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Preface 31
Using the Business Policy Switch 2000 Version 1.2
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- Using the Business Policy 1
- Switch 2000 Version 1.2 1
- Trademarks 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- USA Requirements Only 2
- European Requirements Only 2
- Canada Requirements Only 3
- Taiwan Requirements 3
- Contents 7
- Chapter 3 10
- Chapter 4 12
- Chapter 5 12
- Appendix F 15
- Appendix G 15
- 16 Contents 16
- 22 Figures 22
- 26 Tables 26
- Before you begin 28
- Related publications 28
- (part number 29
- How to get help 30
- Preface 31 31
- 32 Preface 32
- Chapter 1 33
- Physical description 36
- Console port 37
- Uplink/Expansion slot 38
- Port connectors 38
- Back panel 43
- Cooling fans 44
- AC power receptacle 44
- 100 Watt DC-DC Converter 46
- Features 47
- CLI management system 48
- Increased VLANs 48
- STG configuration guidelines 51
- ASCII configuration file 53
- IP manager list 56
- Support for the GBIC MDA 57
- EAPOL-based security 58
- Automatic PVID 59
- BS45019A 60
- Tabular port statistics 61
- Ability to ping 61
- Policy-enabled networking 62
- Using 256 VLANs 65
- Security 66
- • The switch 68
- RADIUS-based network security 70
- MAC address-based security 70
- EAPOL dynamic VLAN assignment 73
- System requirements 75
- Flash memory storage 76
- MultiLink Trunking 77
- SNMP MIB support 81
- Table 5 SNMP MIB support 82
- Supported standards and RFCs 83
- Standards 84
- Chapter 2 87
- Network configuration 87
- Desktop switch application 89
- Segment switch application 89
- Fail-safe stack application 92
- Cascade A Out connector 94
- Unit Select switch 95
- Cascade A In connector 95
- Stack MAC address 97
- Stack configurations 98
- 1 Last unit 99
- 2 Base unit 99
- Stack down configurations 100
- 1 Base unit 101
- 2 Last unit 101
- 303979-A) 101
- 208700-B 102
- IEEE 802.1Q VLAN workgroups 104
- IEEE 802.1Q tagging 105
- BS45010A 107
- BS45011B 109
- BS45012B 109
- BS45014A 111
- Shared servers 114
- VLAN workgroup summary 120
- IGMP snooping 122
- BS45022C 125
- IEEE 802.1p prioritizing 128
- MultiLink Trunks 129
- Before you configure trunks 132
- CPU PS1 PS2 FAN 135
- 138
- Port mirroring 139
- BS45033A 143
- Using the console interface 147
- Main Menu 151
- IP Configuration/Setup screen 155
- Choosing a BootP request mode 157
- BootP When Needed 158
- BootP Always 158
- BootP Disabled 159
- BootP or Last Address 159
- SNMP Configuration screen 160
- System Characteristics screen 162
- MAC Address Table screen 167
- screen fields 168
- Security Configuration Menu 174
- Screen 1 177
- Screen 2 177
- Screen 3 177
- Screen 4 177
- Screen 5 177
- Port list syntax 178
- Screen 16 181
- Configuration Menu 184
- VLAN Configuration screen 189
- Table 25 Reserved PIDs 195
- Gigabit ports restriction 197
- VLAN Display by Port screen 200
- Port Configuration screen 201
- Symmetric mode 206
- Asymmetric mode 206
- Figure 74 208
- Table 35 Monitoring modes 216
- Configuration Menu screen 217
- Menu screen 220
- IGMP Configuration screen 221
- Port Statistics screen 226
- Stack Operational Mode screen 230
- Identify Unit Numbers 237
- Renumber Stack Units screen 238
- Stack, or mixed stack, mode 246
- Software Download screen 257
- Return to Main Menu 262
- Requirements 265
- System Log screen 269
- Policy-enabled networks 273
- Summary of packet classifiers 274
- Summary of actions 275
- DiffServ Concepts 277
- Table 56 Service classes 278
- Packet classifiers or filters 279
- Layer 2 filters 280
- IP filters 281
- Queue sets 285
- Interface groups 286
- Policy overview 288
- Packet flow using QoS 289
- Default QoS settings 290
- QoS configuration guidelines 290
- COPS overview 291
- Creating interface groups 294
- Defining an IP filter 299
- 6 Click Back 303
- (Figure 109 and Figure 110) 303
- Defining a layer 2 filter 305
- Configuring actions 311
- Configuring meters 313
- To configure a meter: 314
- Meters menu option 314
- Configuring policies 315
- Policies menu option 316
- Assigning mapping values 318
- Verifying DSCP mapping 320
- 3 Click Submit 324
- 2 Choose Queue Set 1 325
- 4 View the queue assignment 325
- Chapter 6 327
- Troubleshooting 327
- Business Policy Switch 2000 328
- LED descriptions (continued) 329
- Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 331 331
- Normal power-up sequence 332
- Port connection problems 333
- Port interface 334
- Appendix A 335
- Technical specifications 335
- Physical dimensions 336
- Performance specifications 336
- Data rate 337
- Interface options 337
- Safety agency certification 337
- Electromagnetic emissions 338
- Electromagnetic immunity 338
- Declaration of Conformity 338
- Appendix B 339
- Configuration requirements 340
- Base unit 341
- Automatic failover 342
- Temporary base unit 343
- Compatible software versions 343
- Using cascade modules 344
- Troubleshooting problems 345
- Appendix C 347
- Media dependent adapters 347
- BS45044A 349
- BPS2000-4TX MDA 354
- BPS2000-4FX MDA 356
- BPS2000-2FX MDA 356
- GBIC MDA 357
- Activity 359
- 450-1GBIC MDA 359
- Installing GBICs 360
- GBIC model with 361
- Removing an Installed GBIC 362
- Installing an MDA 363
- F/MMF patch cord 367
- MMF patch cord into the 367
- Appendix D 369
- Quick steps to features 369
- Off-page reference 370
- On-page reference 370
- Configuring Port Mirroring 374
- Appendix E 381
- MDI and MDI-X devices 382
- BS45056A 383
- Default Settings 387
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