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HP Procurve Switch 4108GL

3

Documentation

5

Time Protocols

10

Unauthorized Access

10

Security

11

Trunking

11

HP Procurve Stack Management

13

Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)

14

Troubleshooting

15

File Transfers

16

MAC Address Management

16

Selecting a Management

19

Interface

19

Advantages of Using the CLI

20

Browser Interface

21

Hubs & Switches

22

Using the Menu Interface

25

Main Menu Features

31

Rebooting the Switch

36

Menu Features List

38

Where To Go From Here

39

Accessing the CLI

42

Using the CLI

42

Privilege Levels at Logon

43

Privilege Level Operation

44

Manager Privileges

45

How To Move Between Levels

47

? symbol lists the

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Using the Command Line

49

Interface (CLI)

49

Command Option Displays

50

Using the CLI

52

Configuration Modes

53

CLI Control and Editing

56

General Features

59

Session with the Switch

61

Using the HP Web Browser

63

Interface Session

64

Using the Passwords

67

Using the User Names

67

If You Lose a Password

68

Support/Mgmt URLs Feature

69

Support URL

70

Status Reporting Features

72

Port Utilization

73

The Alert Log

76

Alert Types

77

The Status Bar

79

Switch Memory and

85

Using the CLI To Implement

86

Configuration Changes

86

Reboot Switch option

92

Image Options

93

OS Downloads

96

Caution--No

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Operating Notes

101

Chapter Contents

103

Overview

104

Web, and Inbound Telnet

105

Interface Access

106

Parameters

106

System Information

107

HP4108(config)# telnet-server

107

Interface Access and

107

■ VT100 operation

108

■ 19,200 baud

108

■ No flow control

108

■ 10-minute inactivity time

108

■ Critical log events

108

Configuring IP Addressing

117

IP Configuration

119

Just Want a Quick Start?

120

Live (TTL)

121

(TTL), and Timep

123

DHCP/Bootp Operation

126

Overview: Selecting a Time

133

Time Protocol Operation

133

Configuring

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– TIMEP

136

Table 8-2.Timep Parameters

144

SNTP Servers

150

Address Prioritization

151

Configured

153

Contents

155

Menu: Configuring Passwords

159

Commands Used in This Section

160

Using Passwords and

161

General System Requirements

164

Note on Privilege Levels

166

Before You Begin

168

Configuration

169

Note on

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Encryption

174

First-Choice TACACS+ Server

176

How Authentication Operates

178

Local Authentication Process

179

Using the Encryption Key

180

TACACS+ Authentication

182

Messages

182

Management Security

185

Using Authorized IP

187

Managers

187

Using Authorized IP Managers

188

Access Levels

189

Building IP Masks

194

Control and Port Trunking

199

Ports: Traffic Control

201

Port Trunking

208

Trunk Configuration Methods

210

Trunk Group

216

Default Port Operation

225

LACP Notes and Restrictions

226

technol

227

Applications

231

Monitoring and Managing

233

SNMP Communities

235

Advanced Management: RMON

241

Introduction

242

CDP Terminology

243

General CDP Operation

243

Outgoing Packets

244

Incoming CDP Packets

245

Configuring CDP on the Switch

248

Configuring CDP Operation

251

Transmission

253

Outbound CDP Packets

254

HP Procurve Stack

263

Management

263

General Stacking Operation

264

Operating Rules for Stacking

265

Specific Rules

266

Configure Stacking

272

Auto Join and Transmission

274

Interval

274

– To change

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Save) to

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Back) to return to

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4. Stack Management

280

Monitoring Stack Status

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For status descriptions

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9. Stacking

288

Stacking

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listing

296

MAC Address for

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Stack Commander

298

Auto Join parameter

300

The switch number

302

(SN) for the “North

302

Sea” switch is “3”

302

Transmission Interval

304

Status Messages

306

Port-Based Virtual LANs

311

(VLANs) and GVRP

311

Switch 4108

312

Overview of Using VLANs

313

General Steps for Using VLANs

316

Notes on Using VLANs

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An asterisk indicates

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VLANs setting

318

Adding or Editing VLAN Names

319

Example of a New

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VLAN and ID

320

Creating the new VLAN

326

Showing the result

326

■ Add VLANs

328

■ Rename VLANs

328

■ Remove VLANs

328

■ Configure GVRP mode

328

■ Select a new Primary VLAN

328

VLAN Tagging Information

329

■ In switch X:

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■ In switch Y:

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IP Interfaces

333

VLAN MAC Addresses

334

Port Trunks

334

Port Monitoring

334

VLAN Restrictions

335

General Operation

337

GVRP Enabled

340

(Required for Unknown

340

VLAN operation.)

340

Unknown VLAN Settings

340

Default:

340

GVRP and VLAN Access Control

342

Planning for GVRP Operation

343

Configuring GVRP On a Switch

343

GVRP Operating Notes

348

Multimedia Traffic Control

353

IGMP Terms

354

Basic Operation

355

Enhancements

355

How IGMP Operates

361

Automatic Fast-Leave IGMP

363

Forced Fast-Leave IGMP

364

Note on VLAN

365

Numbers:

365

Using the Switch as Querier

368

Multicast Filtering

369

Spanning Tree Protocol

373

Menu: Configuring STP

374

CLI: Configuring STP

375

How STP Operates

379

STP Fast Mode

380

Status and Counters Data

387

General System Information

389

Menu Access

390

CLI Access

390

Module Information

391

Port Status

392

Control Status

393

Monitoring and Analyzing

395

Switch Operation

395

Menu Access to STP Data

401

CLI Access to STP Data

402

VLAN Information

404

Port Monitoring Features

407

Troubleshooting Approaches

415

Unusual Network Activity

418

Troubleshooting CDP Operation

419

IGMP-Related Problems

420

Stacking-Related Problems

421

TACACS-Related Problems

421

VLAN-Related Problems

423

■ All events recorded

430

Diagnostic Tools

431

CLI: Ping or Link Tests

434

Restoring a Flash Image

439

Primary or Secondary Flash

450

Switch-to-Switch Download

451

Host, PC, or Unix Workstation

458

Determining MAC Addresses

462

Switches

467

Daylight Savings Time on HP

469

Procurve Switches

469

Numerics

471

2 – Index

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Index – 3

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4 – Index

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Index – 5

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6 – Index

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Index – 7

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8 – Index

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Index – 9

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10 – Index

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Index – 11

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