Switch security, Switch availability, Switch investment protection – HP GbE2 User Manual

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State information ”dump” for tuning and debugging switch performance available in uuencoded format

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Panic command for immediate state dump to flash memory and automatically switch reboot

Switch security

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Password protected multi-level user accounts supported on all management interfaces

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Configurable user interface idle time-out period

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Ability to disable web-based and Telnet access to the switch user interfaces

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255 Port-based IEEE 802.1Q tagged VLANs per switch (510 per server blade enclosure)

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Ability to specify the IP-based management network that is allowed to access the switch

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RADIUS RFC 2865 user authentication and authorization

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Unique “safe mode” option to maintain production environment VLAN isolation and security aspects

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Configurable Telnet and HTTP server socket port numbers

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Secure shell (SSH) access to the command line interface

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Secure copy protocol (SCP) to securely upload and download the switch configuration file

Switch availability

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Front-mounted, hot-swappable switch with configuration retention and no need to cable/recable when removing

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Redundant switches per server blade enclosure

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Redundant uplink ports per switch

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Redundant front panel management/diagnostic ports per switch

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Redundant crosslinks for switch to switch communication and failover scenarios within the server blade enclosure

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Redundant pairs of network adapters per server routed to different switches

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Redundant Fibre Channel signals per each server passed through different switch chassis

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Redundant N+N hot-plug redundant power to each switch

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Redundant N+1 on-board cooling per switch

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IEEE 802.3ad automatic multi-link load balancing and link failover (excluding LACP)

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Load balancing of unicast traffic

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ProLiant network adapter teaming

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Redundant configurable community strings and SNMP trap manager hosts

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Redundant default gateways with automatic failover

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Redundant configurable Domain Name Service (DNS) client

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Redundant configurable syslog servers

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Redundant firmware images in memory; either image can be selected as the current runtime version.

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Redundant configuration settings in memory plus a third factory default file; any setting can be selected as the current runtime

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Switch investment protection

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Layer 3 routing firmware future internal upgrade capability

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Layer 7 routing and content delivery switching future internal upgrade capability

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10 Gigabit Ethernet uplink future upgrade capability

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Supports any combination of ProLiant BL p-Class server blades

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Optional pass-through of ProLiant BL20p G2 Fibre Channel signals

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