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Introduction
3
- Terminology
  3
Conventions
4
Related Publications
5
Summit Overview
7
- About the Summit Family of Switches
  7
- Summary of Features
  8
  - Port Connections
    8
  - Full-duplex
    10
  - Port Redundancy
    10
  - Virtual LANs (VLANs)
    10
  - Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    11
  - Quality of Service (QoS)
    11
  - IP Unicast Routing
    12
- Network Configuration Examples
  12
- Summit1 Front View
  15
  - Ports
    15
  - LEDs
    16
- Summit2 Front View
  17
  - Ports
    17
  - LEDs
    18
- Summit Rear View
  19
  - Power Socket
    19
  - Serial Number
    19
  - Console Port
    19
  - Redundant Power Supply Port
    19
  - MAC Address
    20
- Factory Defaults
  20
Installation and Setup
21
Accessing The Switch
27
- Configuring Management Access
  27
  - Default Accounts
    28
    - Changing the Default Password
      29
  - Creating a Management Account
    29
    - Viewing Switch Accounts
      30
    - Deleting a Switch Account
      30
- Methods of Managing the Summit
  30
  - Using the Console Interface
    31
- Using Telnet
  31
- Using the Web Interface
  34
  - Summit Management Interface Screen
    35
    - Configuration
      35
    - Statistics
      35
    - Support
      36
    - Logout
      36
  - Disabling Web Access
    36
- Using SNMP
  36
- Checking Basic Connectivity
  40
  - Ping
    40
  - Traceroute
    41
- Configuring Ports
  41
  - Enabling and Disabling Ports
    41
  - Configuring Port Speed and Duplex Setting
    42
- Port Commands
  42
Commands
45
- Understanding the Command Syntax
  45
  - Syntax Helper
    46
  - Command Completion
    46
  - Abbreviated Syntax
    46
  - Command Shortcuts
    46
  - Numerical Ranges
    47
  - Names
    47
  - Symbols
    47
- Line-Editing Keys
  48
- Command History
  49
- Common Commands
  49
- Summit Commands
  51
  - General Switch Commands
    52
  - User Account Commands
    53
  - Switch Management Commands
    54
  - VLAN Commands
    56
  - Protocol Commands
    57
  - FDB Commands
    57
  - Port Commands
    58
  - STP Commands
    59
  - QoS Commands
    61
  - Basic IP Commands
    62
  - IP ARP Commands
    64
  - IP Route Table Commands
    65
  - ICMP Commands
    66
  - RIP Commands
    67
  - Logging Commands
    70
  - Configuration and Image Commands
    71
Virtual LANs (VLANs)
73
- Overview of Virtual LANs
  73
  - Benefits
    73
- Types of VLANs
  74
- VLAN Names
  82
  - Default VLAN
    83
- Configuring VLANs on the Summit
  83
  - VLAN Configuration Examples
    84
- Displaying VLAN Settings
  85
- Deleting VLANs
  87
Switch Forwarding Database (FDB)
89
- Overview of the FDB
  89
  - FDB Contents
    89
  - FDB Entry Types
    89
  - How FDB Entries Get Added
    90
- Configuring FDB Entries
  90
  - FDB Configuration Example
    91
- Displaying FDB Entries
  91
- Removing FDB Entries
  92
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
93
- Overview of the Spanning Tree Protocol
  93
- Spanning Tree Domains
  93
  - Defaults
    94
- STP Configurations
  94
- Configuring STP on the Summit
  97
  - Configuration Example
    99
- Displaying STP Settings
  100
- Disabling and Resetting STP
  101
Quality of Service (QoS)
103
- Overview of Quality of Service
  103
- Building Blocks
  103
  - QoS Mode
    104
  - QoS Profiles
    104
    - Predefined QoS Profiles
      105
    - Creating a QoS Profile
      105
  - Explicit Traffic Classification
    106
    - Priority mappings for Explicit traffic
      106
  - Assigning a QoS Profile to a Traffic Classificatio...
    106
- Configuring QoS
  107
  - Sample QoS Configurations
    107
- Displaying QoS Information
  108
- Resetting QoS
  108
IP Unicast Routing
109
- Overview of IP Unicast Routing
  109
  - Router Interfaces
    109
  - Populating the Routing Table
    110
    - Dynamic Routes
      111
    - Static Routes
      111
    - Multiple Routes
      111
- Configuring IP Unicast Routing
  112
- Routing Configuration Example
  118
- Displaying Router Settings
  120
- Resetting and Disabling Router Settings
  121
Status Monitoring and Statistics
123
- Status Monitoring
  123
- Port Statistics
  128
- Port Errors
  129
- Switch Logging
  130
  - Local Logging
    131
    - Real-time Display
      131
  - Remote Logging
    132
  - Logging Commands
    133
- RMON
  134
  - About RMON
    135
  - RMON Features of the Switch
    135
    - Statistics
      135
    - History
      136
    - Alarms
      136
    - Events
      136
  - RMON and the Switch
    136
  - Event Actions
    137
Software Upgrade and Boot Options
139
- Using TFTP to Download a New Image
  139
  - Rebooting the Switch
    140
- Saving Configuration Changes
  140
  - Returning to Factory Defaults
    141
- Boot Option Commands
  141
Safety Information
143
- Important Safety Information
  143
  - Power
    143
  - Power Cord
    144
  - Fuse
    145
  - Connections
    145
  - Lithium Battery
    146
Technical Specifications
147
Troubleshooting
149
- LEDs
  149
- Using the Command-Line Interface
  150
  - VLANs
    152
  - STP
    153

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Table des matières

Contents
3
Figures
13
Tables
15
Preface
17
- Introduction
  17
  - Terminology
    18
- Conventions
  18
- Related Publications
  19
Summit Overview
21
- About the Summit Family of Switches
  21
- Summit Switch Models
  22
- Summary of Features
  22
  - Port Connections
    23
    - Media Types and Distances
      24
  - Full-Duplex
    25
  - Port Redundancy
    25
  - Load Sharing
    26
  - Virtual LANs (VLANs)
    26
  - Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    26
  - Quality of Service (QoS)
    27
  - IP Unicast Routing
    27
  - IP Multicast Routing
    27
- Network Configuration Example
  28
- Summit1 Front View
  30
- Summit2 Front View
  31
- Summit3 Front View
  32
- Summit4 Front View
  33
- Summit4/FX Front View
  34
- Summit48 Front View
  35
- LEDs
  36
- Summit Rear View
  37
  - Power Socket
    37
  - Serial Number
    37
  - Console Port
    37
  - Redundant Power Supply Port
    37
  - MAC Address
    38
- Factory Defaults
  38
Installation and Setup
41
- Following Safety Information
  41
- Determining the Switch Location
  41
  - Media Types and Distances
    42
- Installing the Summit
  43
- Connecting Equipment to the Console Port
  44
- Powering On the Switch
  46
- Checking the Installation
  46
- Logging In for the First Time
  46
Accessing The Switch
49
- Understanding the Command Syntax
  50
  - Syntax Helper
    50
  - Command Completion with Syntax Helper
    50
  - Abbreviated Syntax
    51
  - Command Shortcuts
    51
  - Numerical Ranges
    51
  - Names
    51
  - Symbols
    52
- Line-Editing Keys
  53
- Command History
  53
- Common Commands
  54
- Configuring Management Access
  56
  - Default Accounts
    57
    - Changing the Default Password
      57
  - Creating a Management Account
    58
    - Viewing Switch Accounts
      58
    - Deleting a Switch Account
      59
- Methods of Managing the Summit
  59
  - Using the Console Interface
    59
- Using Telnet
  60
- IP Host Configuration Commands
  64
- Using ExtremeWare Vista
  65
  - Disabling Web Access
    65
- Using SNMP
  66
- Checking Basic Connectivity
  70
  - Ping
    70
  - Traceroute
    70
  - Mtrace
    71
Configuring Ports
73
- Enabling and Disabling Ports
  73
- Configuring Port Speed and Duplex Setting
  74
  - Turning Off Autonegotiation for a Gigabit Ethernet...
    74
- Port Commands
  75
- Load Sharing
  77
  - Configuring Load Sharing
    78
  - Verifying the Load Sharing Configuration
    80
- Port-Mirroring
  80
  - Port-Mirroring Commands
    81
  - Port-Mirroring Example
    81
- Summit Virtual Chassis
  82
Virtual LANs (VLANs)
87
- Overview of Virtual LANs
  87
  - Benefits
    87
- Types of VLANs
  88
- VLAN Names
  99
  - Default VLAN
    100
- Configuring VLANs on the Summit
  100
  - VLAN Configuration Examples
    102
- Displaying VLAN Settings
  103
- Deleting VLANs
  104
Switch Forwarding Database (FDB)
105
- Overview of the FDB
  105
  - FDB Contents
    105
  - FDB Entry Types
    105
  - How FDB Entries Get Added
    106
  - Associating a QoS Profile with an FDB Entry
    107
- Configuring FDB Entries
  107
  - FDB Configuration Examples
    108
- Displaying FDB Entries
  109
- Removing FDB Entries
  110
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
111
- Overview of the Spanning Tree Protocol
  111
- Spanning Tree Domains
  111
  - Defaults
    112
- STP Configurations
  112
- Configuring STP on the Summit
  115
  - Configuration Example
    117
- Displaying STP Settings
  118
- Disabling and Resetting STP
  119
Quality of Service (QoS)
121
- Overview of Quality of Service
  121
- Building Blocks
  121
  - QoS Mode
    122
  - Default QoS Profiles
    122
  - Traffic Groupings
    123
    - Ingress Traffic Groupings
      123
    - Egress Traffic Groupings
      125
    - Precedence
      125
    - Prioritization
      126
  - Creating and Configuring a QoS Profile
    126
  - Assigning a QoS Profile
    126
- Port Queue Monitor
  127
- Configuring QoS
  128
  - Sample Ingress Mode QoS Configuration
    129
  - Sample Egress Mode QoS Configuration
    129
- Displaying QoS Information
  130
- Resetting QoS
  130
IP Unicast Routing
131
- Overview of IP Unicast Routing
  131
  - Router Interfaces
    132
  - Populating the Routing Table
    133
    - Dynamic Routes
      133
    - Static Routes
      133
    - Multiple Routes
      134
  - Proxy ARP
    134
    - ARP-Incapable Devices
      134
    - Proxy ARP Between Subnets
      135
  - IP Multinetting
    135
    - IP Multinetting Operation
      136
    - IP Multinetting Examples
      137
- Configuring IP Unicast Routing
  139
  - Verifying the IP Unicast Routing Configuration
    140
- Configuring DHCP/BOOTP Relay
  140
  - Verifying the DHCP/BOOTP Relay Configuration
    141
- Routing Configuration Example
  145
- Displaying Router Settings
  147
- Resetting and Disabling Router Settings
  148
Routing Protocols
149
- Overview
  149
  - RIP Versus OSPF
    150
- Overview of RIP
  151
  - Routing Table
    151
  - Split Horizon
    151
  - Poison Reverse
    151
  - Triggered Updates
    152
  - Route Advertisement of VLANs
    152
  - RIP Version 1 versus RIP Version 2
    152
- Overview of OSPF
  153
  - Link State Database
    153
  - Areas
    153
    - Area 0
      154
    - Stub Areas
      154
    - Virtual Links
      155
- Configuring RIP
  156
- RIP Configuration Example
  158
- Displaying RIP Settings
  160
- Resetting and Disabling RIP
  161
- Configuring OSPF
  162
- OSPF Configuration Example
  164
  - Configuration for ABR1
    165
  - Configuration for IR1
    166
- Displaying OSPF Settings
  166
- Resetting and Disabling OSPF Settings
  167
IP Multicast Routing
169
- Overview
  169
  - DVMRP Overview
    170
  - IGMP Overview
    170
    - IGMP Snooping
      170
- Configuring IP Multicasting Routing
  170
- Configuration Example
  174
  - Configuration for IR1
    175
- Displaying IP Multicast Routing Settings
  175
- Deleting and Resetting IP Multicast Settings
  176
Status Monitoring and Statistics
177
- Status Monitoring
  177
- Port Statistics
  183
- Port Errors
  184
- Port Monitoring Display Keys
  185
- Switch Logging
  186
  - Local Logging
    187
    - Real-time Display
      187
  - Remote Logging
    188
  - Logging Commands
    188
- RMON
  190
  - About RMON
    190
  - RMON Features of the Switch
    191
    - Statistics
      191
    - History
      191
    - Alarms
      192
    - Events
      192
  - RMON and the Switch
    192
  - Event Actions
    193
Using ExtremeWare Vista
195
- Enabling and Disabling Web Access
  195
- Setting Up Your Browser
  196
- Accessing ExtremeWare Vista
  197
- Navigating ExtremeWare Vista
  197
  - Task Frame
    198
  - Content Frame
    198
    - Browser Controls
      198
    - Status Messages
      199
  - Standalone Buttons
    199
- Saving Changes
  199
- Do a GET When Configuring a VLAN
  200
- Sending Screen Output to Extreme Networks
  200
Software Upgrade and Boot Options
201
- Downloading a New Image
  201
  - Rebooting the Switch
    202
- Saving Configuration Changes
  203
  - Returning to Factory Defaults
    203
- Using TFTP to Upload the Configuration
  204
- Using TFTP to Download the Configuration
  204
- Boot Option Commands
  205
Safety Information
207
- Important Safety Information
  207
  - Power
    207
  - Power Cord
    208
  - Fuse
    209
  - Connections
    209
  - Lithium Battery
    210
Technical Specifications
211
Troubleshooting
213
- LEDs
  213
- Using the Command-Line Interface
  214
  - VLANs
    216
  - STP
    217
Index
219
Index of Commands
225

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