP Statistics . F or each por t , the fiel ds are display ed: • Interfac e —Identifier of int erface. • Tx F rames T otal —Number of tr ansmit t ed frame s. • ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 131

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring LLDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 114 8 • Lef t to Send (By tes) — T otal numb er of a vailable by tes left f or ad ditional LLDP inf ormation in each packet . • Status — Whether TL V s ar e being transmitted or if they ar e ove rloaded. STEP 2 T o view the ove ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 132

    Administration: Discovery Configuring CDP 115 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 • LLDP Optional TL V s - Size (By t es) — T otal LLDP MED optional TL Vs pack ets by t e size. - Status —If the LLDP MED optional TL V s packets were sent , or if they wer e overloaded. • LLDP MED Inven tor y - Size (By t es ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 133

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring CDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 116 8 CDP Config uration W orkflow The f o llowings is sample work flow in configuring CDP on the devic e. Y ou can also find additional CDP configuration gu idelines in the LLDP /CDP section. STEP 1 Enter the CDP global paramet ers usi ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 134

    Administration: Discovery Configuring CDP 117 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 • CDP Hold Time —Amount of time that CDP packets ar e held bef ore the pack ets ar e discarded, measur ed in mu ltiples of the TL V Advertise Inter val. F or e xample, if the TL V Adver tise Inter val is 30 sec onds, and the Hol ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 135

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring CDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 118 8 Editing CDP Inter face S et tings The Interface S etting s page enables administrators to enable/ dis able CDP per por t . Notifications can als o be trigge red when there ar e conflicts with CDP neighbors . The conflict can be V ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 136

    Administration: Discovery Configuring CDP 119 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 • Sys log V oice V LAN Mi s ma tc h —Select to enable the option of sending a S Y SL OG me ss age when a voice VLAN mismatch is detect ed This means that the voice VLAN inf ormation in the incoming frame does not mat ch what the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 137

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring CDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 120 8 - Por t ID —I de nt if ie r o f po rt a dv ert is e d in t he po rt T L V . • Cap ab il iti e s T L V - Capabilitie s —Capabilities adv er tised in the por t TL V ) • Ve r s i o n T L V - Ve r s i o n —Inf ormation about ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 138

    Administration: Discovery Configuring CDP 121 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 - Req ue st ID —La st pow er r eq uest I D r eceiv ed ec ho es t he R equest -ID field last r ec eived in a P ower R equested TL V . It is 0 if no P ower Requested TL V was received sinc e the interface last transitioned to Up. - ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 139

    Administration: Disc over y Configuring CDP Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 122 8 • Capabilitie s —Capabilities adv er tised by neighbor . • Platform —Inf ormation fr om Pl atf orm TL V of neighb or . • Neighbor Inter fac e —Outgoing int er face of the neighbor . STEP 2 Select a device, and click De ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 140

    Administration: Discovery Configuring CDP 123 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 8 Viewing CDP Statistics The CDP Statistics page displa ys inf ormation regarding Cisco Disc over y Pr otocol (CDP) frames that were sent or received from a por t . CDP packets are r eceived from devices attache d to the swit ches int ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 141

    9 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 124 Por t Man agemen t This section de scribe s por t configurat ion, link aggregation, and the Green Ethernet f eature. It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • Con fig u r in g Po rts • Set ting Por t Configuration • Configuring Link Aggre ga tion • Configuring G reen Et ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 142

    Port Management Setting Por t Configura tion 125 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 S et ting Por t C onfiguration The Po r t Set tings page displays the global and per p or t set ting of all the por ts. This page enables you to select and configure the desir ed por ts from the Edit P ort Set tings page. T o con ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 143

    Por t Management Setting Por t C onfigur a tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 126 9 • Operational Status —Displa ys whether the port is curr ently Up or Down. If the por t is down be cause of an error , the des cription of the error is displa yed. • Time Range —Sele ct to enable the time range during ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 144

    Port Management Setting Por t Configura tion 127 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 • Auto Adver tis ement —Select the capabiliti es advertis ed by aut o- negotiation when it is enabled. The options are: - Max Ca p ab il it y —All por t sp eeds and duplex mode s ettings can b e accepted. - 10 H alf — 10 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 145

    Por t Management Configuring Link Aggr egation Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 128 9 - Prot e cted P orts provide Lay er 2 is olation betwe en interfaces (Ethernet por ts and LAGs) th at share the same VLAN. - Pack ets received from pr ot ected por ts can be f or warded only to unprot ected egress p or ts. Pr o ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 146

    Port Management Configuring Link Aggr egation 129 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 Link Aggregation O ver view Link Aggr egation Control Prot o col (L ACP) is part of the IEEE spe cification ( 802.3az) that enables you to bundle several physical ports together to f orm a single lo gical channel (LAG) . L AGs m ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 147

    Por t Management Configuring Link Aggr egation Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 130 9 Ev er y L AG has the f ollowing characteristics: • All por ts in a LAG must be of the s ame media t ype. • T o add a p or t t o the LAG, it cannot be long to any VLAN ex cept the default VL AN. • Po r ts in a LAG must not ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 148

    Port Management Configuring Link Aggr egation 131 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 T o c onfigure a dynamic L AG, per f orm the f ollowing actions : 1. E n a b l e L A C P o n t h e L A G . A s s i g n u p t o 1 6 c a n d i d a t e s p o r t s t o t h e d y n a m i c L A G by sele cting and moving the por ts f ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 149

    Por t Management Configuring Link Aggr egation Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 132 9 • Por t List —Move those por ts that ar e to be assigned to the LAG from the Por t List to th e LA G M em be r s list . Up to eight por ts per static LAG can be assigne d, and 16 por ts can be as signed to a dynamic LAG. ST ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 150

    Port Management Configuring Link Aggr egation 133 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 • Administrative Auto Negoti a tion —Enables or dis able auto-negotiation on the LAG. Aut o-negotiation is a pr otocol bet ween t wo link par tners that enables a LAG to adv er tise its transmission sp eed and flow c ontro l ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 151

    Por t Management Configuring Link Aggr egation Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 134 9 C onfiguring LA C P A dynamic LAG is LACP -enabled, and LACP is run on ever y candidate por t defined in the L AG. L ACP Priorit y and Rule s LACP system priority and L ACP por t priority are both used to det ermine which of th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 152

    Port Management Configuring Link Aggr egation 135 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 However , ther e are cases when one link par tner is temporarily not configured f or LACP . One example f or such case is when the link par tner is on a device, which is in the process of r eceiving its c onfigurat ion using the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 153

    Por t Management Configuring Gr een Etherne t Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 136 9 STEP 5 Click Apply . The Running Co nfiguration file is updated. C onfiguring Green Ethernet This section de scribe s the Gr een Ethernet f eature that is designed to sav e power on the devic e. It contains the f ollowing sectio ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 154

    Port Management Configuring Gr een Ethernet 137 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 In addition t o the above Green Ethernet f eatures, the 802.3az Energy Ef ficient Ethernet (EEE) is f ound on devices suppor ting GE p ort s. EEE reduces p ower consumption when there is no tra ffic on the por t . See 802.3az Ener ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 155

    Por t Management Configuring Gr een Etherne t Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 138 9 802.3az Energy Ef ficient Ethernet Feature This section de scribe s the 802.3az Ener gy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) f e atur e. It covers the f o llowing t opics : • 802.3az EEE O ver view • Adver tise Cap abilitie s Negotiatio ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 156

    Port Management Configuring Gr een Ethernet 139 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 Adver t ise Capabilities Negotiation 802.3az EEE suppor t is advertise d during the Aut o-Negotiation stage. Aut o- Negotiation prov ides a linked device with the capabi lity to det ect the abilities (mode s of operation) suppor t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 157

    Por t Management Configuring Gr een Etherne t Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 140 9 802. 3a z EEE Configura tion Workflow This section des cribes how to configur e the 802.3az EEE f eatur e and view its counters. STEP 1 Ensure that auto-negotiation is enabled on the por t by opening the Po r t Management > P ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 158

    Port Management Configuring Gr een Ethernet 141 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 • Energy Dete ct Mo de —Disable d by default . Click the checkbox t o enable. • Shor t Reach — Globa lly enable or disable Shor t Reach mode if there are GE por ts on the devic e. NOTE If Shor t Reach is enabled, EEE must ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 159

    Por t Management Configuring Gr een Etherne t Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 142 9 T o def in e pe r port Gr een Et he rne t se tting s: STEP 1 Click Por t Man agement > Green Ethernet > Por t Set tings . The Port S ettings page displays the f ollowing : • Glob al Parameter Status —Describ es the ena ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 160

    Port Management Configuring Gr een Ethernet 143 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 9 - EEE Suppor t on Remote — Displays whether EEE is suppor ted on the link par tner . EEE must b e suppor ted on both the local and r emote link par tners. NOTE The window displa ys the Short Reach, Energy Detect and EEE set ting ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 161

    10 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 144 Smar tp or t This document de scribe s the Smar tp or ts f eature. It contains the f ollowing t opics : • O ver view • What is a Smar tp or t • Smar tp or t Typ es • Smar tp or t Macro s • Macro F ailure and the Res et Operation • How the Smar tp ort Fe atur e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 162

    Smartport Over view 145 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 O ver view The Smar tpor t f eature provides a con venient way t o sa ve and shar e c ommon configurations . By applying the s ame Smartp or t macr o to multiple int e r faces , the interfaces share a common s et of configurations . A Smar tpor t macro ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 163

    Smar tp or t Wha t is a Smar tpor t Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 146 10 Wha t is a Smar tp or t A Smar tpor t is an interface to which a built -in (or user - defined) macro ma y be applied. The se macros are designed to pr ovide a means of quickly configuring the device to suppor t the c ommunication r equir ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 164

    Smartport Smar tpor t T yp es 147 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 • Statically from a Smar tpor t macro by name only from the CLI. A Smar tpor t macro can be applie d by its Smar tpor t t ype stat ically from CLI and GUI, and dynamically by Au t o Smar tpor t . Auto Smartpor t derives the Smar tpor t typ e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 165

    Smar tp or t Smar tpor t T yp es Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 148 10 Sp e cial Sm ar tp or t Typ e s There ar e t wo spe cial Smar tpor t t ypes ; default and unknown . These t wo typ es are not ass ociated with macros, but they exist t o signif y the stat e of the int er face re g a rdi n g Sm a r t p or t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 166

    Smartport Smar tp or t Macro s 149 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 Smar tp or t Macro s A Smar tpor t macr o is a script of CLI commands that configure an i nterface appr opriately f or a par ticular net work device. Smar tpor t macros should not be co nfused with glob al macros. Global macros configure the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 167

    Smar tp or t Macro F ailure and t he R es et Opera tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 150 10 Applying a Smar tpor t Typ e to an Inter face When Smar tpor t type s are applied to int erfaces , the Smar tpor t typ es and configuration in the as sociated Smar tp or t macros ar e sav ed in the Running Configurati ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 168

    Smartport How the Smar tpor t Fea tur e W orks 151 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 After the sour ce of the pr oblem is det erm ined and the e xisting configuration or Smar tpor t macro is correct ed, you must per f orm a reset operation to r eset the int er face bef ore it can be r eapplied with a Smartp or ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 169

    Smar tp or t Auto Smartp or t Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 152 10 Auto Smar tp or t In or der f or Auto Smartpor t to aut omatically assign Smar tpor t type s to i nterfaces , the Aut o Smartp ort f eature must be enabled glob ally and on the r elevant interfaces which Aut o Smar tpor t should be allowed to ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 170

    Smartport Auto Smar tpor t 153 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 If , f or example, an IP phone is at tached to a por t , it transmits CDP or LLDP packets that advertise its capabilities . Afte r r ece ption of thes e CDP and/ or LLDP pack ets, the device derives the appr opriate Smartpor t t ype f or phone an ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 171

    Smar tp or t Auto Smartp or t Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 154 10 NOTE If only the IP P hone and Host bits are set , then the Smartpor t typ e is ip_phone_desktop. Multiple D evic e s A t tache d to the Por t The device derives the Sm ar tpor t t ype of a conne cted device via the capabilities the device adv ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 172

    Smartport Erro r Ha n dl in g 155 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 • If all devices on an interface advertis e the same capability (ther e is no conflict) the matching Smartp ort t ype is applie d to the int er face. • If one of the devices is a switch, the Switch Smartp ort t ype is used. • If one of t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 173

    Smar tp or t Default Configur a tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 156 10 D efault C onfigura tion Smar tpor t is always a vailable. By defaul t , Aut o Smar tpor t is enabled by Auto V oice VL AN, relies on both CDP and LLDP to det ect at taching device's Smar tpor t type, and detects Smar tpor t t ype ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 174

    Smartport Common Smar tp or t T asks 157 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 STEP 4 Click Apply STEP 5 T o enable the Aut o Smar tpor t f eatur e on one or mor e int er faces , open the Smar tpor t > Interface Set tings page. STEP 6 Select the interface, and click Ed it . STEP 7 Select Aut o Smar tpor t in th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 175

    Smar tp or t Common Smar tp or t T asks Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 158 10 3. Click Vi e w M a c r o S o u r c e to view the curr ent Smar tpor t macro that is as sociated with the sele cted Smar tpor t T yp e. 4. Click Edit to open a new window in which you can bind user -defined macros to the selected Sma ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 176

    Smartport Configuring Smar tp or t Using The W eb -bas ed Interface 159 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 C onfiguring Smar tp or t Using The We b -b as e d Inter face The Smar tpor t f e atur e is configured in the Smartp or t > Propertie s, Smar tp or t T yp e Set tings and Interface S etting s pages . F ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 177

    Smar tp or t Configuring Smartp or t Using The Web-b ase d In terfac e Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 160 10 STEP 3 Click Apply . This sets the glob al Smar tpor t parameters on the device. Smar tpor t Typ e S et tings Use the Smar tp or t T ype S ettings page to edit the Smar tpor t T ype s ettings and view t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 178

    Smartport Configuring Smar tp or t Using The W eb -bas ed Interface 161 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 • User Defined Macro —If desired, select the user -define d macro that is t o be ass ociated with the sele ct ed Smar tpor t typ e. The macr o must hav e already been paired with an anti-macr o. Pairin ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 179

    Smar tp or t Configuring Smartp or t Using The Web-b ase d In terfac e Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 162 10 corrections hav e been made prior to clicking Re apply . See the work flow area in Common Smar tp or t T asks section f or troubleshooting tips . • Reapply a Smar tpor t macro t o an interface. In som ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 180

    Smartport Configuring Smar tp or t Using The W eb -bas ed Interface 163 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 NOTE Reset ting the int er face of unknown type do es not reset the configuration per f ormed by the macro that f ailed. This clean up must b e done manually . T o as sign a Smar tpor t t ype to an int erf ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 181

    Smar tp or t Built-in Smar tpor t Macros Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 164 10 Built-in Smar tp or t Macros The f ollowing de scribes the pair of built-in macr os f or each Smartp or t type. For each Smartp or t type there is a macro t o c onfigure the int er face and an anti macro t o remov e the configurat i ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 182

    Smartport Built-in Smar tpor t Macros 165 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 port security mode max-addresses port security discard trap 60 # smartport storm-control broadcast leve l 10 smartport storm-control include-multic ast smartport storm-control broadcast enab le # spanning-tree portfast # @ no_desktop [ ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 183

    Smar tp or t Built-in Smar tpor t Macros Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 166 10 # smartport storm-control broadcast level 10 smartport storm-control include-multicast smartport storm-control broadcast enable # spanning-tree portfast # @ no_printer [no_printer] #macro description No printer # no switchport acces ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 184

    Smartport Built-in Smar tpor t Macros 167 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 smartport storm-control broadcast enab le # spanning-tree portfast # @ no_gue st] ] [no_guest] #macro description No guest # no switchport access vlan no switchport mode # no port security no port security mode # no smartport storm-con ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 185

    Smar tp or t Built-in Smar tpor t Macros Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 168 10 spanning-tree portfast # @ no_ser ver [no_server] #macro description No server # no smartport switchport trunk nati ve vlan smartport switchport trunk allowed vlan remove all # no port security no port security mode no port security ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 186

    Smartport Built-in Smar tpor t Macros 169 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 # @ no_host [no_host] #macro description No host # no smartport switchport trunk native v lan smartport switchport trunk allowed vla n remove all # no port security no port security mode no port security max # no smartport storm-contro ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 187

    Smar tp or t Built-in Smar tpor t Macros Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 170 10 no_ip_cam era [no_ip_camera] #macro description No ip_camera # no switchport access vlan no switchport mode # no port security no port security mode # no smartport storm-control broadca st enable no smartport storm-control broadca s ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 188

    Smartport Built-in Smar tpor t Macros 171 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 no_ip_phone [no_ip_phone] #macro description no ip_phone #macro keywords $voice_vlan # #macro key description: $voice_vlan: The voice VLAN ID # #Default Values are #$voice_vlan = 1 # smartport switchport trunk allowed vla n remove $voi ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 189

    Smar tp or t Built-in Smar tpor t Macros Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 172 10 smartport storm-control broadcast enable # spanning-tree portfast # @ no_ip_phone_de sktop [no_ip_phone_desktop] #macro description no ip_phone_des ktop #macro keywords $voice_vlan # #macro key description: $voice_v lan: The voice V ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 190

    Smartport Built-in Smar tpor t Macros 173 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 # @ no_switch [no_switch] #macro description No switch #macro keywords $voice_vlan # #macro key description: $voice_vlan: The voice VLAN ID # no smartport switchport trunk native v lan smartport switchport trunk allowed vla n remove al ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 191

    Smar tp or t Built-in Smar tpor t Macros Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 174 10 #macro keywords $voice_vlan # #macro key description: $voice_vlan: The voice VLAN ID # no smartport switchport trunk native vlan smartport switchport trunk allowed vlan rem ove all # no smartport storm-control broadcast en able no s ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 192

    Smartport Built-in Smar tpor t Macros 175 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 10 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 193

    11 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 176 Por t Man agemen t : PoE The P ower over Ethernet (P oE) f eature is only a vailable on P oE-b ased devices . F or a list of Po E-base d devices , ref er to the De v i ce M od e l s sect io n. This section de scribes how to use the P oE f eature. It covers the f ollowin g ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 194

    Port Management: PoE PoE o n t h e D e v ic e 177 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 11 Power ov er Ethernet can be used in any ent erprise net work that deploys re latively low-powered device s connected to the Ethernet LAN, such as : • IP phones • W i r eless a ccess po i n ts • IP gatewa ys • Audio and ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 195

    Por t Management : PoE PoE on t he D e vi c e Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 178 11 Y ou can decide the f ollowing: • Maximum power a PS E is allowed to supply to a PD • During device operation, to change the mode from Class Power Limit t o Port Limit and vice versa. The p ower values p er por t that were ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 196

    Port Management: PoE Configuring PoE Pr op er tie s 179 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 11 may not be able t o pr operly supply power to its attaching PD s. T o prevent false det ection, you should disable PoE on the por ts on the PoE switches that are used to connect to PSEs . Y ou should also first p ower up ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 197

    Por t Management : PoE Configuring P oE Settings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 180 11 The f ollowing c ounters ar e displ a yed f or each device : • Nominal Power — The total amount of power th e devic e can supply to all the connected PD s. • Consum ed P ower —Amount of power currently being consume ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 198

    Port Management: PoE Configuring PoE Settings 181 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 11 The administrat or configures all por ts to a llocate up t o 30 wat ts . This r esults in 48 times 30 p ort s equaling 1440 watts , which is too much. The device cannot pr ovide enough power to each por t , so it provides power ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 199

    Por t Management : PoE Configuring P oE Settings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 182 11 • Clas s — This field appears only if the P ower Mode set in the P oE Pr oper ties page is Class Limit . The clas s det ermines the power level: • Pow e r C o n su m pt i on —Display s the amount of power in milliwat ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 200

    Port Management: PoE Configuring PoE Settings 183 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 11 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 201

    12 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 184 VL AN Mana gemen t This section c overs the f ollowing topics: • VL ANs • Configuring D e fault VL AN S ettings • Creating VL ANs • Configuring VL AN Interfac e Set tings • Defi nin g VLAN Me m be rs h ip • GVR P S et t in g s • VL AN Group s • Vo i c e V L ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 202

    VLAN Management VL ANs 185 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 VL AN Des cription Each VLAN is co nfigur ed with a unique VI D ( VL AN ID) with a value fr om 1 t o 4094. A por t on a device i n a bridged networ k is a member o f a VLAN if it can se nd data to and r e ceive data from the VLAN. A por t is an untag ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 203

    VL AN Management VL ANs Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 186 12 VL AN Roles VLANs function at Layer 2. All VLAN traf fic (Unicast /Broadcast /Multicast) remains within its VLAN. D evices at tached to diff er ent VLANs do not have dir ect connectivit y t o each other over the Ethernet MAC la yer . D evices from d ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 204

    VLAN Management Configuring Def ault VL AN S ettings 187 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 Cust omer traffic is encapsulated with an S-tag with TPID 0x8100, r egardless of whether it was originally c-tagged or untagge d. The S-tag allows this traffic to be treat ed as an aggregat e within a pr ovider bridge ne ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 205

    VL AN Management Configuring Def ault VL AN S ettings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 188 12 • It cannot be use d f or any special role, such as unauthenticat ed VLAN or V oice VL AN. This is only r elevant f or OUI-enabled voice VL AN. • If a por t is no longer a memb er of any VLAN, the device au t omatic ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 206

    VLAN Management Crea tin g VL ANs 189 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 Creating VL ANs Y ou can creat e a VL AN, but this has no eff ect until the VL AN is attache d t o at least one por t , either manually or dynamically . Po r ts must alwa ys belong to one or mor e VLANs . The 300 Serie s device suppor ts u ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 207

    VL AN Management Configuring VL AN Int er face Settings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 190 12 C onfiguring VL AN Inter fac e S et tings The Interface Set tings page displays and enables config uration of VL AN-relat ed parameters f or all interface s T o c onfigur e the VLAN s et tings: STEP 1 Click VL AN Man ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 208

    VLAN Management De f i ni n g V L AN M em bers hi p 191 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 - Admit T agged Only — The interface acc epts only tagged frames . - Admit Untagged Only — The int erface accepts only untagged and priority frame s. • Ingres s Filtering —(A vailable only in General mode) Sele ct ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 209

    VL AN Management De fin i ng V L AN Me mbe r s hi p Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 192 12 C onfiguring Por t to VL AN Use the Port to VLAN page t o display and configure the por ts within a spe cific VL AN. T o map p or ts or LAGs to a VLAN: STEP 1 Click VL AN Man agement > Port to VL AN . STEP 2 Select a V ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 210

    VLAN Management De f i ni n g V L AN M em bers hi p 193 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 C onfiguring VL AN Memb ership The Port VL AN Membership page displays all por ts on the device along with a list of VLANs to which each por t belongs . If the por t-based authentication method fo r an interface is 802. 1 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 211

    VL AN Management GV R P S e t t i n g s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 194 12 - Forbidden — The interface is not allowed to join the VLAN even fr om GVRP r e gistration. When a por t is not a member of any other VLAN, enabling this option on the por t makes the por t par t of internal VLAN 4095 (a r eser ved ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 212

    VLAN Management VL AN Groups 195 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 GVRP must be activat ed glob ally as well as on each por t . When it is activat ed, it transmits and r ec eives GARP P ack et Data Units (GPDUs ) . VL ANs that ar e defined but not active ar e not propagat e d. T o propagate the VLAN, it must b ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 213

    VL AN Management VL AN Groups Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 196 12 If several classifications scheme s are defined, pack ets ar e assigne d t o a VLAN in the f ollowing order : • TA G : If the pack et is tagged , the VLAN is taken fr om the tag. • MAC-Based VLAN: If a MAC-ba sed VLAN has b een defined, th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 214

    VLAN Management VL AN Groups 197 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 NOTE This MAC addr ess cannot b e assigned to any other VLAN group. • Prefix Mask —Enter one of the f ollowing : - Ho st —Source host of the MAC address - Le n g t h — Prefix of the MAC address • Group ID —Ent er a user -cre ated VL ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 215

    VL AN Management Vo i c e V L A N Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 198 12 Vo i c e V L A N In a LAN, voic e devices , such as IP phone s, V oIP endp oints, and voice syst ems ar e placed into the same VLAN. This VLAN is ref erred as the voice VLAN. If the voice devices are in diff er ent voice VLANs , IP (Lay er ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 216

    VLAN Management Vo i c e V L A N 199 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 From a VLAN perspe ctive, the above models operate in both VLAN-awar e and VLAN-unaware en vironments. In the VL AN-awar e en vir onment , the voice VLAN is one of the many VLANs configured in an installation. The VLAN-unawar e scenario is ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 217

    VL AN Management Vo i c e V L A N Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 200 12 Unlik e T elephon y OUI mode that dete cts voice devices ba sed on telephon y OU I, Au to Voi c e V L A N m o de de p e nd s o n Auto S ma r t p or t to d yn a mi ca l ly add the por ts to the v oice VL AN. Aut o Smartp or t , if enabled, ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 218

    VLAN Management Vo i c e V L A N 201 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 When Aut o Smar tpor t is enabled, dep ending on Aut o V oice VL AN mode, Auto Smar tpor t is enabled when Auto V oic e VLAN become s operational. If desired, you can mak e Aut o Smar tpor t independent of Auto V oice VL AN. NOTE The defaul ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 219

    VL AN Management Vo i c e V L A N Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 202 12 • When a new voice VLAN is c onfigured/ dis covered, the device automatically cr eat es it , and r eplaces all the p or t memberships of the existing voice VL AN t o the new voice VL AN. This ma y int errupt or terminat e e xisting voice ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 220

    VLAN Management Vo i c e V L A N 203 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 V oic e VL AN C onstraints The f ollowing c onstraints exist: • Only one V oice VL AN is suppor ted. • A VLAN that is define d as a V oic e VLAN cannot b e remov ed In addition the f ollowing c onstraint s are applicable f or T elephon ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 221

    VL AN Management Vo i c e V L A N Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 204 12 STEP 4 Select the Aut o V oice VL AN Activation metho d. NOTE If the device is currently in T elephon y OUI mode, you must disable it bef or e you can configur e Aut o V oice Vlan STEP 5 Click Apply . STEP 6 Configure Smartp or ts as descr ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 222

    VLAN Management Vo i c e V L A N 205 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 Co nfiguring V oic e VL AN Proper tie s Use the V oice VL AN Proper ties page f or the f ollowing: • V iew how voice VL AN is curr ently configured. • Configure the VLAN ID of the V oic e VLAN. • Configure v oice VLAN QoS s ettings . ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 223

    VL AN Management Vo i c e V L A N Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 206 12 - Enable T elephony OUI —Enable Dynamic V oic e VL AN in T elephony OUI mode. - Disable —Disable Aut o V oic e Vlan or T elephony OUI. • Auto V o ice VL AN Activation —If Aut o V oice VL AN was enabled, s elect one of the f ollowin ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 224

    VLAN Management Vo i c e V L A N 207 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 • Sou r ce Ty pe —Displa ys the type of source where the voice VLAN is discovered by the r oot device. • CoS/802. 1 p —Displays CoS/802. 1 p values to be used by the LLDP -MED as a voice network policy . • DSCP —Displa ys DS CP ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 225

    VL AN Management Vo i c e V L A N Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 208 12 • Vo i c e V L A N I D — T he identifier of the curr ent voice VLAN. • CoS/802. 1 p — The adver tised or configured CoS/802. 1 p value s that ar e used by the LLDP -MED as a voice network po licy . • DSCP — The adver tised or c ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 226

    VLAN Management Vo i c e V L A N 209 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 T o c onfigure T elephony OUI and/ or add a new V oice VLAN OUI: STEP 1 Click VL AN Management > Vo i c e V L A N > Te l e p h o n y O U I . The T elephony OUI page contains the f ollowing fields: • T elephony OUI Op erational Statu ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 227

    VL AN Management Vo i c e V L A N Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 210 12 Adding Interfac es to V oice VL AN on B asis of OUIs The QoS at tribut es can be as signed p er por t to the v oice packets in one of the f ollowing modes: • All —Qualit y of Ser vice (Q oS) values configured t o the V oice VL AN are a ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 228

    VLAN Management Acces s P ort Mu lti c as t TV V L AN 211 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 Ac c e s s Por t Multic ast T V VL AN Multicast T V VL ANs enable Multicast tran smis sions to subscribers who are not on the same data VL AN (La yer 2-isolat ed), without replicating the Multicast transmission frames f ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 229

    VL AN Management Acc e ss Po r t Multicast TV VL AN Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 212 12 IGMP Sno oping Multicast T V VL AN re lies on IGMP snooping, which means that : • Subscrib ers use IGMP me ssage s to jo in or leav e a Multicast gr oup. • Device p er f orms IGMP sno oping and configures the acc es s ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 230

    VLAN Management Acces s P ort Mu lti c as t TV V L AN 213 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 C onfigura tion Wo rk f l ow Configure TV VL AN with the f ollowing st eps: 1 . Define a T V VL AN by associatin g a Multicast gr oup to a VLAN (using the Multicast Gr oup to VLAN page). 2. Spe cify the ac ces s p or ts ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 231

    VL AN Management Cust omer Port Multicast TV VL AN Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 214 12 Por t Multicast VL AN Memb ership T o define the Multicast T V VL AN configuration: STEP 1 Click VLAN Management > Ac ces s Port Multicast T V VLAN > Por t Multicast VLAN Membership . STEP 2 Select a VL AN from the M ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 232

    VLAN Management Cust omer Po r t Multicas t TV VL AN 215 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 All pack ets from the subscriber to the ser vice provider network are encapsulated by the acce ss devic e with the subscrib er ’ s VL AN configured as cust omer VLAN (Outer tag or S- VID), except f or IGMP snooping me ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 233

    VL AN Management Cust omer Port Multicast TV VL AN Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 216 12 To m a p C P E V L A N s : STEP 1 Click VL AN Management > Customer P ort Multicast T V VLAN > CPE VL AN to VLAN. STEP 2 Click Add . STEP 3 Enter the f ollowing fields : • CPE VLAN —Enter the VLAN define d on the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 234

    VLAN Management Cust omer Po r t Multicas t TV VL AN 217 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 12 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 235

    13 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 218 Sp anning T re e This section de scribe s the Spanning T ree Prot o col (STP) (IEEE802. 1D and IEEE802. 1Q) and covers the f ollowing topics: • STP Flavors • Configuring STP Status and Global S et tings • De fining Spanning Tr ee Inter face S et tings • Configuring ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 236

    Spanning Tree Configuring S TP Status and Global Settings 219 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 13 The device suppor ts the f ollowing Spanning T ree Pr otocol versions: • Classic STP – Provides a single path bet ween any two end stations , av oiding and eliminating lo ops . • Rapid STP (R STP) – Det ects ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 237

    Sp anning Tree Configuring S TP Sta tus and Global Sett ings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 220 13 • BPDU Handling —Sele ct how Bridge Pr ot oc ol Da ta Unit (BPDU) pack ets ar e managed when STP is disabled on the por t or the device. BPDUs are used t o transmit spanning tr ee inf ormation. - Fil t e ri n ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 238

    Spanning Tree Defining Spanning T ree Int er face S e ttings 221 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 13 • T op ology Change s Counts — The total number of S TP t opology changes that hav e occurred. • L ast T op ology Change — The time int er val that elapse d since the last topology change occurred. The ti ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 239

    Sp anning Tree Defining Spannin g T r ee Int er face Settings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 222 13 • Root Guard —Enables or disable s Root Guar d on the device. The Root Guar d option pr ovides a way t o enf orce the r oot bridge placement in the network . Root Guar d ensur es that the por t on which this ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 240

    Spanning Tree Configur ing Rapid Spann ing T ree S etting s 223 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 13 - Blo ck ing — The po r t is curr ently blocked, and cannot f or ward traffic (with the ex c eption of BPDU data) or learn MA C addresse s. - Listening — The por t is in Listening mode. T he por t cannot f or ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 241

    Sp anning Tree Configuring R apid Spanning T r ee S ettings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 224 13 T o enter RS TP settings : STEP 1 Click Sp anning T r ee > STP Status and Global S et tings . Enable RSTP . STEP 2 Click Sp anning T r ee > RSTP I nt erfa ce Setting s . The RS TP Int er face Set tings page ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 242

    Spanning Tree Configur ing Rapid Spann ing T ree S etting s 225 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 13 - Design at ed — The interface through which the bridge is connected t o the LAN, which provides the lowest co st path fr om the LAN to the R oot Bridge. - Alternat e —Provides an alt ernat e path t o the Root ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 243

    Sp anning Tree Multiple S panning T ree Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 226 13 Multiple Sp anning T re e Multiple Spanning T ree Prot o col (MSTP) is used to separat e the S TP por t state bet ween various domains (on dif f erent VL ANs ). For e xample, while por t A is blocked in one S TP instance due t o a lo ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 244

    Spanning Tree Mapping VL ANs to a MS TP I nstance 227 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 13 Switches int ended to be in the s ame MST r egion are never separated by switches from another MS T r egion. If they are separat ed, the region bec omes t wo separat e re gi on s . This mapping can be done in the VL AN to M ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 245

    Sp anning Tree De fin ing M S TP I n s tan ce Se tt i n gs Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 228 13 F or those VL ANs that ar e not e xplicitly mapped to one of the MS T instances , the device automatically maps them to the CIS T (C ore and Inte rnal Spanning T ree) instance. The CIST instance is MST instance 0. ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 246

    Spanning Tree De f i ni n g MS TP I n te rfa ce Se tt i ng s 229 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 13 • Included VL AN —Displa ys the VLANs mappe d to the select ed instance. The default mapping is that all VLANs are mapped to the common and internal spanning tr ee (CIST ) instance 0) . • Bridge Priorit y ? ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 247

    Sp anning Tree De fin in g M S TP I n terf ace Se tti ng s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 230 13 STEP 5 Enter the paramet ers. • Instanc e ID —S elect the MS T instance to be configured. • Interfac e —Sele ct the interface f or which the MS TI set tings ar e t o be defined. • Interfac e Priorit y — ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 248

    Spanning Tree De f i ni n g MS TP I n te rfa ce Se tt i ng s 231 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 13 - Bac k u p — The interface provides a b ackup path to the designat ed por t path t oward the Spanning T ree le av es . Ba cku p p orts occ ur wh en two por ts are connected in a loop by a p oint -to-point link ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 249

    14 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 232 Man aging MA C A ddre s s T able s This section de scribe how to add MA C addresse s t o the syst em. It covers the f o llowing t opics : • Configuring St a tic MAC Addr es s es • Managing D ynamic MA C Addres se s • Def in i n g R ese r ved MA C A d d r esses Typ es ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 250

    Managing MAC Address Tables Configuring Sta tic MAC Addr ess es 233 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 14 C onfiguring Static MA C A ddres s e s Static MAC a ddresses are assigne d t o a specific physical i nterface and VLAN on the device. If tha t address is detected on another interface, it is ignor ed, and is n ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 251

    Ma nagi ng M A C Ad d r ess T abl es Managing Dynamic MAC Addr ess es Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 234 14 Managing D yn amic MA C Addre s s e s The Dynamic Addr e ss T able (bridg ing table ) contains the MA C addr ess es acquired by monit oring the source addr es ses of frame s entering the device. T o prev ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 252

    Managing MAC Address Tables Defining Res er ve d MAC Address es 235 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 14 D efining Re s er ve d MA C A ddres s e s When the device receives a frame with a Destination MAC address that belongs to a r eser ved range (per the IEEE standard), the frame can be dis carded or bridged. The ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 253

    15 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 236 Multic ast This section de scribe s the Multicast F or warding f eature, and covers the f ollowing top ic s : • Multicast For warding • De fining Multicast Proper tie s • Addi ng M A C Gr oup Addr e ss • Ad d in g IP Mul tica st G r oup Add r esses • Configuring ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 254

    Multicast Multicast F orwarding 237 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 F or Multicast f or warding t o work acr os s IP subnets, node s, and rout ers must be Multicast-capable. A Multicast -capable node must be able to: • Send and r eceive Multicast pack ets . • Register the Multicast addr e sse s being lis ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 255

    Multic ast Multicas t Forwar ding Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 238 15 The device can f orward Multicast str eams based on one of the f ollowing options: • Multicast MAC Gr oup Addr es s • IP Multicast Group Addr ess (G) • A combination of the source IP address (S) and the destination IP Multicast Group ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 256

    Multicast Defining Multicas t Pr oper tie s 239 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 If the device is enab led as an IGMP Querier , i t star ts after 60 se conds have passed with no IGMP traffic (queries ) det ect ed from a Multicast r outer . In the presence of other IGMP Queriers, the devic e might (or might no ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 257

    Multic ast Defining Multicas t Proper ties Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 240 15 A common way of r epr esenting Multicast memb ership is the (S,G) notation wher e S is the (single) sour ce sending a Multicast stream of data, and G is the IP v 4 or IP v6 gr oup addr es s. If a Multicast client can receive Multi ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 258

    Multicast Adding MAC Gr oup Addr ess 241 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 STEP 3 Click Apply . The Running C onfiguration file is updated. Adding MAC Gr oup Addre s s The device suppor ts f orwarding incoming Multicast traffic base d on the Multicast group inf ormation. This inf ormation is derived fr om the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 259

    Multic ast Adding MAC Gr oup Address Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 242 15 Entries that were cr eat ed both in this page and in the IP Multicast Group Addr es s page ar e display ed. For those creat ed in the IP Multicast Group Addr es s page, the IP address es are conv er ted t o MAC addr ess es . STEP 4 Clic ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 260

    Multicast Adding IP M ulticas t Gr oup Addr esse s 243 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 Adding IP Multic ast Group Addre s s e s The IP Multicast Group Addr ess page is similar to the MAC Gr oup Addr ess page ex c ept that Multicast gr oups are id entified by IP addresses . The IP Multicast Group Addr ess pag ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 261

    Multic ast Configuring IGMP Sn ooping Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 244 15 • IP Sourc e Addre ss —D efines the source address to be included. STEP 6 Click Apply . The IP Multicast group is added, and the device is up dat ed. STEP 7 T o configure and displa y the r egistration of an IP gr oup addr ess , se ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 262

    Multicast Configuring IGMP Snooping 245 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 When IGMP Snooping is enabled globally or on a VL AN, all IGMP packets ar e f or warded t o the CPU . The CPU analy zes the incoming packets, and determines the f ollowing : • Which por ts ar e asking t o join which Multicast gr oups o ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 263

    Multic ast Configuring IGMP Sn ooping Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 246 15 Ther e can be only one IGMP Querier in a network . The device supp or ts standards-based IGMP Querier election. Some of the values of the operational parameters of this table ar e sent by the elected querier . The other values are deri ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 264

    Multicast MLD Snooping 247 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 • Operational L ast Member Quer y Inter val —Displays the Last Member Quer y Inter val sent by the elected querier . • Im m e d i ate L e av e —Enable Imme diate L eave t o decrease the time it takes to block a Multicast stream sent t o a me ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 265

    Multic ast MLD Snooping Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 248 15 In an appr oach similar to IGMP snooping, MLD frames are snooped as they are f or warded by the device from stations t o an upstream Multicast rout er and vice versa. This facility enable s a device to conclude the f ollowing : • On which por ts s ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 266

    Multicast Quer ying IGMP /MLD IP Multicas t Group 249 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 • Operational Quer y Robustness —Displa ys the robustness variable sent by the elected querier . • Quer y Inter val —Enter the Quer y Int er val value t o be used by the devic e if the device cannot derive the value ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 267

    Multic ast Defining Mu lticast R outer P orts Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 250 15 There might be a diff er ence bet ween information on this page and, f or example, inf ormation displayed in the MAC Group Addr ess page . A ssuming that the system is in MAC-base d gr oups and a p or t that requested to join t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 268

    Multicast Defining F orward Al l Multicas t 251 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 T o statically c onfigure or see dynamically- detect ed por ts c onnected to the Multicast rout er : STEP 1 Click Multicast > Multic ast Router Por t . STEP 2 Ent e r some or all of fo llowing quer y filter crit eria: • VL A ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 269

    Multic ast Defining Unr egister ed Multicas t Settings Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 252 15 IGMP or MLD mes sages are not f or warded to por ts defined as For w a r d A l l . NOTE The configuration aff ects only the por ts that ar e members of the selected VL AN. T o define Forw ar d All Multicast : STEP 1 Cl ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 270

    Multicast D e fining Unregist ered Multicast Settings 253 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 15 Y ou can select a p or t to receive or filt er unregister ed Multicast streams. The configuration is valid f or an y VL AN of which it is a member (or will be a member) . This f eature ensures that the cust omer r eceiv ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 271

    16 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 254 IP C onfigura tion IP int er face addresse s can be configured manually by the user , or automatically configured by a DHCP se r ver . This se ction provides inf o rmation f or defining the device IP address es , either manually or by making the device a DHCP client . This ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 272

    IP Configuration Over view 255 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 L a yer 2 IP Addre ssing In Lay er 2 system mode, the device has up to one IPv 4 address and up to two IP v6 interfaces (either “native” int er face or T unnel) in the management VLAN. This IP address and the default gatewa y can be configure ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 273

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 256 16 • The system status LED changes to solid gr een when a new unique IP addr es s is r eceived from the DHC P ser ver . If a static IP address has been set , the system status LED also chang es to solid gr een. The LED flash ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 274

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 257 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 D efining an IP v4 Inter face in L ayer 2 System Mo de T o manage the device by using the web- b ased c onfiguration utility , the IPv4 device management IP address must b e defined and known. The devic e IP address can be ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 275

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 258 16 If a dynamic IP addr es s is retrieved fr om the DHCP ser ver , s elect tho se of the f ollowing fields that are enabled: • Renew IP Addres s Now — The device dynamic IP address can be renewed any time after it is assig ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 276

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 259 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 • IP Addres s —Configured IP address f or the int er face. • Mask —Configured IP address mask . • Status —R esults of the IP addr es s duplication check . - Te n t a t i v e — There is no final result f or th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 277

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 260 16 IP v4 Route s When the device is in La yer 3 syst em mode, this page enables configuring and viewing IP v 4 static rout es on the device. When routing traffic, the ne xt hop is decide d on according t o the longest prefix m ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 278

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 261 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 ARP The device maintains an ARP (A ddr es s Re solution Pro tocol) table f or all known devices that reside in the IP subnets directly connected to it . A directly-connected IP subnet is the subnet t o which an IPv4 inte r ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 279

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 262 16 • Status — Whether the entr y was manually enter ed or dynamically learned. STEP 4 Click Add . STEP 5 Enter the paramet ers: • IP V e rsion — T he IP addr es s f o rmat suppor t ed by the host . Only IP v 4 is suppo ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 280

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 263 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 STEP 3 Click Apply . The ARP pro x y is enabled, and the Running Configuration file is updated. UDP Rela y /IP Help er The UDP Rela y /IP Help er f eature is only a vailable when the device is in La yer 3 system mode. Swit ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 281

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 264 16 A trust ed p or t is a por t that is connected to a DHCP ser ver and is allowed to assign DHCP ad dr es ses . DHCP mes sage s r eceived on trusted por ts are allowed t o pas s thr ough the device. An untrusted por t is a po ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 282

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 265 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 The f ollowing Option 82 options are a vailable on the device : • DHCP Inser tion - Add Option 82 info rmation to pack ets that do not ha ve f oreign Option 82 inf ormation. • DHCP Passthrough - F or ward or r eject DH ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 283

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 266 16 The f ollowing de scribe s how DHCP request packets are handled when both DHCP Snooping and DHCP Relay ar e enabled: Option 82 Inser tion Disable d Pac ke t i s s en t without Option 82 Pac ke t i s s e n t with the origina ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 284

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 267 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 The f ollowing de scrib es how DHCP Reply pack ets ar e handled when DHCP Snooping is dis abled: Option 82 Inser tion Enabled Relay – is sen t with Option 82 Bridge – Option 82 is added (if por t is trust ed, beha ves ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 285

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 268 16 Option 82 inser tion disable d Pac ke t is sen t without Option 82 Pac ke t is sent with the original Option 82 Relay – discards Option 82 Bridge – Pac ket is sent without Option 82 Relay – 1. I f r e p l y originat e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 286

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 269 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 The f ollowing de scrib es how DHCP r eply packets ar e handled when both DHCP Snooping and DHCP Rela y ar e enabled DHCP Sno oping Binding Da tab as e DHCP Snooping builds a databas e (known as the DHCP Snooping Binding d ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 287

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 270 16 The DHCP Snooping Binding databas e is also use d by IP Source Guar d and Dynamic ARP Inspe ction f eatures to det ermine legitimate packet sour ces . DHCP T rusted Por ts Po r ts can be either DHCP trusted or untrusted. By ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 288

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 271 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 STEP 6 Device f or wards DHCPOFFER, DHCP A CK , or DHCPNAK . The f ollowing summarize s how DHCP pack ets ar e handled from both trust ed and untrusted por ts. The DHCP Sno oping Binding databas e is st or ed in non-volati ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 289

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 272 16 DHCP Sno oping Along With DHCP Rela y If both DHCP Snooping and DHCP Relay ar e globally enabled, then if DHCP Snooping is enabled on the client's VL AN, DHCP Snooping rules c ontained in the DHCP Snooping Binding data ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 290

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 273 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 STEP 1 Enable DHCP Sno oping and/ or DH CP Relay in the IP C onfigura tion > DHCP > Propertie s page or in the Se curit y > DHCP Snooping > Proper ties page. STEP 2 Define the inter faces on which DH CP Snoopin ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 291

    IP Configuration IPv4 Management and In terface s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 274 16 STEP 2 Click Apply . The set tings ar e written to the Running Configuration file. STEP 3 T o define a DHCP ser ver , click Add . STEP 4 Enter the IP addr ess of the DHCP s er ver and click Apply . The set tings ar e writte ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 292

    IP Configuration IPv4 Managemen t and In terface s 275 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 DHCP Sno oping Binding Da tabas e See How the DHCP Snooping Binding Databas e is Built f or a de scription of how dynamic entries are added to the DHCP Snooping Binding database. Not e the f o llowing points about mainte n ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 293

    IP Configuration DHCP S er ver Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 276 16 STEP 4 Click Apply . The set tings ar e defined, and the device is up dat ed. DHCP S er ver The DHCP v 4 Ser ver f eature enables you t o configure the device as a DHCP v 4 ser ver . A DHCP v 4 ser ver is used t o assign IP v 4 addr ess and o ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 294

    IP Configuration DHCP Ser ver 277 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 The f ollowing options can b e set with the generic DHCP option CLI command: • Integer type : 2, 13, 22, 26, 24, 25, 35, 38 • A SCII t ype : 14, 17 , 18, 40 , 43, 47 , 64 • IP Addr es s type : 16, 28, 32 • IP List typ e: 5, 7 - 11 , 21 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 295

    IP Configuration DHCP S er ver Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 278 16 De pe n d e n c ies Betw een Fea tu r es • A single interface cannot be configured as both a DHCP v 4 client and DHCP v 4 ser ver at the s ame time. • If DHCP v 4 Relay is enabled, the device cannot be c onfigured as a DHCP ser ver . D ef ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 296

    IP Configuration DHCP Ser ver 279 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 STEP 5 V iew the allocated IP addr ess es using the Address Binding page. IP address es can be deleted in this page. DHCP v4 S er ver T o c onfigure the device as a DHCP v 4 ser ver : STEP 1 Click IP Configuration > IP v 4 Management and In ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 297

    IP Configuration DHCP S er ver Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 280 16 • Po ol N am e — Enter the pool name. • Subnet IP Address —Enter the subnet in which the network p ool resides . • Mask —Ent er one of f ollowing : - Network Mask —Che ck and ente r the pool’s network mask . - Prefix L ength ? ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 298

    IP Configuration DHCP Ser ver 281 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 - Mixe d —A combination of b -node and p-node c ommunications is used to regist er and r esolve NetBIO S names . M-node first uses b-node ; then, if nec ess ar y , p-no de. M-node is t ypically not the best choice f or larger networks b ecau ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 299

    IP Configuration DHCP S er ver Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 282 16 T o manually allocate a permanent IP address to a specific client : STEP 1 Click IP Configuration > IP v 4 Management and Int er faces > DHCP Ser ver > Static Hosts to displa y the Static Hosts page. The static hosts are displa yed. ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 300

    IP Configuration DHCP Ser ver 283 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 - Hybrid —A hybrid combination of b -node and p-node is us ed. When configured to use h-node, a computer alwa ys trie s p-node first and uses b- node only if p-node fails. This is the default . - Mixe d —A combination of b -node and p-node ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 301

    IP Configuration IPv6 Manag ement and I n ter faces Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 284 16 • Le a s e E x p i r a t i o n — The leas e expiration dat e and time of the host’ s IP addr es s or Infinite is such was the lease duration defined. • Ty p e — The manner in which the IP addres s was assigned t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 302

    IP Configuration IPv6 Management and In terface s 285 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 IP v 6 Glob al C onfiguration T o define IPv6 glob al parameters and DHCPv6 client set tings : STEP 1 In La yer 2 syst em mode, click Admini stra tion > Management In terfac e > IP v 6 Global C onfiguration . In Lay e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 303

    IP Configuration IPv6 Manag ement and I n ter faces Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 286 16 T o define an IP v6 inter face: STEP 1 In La yer 2 syst em mode, click Admini str a ti on > Managemen t Interfac e > IP v 6 Interfac e s . In La yer 3 syst em mode, click IP C onfiguration > IP v6 Man agement and ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 304

    IP Configuration IPv6 Management and In terface s 287 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 • Sen d I CM P v6 M essag e s —Enable generating unreachable destination mess ages. STEP 6 Click Apply t o enable IPv6 proce ssing on the se lected int er face. Regular IP v6 interfaces have the f ollowing addres ses au ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 305

    IP Configuration IPv6 Manag ement and I n ter faces Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 288 16 • Rec eive d Information Refresh Time —Refr esh time r e ceived fr om D HCP v6 ser ver . • Remaining Information Refresh Time —Remaining time until ne xt refresh. • DNS Ser vers —List of DNS ser vers r eceived ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 306

    IP Configuration IPv6 Management and In terface s 289 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 Co nfiguring T unnels NOTE T o configure a tunnel, first configure an IP v6 interface as a tunnel in the IP v6 Interface s page. T o configure an IP v6 tunnel: STEP 1 In La yer 2 syst em mode, click Administration > Mana ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 307

    IP Configuration IPv6 Manag ement and I n ter faces Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 290 16 • ISA T AP Robustnes s —Us ed t o calculate the int er val f or the DNS or r out er solicitation queries. The larger the numb er , the more fr equent the queries . NOTE The ISA T AP tunnel is not operational if the un ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 308

    IP Configuration IPv6 Management and In terface s 291 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 is spe cified in hexadecimal f ormat b y using 16-bit values s eparat ed by colons .Y ou cannot configure an IP v6 addresse s directly on an ISA T AP tunnel int er face. • Prefix Length — The length of the Global IP v6 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 309

    IP Configuration IPv6 Manag ement and I n ter faces Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 292 16 In La yer 3 syst em mode, click IP C onfiguration > IP v6 Man agement and Interfac e s > IP v 6 D efault Router List . This page displays the f ollowing fiel ds f or each default rout er : • De fault Ro uter IP v ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 310

    IP Configuration IPv6 Management and In terface s 293 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 D efining IP v 6 Neighb ors Information The IP v6 Neighbors page enables configuring and viewing the list of IP v6 neighbors on the IP v6 int erfac e. The IP v6 Neighbor T able (also known as IP v6 Neighbor Disc over y Cach ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 311

    IP Configuration IPv6 Manag ement and I n ter faces Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 294 16 - Stale —Pr eviously-known neighbor is unreachable. No action is tak en t o verify its reachability until traffic must be sent . - Dela y —Pr eviously-known neighbor is unreachable. The int erface is in Delay stat e f ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 312

    IP Configuration IPv6 Management and In terface s 295 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 STEP 1 Click Administra tion > Management Interfac e > IP v 6 Routes . -or T o view IPv6 routing entries in Lay er 3 system mode: Click IP Configuration > IP v 6 Management and Interfac e s > IP v6 Route s . Thi ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 313

    IP Configuration IPv6 Manag ement and I n ter faces Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 296 16 - Static — The entr y was manually c onfigured by a user . DHCP v 6 Relay DHCP v6 Rela y is used f or r elaying DHCPv6 mes sage s t o DHCP v6 ser vers . It is defined in RFC 3315. When the DHCP v6 client is not dir ectl ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 314

    IP Configuration Do m ai n Na me 297 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 • DHCP v 6 Ser ver IP Addres s —Enter the addr e ss of the DHCP v6 s er ver t o which pack ets ar e f or warded. • IP v 6 Interface —Ent er the int er face on which pack ets ar e transmitted when the address t ype of the DHCP v6 ser ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 315

    IP Configuration Domain Name Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 298 16 As a DNS client , the device resolves domain nam es to IP addr e s ses through the use of one or mor e configured DNS ser vers. DNS S et tings Use the DNS Set tings page to e nable the DNS f eatur e, configure the DNS ser vers and set the defau ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 316

    IP Configuration Do m ai n Na me 299 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 • Prefer ence —Each s er ver has a pref erence value, a lowe r value means a higher chance of being us ed. • Sou r ce —Source of the ser ver ’ s IP addr es s (static or DHCPv 4 or DHCP v6) • Interfac e —Int er face of the ser ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 317

    IP Configuration Domain Name Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 300 16 • Sou rce —Source of the ser ver ’ s IP addr es s ( static or DHCP v 4 or DHCPv6) f or this dom ain. • Interfac e —Interface of the s er ver ’s IP addr e ss fo r this domain. • Pref erence — This is the order in which the domain ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 318

    IP Configuration Do m ai n Na me 301 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 16 • Type —Is this a Dy na m i c or Static entr y to the cache. • Status — Displa ys the results of attempts t o acces s the host - OK —A t t e mpt su cceed ed. - Negative Cache —Attempt f ailed, do not tr y again. - No Response ? ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 319

    17 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 302 Sec u r i t y This section de scrib es device s ecurit y and acces s control. The syst em handles various typ es of se curit y . The f ollowing list of topics des cribes the various t ype s of securit y f eatures des cribed in this se ction. Some f eatur es are used f or m ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 320

    Security De fin i ng Use r s 303 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Con fig u r in g RAD I U S • Con fig u ri n g P ort Secu r ity • Configuring 802. 1 X • De fining Time Ranges Pr otection fr om other network us ers is describe d in the f ollowing s ections. The se ar e att acks that pass through, bu ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 321

    Secu r ity De fin i ng U ser s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 304 17 STEP 1 Click Admin ist ra tion > User Acc ounts . This page displays the users defined in the system and their user privilege level. STEP 2 Select P a s s w o r d R e c o v e ry S erv i ce to enable this f eature. When this is enabled, an ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 322

    Security De fin i ng Use r s 305 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 STEP 5 Click Apply . The us er is added to the Running Configuration file of the device. Set t ing Password Complexit y Rules Pa s swor ds ar e used to authenticat e users acce ssing the device. Simple passwords are potential securit y hazards. ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 323

    Secu r ity Configuring T ACACS+ Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 306 17 STEP 4 If the Password C omplexit y Set ti ngs ar e enabled, the f ollowing parameters ma y be c onfigured: • Minimal Pas sword Length —Enter the minimal number of charact ers r equi r ed f or p a ssw or ds. NOTE A zer o-length pas sword ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 324

    Security Configuring T ACACS+ 307 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Accoun ting —Enable accounting of lo gin ses sions using the T AC ACS+ ser ver . This enable s a syst em administrat or to generat e ac counting reports from the T ACACS+ ser ver . In addition t o providing authentication and authorizati ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 325

    Secu r ity Configuring T ACACS+ Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 308 17 Def au l t s The f ollowing defaults are r elevant t o this f eature: • No def ault T ACACS+ ser ver is defined by def ault . • If you configure a T ACACS+ ser ver , the acc ounting f eature is disable d by default . Interactions With O ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 326

    Security Configuring T ACACS+ 309 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 STEP 1 Click Sec ur i ty > TA C A C S + . STEP 2 Enable T ACACS+ Ac counting if required. Se e e xplanation in the Accou nt ing Using a T AC A CS+ S er ver secti on . STEP 3 Ent er the f ollowing default paramet ers: • Key St ri ng —Ent ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 327

    Secu r ity Configuring T ACACS+ Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 310 17 • Serve r IP Add r ess/ N a me —Enter the IP address or name of the T ACA CS+ ser ver . • Priorit y —Ent er the order in which this T A CA CS+ ser ver is used. Z ero is the highest priorit y T ACA CS+ se r ver and is the first ser ve ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 328

    Security Configur ing R ADIUS 311 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 C onfiguring R ADIUS Remot e Authorization Dial-In User Ser vic e (R ADIUS) ser vers pr ovide a centralized 802. 1 X or MAC-based net work acces s control. The device is a R ADIUS client that can use a R ADIUS ser ver t o pr ovide centralized ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 329

    Secu r ity Configuring RADIUS Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 312 17 Interactions With O ther Features Y ou cannot enable acc ounting on both a R ADIUS and T ACA CS+ s er ver . Radius Workflow T o us er a R ADIUS ser ver , do the f ollowing: STEP 1 Open an acc ount f or the devic e on the R ADIUS ser ver . STEP ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 330

    Security Configur ing R ADIUS 313 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Dea d T i m e —Ent er the numb er of minutes that elapse befor e a non- responsive R ADIUS ser ver is bypas se d f or s er vic e r eque sts. If the value is 0 , the ser ver is not bypas se d. • Key St ri ng —Enter the default ke y st ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 331

    Secu r ity Configuring RADIUS Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 314 17 • Serve r IP Add r ess/ N a me —Enter the R ADIUS ser ver by IP address or name. • Priorit y —Ent er the priority of the s er ver . The priorit y det ermines the order the device attempts t o contact the ser vers t o authenticat e a us ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 332

    Security Configurin g Manageme nt Acc es s Authentication 315 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 STEP 6 T o display sensitive data in plaint e xt f orm in the configuration file, click Displa y Sen sitive Data As Plaintex t . STEP 7 Click Apply . The R ADIUS ser ver definition is added to the Running Configurat ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 333

    Secu r ity Defining Management Acc ess Method Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 316 17 • Lo c a l —Us ername and pas swor d are check ed against the data stor ed on the local device . These username and pas sword pairs ar e defined in the User Acc ounts page. NOTE The Loc al or None authentication method must ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 334

    Security Defining Managemen t Ac ce ss Method 317 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Sourc e IP Address —IP addres ses or subnets . Acc es s t o management methods might diff er among user groups. For e xample, one user group might be able to acce ss the devic e module only by using an HTTPS ses sion, whi ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 335

    Secu r ity Defining Management Acc ess Method Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 318 17 A caution mes sage displays if you selected any other acces s profile, warning you that , depending on the s elected acces s profile, y ou might be disc onnected from the web- base d configuration utilit y . STEP 3 Click OK to ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 336

    Security Defining Managemen t Ac ce ss Method 319 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 - All — A p p l ie s t o a l l po r t s, VL A Ns, an d LA G s. - Us er D ef in e d —Applie s t o selected interfac e. • Interfac e —Ent er the interface numb er if User Define d was sele ct ed. • Applies to S ource IP ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 337

    Secu r ity Defining Management Acc ess Method Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 320 17 STEP 1 Click Secu r i ty > Mgmt Ac c es s Metho d > Profile Rules . STEP 2 Select the Filter field, and an acce ss profile. Click Go . The selected acce ss profile appears in the Pr ofile Rule T able. STEP 3 Click Add t o ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 338

    Security SSL Serve r 321 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Interfac e —Ent er the interface numbe r . • Applies to S ource IP Addres s —Select the t ype of s our ce IP address to which the acces s profile applies. The Sour ce I P A d dr ess field is valid f or a subnetwork . Sele ct one of the f ollo ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 339

    Secu r ity SSL Serve r Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 322 17 T o op en an HTTPS s ession with a us er -creat ed cer tificate, per f orm the f ollowing actions: 1 . G enerat e a cer tificat e. 2. Request that the cer tificat e be cer tified by a CA . 3. Impor t the signed c er tificate int o the de vice. D efau ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 340

    Security SSL Serve r 323 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 - Org ani z ati on Un it— Spe cifies the organization-unit or depar tment name. - Org ani z ati on Na me — Sp ecifies the organization name. - Lo c a t i o n — Specifie s the lo cation or city name. - St a t e— Specifie s the stat e or pr ovinc ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 341

    Secu r ity Configuring T CP /UDP S er vic es Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 324 17 C onfiguring T CP /UDP S e r vic e s The T CP /UDP S er vice s page enables T CP or UDP -base d ser vices on the device, usually f o r securit y reasons . The devic e of f er s the f ollowing T CP /UDP s er vic es : • HT TP ? ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 342

    Security Defining St orm Cont rol 325 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Remote IP Addre ss —IP ad dr es s of the remot e device that is requesting the service. • Remote Por t — T CP por t of the remot e device that is requesting the s er vice. • State —Status of the ser vice. The UDP Ser vic es t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 343

    Secu r ity Configuring P or t S ecurit y Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 326 17 STEP 1 Click Secu r i ty > Storm C ontrol . All the fields on this page ar e describ ed in the Edit St orm Control page e x cept f or the Sto rm C o ntrol Rate T hre sh old (%) . It displays the percent of the t otal a vailable b ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 344

    Security Configuring P or t Se curit y 327 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Classic Lo ck —All learne d MAC addr es ses on the p or t are locked, and the por t doe s not learn any new MAC addr ess es . The learned address es are not subject to aging or re-learning. • Limite d Dyna mic Lock — The dev ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 345

    Secu r ity Configuring P or t S ecurit y Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 328 17 • Interfac e —Sele ct the interface name. • Interfac e Status —Select to lock the por t . • Le arning Mode —S elect the t ype of por t lo cking. T o configure this field, the Int er face Status must be unlocked. The L ea ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 346

    Security Configuring 802. 1 X 329 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Tr a p —Select to enable traps when a packet is r eceived on a lo ck ed por t . This is relevant f or lo ck violations . F or Classic L ock , this is any new address received. F or Limited Dynamic L ock , this is any new addr e ss that e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 347

    Secu r ity Configuring 802. 1 X Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 330 17 - Single se s sion/multiple hosts — This f ollows the 802. 1 x standar d. In this mode, the device as an authenticat or allows an y device to use a port as long as it has been granted permis sion. • Multi-S es sion 802. 1 X —E ver y de ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 348

    Security Configuring 802. 1 X 331 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 delimiting charact ers (f or e xample : aaccbb55 ccf f). T o us e MAC-based authentication at a por t : - A Guest VL AN must be defined - The por t must be Gue st VLAN enable d. - The packets fr om the first supplicant at the por t bef or e it ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 349

    Secu r ity Configuring 802. 1 X Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 332 17 The device als o uses the Gue st VLAN for the authentication proces s at por ts configured with Multiple Se ssion mo de and MAC-based authentication. Theref ore, you must configur e a Guest VL AN bef or e you can use the MAC authentication m ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 350

    Security Configuring 802. 1 X 333 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Por t-B ase d Authentication —Enable or disable por t-based, 802. 1 X authentication. • Authentication Method —S elect the us er authentication methods. The options are: - RA D I U S, N o n e —Perf orm por t authentication f irst b ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 351

    Secu r ity Configuring 802. 1 X Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 334 17 Configuring U nauthent icated VL ANs When a por t is 802. 1 x-enabled, unauthori zed por ts or device s are not allowed to acce ss a VL AN unle ss the VL AN is a Guest VL AN or an unauthenticat ed VL AN. Y ou can mak e a static VLAN an au th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 352

    Security Configuring 802. 1 X 335 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Curren t Port C ontrol —Displa ys the current por t authorization state. If the stat e is Authorized , the por t is either authenticated or the Administrative Por t Control is Fo rc e A ut h or iz e d . Conv ersely , if the stat e is Una ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 353

    Secu r ity Configuring 802. 1 X Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 336 17 • Authentication Method —S elect the authentication metho d f or the p or t . The options are: - 802. 1 X Only —802. 1 X authentication is the only authentication method per f orme d on the port . - MA C Only —Port is authenticated b ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 354

    Security Configuring 802. 1 X 337 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Re sending E AP —Enter the number of se conds that the devic e waits f or a response to an Exte nsible Authentica tion Prot o col (E AP) request /identit y frame fr om the supplicant (client) bef ore resending the request . • Max EAP R ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 355

    Secu r ity Configuring 802. 1 X Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 338 17 T o define 802. 1X advanced set tings f or p ort s: STEP 1 Click Secu r i ty > 802. 1 X > Ho st and Se s sion Authentication . 802. 1 X authentication parameters ar e describe d f or all p or ts . All fields e xcept the f ollowing are ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 356

    Security Defining T ime R ange s 339 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 - Shutdown —Dis car ds the packets and shuts down the por t . The por ts remains shut down until r eactivated, or until the device is re booted. • Tr a p s (on single host violation)—Select to enable traps. • T rap F requency (on Si ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 357

    Secu r ity Denial of S er vice Preven tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 340 17 D enial of S er v ic e Preven tion A Denial of S er vic e (DoS) atta ck is a hacker attempt t o mak e a device unavailable to it s u s e rs . DoS at tacks saturate the device with external communication r equests , so that it cann ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 358

    Security Denial of Ser vice Preven tion 341 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Mar tian Addr e ss es —Mar tian addresse s are illegal fr om the point of view of the IP prot ocol. Se e Ma r ti an Add r esses f or more details. • ICMP Attack —Sending malformed ICMP pack ets or ov er whelming number of I ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 359

    Secu r ity Denial of S er vice Preven tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 342 17 • Prev ent T CP connections from a specific interface (SYN F iltering page) and rate limit the pack ets (SYN Rat e Pr ot ection page) • Configure the blocking of cer tain ICMP packets (ICMP F ilt ering page) • Discard fragme ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 360

    Security Denial of Ser vice Preven tion 343 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 STEP 1 Click Sec ur i ty > Denial of S er vic e Prevention > Se curit y Suite Set tings . The Sec u ri t y S u i te Settin g s displays. CPU Protection Me chanism: Enable d indicates that SCT is enabled. STEP 2 Click Det ai ls ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 361

    Secu r ity Denial of S er vice Preven tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 344 17 SYN Protec tion The net work por ts might b e used by hackers to attack the device in a S YN attack , which consumes T CP r esources (buf f ers ) and CPU power . Since the CPU is prot ected using SCT , T CP tr af fic t o the CPU i ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 362

    Security Denial of Ser vice Preven tion 345 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Curren t Sta tus —Int erface status . The pos sible values are: - Nor m al —No attack was identified on this int er face. - Blo cke d — T raf fic is not f or warded on this interface. - At tacked —Attack was identified on ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 363

    Secu r ity Denial of S er vice Preven tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 346 17 STEP 3 T o ad d a Martian addres s click Add . STEP 4 Enter the paramet ers. • IP V e rsion —Indicat es the suppor ted IP version. Curr ently , suppor t is only o f fe r e d fo r I P v4 . • IP Addres s —Enter an IP address ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 364

    Security Denial of Ser vice Preven tion 347 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 - Us er D ef in e d —Enter a por t number . - All P or ts —S elect to indicat e that all por ts ar e filt er ed. STEP 4 Click Apply . The SYN filt er is defined, and the Running Configuration file is updated. SYN Rate Pr otec tio ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 365

    Secu r ity Denial of S er vice Preven tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 348 17 STEP 4 Click Apply . The SYN rate pr otection is defined, and the Running Configuration is updated. ICMP F iltering The ICMP Fi ltering page enables the bl ocking of ICMP packets fr om cer tain sources. This can r e duce the lo ad ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 366

    Security IP S ource Guard 349 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • Interfac e —Select the inte r face on which the IP fragmentation is being defined. • IP Addres s —Ent er an IP network from which the fragment ed IP packets is filter e d or select All Addres s es to block IP fragmented pack ets fr om al ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 367

    Secu r ity IP S ource Guard Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 350 17 - The int er face is DH CP untrusted. All packets on trust e d por ts ar e fo r w a r d e d . • If a por t is DHCP trusted, filt ering of static IP addr es ses can be c onfigured, even though IP Source Guar d is not active in that condition by ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 368

    Security IP S ource Guard 351 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 STEP 5 En a b l e I P S o u rc e G u a rd o n t h e u n t r u s te d i n te r f a c e s a s re q u i re d i n t h e S e c u r i t y > I P Source Guard > Int er face S ettings page. STEP 6 V iew entries to the Binding databas e in the Securit ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 369

    Secu r ity IP S ource Guard Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 352 17 Binding Da tab as e IP Source Guard uses the DHCP Snoopi ng Binding datab ase to check pack ets from untrust ed por ts . If the device at tempts t o write too man y entries to the DHCP Snooping Binding data base, the excess ive entries are maint ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 370

    Security Dyn am ic A RP I nspec t io n 353 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 - No S n o op VL A N —DHCP Snooping is not enable d on the VLAN. - Tr u s t e d Por t —P or t has beco me trust ed. - Res ource Problem — TC AM resources are e xhausted. T o s ee a subs et of these entries , enter the r elevant ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 371

    Secu r ity Dynamic A RP I nspection Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 354 17 Hosts A , B, and C are connected to the swi tch on int er faces A , B and C, all of which are on the same subnet . Their IP , MAC addr e sse s are s hown in par entheses ; f or ex ample, Host A uses IP address IA and MAC address MA . Whe ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 372

    Security Dyn am ic A RP I nspec t io n 355 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 • If a pack et is valid, it is f or warded and the ARP cache is updated. If the ARP Pack et V alidation option is selected (Pr oper ties page) , the f ollowing additional validation checks are per f orme d: • Sou r ce MA C — Com ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 373

    Secu r ity Dynamic A RP I nspection Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 356 17 ARP Insp ec tion W ork Flow T o c onfigur e ARP Inspection: STEP 1 Enable ARP Inspection and configure va rious options in the Security > ARP Inspection > Proper ties page. STEP 2 Configure int er fac es as ARP trust ed or untruste ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 374

    Security Dyn am ic A RP I nspec t io n 357 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 - Never — Dis abled SY SL OG dropped packet messag es. STEP 2 Click Apply . The set tings are defined, and the Running Configuration file is updated. Def i n i n g Dy na mi c A R P I n s pect io n I n te rf a ces Se tti ng s Pack et ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 375

    Secu r ity Dynamic A RP I nspection Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 358 17 STEP 4 Click Apply . The set tings ar e defined, and the Running Configuration file is updated. D efining ARP Insp e ction A c ce s s C ontr ol Rule s T o a d d m o re ru l e s to a p re v i ou s l y- c re at e d AR P A c c e s s C o n t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 376

    Security Dyn am ic A RP I nspec t io n 359 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 17 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 377

    18 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 360 S e curit y : S e cure S ensitive Da ta Man agement Secure Sensitive Data (SS D) is an archit ecture that facilitat es the prot e ction of sensitive data on a dev ice, such as passwo rds and k eys. The facility makes use of passphras es , encr yption, acce ss c ontrol, and ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 378

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement SSD R u les 361 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 SSD grants read permission to sensitive data on ly to authenticated and authorized users, and according to S SD rules. A device authenticate s and authorizes management access to us ers through the user authentication ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 379

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t SSD R u les Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 362 18 NOTE A device ma y not suppor t all the channels defined by S SD. Elements of an S SD Rule An SS D rule includes the f ollowing elements: • User t ype— The user t ypes supp or t ed in order of most pr ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 380

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement SSD R u les 363 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 - (Higher) Plai ntext O nly —Users are permitted to acces s sensitive data i n plainte x t only . Users will also hav e re ad and writ e permis sion to SS D parameters as well. - (Highest) Both —Users hav e both e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 381

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t SSD R u les Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 364 18 * The Read mode of a ses sion can be temporarily changed in the SS D Prop er t ie s pa ge i f the new read m od e doe s not violat e the r ead permission. NOTE Not e the f ollowing : • The default Read ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 382

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement SSD R u les 365 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 NOTE When doing a file transf er initiated by an XM L or SNMP c ommand, the underlying pr otocol used is TF TP . Ther ef ore, the SS D rule f or inse cure channel will apply . SSD Rule s and Us er Authentication S SD ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 383

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t SSD Proper tie s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 366 18 The default rules can be mo dified, but they cannot be deleted. If the SS D default rules have been changed, they can be rest ored. SSD D e fault Read Mo de S es sion O verride The system contains se ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 384

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement SSD Proper tie s 367 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 Pas sphrase A pass phrase is the basis of the securit y mechanism in the S SD f eature, and is used to generat e the ke y f or the encr yption and de cr yption of sensitive data. Sx200 , Sx300 , Sx500 , and S G50 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 385

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t SSD Proper tie s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 368 18 automatically changed t o the passphras e in the star tup configuration file, when the star tup configuration be comes the runnin g configuration of the device. When a device is reset to fact or y de ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 386

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement Configur a tion Files 369 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 A device determines whether th e int egrit y of a confi gurati on file is pr ot ect ed by examining the F il e Int egrit y Control command in the file's SS D Control block . If a file is int egrit y pro ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 387

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t Configur a tion Files Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 370 18 • A te xt-based configuration that doe s not include an SS D indicator is considered not t o contain sensitive data. • The SS D indicator is used to enf orce SS D read permissions on te xt-b ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 388

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement Configur a tion Files 371 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 • If there is a pas sphrase in the SS D co ntrol block of the sour ce configuration file, the device will reject the source file, and the copy fails if ther e is encr ypted sensitive data in the file not e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 389

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t Configur a tion Files Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 372 18 • Wh en co pi ed f r om a so ur ce fi le, th e co p y will f ail if the passphrase in the source file is in plaint e xt . If the pas sphrase is encr yp t ed, it is ignored. • When directly c ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 390

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement Configur a tion Files 373 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 • A user with Ex clude permis sion cannot acces s mirror and backup configuration file s with their file SS D indicat or showing either encr ypted or plainte x t sensitive data. The user should not manuall ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 391

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t SSD Management Channels Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 374 18 If the device creating the configuration fi le is in Unrestrict ed pas sphrase control mode, the devic e includes the pas sphrase in the file. As a result , the us er can auto configure the ta ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 392

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement Menu CLI and Passw ord R ec over y 375 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 Menu CLI and Pas sword Rec over y The Menu CLI int er face is only allowed to users if their r ead permissions are Both or Plaint e xt Only . O ther users are reject ed. Sensitive data in the Me ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 393

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t Configuring SSD Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 376 18 STEP 1 Click Secu r i ty > Secu re Sen s it i ve Da ta M a na ge men t > Proper ties . The f ollowing field ap pears : • Current Loc al Passphrase Type —Displays whether the defa ult pass ph ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 394

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement Configuring SSD 377 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 - Lev e l 1 5 — Indicat es that this rule applies to all users with privile ge level 15. - All— Indicat e s that this rule applies t o all users. • Channel — This defines the se curity level of the input c ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 395

    Secu r ity: Sec u r e Sen s it ive Da ta Ma nage m e n t Configuring SSD Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 378 18 • Restore All Rules to D efault— Restor e all user -modified d efault rules to the defaul t rule and r emove all user -defined rules. ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 396

    Security: Secure Sensitive Data Ma nagement Configuring SSD 379 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 18 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 397

    19 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 380 S e curit y : S SH Client This section de scrib es the device when it functions as a n SS H client . It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • Se cure Copy (S CP) and S SH • Protection Metho ds • SSH S er ver Authentic a tion • SSH Client Authentic a tion • Be f or e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 398

    Security: SSH Client Pro te c tion Me thods 381 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 19 When files are downloaded via TFTP or HT TP , the data transf er is unsecured. When files are do wnloaded via SCP , the inf ormation is downloaded from the SCP ser ver to the device via a secure channel. The cr eation of this sec ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 399

    Secu r ity: SS H Cl ien t Pr o t ec tio n Me th ods Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 382 19 The username/pas swor d must then be creat ed on the device. When data is transf erred from the ser ver t o the device, the username/pas sword supplied by the device must match the username/password on the ser ver . Data ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 400

    Security: SSH Client SSH S er ver Authen ticat ion 383 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 19 When a privat e ke y is cr eat ed on a device, it is als o pos sible to cr eate an ass ociat ed passphr ase . This passphrase is us ed to encr ypt the privat e k ey and t o impor t it int o the remaining switches. In this ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 401

    Secu r ity: SS H Cl ien t SSH Client Authen tica tion Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 384 19 S SH Client Authen tication SS H client authen tication by pass wor d is enabled by default, with the username/ pas swor d being “anonymous ”. The user must configure the f ollow ing inf ormation f or authentication ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 402

    Security: SSH Client Be f ore Y o u Begi n 385 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 19 Be f o r e Y o u Be g i n The f ollowing actions must be per f ormed be f ore using the SCP f eature: • When using the pas swor d authentication method, a username/pas sword must be set up on the S S H ser ver . • When using p ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 403

    Secu r ity: SS H Cl ien t Comm on T asks Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 386 19 STEP 4 If the public/private k ey method is being use d, per f orm the f ollowing steps : a. Select whether to use an RS A or D SA key , create a username and then generate the public/privat e k eys. b. V iew the generat ed k ey by ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 404

    Security: SSH Client SSH Client Configur a tion Thr ough the GUI 387 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 19 S SH Client Configuration Thr ough the GUI This se ction describ es the pages us ed to configur e the SS H Client f eature. S SH User Authentic a tion Use this page to select an S SH user authentication metho ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 405

    Secu r ity: SS H Cl ien t SSH Client Configur a tion Thr ough the GUI Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 388 19 • Ke y S o ur c e —Aut o Generat ed or Us er Defined. • Fin g er p ri nt —Fingerprint generat ed from the k e y . STEP 6 T o handle an RS A or DS A ke y , select ei ther RSA or D S A and per f or ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 406

    Security: SSH Client SSH Client Configur a tion Thr ough the GUI 389 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 19 STEP 1 Click Sec ur i ty > SSH C l ie n t > Change User Password on SS H Ser ver . STEP 2 Ent er the f ollowing fi elds: • Serve r Def i n it io n —Define the SS H ser ver by sele cting either By IP ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 407

    20 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 390 S e curit y : S SH S er ver This section de scribe s how to establish an S SH s es sion on the device. It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • O ver view • Common T asks • SSH Se rver Co nf igu ra t i on P ag e s O ver view The SS H Ser ver f eature enables users to cr ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 408

    Security: SSH Server Common T asks 391 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 20 C ommon T asks This se ction describ es so me common tasks per f ormed using the S SH S er ver fe a t u r e . W ork flow 1 : T o lo gon to the device o ver S S H using the device ’s automatica lly-created (def ault) ke y , p er form the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 409

    Secu r ity: SS H Serve r SSH Se rver Co n fig ur a t io n P ages Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 392 20 S SH S er ver C onfiguration Pages This section de scribe s the pages used to configure the SSH Serv er fe a t u re . S SH User Authentic a tion Use the S SH User Authentication page to enable SS H user authe ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 410

    Security: SSH Server SSH S er ver Configura tion Pages 393 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 20 • SSH Us er Authentication by Password —Select to per form authentication of the SS H client user usin g the username/password configured in the local database (see Def i n i n g U ser s ). • SSH Us er Authentic ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 411

    Secu r ity: SS H Serve r SSH Se rver Co n fig ur a t io n P ages Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 394 20 STEP 3 Y ou can per f orm an y of the f ollowing actions : • Generate —Generates a k ey of the selected typ e. • Edit —Enables you to copy in a k ey from another device. • Del e te —Enables you t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 412

    Security: SSH Server SSH S er ver Configura tion Pages 395 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 20 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 413

    21 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 396 Access Co n t r o l The Acce ss C ontr ol List (ACL ) f eature is part of the se curity mechanism. ACL definitions ser ve as one of the mechanisms to define tra ffic f lows that ar e given a specific Quality of Ser vice (QoS) . F or mor e inf ormation see Qualit y of S er ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 414

    Access Control Acces s Co n t r ol Li st s 397 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 When a pack et mat ches an ACE filt er , the ACE action is tak en and that ACL proces sing is st opped. If the packet does not mat ch the ACE filt er , the ne xt ACE is pr oces sed . If al l AC Es of an A CL ha ve bee n p r ocesse ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 415

    Acce ss Cont ro l De fin in g MA C -b ased AC L s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 398 21 Crea ting A C Ls W orkflow T o creat e ACLs and asso ciat e them with an int er face, per f orm the f ollowing : 1 . Cr eat e one or mor e of the f ollowing typ es of ACLs: a. MAC-base d ACL by using the MAC Based ACL page ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 416

    Access Control De f i ni n g M A C- based A C L s 399 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 MAC-base d ACLs ar e defined in the MAC Bas ed ACL page. The rule s are defined in the MAC Base d ACE page . T o define a MAC- based ACL: STEP 1 Click A ccess Co n tr o l > MAC-Bas e d A CL . This page contains a list of ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 417

    Acce ss Cont ro l De fin in g MA C -b ased AC L s Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 400 21 • Time Range Name —If T ime Range is sele ct ed, sele ct the time range to be used. T ime range s are defined in the Time Range secti on. • Dest i na ti on M A C Add ress —Select Any i f all destination addr es ses ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 418

    Access Control IPv4-bas ed ACLs 401 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 IP v4-b as e d ACLs IP v 4-b ase d ACLs ar e used to check IP v 4 packets, while other t ype s of frames , such as ARPs, are not checked. The f ollowing fields can b e matched: • IP pr otocol (by name f or well-known prot ocols , or dir ec ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 419

    Acce ss Cont ro l IPv4-b ase d A CLs Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 402 21 Adding Rule s (ACEs) to an IP v4-B ase d ACL T o ad d rules (ACEs ) to an IPv 4-base d ACL: STEP 1 Click Acc ess Contr ol > IP v4-B as ed ACE . STEP 2 Select an ACL, and click Go . All cu rr ently-define d IP ACEs f or the sele ct ed ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 420

    Access Control IPv4-bas ed ACLs 403 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 - UDP —User Datagram Prot ocol - HMP —Host Mapping Prot oc ol - RDP —Reliable Datagram Pr otocol. - IDPR —Inter -Domain Policy Routing Pr ot ocol - IPV 6 —IP v6 over IPv 4 tunneling - IPV 6:ROUT —Matches pack ets belonging t o th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 421

    Acce ss Cont ro l IPv4-b ase d A CLs Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 404 21 NOTE Giv en a mask of 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0 000 1111 1111 (which means that you mat ch on the bits wher e there is 0 and don't match on the bits wher e ther e ar e 1's). Y ou nee d t o translat e the 1's t o a decima ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 422

    Access Control IPv 6-B ase d A CLs 405 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 - IP Precedence t o M at ch —IP precedenc e is a model of T OS (t ype of ser vic e) that the network uses to help pr ovide the appr opriate QoS commitme nts. This mo del uses the 3 mo st significant bits of the ser v ice typ e by te in ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 423

    Acce ss Cont ro l IPv6 -B ase d ACLs Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 406 21 NOTE AC Ls are also used as the building elemen ts of flow definitions f or per -flow QoS handling (see QoS Ad va n ced M ode ). Defining an IP v 6 -bas ed A CL T o define an IP v6 -based ACL: STEP 1 Click Acc ess Contr ol > IP v 6-B ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 424

    Access Control IPv 6-B ase d A CLs 407 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 • Time Range —Select to enable limiting the use of the ACL to a specific time range. • Time Range Name —If T ime Range is sele cted, select the time range t o be use d. T i me ranges ar e des cribed in the Time Range secti on. • ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 425

    Acce ss Cont ro l IPv6 -B ase d ACLs Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 408 21 - Range —Sele ct a range of T CP /UDP source por ts to which the packet is matched. • Dest in a tio n Po rt —Select one of the a vailable values . ( They are the same as f or the Source Port field de scribe d above). NOTE Y ou mus ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 426

    Access Control Defining ACL Bin ding 409 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 D efining ACL Binding When an ACL is bound t o an int er face, its ACE rules ar e applied to packets arriving at that int erface. Pack ets that do not mat ch an y of the ACEs in the A CL are matched t o a default rule, whose action is t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 427

    Acce ss Cont ro l Defining ACL B inding Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 410 21 • Permit Any —Select one of the f ollowing options: - . Dis ab le ( Deny A n y) —If packet does not match an A CL, it is denied (dropped) . - Ena bl e —If pack et does not mat ch an ACL, it is permit t ed (f or war ded) . NOT ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 428

    Access Control Defining ACL Bin ding 411 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 21 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 429

    22 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 412 Qualit y of S er vic e The Quality of Ser vice f eatur e is applied throughout the network to ensur e that network traf fic is prioritized according t o required crit eria and the desi r ed traf fic r ece ives pr ef erential tr eatment . This section c overs the f ollowing ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 430

    Quality of Service QoS Fea tures and Comp onen ts 413 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 Q oS Fe a tures and C omp onents The QoS f eatur e is used to optimiz e network per f ormance. QoS provides the f ollowing : • Clas sification of incoming traffic to traffic clas se s, b ased on at tributes , including: - ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 431

    Qualit y of S er vice QoS Fea tures and Comp onents Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 414 22 The header field t o be trusted is ent ered in the Glo bal Set tings page. F or ever y value of that field, an egress queue is as signed where the frame is sent in the CoS/802. 1 p to Queue page or the DSCP to Queue page ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 432

    Quality of Service Configuring QoS - General 415 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 STEP 3 Assign the sche dule method (Strict Priority or WRR) and bandwidth allocation f or WRR to the egress queue s by using the Queue page. STEP 4 Designate an egr es s queue t o each IP DS CP / T C value with the DS CP to Que ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 433

    Qualit y of S er vice Configuring QoS - General Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 416 22 Se tti n g Qo S P r ope rti es To s e l e c t t h e Q o S m o d e : STEP 1 Click Qualit y of Ser vic e > General > QoS P r opert ies . STEP 2 Set the QoS mode. The f ollowing options ar e a vailable: • Disa ble —QoS ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 434

    Quality of Service Configuring QoS - General 417 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 C onfiguring Qo S Queues The device suppor ts either 4 or 8 queues f or each int er face (select ed in the Syst em Mode and Stack Management page) . Queue number f our or eight is the highest priorit y queue. Queue number one is ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 435

    Qualit y of S er vice Configuring QoS - General Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 418 22 - Strict Priorit y — T raf fic scheduling for the selected queue and all higher queues is bas ed strictly on the queue priority . - WRR — T raf fic scheduling f or the selected queue is bas ed on WRR . The period time is ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 436

    Quality of Service Configuring QoS - General 419 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 D efa ult Ma ppin g for 8 Q ueu es By changing the CoS/802. 1 p to Queue mapping (CoS/802. 1 p to Queue) and the Queue schedule metho d and bandwidth alloca tion (Queue page) , it is pos sible to achieve the desired quality of s ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 437

    Qualit y of S er vice Configuring QoS - General Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 420 22 • The device is in Q oS Basic mode and C oS/802. 1 p trusted mode • The device is in Q oS Advanced mode and the packets belong to flows that are CoS/802. 1 p trusted Queue 1 has the lowest priority , queue 4 or 8 has the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 438

    Quality of Service Configuring QoS - General 421 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 The f ollowing table s des cribe the default DS CP to queue mapping f o r a 4 and 8 queue systems : T able 4 DSCP to Queue D efault Mapping – 4 Queues System DSCP 63 55 47 39 31 23 15 7 Queue 3343 3 2 1 1 DSCP 62 54 46 38 30 2 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 439

    Qualit y of S er vice Configuring QoS - General Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 422 22 Queue 6 6 7 5 4321 DSCP 61 53 45 37 29 21 13 5 Queue 6 6 7 5 4321 DSCP 60 52 44 36 28 20 12 4 Queue 6 6 7 5 4321 DSCP 59 51 43 35 27 19 11 3 Queue 6 6 7 5 4321 DSCP 58 50 42 34 26 18 10 2 Queue 6 6 7 5 4321 DSCP 57 49 41 33 2 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 440

    Quality of Service Configuring QoS - General 423 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 To m a p D S C P t o q u e u e s : STEP 1 Click Qualit y of Ser vice > General > DS CP to Queue . The DS CP to Queue page contains Ingr es s DS CP . It displa ys the DS CP value in the incoming packet and its associated cl ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 441

    Qualit y of S er vice Configuring QoS - General Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 424 22 • Commit te d Burst Size (CB S) is the burst of data that is allowed to be sent , even though it is above the CIR. This is defined in number of by tes of data. T o enter bandwidth limitation: STEP 1 Click Qualit y of Ser vi ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 442

    Quality of Service Configuring QoS - General 425 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 C onfiguring Egres s Shaping p er Queue In addition t o limiting tra nsmission rate per por t , which is done in the B andwidth page, the device can lim it the transmission ra t e o f se le ct ed egr es si ng fr am es on a per - ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 443

    Qualit y of S er vice Configuring QoS - General Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 426 22 Rate limiting per VLAN, per formed in the VLAN Ingres s Rate Limit page, enables traffic limiting on VL ANs . When VLAN ingres s rate limiting is configur ed, it limits aggregat e traffic from all the por ts on the devic e. T ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 444

    Quality of Service QoS Ba s i c M od e 427 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 T CP C onge stion A voidanc e The T CP C ongestion A voidance page en ables activating a T CP conge stion av oidance algorithm. The algorithm breaks up or a voids T CP globa l synchronization in a congested node, where the congestion ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 445

    Qualit y of S er vice QoS Ba s i c M od e Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 428 22 C onfiguring Global S et tings The Global Set tings page contains information f or enabling T rust on the devic e (see the T rust Mo de field below) . This co nfiguration is active when the QoS mode is Basic mod e. P ackets ent eri ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 446

    Quality of Service QoS A dv a nced Mod e 429 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 Inter face Q oS S et tings The Int er face Set tings page enables configuring QoS on each por t of the device, as f ollows : QoS State Disable d on an In ter face —All inbound traf fic on the por t is mapped to the best ef f ort q ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 447

    Qualit y of S er vice QoS A dv a n ced M ode Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 430 22 quality of s er vices . Thus , a policy contains one or more flows, each with a user defined QoS. • The QoS of a clas s map (flow) is enf or ced by the asso ciating policer . There are tw o typ e of policers , single policer a ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 448

    Quality of Service QoS A dv a nced Mod e 431 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 W orkflow to Co nfigure Advanc e d QoS Mo de T o c onfigure Advanced Q oS mode, pe rform the f ollowing: 1 . Select Advanc ed mode f or the syst em by using the QoS Proper ties page . Sele ct the T rust Mo de using the Global S etti ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 449

    Qualit y of S er vice QoS A dv a n ced M ode Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 432 22 • CoS/802. 1 p — T raffic is mapped to queues based on the VPT field in the VLAN tag, or b ased on the p er -p or t default CoS/802. 1 p value (if there is no VLAN tag on the incoming packet), the actual mapping of the VPT t ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 450

    Quality of Service QoS A dv a nced Mod e 433 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 If the ex c eed action is Out of Profile DSCP , the devic e r emaps the original DS CP value of the out-of-pr ofile IP packets with a new value base d on the Out of Pr ofile DS CP Mapping T able. The device use s the new values to a ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 451

    Qualit y of S er vice QoS A dv a n ced M ode Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 434 22 D efining Clas s Mapping A Clas s Map defines a traf fic flow with ACLs (Acces s Control Lists). A MAC ACL, IP ACL, and IP v6 ACL can be combine d int o a class map. Clas s maps are configured t o match pack et criteria on a mat ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 452

    Quality of Service QoS A dv a nced Mod e 435 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 • MAC —Select the MAC based ACL f or the class map. • Preferr ed ACL —Sele ct whether pack ets are first mat che d to an IP -base d ACL o r a MAC-b as ed ACL . STEP 4 Click Apply . The Running C onfiguration file is updated. ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 453

    Qualit y of S er vice QoS A dv a n ced M ode Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 436 22 Each polic er is defined with its own Q oS specificat ion with a combination of the f ollowing param et ers : • A maximum allowed rate, called a Committed Inf ormation Rat e (CIR), measured in Kbps. • An amount of traffic, m ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 454

    Quality of Service QoS A dv a nced Mod e 437 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 • Ingres s Commit te d Burst Size (CB S) —Ent er the ma ximum burst siz e (ev en if it goe s beyond the CIR) in bytes . See the de scription of this in the Bandwidth page. • Exce ed A ction —Select the action to be p er f or ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 455

    Qualit y of S er vice QoS A dv a n ced M ode Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 438 22 STEP 4 Click Apply . The QoS p olicy pr ofile is added, an d the Running Configuration file is updated. Policy Clas s Map s One or mor e class maps can be adde d t o a policy . A clas s map defines the type of packets that ar e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 456

    Quality of Service QoS A dv a nced Mod e 439 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 If the new value (0 ..7) is a CoS/802. 1 p priorit y , us e the priority value and the CoS/802. 1 p to Queue T able to det ermine the e gress queue of all the matching pack ets . If the new value (0 ..63) is a DSCP , use the new DS ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 457

    Qualit y of S er vice Managing Q oS Sta tis tics Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 440 22 Policy Binding The Policy Binding page shows which policy profile is bound and t o which por t . When a policy profile is bound to a specific por t , it is active on that por t . Only one policy profile can be configured on ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 458

    Quality of Service Manag ing QoS Sta tistics 441 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 Polic er Statistics A Single Policer is bound to a class map from a single policy . An Aggregate P olicer is bound to one or mo re class maps from one or mor e policies . Viewing Single Polic er Statistics The Single Policer Sta ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 459

    Qualit y of S er vice Managing Q oS Sta tis tics Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 442 22 Viewing Aggre ga ted Polic er Statistics T o vi ew aggregat ed pol icer statistic s: STEP 1 Click Qualit y of Ser vic e > QoS Sta ti s t i cs > A gg re gat e Po l ic er S t ati s ti c s . This page displays the f oll o ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 460

    Quality of Service Manag ing QoS Sta tistics 443 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 - 60 Se c —Statistics are r efr eshed ever y 60 seconds . • Counter S et — The options are: - Set 1 —Displays the stati stics f or S et 1 that contains all int erfaces and queues w ith a h igh D P (Dr op Preced ence). - ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 461

    Qualit y of S er vice Managing Q oS Sta tis tics Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 444 22 - Se t 1 —Displays the statistics for Set 1 that contains all inter faces and queues with a high DP (Drop Pr eced ence) . - Se t 2 — Displays the statistics f or S et 2 that contains al l int er faces and queues with a l ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 462

    Quality of Service Manag ing QoS Sta tistics 445 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 22 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 463

    23 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 446 SNMP Thi s sec ti on desc ri bes th e Sim pl e Ne two r k Management Pr otocol (S NMP) f e atur e that pr ovides a method f or managing net work devices . It covers the f ollowin g t opics : • SNMP V ersions and Workflow • Model OIDs • SNMP Engine ID • Con fig u r ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 464

    SNMP SNMP V ersions and W ork flow 447 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 SNMP v1 and v2 T o control acces s to the syst em, a list of communit y entries is define d. Each communit y entr y c onsists of a comm unit y strin g and its acce ss privilege. The system r e sponds only to SNMP mes sage s specif ying th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 465

    SNMP SNMP V ersions and Workflow Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 448 23 If you decide to use S NMP v 1 or v 2: STEP 1 Navigat e to the SNMP -> C ommunities page and click Add . The community can be as sociated with acc es s rights and a view in Ba sic mode or with a group in Advanced mode. There are two ways ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 466

    SNMP Model OIDs 449 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 STEP 7 Define a notification r ecipient(s ) by us ing the Notification Recipients S NMP v3 page. Supp or te d MIBs F or a list of suppor ted MIBs, visit the f ollowing URL and navigat e t o the download ar ea list ed as Cisco MIB S : ww w .c isco .com / cis ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 467

    SNMP SNMP Engine ID Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 450 23 The privat e Object IDs are placed under : enterprises ( 1 ).cis co ( 9).otherEnterprises (6). cisco sb( 1 ).switch001 ( 101 ). SNMP Engine ID The Engine ID is used by S NMPv3 entiti es to uniquely identify them. An SNMP agent is considered an authorita ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 468

    SNMP SNMP Engine ID 451 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 L ocal inf ormation is stor ed in f our MIB va riable s that are r ead-only ( snmpEngineId, snmpEngineBoots , snmpEngineT ime, and snmpEngineMaxMess ageSiz e). ! CAUT I ON When the engine ID is change d, all configur ed users and groups are erased. T o ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 469

    SNMP Configuring SNMP V iews Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 452 23 - Link L o cal — The IP v6 addres s uniquely identifies hosts on a single network link . A link lo cal address has a prefix of FE80 , is not r outable, and can be use d f or c ommunication only on the local net work . Only one link local addr ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 470

    SNMP Crea ting SNMP Groups 453 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 • Obje ct ID Subtree —Select the node in the MIB tr e e that is included or ex clude d in the selected SNMP view . The options to select the object are as f ollows : - Se lect from list —Enables you t o navigat e the MIB tree. Pr es s the U ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 471

    SNMP Crea ting SNMP Groups Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 454 23 • Privacy —SNMP frame s can carr y encr ypted data. Thus, in S NMP v3, there ar e three levels of securit y : • No securit y (No authentication and no privacy) • Authentication (Authentication and no privacy) • Authentication and privac ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 472

    SNMP Managing SNMP Users 455 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 - Auth en tica ti on a nd P rivac y —Authenticat es SNMP me ssage s, and encr ypts them. • View —As so ciating a view wi th the r ead, writ e, and notify acce ss privilege s of the group limits the scope of the MIB tree t o which the gr oup h ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 473

    SNMP Managing SNMP Us ers Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 456 23 T o disp la y S NMP users and define new ones : STEP 1 Click SNMP > Us ers . This page contains existing users. STEP 2 Click Add. This page provides inf ormation f or assigning S NMP acc es s control privileges to SNM P use rs. STEP 3 Enter the ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 474

    SNMP Defining SNMP Communit ies 457 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 • Authentication Password —If authentication is accomplished by either a MD5 or a SHA pas sword, ent er the local user pas swor d in either Encr ypted or Plain te xt . Local user pas swords ar e compared to the local databas e. and can c ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 475

    SNMP Defining SNMP Communities Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 458 23 T o define S NMP communitie s: STEP 1 Click SNMP > Com m un it ies . This page contains a table of c onfigur ed SNM P communities and their proper ties . STEP 2 Click Add. This page enables net work managers t o define and configure new SN ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 476

    SNMP De f i ni n g T r a p Se ttin gs 459 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 Read Writ e—Management acc es s is r ead-writ e. Change s can be made to the dev ice configuration, but no t to the community . SN MP Admin—User has acce ss to all device configuration options , as well as permis sions to modify th ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 477

    SNMP Notifi ca tion R ecipients Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 460 23 Notific a tion Re cipients T rap me ssage s ar e generat ed to r epor t syst em events, as defined in RFC 1215. The system can generat e traps defined in the MIB that it supp or ts. T rap receivers (aka Notification Recipients) are network n ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 478

    SNMP Notifica tion Recipients 461 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 • IP V ersion —S elect either IP v 4 or IPv6. • IP v 6 Addres s Typ e —Select either Link L o cal or Glo ba l . - Link L ocal — The IP v6 address uniquely identifie s hosts on a single network link . A link local address has a prefix ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 479

    SNMP Notifi ca tion R ecipients Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 462 23 D efining SNMP v3 Notification Recipients T o define a recipient in S NMP v3: STEP 1 Click SNMP > Notific a tion Recipients SNMP v3 . This page contains recipients f or SNMP v3. STEP 2 Click Add. STEP 3 Enter the paramet ers. • Ser ver ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 480

    SNMP SNMP Notifi ca tion F ilters 463 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 • User Name —Sele ct from the dr op-down list the user to whom SNMP notifications ar e sent . In order t o r eceive notifications , this user must be defined on the SN MP User page, and its engine ID must be r emot e. • Secu rity L e ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 481

    SNMP SNMP Notification F ilters Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Mana ged Switch Administration Guide 464 23 T o define a notification filter : STEP 1 Click SNMP > Notific a tion Filter . The Notification Filt er page contains no tification inf o rmation f or each filter . The table is able to filt er notification entries by Filt er Name. STEP 2 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 482

    SNMP SNMP Notifi ca tion F ilters 465 Cisco Small Busines s 300 Series Ma naged Switch Administration Guide 23 ...

  • Cisco Systems SG30052PK9NA - page 483

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