Allied Telesis AT-S41 User Manual
User’s guide, Management software
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Connecting a Terminal or PC to the RS232 Terminal Port 29
- Figure 2: AT-S41 Login Prompt - Local Management Session 30
- Figure 3: AT-S41 Main Menu - Local Management Session 30
- Figure 4: System IP Configuration Menu 35
- Figure 5: System Admin. Configuration Menu 37
- Figure 6: User Interface Configuration Menu 39
- Figure 7: SNMP Configuration Menu 43
- Figure 8: System Reboot Menu 45
- Figure 9: System Reboot Menu 46
- Figure 10: General Information Menu 48
- Figure 11: Ping Execution Menu 49
- Figure 12: Ping Results 50
- Figure 13: Bootstrap Configuration Menu 51
- Figure 14: Port Configuration Menu 54
- Figure 15: Select Giga Port Type Menu 57
- Figure 16: Port Security Configuration Menu 62
- Figure 17: Intrusion Detection Status Menu 65
- Figure 18: Port Trunk Example 1 68
- Figure 19: Port Trunk Example 2 69
- Figure 20: Trunk Configuration Menu 70
- Figure 21: Port Monitoring Configuration Menu 76
- Figure 22: Spanning Tree Configuration Menu 84
- Figure 23: Spanning Tree Port Configuration Menu 86
- Figure 24: VLAN Management Menu 95
- Figure 25: VLAN Creation Menu 96
- Figure 26: VLAN Port Configuration Menu 98
- Figure 27: Config VLAN Member Menu 101
- Figure 28: VLAN Port Configuration Menu 102
- Figure 29: Forwarding Database Menu 110
- Figure 30: Display MAC Address by MAC Menu 111
- Figure 31: Quality of Service Configuration Menu 120
- Figure 32: IGMP Configuration Menu 124
- Figure 33: View Group Members Menu 126
- Figure 34: Storm Configuration Menu 130
- Figure 35: Statistics Menu 132
- Figure 36: Configuration File Upload/Download Menu 135
- Figure 37: XModem Configuration File Upload/Download Menu 136
- Figure 38: HyperTerminal Menu 136
- Figure 39: Receive File Pop-up Window 137
- Figure 40: Receive Filename Pop-up Window 137
- Figure 41: XModem File Receive Window 138
- Figure 42: Configuration File Upload/Download Menu 139
- Figure 43: XModem Configuration File Upload/Download Menu 140
- Figure 44: HyperTerminal Menu 140
- Figure 45: Send File Pop-up Window 141
- Figure 46: XModem File Send Window 141
- Figure 47: Configuration File Upload/Download Menu 142
- Figure 48: TFTP Configuration File Upload/Download Menu 143
- Figure 49: XModem Software Upgrade Menu 148
- Figure 50: Local Management Menu 148
- Figure 51: Send File Pop-up Window 149
- Figure 52: XModem File Send Window 149
- Figure 53: TFTP Software Upgrade Menu 151
- Figure 54: Entering a Switch’s IP Address in the URL Field 154
- Figure 55: Management Software Home Page 155
- Figure 56: IP Configuration Page 157
- Figure 57: Administration Configuration Menu 159
- Figure 58: User Interface Configuration Page 161
- Figure 59: SNMP Configuration Page 164
- Figure 60: System Reboot Configuration 166
- Figure 61: System Reboot Configuration 167
- Figure 62: Switch Information Page 168
- Figure 63: Ping Test Configuration Page 169
- Figure 64: Ping Test Result Page 170
- Figure 65: Bootstrap Configuration Page 171
- Figure 66: Port Configuration Page 174
- Figure 67: Select Giga Port Type 177
- Figure 68: Front Panel Page 178
- Figure 69: Configuration of a Port 179
- Figure 70: Statistics 181
- Figure 71: Port Security Page 184
- Figure 72: Port Security Overview Page 186
- Figure 73: Trunk Configuration Page 188
- Figure 74: Port Monitoring Configuration Page 191
- Figure 75: Spanning Tree Bridge Configuration 193
- Figure 76: Spanning Tree Port Configuration 195
- Figure 77: Create/Modify VLAN 199
- Figure 78: VLAN Port Configuration 201
- Figure 79: VLAN Information 203
- Figure 80: Create/Modify VLAN 204
- Figure 81: VLAN Port Configuration 206
- Figure 82: Sort by Port 210
- Figure 83: Sort by MAC 211
- Figure 84: Sort by VLAN 213
- Figure 85: Static MAC Address Configuration 215
- Figure 86: Static MAC Address Configuration 216
- Figure 87: Quality of Service 218
- Figure 88: IGMP Snooping 220
- Figure 89: IGMP Snooping Group Members 222
- Figure 90: Broadcast Storm Control Page 224
- Figure 91: Configuration File Upgrade Page 226
- Figure 92: Image Upgrade Page 230
- Preface
- Section I
- Overview
- Section II
- Local and Telnet Management
- Chapter 3
- Starting a Local or Telnet Management Session
- Chapter 4
- Basic Switch Parameters
- When Does an AT-8350GB Switch Need an IP Address?
- Configuring an IP Address
- Configuring System Administration Information
- Configuring the User Interface Security Features
- Activating DHCP
- Configuring SNMP Community Strings and Trap IP Addresses
- Rebooting a Switch
- Activating the Management Software’s Default Values
- Viewing the AT-S41 Switch Information
- Pinging a Network Device
- Bootstrap Configuration
- Chapter 5
- Port Parameters
- Chapter 6
- Port Security
- Chapter 7
- Port Trunking
- Chapter 8
- Port Monitoring
- Chapter 9
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- Chapter 10
- Virtual LANs
- Chapter 11
- MAC Address Table
- Chapter 12
- Quality of Service
- Chapter 13
- IGMP Snooping
- Chapter 14
- Broadcast Storm Control
- Chapter 15
- Port Statistics
- Chapter 16
- Configuration File
- Chapter 17
- Management Software Updates
- Section III
- Web Browser Management
- Chapter 18
- Starting a Web Browser Management Session
- Chapter 19
- Basic Switch Parameters
- Configuring an IP Address
- Configuring System Administration Information
- Setting the User Interface Configuration
- Activating DHCP
- Configuring SNMP Community Strings and Trap IP Addresses
- Resetting the Management Software Default Values
- Rebooting a Switch
- Viewing the AT-S41 Switch Information
- Ping Execution
- Bootstrap Configuration
- Chapter 20
- Port Parameters
- Chapter 21
- Port Security
- Chapter 22
- Port Trunks
- Chapter 23
- Port Monitoring
- Chapter 24
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- Chapter 25
- Virtual LANs
- Chapter 26
- MAC Address Table
- Chapter 27
- Quality of Service
- Chapter 28
- IGMP Snooping
- Chapter 29
- Broadcast Storm Control
- Chapter 30
- Uploading/Downloading Configuration Files
- Chapter 31
- Management Software Updates
- Appendix A
- AT-S41 Default Settings