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NETGEAR 8800 Chassis Switch CLI Manual
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Contents
3
1. Command Reference Overview
6
- Introduction
  6
- Audience
  6
- Structure of this Guide
  7
- Understanding the Command Syntax
  7
  - Access Levels
    7
  - Syntax Symbols
    8
  - Syntax Helper
    8
  - Object Names
    9
  - Command Shortcuts
    10
- Port Numbering
  10
  - Numerical Ranges
    10
- Line-Editing Keys
  11
- Command History
  12
2. Commands for Accessing the Switch
13
3. Commands for Managing the Switch
57
- SNMP
  57
- Telnet
  58
- TFTP
  58
- System Redundancy with Dual Management Modules Installed
  58
- Power Supply Management
  58
- Simple Network Time Protocol
  59
4. Commands for Managing the NETGEAR 8800 Software
157
5. Commands for Configuring Slots and Ports on a Switch
190
6. Commands for Configuring LLDP
269
7. PoE Commands
300
- Summary of PoE Software Features
  300
8. Commands for Status Monitoring and Statistics
330
- Event Management System
  330
- sFlow Statistics
  331
- RMON
  331
9. VLAN Commands
425
10. FDB Commands
453
11. Commands for Virtual Routers
472
12. Policy Manager Commands
481
13. ACL Commands
487
14. QoS Commands
520
15. Security Commands
554
- SSH
  554
- SSL
  554
- User Authentication
  554
- Denial of Service
  555
16. Network Login Commands
679
17. STP Commands
737
- STP
  737
- RSTP
  737
- MSTP
  738
- Spanning Tree Domains
  738
  - Member VLANs
    738
  - Carrier VLAN
    738
  - Protected VLAN
    739
  - STPD Modes
    739
  - Encapsulation Modes
    740
- STP Rules and Restrictions
  741
18. VRRP Commands
793
19. IP Unicast Commands
814
20. IPv6 Unicast Commands
904
21. RIP Commands
950
22. RIPng Commands
973
23. OSPF Commands
994
- OSPF Edge Mode
  995
24. OSPFv3 Commands
1036
- OSPF Edge Mode
  1037
25. BGP Commands
1075
26. IP Multicast Commands
1163
27. IPv6 Multicast Commands
1242
28. MSDP Commands
1261
29. vMAN (PBN) Commands
1296
A. Configuration and Image Commands
1306
B. Troubleshooting Commands
1345
- Event Management System
  1345
Command List
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NETGEAR 8800 User Manual
1
Contents
3
1. Overview
22
- Introduction
  22
  - Terminology
    23
- Conventions
  23
  - Platform-Naming Conventions
    23
  - Text Conventions
    23
- Related Publications
  24
2. Getting Started
27
- Overview
  27
- Software Required
  28
- Logging in to the Switch
  28
- Understanding the Command Syntax
  29
  - Syntax Helper
    30
  - Command Shortcuts
    30
  - Object Names
    31
  - Symbols
    32
  - Limits
    33
- Port Numbering
  34
  - Numerical Ranges
    34
- Line-Editing Keys
  34
- Command History
  35
- Common Commands
  35
- Accessing the Switch for the First Time
  38
  - Safe Defaults Setup Method
    38
- Configuring Management Access
  39
- Managing Passwords
  45
- Access to Both MSM/MM Console Ports
  47
- Domain Name Service Client Services
  47
- Checking Basic Connectivity
  48
  - Ping
    48
  - Traceroute
    50
- Displaying Switch Information
  50
3. Managing the Switch
51
- Overview
  51
- Understanding the XCM8800 Shell
  52
- Using the Console Interface
  52
- Using the 10/100 Ethernet Management Port
  53
- Authenticating Users
  53
  - RADIUS Client
    54
  - TACACS+
    54
  - Management Accounts
    54
- Using Telnet
  54
- Using Secure Shell 2
  62
- Using the Trivial File Transfer Protocol
  62
  - Connecting to Another Host Using TFTP
    63
- Understanding System Redundancy
  64
  - Node Election
    65
  - Replicating Data Between Nodes
    66
  - Viewing Node Status
    68
- Understanding Hitless Failover Support
  69
  - Protocol Support for Hitless Failover
    69
  - Hitless Failover Caveats
    72
- Understanding Power Supply Management
  72
  - Using Power Supplies
    72
  - Displaying Power Supply Information
    76
- Using the Simple Network Management Protocol
  76
  - Enabling and Disabling SNMPv1/v2c and SNMPv3
    77
  - Accessing Switch Agents
    78
  - Supported MIBs
    78
  - Configuring SNMPv1/v2c Settings
    79
  - Displaying SNMP Settings
    80
  - SNMPv3
    81
  - Message Processing
    82
  - SNMPv3 Security
    82
  - SNMPv3 MIB Access Control
    86
  - SNMPv3 Notification
    87
- Using the Simple Network Time Protocol
  89
  - Configuring and Using SNTP
    90
  - SNTP Example
    94
4. Managing the XCM8800 Software
95
- Overview
  95
- Using the XCM8800 File System
  96
- Managing the Configuration File
  104
- Managing XCM8800 Processes
  106
  - Displaying Process Information
    106
  - Stopping a Process
    107
  - Starting a Process
    108
- Understanding Memory Protection
  109
- Monitoring CPU Utilization
  110
5. Configuring Slots and Ports on a Switch
113
- Overview
  113
- Configuring Slots on NETGEAR 8800 Switches
  114
  - Details on I/O Ports
    115
- Configuring Ports on a Switch
  116
- Jumbo Frames
  122
  - Guidelines for Jumbo Frames
    122
  - Enabling Jumbo Frames per Port
    122
  - Enabling Jumbo Frames
    122
  - Path MTU Discovery
    123
  - IP Fragmentation with Jumbo Frames
    123
  - IP Fragmentation within a VLAN
    124
- Link Aggregation on the Switch
  124
  - Link Aggregation Overview
    125
  - Dynamic Versus Static Load Sharing
    126
  - Load-Sharing Algorithms
    126
  - LACP
    127
  - Health Check Link Aggregation
    130
  - Guidelines for Load Sharing
    131
  - Configuring Switch Load Sharing
    132
  - Load-Sharing Examples
    135
  - Displaying Switch Load Sharing
    137
- Mirroring
  138
- Remote Mirroring
  141
  - Configuration Details
    142
  - Guidelines
    144
  - Use of Remote Mirroring with Redundancy Protocols
    144
  - Remote Mirroring with STP
    144
- Software-Controlled Redundant Port and Smart Redundancy
  146
- Displaying Port Information
  148
6. LLDP
150
- Overview
  150
- LLDP Packets
  152
- Transmitting LLDP Messages
  153
- Receiving LLDP Messages
  154
- Managing LLDP
  155
- Supported TLVs
  156
  - Mandatory TLVs
    158
  - Optional TLVs
    159
- Configuring LLDP
  164
- Displaying LLDP Settings
  170
  - Displaying LLDP Port Configuration Information and Statistics
    170
  - Displaying LLDP Information Detected from Neighboring Ports
    171
7. PoE
172
- Overview
  172
- NETGEAR Networks PoE Devices
  172
- Summary of PoE Features
  173
- Power Checking for PoE Module
  173
- Power Delivery
  174
  - Enabling PoE to the Switch
    174
  - Power Reserve Budget
    174
  - PD Disconnect Precedence
    175
  - Port Disconnect or Fault
    176
  - Port Power Reset
    177
  - PoE Usage Threshold
    177
  - Legacy Devices
    178
  - PoE Operator Limits
    178
- Configuring PoE
  179
- Displaying PoE Settings and Statistics
  186
8. Status Monitoring and Statistics
192
- Overview
  192
- Viewing Port Statistics
  193
- Viewing Port Errors
  193
- Using the Port Monitoring Display Keys
  195
- Viewing VLAN Statistics
  196
- Performing Switch Diagnostics
  197
- Using the System Health Checker
  202
- Setting the System Recovery Level
  205
  - Configuring Software Recovery
    205
  - Configuring Module Recovery
    206
- Viewing Fan Information
  212
- Viewing the System Temperature
  213
  - System Temperature Output
    213
  - Power Supply Temperature
    214
- Using the Event Management System/Logging
  214
- Using sFlow
  228
  - Sampling Mechanisms
    229
  - Configuring sFlow
    229
  - Additional sFlow Configuration Options
    231
  - sFlow Configuration Example
    232
  - Displaying sFlow Information
    233
- Using RMON
  233
  - About RMON
    233
  - Supported RMON Groups of the Switch
    234
  - Configuring RMON
    236
  - Event Actions
    237
  - Displaying RMON Information
    237
  - SMON
    237
9. VLANs
238
- Overview
  238
  - Benefits
    238
  - Virtual Routers and VLANs
    239
- Types of VLANs
  239
  - Port-Based VLANs
    240
  - Tagged VLANs
    242
  - Protocol-Based VLANs
    244
  - Precedence of Tagged Packets Over Protocol Filters
    246
  - Default VLAN
    246
- VLAN Names
  246
  - Renaming a VLAN
    247
- Configuring VLANs on the Switch
  247
- Private VLANs
  251
  - PVLAN Overview
    252
  - Configuring PVLANs
    260
  - Displaying PVLAN Information
    263
  - PVLAN Configuration Example 1
    264
  - PVLAN Configuration Example 2
    267
10. FDB
271
- Overview
  271
  - FDB Contents
    272
  - How FDB Entries Get Added
    272
  - FDB Entry Types
    272
- Managing the FDB
  274
- Displaying FDB Entries and Statistics
  278
  - Displaying FDB Entries
    278
  - Displaying FDB Statistics
    279
- MAC-Based Security
  279
- Multicast FDB with Multiport Entry
  283
11. Virtual Routers
285
- Overview
  285
  - Types of Virtual Routers
    286
  - User Virtual Router Configuration Domain
    287
- Managing Virtual Routers
  288
- Virtual Router Configuration Example
  292
12. Policy Manager
294
- Overview
  294
- Creating and Editing Policies
  294
  - Using the Edit Command
    295
  - Using a Separate Machine
    295
  - Checking Policies
    296
  - Refreshing Policies
    296
- Applying Policies
  297
  - Applying ACL Policies
    297
  - Applying Routing Policies
    297
13. ACLs
299
- Overview
  299
- ACL Rule Syntax
  300
  - Matching All Egress Packets
    302
  - Comments and Descriptions in ACL Policy Files
    302
  - Types of Rule Entries
    303
  - Match Conditions
    303
  - Actions
    304
  - Action Modifiers
    304
  - ACL Rule Syntax Details
    306
- Layer-2 Protocol Tunneling ACLs
  312
- Dynamic ACLs
  313
- ACL Evaluation Precedence
  319
- Applying ACL Policy Files
  321
  - Displaying and Clearing ACL Counters
    321
  - Example ACL Rule Entries
    322
- ACL Mechanisms
  325
  - ACL Slices and Rules
    325
  - ACL Counters—Shared and Dedicated
    337
- Policy-Based Routing
  337
- ACL Troubleshooting
  344
14. Routing Policies
346
- Overview
  346
- Routing Policy File Syntax
  346
  - Policy Match Type
    348
  - Policy Match Conditions
    348
  - Policy Action Statements
    351
- Applying Routing Policies
  352
- Policy Examples
  353
  - Translating an access profile to a policy
    353
  - Translating a Route Map to a Policy
    354
15. QoS
357
- Overview
  357
  - Applications and Types of QoS
    359
  - Traffic Groups
    361
  - Introduction to Rate Limiting, Rate Shaping, and Scheduling
    366
  - Meters
    369
  - QoS Profiles
    369
  - Multicast Traffic Queues
    371
  - Egress Port Rate Limiting and Rate Shaping
    371
- Configuring QoS
  371
- Displaying QoS Configuration and Performance
  385
16. Network Login
389
- Overview
  389
- Configuring Network Login
  394
- Authenticating Users
  397
- Local Database Authentication
  397
- 802.1x Authentication
  402
- Web-Based Authentication
  412
- MAC-Based Authentication
  421
- Additional Network Login Configuration Details
  425
17. Security
434
- Overview
  434
- Safe Defaults Mode
  436
- MAC Security
  436
- DHCP Server
  445
- IP Security
  446
  - DHCP Snooping and Trusted DHCP Server
    447
  - Source IP Lockdown
    454
  - ARP Learning
    456
  - Gratuitous ARP Protection
    458
  - ARP Validation
    460
- Denial of Service Protection
  461
- Authenticating Management Sessions Through the Local Database
  465
- Authenticating Management Sessions Through a TACACS+ Server
  465
  - Configuring the TACACS+ Client for Authentication and Authorization
    466
  - Configuring the TACACS+ Client for Accounting
    468
- Authenticating Management Sessions Through a RADIUS Server
  471
  - How NETGEAR Switches Work with RADIUS Servers
    472
  - Configuration Overview for Authenticating Management Sessions
    473
- Authenticating Network Login Users Through a RADIUS Server
  474
  - How Network Login Authentication Differs from Management Session Authentication
    474
  - Configuration Overview for Authenticating Network Login Users
    475
- Configuring the RADIUS Client
  475
  - Configuring the RADIUS Client for Authentication and Authorization
    475
  - Configuring the RADIUS Client for Accounting
    477
- RADIUS Server Configuration Guidelines
  479
- Configuring a Windows XP Supplicant for 802.1x Authentication
  503
- Hyptertext Transfer Protocol
  504
- Secure Shell 2
  504
- Secure Socket Layer
  513
18. STP
519
- Overview
  520
  - Compatibility Between IEEE 802.1D-1998 and IEEE 802.1D-2004 STP Bridges
    520
  - BPDU Restrict on Edge Safeguard
    524
- Spanning Tree Domains
  526
  - Member VLANs
    527
  - STPD Modes
    529
  - Encapsulation Modes
    530
  - STP States
    531
  - Binding Ports
    532
  - Rapid Root Failover
    534
  - STPD BPDU Tunneling
    535
  - STP and Hitless Failover—Modular Switches Only
    537
- STP Configurations
  538
  - Basic STP Configuration
    538
  - Multiple STPDs on a Port
    540
  - VLANs Spanning Multiple STPDs
    541
  - EMISTP Deployment Constraints
    542
- Per VLAN Spanning Tree
  544
  - STPD VLAN Mapping
    545
  - Native VLAN
    545
- Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  545
  - RSTP Concepts
    545
  - RSTP Operation
    550
- Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
  557
  - MSTP Concepts
    557
  - MSTP Operation
    567
- STP and Network Login
  569
- STP Rules and Restrictions
  571
- Configuring STP on the Switch
  572
- Displaying STP Settings
  573
- STP Configuration Examples
  575
19. VRRP
582
- Overview
  582
  - VRRP and Hitless Failover
    582
  - VRRP Master Election
    584
  - VRRP Master Preemption
    585
  - VRRP Guidelines
    585
- VRRP Configuration Parameters
  586
- VRRP Tracking
  587
  - VRRP Tracking Mode
    588
  - VRRP VLAN Tracking
    588
  - VRRP Route Table Tracking
    588
  - VRRP Ping Tracking
    589
  - Displaying VRRP Tracking Information
    589
- VRRP Configuration Examples
  589
  - Simple VRRP Network Configuration
    589
  - Fully Redundant VRRP Network
    591
  - VRRP Tracking
    592
20. IPv4 Unicast Routing
594
- Overview
  595
  - Router Interfaces
    595
  - Populating the Routing Tables
    596
  - Hardware Routing Table Management
    604
- Configuring Unicast Routing
  611
- Verifying the Routing Configuration
  615
  - Viewing IP Routes
    615
  - Viewing the IP ARP Table
    615
  - Viewing IP ARP Statistics
    615
  - Viewing the IP Configuration for a VLAN
    615
  - Viewing Compressed Routes
    615
- Routing Configuration Example
  617
- Proxy ARP
  619
  - ARP-Incapable Devices
    619
  - Proxy ARP Between Subnets
    620
- IPv4 Multinetting
  620
- DHCP/BOOTP Relay
  627
  - Configuring the DHCP Relay Agent Option (Option 82) at Layer 3
    627
  - Verifying the DHCP/BOOTP Relay Configuration
    629
- Broadcast UDP Packet Forwarding
  629
  - Configuring UDP Forwarding
    630
  - UDP Echo Server
    632
- IP Broadcast Handling
  632
  - IP Broadcast Handling Details
    632
  - Command-line Support for IP Broadcast Handling
    633
- VLAN Aggregation
  634
21. IPv6 Unicast Routing
638
- Overview
  639
  - Router Interfaces
    639
  - Tunnels
    640
  - Specifying IPv6 Addresses
    640
  - Neighbor Discovery Protocol
    642
  - Populating the Routing Table
    643
- Configuring IP Unicast Routing
  646
- Configuring Route Sharing
  651
- Configuring Route Compression
  652
- Hardware Forwarding Behavior
  652
  - Hardware Forwarding Limitations
    653
  - Hardware Tunnel Support
    653
- Routing Configuration Example
  653
- Tunnel Configuration Examples
  655
  - 6in4 Tunnel Configuration Example
    655
  - 6to4 Tunnel Configuration Example
    657
22. RIP
661
- Overview
  661
  - RIP Versus OSPF
    662
  - Advantages of RIP and OSPF
    662
- Overview of RIP
  663
  - Routing Table
    663
  - Split Horizon
    663
  - Poison Reverse
    663
  - Triggered Updates
    663
  - Route Advertisement of VLANs
    664
  - RIP Version 1 Versus RIP Version 2
    664
- Route Redistribution
  664
  - Configuring Route Redistribution
    665
- RIP Configuration Example
  666
23. RIPng
668
- Overview
  668
  - RIPng Versus OSPFv3
    669
  - Advantages of RIPng and OSPFv3
    669
- Overview of RIPng
  669
  - Routing Table
    670
  - Split Horizon
    670
  - Poison Reverse
    670
  - Triggered Updates
    670
  - Route Advertisement of VLANs
    670
- Route Redistribution
  671
  - Configuring Route Redistribution
    671
- RIPng Configuration Example
  671
24. OSPF
673
- Overview
  674
  - OSPF Edge Mode
    674
  - Link State Database
    674
  - Graceful OSPF Restart
    676
  - Areas
    677
  - Point-to-Point Support
    680
- Route Redistribution
  681
  - Configuring Route Redistribution
    681
  - OSPF Timers and Authentication
    682
- Configuring OSPF
  682
  - Configuring OSPF Wait Interval
    683
  - OSPF Wait Interval Parameters
    683
- OSPF Configuration Example
  684
  - Configuration for ABR1
    685
  - Configuration for IR1
    686
- Displaying OSPF Settings
  686
25. OSPFv3
688
- Overview
  688
  - OSPFv3 Edge Mode
    689
  - Link State Database
    689
  - Areas
    690
  - Link-Type Support
    692
- Route Redistribution
  693
  - Configuring Route Redistribution
    693
  - OSPFv3 Timers
    694
- OSPFv3 Configuration Example
  694
  - Configuration for Router 1
    695
  - Configuration for Router 2
    696
  - Configuration for Router 3
    696
26. BGP
697
- Overview
  697
  - BGP Four-Byte AS Numbers
    698
  - BGP Attributes
    698
  - BGP Community Attributes
    699
  - Extended Community Attributes
    699
  - Multiprotocol BGP
    703
- BGP Features
  703
  - Route Reflectors
    704
  - Route Confederations
    706
  - Route Aggregation
    710
  - Inactive Route Advertisement
    710
  - Default Route Origination and Advertisement
    711
  - Using the Loopback Interface
    712
  - Looped AS_Path Attribute
    713
  - BGP Peer Groups
    713
  - BGP Route Flap Dampening
    714
  - BGP Route Selection
    716
  - Stripping Out Private AS Numbers from Route Updates
    716
  - Route Redistribution
    717
  - BGP ECMP
    717
  - BGP Static Network
    718
  - Graceful BGP Restart
    719
  - Cease Subcodes
    721
  - Fast External Fallover
    722
  - Capability Negotiation
    722
  - Route Refresh
    723
27. Multicast Routing and Switching
724
- Overview
  724
- Multicast Routing Table and RPF Overview
  725
- PIM Overview
  726
  - PIM Edge Mode
    726
  - PIM Dense Mode
    726
  - PIM Sparse Mode
    728
  - PIM Mode Interoperation
    729
  - PIM Source Specific Multicast
    729
  - PIM Snooping
    731
- IGMP Overview
  733
- Configuring IP Multicast Routing
  738
  - Enabling Multicast Forwarding
    738
  - Configuring PIM
    738
  - Configuring Multicast Static Routes
    739
  - PIM Configuration Examples
    740
- Multicast VLAN Registration
  748
  - Basic MVR Deployment
    749
  - Inter-Multicast VLAN Forwarding
    753
  - MVR Configurations
    754
- Displaying Multicast Information
  756
- Troubleshooting PIM
  757
  - Multicast Trace Tool
    757
  - Multicast Router Information Tool
    758
28. IPv6 Multicast
759
- Overview
  759
- Managing MLD
  760
29. MSDP
762
- Overview
  762
  - Supported Platforms
    763
  - Limitations
    763
- PIM Border Configuration
  763
- MSDP Peers
  764
  - MSDP Default Peers
    764
  - Peer Authentication
    765
  - Policy Filters
    765
  - SA Request Processing
    765
- MSDP Mesh-Groups
  766
- Anycast RP
  767
- SA Cache
  768
  - Maximum SA Cache Entry Limit
    769
- Redundancy
  770
- Scaling Limits
  770
- SNMP MIBs
  770
- Configuration Examples
  770
  - Configuring MSDP
    771
  - Configuring an MSDP Mesh-Group
    772
  - Configuring Anycast RP
    775
30. vMAN (PBN)
780
- Overview
  780
  - vMANs (PBNs)
    780
  - vMAN Configuration Options and Features
    782
- Configuration
  784
  - Configuring vMANs (PBNs)
    784
  - Configuring vMAN Options
    786
- Displaying vMAN Information
  788
- Configuration Examples
  788
  - vMAN Example, NETGEAR 8810
    788
  - Multiple vMAN Ethertype Example
    790
A. XCM8800 Software Licenses
793
- Overview
  793
- Switch License Features
  794
  - Aggregation License Features
    794
  - Advanced Core License Features
    798
- Displaying Software Licenses and Feature Packs
  798
- Obtaining a License Voucher
  799
- Enabling and Verifying Licenses
  799
- Obtaining Feature Packs
  799
B. Software Upgrade and Boot Options
801
- Downloading a New Image
  801
- Understanding Hitless Upgrade
  810
- Configuration Changes
  817
- Using TFTP to Upload the Configuration
  822
- Using TFTP to Download the Configuration
  824
- Synchronizing Nodes on Modular Switches
  825
  - Additional Behavior on the NETGEAR 8800 Series Switches
    825
  - Automatic Synchronization of Configuration Files
    825
- Accessing the Bootloader
  826
- Upgrading the Firmware
  827
- Displaying the BootROM and Firmware Versions
  828
C. Troubleshooting
829
- Troubleshooting Checklists
  830
  - Layer 1
    830
  - Layer 2
    830
  - Layer 3
    831
- LEDs
  833
- Using the Command Line Interface
  834
  - General Tips and Recommendations
    835
  - MSM Prompt
    837
  - Command Prompt
    837
  - Port Configuration
    837
  - Software License Error Messages
    838
  - VLANs
    839
  - STP
    840
  - VRRP
    840
- Using the Rescue Software Image
  841
  - Obtaining the Rescue Image from a TFTP Server
    842
  - Obtaining the Rescue Image from an External Compact Flash Memory Card
    843
- Debug Mode
  844
- Saving Debug Information
  845
- Evaluation Precedence for ACLs
  851
- TOP Command
  852
- TFTP Server Requirements
  852
- System Odometer
  852
  - Monitored Components
    852
  - Recorded Statistics
    852
- Temperature Operating Range
  853
- Corrupted BootROM on NETGEAR 8800 Series Switches
  853
- Inserting Powered Devices in the PoE Module
  854
- Modifying the Hardware Table Hash Algorithm
  854
  - Configuring the Hash Algorithm
    854
  - Viewing the Hash Algorithm Setting
    855
- Contacting NETGEAR Technical Support
  855
D. Supported Protocols, MIBs, and Standards
857
- MIB Support Details
  861
  - Standard MIBs
    862
  - NETGEAR Proprietary MIBs
    896
E. Glossary
922
Index
946

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