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Guida All'Installazione Rapida

Sommario

00-1Cover.pdf
1
- Command conventions
  3
- GUI conventions
  4
- Symbols
  4
01-Chapter 1 Product Overview.pdf
6
- 1 Product Overview
  7
  - Introduction
    7
  - Physical Description of the S7900E Series
    7
    - Chassis and Slots
      7
      - S7902E
        8
      - S7903E-S
        9
      - S7903E
        10
      - S7906E
        11
      - S7910E
        12
      - S7906E-V
        13
    - Backplane
      15
    - Power Supply System
      15
      - PSR320-A
        16
      - PSR320-D
        17
      - PSR650-A
        18
      - PSR650-D
        18
      - PSR1400-A
        19
      - PSR1400-D
        20
      - PSR2800-ACV
        21
    - Fan Tray
      22
    - Air Filter
      22
  - SRPUs
    23
    - SRPU Types
      23
    - LSQ1MPUA0 SRPU
      23
      - Applicable model
        23
      - Technical specifications
        23
      - Panel and LEDs
        24
      - On-board interfaces
        24
      - System LEDs
        26
      - RESET button
        27
    - Dedicated S7903E-S SRPU-LSQ1CGP24TSC0
      27
      - Applicable model
        27
      - Technical specifications
        27
      - Panel and LEDs
        27
      - On-board interfaces
        28
      - System LEDs
        30
      - RESET button
        31
    - Salience VI-10GE SRPU-LSQ1SRP2XB0
      31
      - Applicable models
        31
      - Technical specifications
        31
      - Panel and LEDs
        31
      - On-board interfaces
        32
      - System LEDs
        33
      - RESET button
        34
    - Salience VI SRPU-LSQ1SRPB0
      35
      - Applicable models
        35
      - Technical specifications
        35
      - Panel and LEDs
        35
      - On-board interfaces
        35
      - System LEDs
        37
      - RESET button
        38
    - Salience VI-Turbo SRPU-LSQ1SRP1CB0
      38
      - Applicable models
        38
      - Technical specifications
        38
      - Panel and LEDs
        38
      - On-board interfaces
        39
      - System LEDs
        40
      - RESET button
        41
    - Salience VI-Plus SRPU-LSQ1SRPD0
      41
      - Applicable models
        41
      - Technial specifications
        41
      - Panel and LEDs
        42
      - On-board interfaces
        42
      - System LEDs
        43
      - RESET button
        44
    - Salience VI-GE SRPU-LSQ1SRP12GB0
      44
      - Applicable models
        44
      - Technial specifications
        44
      - Panel and LEDs
        45
      - On-board interfaces
        45
      - System LEDs
        47
      - RESET button
        48
  - LPUs
    48
    - LSQ1FP48SA0
      48
      - Introduction
        48
      - Panel and LEDs
        49
    - LSQ1FV48SA0
      49
      - Introduction
        49
      - Panel and LEDs
        50
    - LSQ1GP12EA0
      50
      - Introduction
        50
      - Panel and LEDs
        51
    - LSQ1GP12SC0
      51
      - Introduction
        51
      - Panel and LEDs
        52
    - LSQ1GP24SC0
      52
      - Introduction
        52
      - Panel and LEDs
        53
    - LSQ1GP48SC0
      53
      - Introduction
        53
      - Panel and LEDs
        54
    - LSQ1GT24SC0
      54
      - Introduction
        54
      - Panel and LEDs
        55
    - LSQ1GV48SA0
      55
      - Introduction
        55
      - Panel and LEDs
        56
    - LSQ1GV48SC0
      56
      - Introduction
        56
      - Panel and LEDs
        57
    - LSQ1P24XGSC0
      57
      - Introduction
        57
      - Panel and LEDs
        58
    - LSQ1T24XGSC0
      58
      - Introduction
        58
      - Panel and LEDs
        59
    - LSQ1TGX1EA0
      59
      - Introduction
        59
      - Panel and LEDs
        60
    - LSQ1TGX2SC0
      60
      - Introduction
        60
      - Panel and LEDs
        61
    - LSQ1GP24TSC0
      61
      - Introduciton
        61
      - Panel and LEDs
        62
    - LSQ1GV40PSC0
      63
      - Introduction
        63
      - Panel and LEDs
        63
    - LSQ1PT4PSC0
      64
      - Introduction
        64
      - Panel and LEDs
        64
    - LSQ1PT8PSC0
      65
      - Introduction
        65
      - Panel and LEDs
        66
    - LSQ1PT16PSC0
      66
      - Introduction
        66
      - Panel and LEDs
        67
  - Ordering Information for the S7900E Series
    67
    - Purchasing a Switch
      67
      - Networking requirements
        67
      - Switch model
        68
      - Power system
        68
    - Purchasing SRPUs
      68
    - Purchasing LPUs
      69
    - Purchasing Optical Modules
      70
    - Purchasing Air Filters
      70
    - Purchasing Fan Trays
      70
02-Chapter 2 Installation Preparations.pdf
71
- 2 Installation Preparations
  72
  - Safety Instructions
    72
    - General Instructions
      72
    - Electrical Safety
      72
    - Handling Safety
      72
    - Anti-static Safety
      73
    - Laser Safety
      73
  - Examining Installation Site
    73
  - Installation Planning
    75
    - Installation Space Requirement
      75
    - Rack-Mounting Requirements
      75
  - Installation Tools
    76
03-Chapter 3 Hardware Installation.pdf
77
- 3 Hardware Installation
  78
04-Chapter 4 System Commissioning.pdf
98
- 4 System Commissioning
  99
  - Configuration Environment Setup
    99
  - Power-On Startup
    102
    - Check before Power-On
      102
    - Power-On
      102
    - Check after Power-On (Recommended)
      103
    - Startup Process
      103
05-Chapter 5 Hardware Maintenance.pdf
105
- 5 Hardware Maintenance
  106
06-Chapter 6 Software Maintenance.pdf
119
- 6 Software Maintenance
  120
07-Chapter 7 Troubleshooting.pdf
139
- 7 Troubleshooting
  140
08-Appendix A List of Pluggable Modules.pdf
145
- Appendix A List of Pluggable Modules
  146
  - 10G XFP Modules
    146
  - Gigabit SFP Modules
    146
  - 100 Mbps SFP Modules
    147
  - Pluggable Modules for EPON Interfaces
    148
09-Appendix B AC Power Cables Used in Different Countries or Regions.pdf
149
- Appendix B AC Power Cables Used in Different Countries or Regions
  150
  - 10A AC Power Cables Used in Different Countries or Regions
    150
  - 16A AC Power Cables Used in Different Countries or Regions
    153

Guida All'Installazione Rapida

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155
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Sommario

00-Feature List and Command Index
1
- 00-1Cover.pdf
  1
  - Command conventions
    4
  - GUI conventions
    4
  - Symbols
    4
- 00-Feature List and Command Index.pdf
  6
  - 1 Feature List
    6
  - 2 Command Index
    8
01-Access Volume
79
- 00-Access Volume Organization.pdf
  79
  - Access Volume Organization
    79
    - Manual Version
      79
    - Product Version
      79
    - Organization
      79
- 01-Ethernet Interface Commands.pdf
  83
  - 1 Ethernet Interface Configuration Commands
    84
    - Ethernet Interface Configuration Commands
      84
      - broadcast-suppression
        84
      - description
        85
      - display brief interface
        86
      - display interface
        89
      - display loopback-detection
        93
      - display port combo
        94
      - display port-group manual
        95
      - display storm-constrain
        96
      - duplex
        97
      - flow-control
        97
      - flow-interval
        98
      - group-member
        99
      - interface
        99
      - jumboframe enable
        100
      - link-delay
        101
      - loopback
        102
      - loopback-detection control enable
        102
      - loopback-detection enable
        103
      - loopback-detection interval-time
        104
      - loopback-detection per-vlan enable
        105
      - mdi
        106
      - multicast-suppression
        106
      - port-group manual
        108
      - reset counters interface
        109
      - shutdown
        109
      - speed
        110
      - speed auto
        111
      - storm-constrain
        112
      - storm-constrain control
        113
      - storm-constrain enable log
        114
      - storm-constrain enable trap
        115
      - storm-constrain interval
        115
      - unicast-suppression
        116
      - virtual-cable-test
        118
- 02-Link Aggregation Commands.pdf
  120
  - 1 Link Aggregation Configuration Commands
    121
    - Link Aggregation Configuration Commands
      121
      - description
        121
      - display lacp system-id
        122
      - display link-aggregation member-port
        122
      - display link-aggregation summary
        124
      - display link-aggregation verbose
        126
      - enable snmp trap updown
        128
      - interface bridge-aggregation
        129
      - lacp port-priority
        129
      - lacp system-priority
        130
      - link-aggregation mode
        130
      - port link-aggregation group
        131
      - reset lacp statistics
        132
      - shutdown
        132
- 03-Port Isolation Commands.pdf
  134
  - 1 Port Isolation Configuration Commands
    135
    - Port Isolation Configuration Commands
      135
      - display port-isolate group
        135
      - port-isolate enable
        136
- 04-Service Loopback Group Commands.pdf
  138
  - 1 Service Loopback Group Configuration Commands
    139
    - Service Loopback Group Configuration Commands
      139
      - display service-loopback group
        139
      - port service-loopback group
        140
      - service-loopback group
        140
- 05-DLDP Commands.pdf
  142
  - 1 DLDP Configuration Commands
    143
    - DLDP Configuration Commands
      143
      - display dldp
        143
      - display dldp statistics
        145
      - dldp authentication-mode
        146
      - dldp delaydown-timer
        147
      - dldp enable
        147
      - dldp interval
        148
      - dldp reset
        149
      - dldp unidirectional-shutdown
        150
      - dldp work-mode
        150
      - reset dldp statistics
        151
- 06-Smart Link Commands.pdf
  153
  - 1 Smart Link Configuration Commands
    154
    - Smart Link Configuration Commands
      154
      - display smart-link flush
        154
      - display smart-link group
        155
      - flush enable
        156
      - port
        156
      - port smart-link group
        157
      - preemption mode
        158
      - protected-vlan
        159
      - reset smart-link statistics
        160
      - smart-link flush enable
        160
      - smart-link group
        161
- 07-LLDP Commands.pdf
  163
  - 1 LLDP Configuration Commands
    164
    - LLDP Configuration Commands
      164
      - display lldp local-information
        164
      - display lldp neighbor-information
        168
      - display lldp statistics
        173
      - display lldp status
        175
      - display lldp tlv-config
        177
      - lldp admin-status
        179
      - lldp check-change-interval
        179
      - lldp compliance admin-status cdp
        180
      - lldp compliance cdp
        181
      - lldp enable
        181
      - lldp encapsulation snap
        182
      - lldp fast-count
        183
      - lldp hold-multiplier
        183
      - lldp management-address-format string
        184
      - lldp management-address-tlv
        185
      - lldp notification remote-change enable
        185
      - lldp timer notification-interval
        186
      - lldp timer reinit-delay
        187
      - lldp timer tx-delay
        187
      - lldp timer tx-interval
        188
      - lldp tlv-enable
        188
- 08-VLAN Commands.pdf
  191
  - 1 VLAN Configuration Commands
    193
    - VLAN Configuration Commands
      193
      - description
        193
      - display interface vlan-interface
        194
      - display vlan
        195
      - interface vlan-interface
        196
      - ip address
        197
      - shutdown
        198
      - vlan
        199
    - Port-Based VLAN Configuration Commands
      200
      - display port
        200
      - port
        201
      - port access vlan
        202
      - port hybrid pvid vlan
        203
      - port hybrid vlan
        204
      - port link-type
        205
      - port trunk permit vlan
        207
      - port trunk pvid vlan
        208
    - MAC Address-Based VLAN Configuration Commands
      210
      - display mac-vlan
        210
      - display mac-vlan interface
        211
      - mac-vlan enable
        212
      - mac-vlan mac-address
        212
      - vlan precedence
        213
    - Protocol-Based VLAN Configuration Commands
      214
      - display protocol-vlan interface
        214
      - display protocol-vlan vlan
        215
      - port hybrid protocol-vlan
        216
      - protocol-vlan
        218
    - IP Subnet-Based VLAN Configuration Commands
      220
      - display ip-subnet-vlan interface
        220
      - display ip-subnet-vlan vlan
        221
      - ip-subnet-vlan
        221
      - port hybrid ip-subnet-vlan vlan
        222
  - 2 Super VLAN Configuration Commands
    225
    - Super VLAN Configuration Commands
      225
      - display supervlan
        225
      - subvlan
        226
      - supervlan
        227
  - 3 Isolate-User-VLAN Configuration Commands
    229
    - Isolate-User-VLAN Configuration Commands
      229
      - display isolate-user-vlan
        229
      - isolate-user-vlan
        230
      - isolate-user-vlan enable
        232
  - 4 Voice VLAN Configuration Commands
    233
    - Voice VLAN Configuration Commands
      233
      - display voice vlan oui
        233
      - display voice vlan state
        234
      - voice vlan
        235
      - voice vlan aging
        236
      - voice vlan enable
        236
      - voice vlan mac-address
        237
      - voice vlan mode auto
        238
      - voice vlan security enable
        239
- 09-GVRP Commands.pdf
  241
  - 1 GARP/GVRP Configuration Commands
    242
    - GARP Configuration Commands
      242
      - display garp statistics
        242
      - display garp timer
        243
      - garp timer
        243
      - garp timer leaveall
        245
      - reset garp statistics
        246
    - GVRP Configuration Commands
      246
      - display gvrp local-vlan interface
        246
      - display gvrp state
        247
      - display gvrp statistics
        247
      - display gvrp status
        248
      - display gvrp vlan-operation interface
        249
      - gvrp
        249
      - gvrp registration
        250
- 10-QinQ Commands.pdf
  252
  - 1 QinQ Configuration Commands
    253
    - QinQ Configuration Commands
      253
      - classifier behavior
        253
      - if-match customer-vlan-id
        254
      - nest top-most vlan-id
        254
      - qinq enable
        255
      - qinq ethernet-type customer-tag
        256
      - qinq ethernet-type service-tag
        257
      - qos apply policy
        257
      - qos policy
        258
      - traffic behavior
        259
      - traffic classifier
        259
- 11-BPDU Tunneling Commands.pdf
  261
  - 1 BPDU Tunneling Configuration Commands
    262
    - BPDU Tunneling Configuration Commands
      262
      - bpdu-tunnel dot1q stp
        262
      - bpdu-tunnel tunnel-dmac
        263
- 12-VLAN Mapping Commands.pdf
  264
  - 1 VLAN Mapping Configuration Commands
    265
    - VLAN Mapping Configuration Commands
      265
      - qinq enable downlink
        265
      - qinq enable uplink
        266
- 13-Ethernet OAM Commands.pdf
  267
  - 1 Ethernet OAM Configuration Commands
    268
    - OAM Configuration Commands
      268
      - display oam
        268
      - display oam configuration
        272
      - display oam critical-event
        274
      - display oam link-event
        274
      - oam enable
        277
      - oam errored-frame period
        277
      - oam errored-frame threshold
        278
      - oam errored-frame-period period
        279
      - oam errored-frame-period threshold
        279
      - oam errored-frame-seconds period
        280
      - oam errored-frame-seconds threshold
        281
      - oam loopback
        282
      - oam mode
        283
      - reset oam
        283
- 14-Connectivity Fault Detection Commands.pdf
  285
  - 1 Connectivity Fault Detection Configuration Commands
    286
    - Connectivity Fault Detection Configuration Commands
      286
      - cfd cc enable
        286
      - cfd cc interval
        286
      - cfd enable
        287
      - cfd linktrace
        288
      - cfd linktrace auto-detection
        289
      - cfd loopback
        290
      - cfd ma
        291
      - cfd md
        292
      - cfd mep
        292
      - cfd mep enable
        293
      - cfd mip-rule
        294
      - cfd remote-mep
        295
      - cfd service-instance
        296
      - display cfd linktrace-reply
        297
      - display cfd linktrace-reply auto-detection
        298
      - display cfd ma
        299
      - display cfd md
        300
      - display cfd mep
        301
      - display cfd mp
        303
      - display cfd remote-mep
        305
      - display cfd service-instance
        306
      - display cfd status
        307
- 15-EPON OLT Commands.pdf
  308
  - 1 OLT Configuration Commands
    311
    - OLT Configuration Commands
      311
      - dba-algorithm enable
        311
      - dba-algorithm update
        312
      - dba-parameters
        313
      - display epon-capability interface
        313
      - display epon-oam interface
        315
      - display epon-parameter slot
        316
      - display epon-version interface
        318
      - display epon-workmode interface
        319
      - display epon statistics interface
        320
      - display fiber-backup group
        321
      - display onu-event interface
        322
      - display onuinfo
        323
      - display onuinfo mac-address
        325
      - display onuinfo silent
        326
      - display optics-parameters interface
        327
      - encryption timer
        329
      - epon-parameter ouilist
        330
      - fiber-backup group
        331
      - grant-filtering enable
        331
      - group member
        332
      - max-rtt
        333
      - multicast vlan-id dest-ip
        333
      - port fiber-backup group
        334
      - port hybrid pvid vlan
        335
      - port hybrid vlan
        336
      - port link-type hybrid
        336
      - port switch-over
        337
      - using onu
        338
  - 2 ONU Remote Management Configuration Commands
    339
    - ONU Remote Management Configuration Commands
      339
      - bind onuid
        339
      - dba-report queue-id threshold
        340
      - dba-report queue-set-number
        340
      - deregister onu
        341
      - display dhcp-client
        341
      - display epon-multicast information
        343
      - display onu-protocol
        344
      - display vendor-specific information
        345
      - display uni-information
        348
      - encrypt enable
        350
      - encrypt key
        351
      - forward-error-correction enable
        352
      - ip address
        352
      - linktest
        353
      - loopback enable
        354
      - management-vlan
        355
      - multicast-control host-aging-time
        356
      - multicast-mode
        356
      - onu-event
        357
      - onu port-isolate enable
        358
      - onu-protocol enable
        359
      - onu-protocol igmp-snooping
        360
      - port access vlan
        361
      - port link-type
        361
      - port trunk pvid vlan
        362
      - reboot onu
        363
      - reset counters uni
        363
      - shutdown management-vlan-interface
        364
      - uni auto-negotiation
        365
      - uni description
        366
      - uni duplex
        366
      - uni flow-control
        367
      - uni igmp-snooping fast-leave
        368
      - uni mdi
        368
      - uni multicast vlan
        369
      - uni multicast-control multicast-address
        370
      - uni multicast-group-number
        371
      - uni multicast-strip-tag enable
        372
      - uni port-isolate
        373
      - uni restart auto-negotiation
        374
      - uni shutdown
        374
      - uni speed
        375
      - uni vlan-mode tag pvid
        376
      - uni vlan-mode translation pvid
        377
      - uni vlan-mode transparent
        378
      - upstream-sla
        379
      - update onu filename
        380
      - update onu onu-type
        381
  - 3 Alarm Configuration Commands
    384
    - Alarm Configuration Commands
      384
      - alarm bit-error-rate
        384
      - alarm bit-error-rate enable
        385
      - alarm device-fatal-error enable
        385
      - alarm frame-error-rate
        386
      - alarm frame-error-rate enable
        387
      - alarm llid-mismatch enable
        387
      - alarm llid-mismatch threshold
        388
      - alarm local-stable enable
        389
      - alarm oam critical-event enable
        389
      - alarm oam dying-gasp enable
        390
      - alarm oam error-symbol-period
        391
      - alarm oam error-symbol-period enable
        392
      - alarm oam error-frame-period
        393
      - alarm oam error-frame-period enable
        394
      - alarm oam error-frame
        394
      - alarm oam error-frame enable
        395
      - alarm oam error-frame-seconds-summary
        396
      - alarm oam error-frame-seconds-summary enable
        397
      - alarm oam local-link-fault enable
        398
      - alarm oam-vendor-specific enable
        398
      - alarm onu-over-limitation enable
        399
      - alarm port bit-error-rate enable
        400
      - alarm registration-error enable
        400
      - alarm remote-stable enable
        401
      - alarm software-error enable
        402
      - monitor enable
        402
      - sample enable
        403
      - timer monitor
        404
      - timer sample
        404
  - 4 Switch Feature-Related Configuration Commands
    406
    - OLT Port Configuration Commands
      406
    - ONU Port Configuration Commands
      408
- 16-MSTP Commands.pdf
  410
  - 1 MSTP Configuration Commands
    412
    - MSTP Configuration Commands
      412
      - active region-configuration
        412
      - check region-configuration
        412
      - display stp
        413
      - display stp abnormal-port
        416
      - display stp down-port
        417
      - display stp history
        418
      - display stp region-configuration
        419
      - display stp root
        420
      - display stp tc
        421
      - instance
        422
      - region-name
        423
      - reset stp
        423
      - revision-level
        424
      - stp
        425
      - stp bpdu-protection
        426
      - stp bridge-diameter
        426
      - stp compliance
        427
      - stp config-digest-snooping
        428
      - stp cost
        429
      - stp edged-port
        430
      - stp loop-protection
        431
      - stp max-hops
        432
      - stp mcheck
        432
      - stp mode
        433
      - stp no-agreement-check
        434
      - stp pathcost-standard
        435
      - stp point-to-point
        436
      - stp port priority
        437
      - stp port-log
        438
      - stp priority
        439
      - stp region-configuration
        440
      - stp root primary
        440
      - stp root secondary
        441
      - stp root-protection
        442
      - stp tc-protection
        443
      - stp tc-protection threshold
        443
      - stp timer forward-delay
        444
      - stp timer hello
        445
      - stp timer max-age
        446
      - stp timer-factor
        447
      - stp transmit-limit
        447
      - vlan-mapping modulo
        448
- 17-RRPP Commands.pdf
  450
  - 1 RRPP Configuration Commands
    451
    - RRPP Configuration Commands
      451
      - control-vlan
        451
      - display rrpp brief
        452
      - display rrpp ring-group
        453
      - display rrpp statistics
        454
      - display rrpp verbose
        457
      - domain ring
        459
      - protected-vlan
        460
      - reset rrpp statistics
        461
      - ring
        462
      - ring enable
        464
      - rrpp domain
        465
      - rrpp enable
        465
      - rrpp ring-group
        466
      - timer
        467
- 18-Mirroring Commands.pdf
  468
  - 1 Port Mirroring Configuration Commands
    469
    - Port Mirroring Configuration Commands
      469
      - display mirroring-group
        469
      - mirroring-group
        470
      - mirroring-group mirroring-port
        471
      - mirroring-group monitor-egress
        472
      - mirroring-group monitor-port
        473
      - mirroring-group remote-probe vlan
        474
      - mirroring-port
        475
      - monitor-port
        475
      - uni mirroring-port
        476
      - uni monitor-port
        477
  - 2 Traffic Mirroring Configuration Commands
    478
02-IP Services Volume
479
- 00-IP Services Volume Organization.pdf
  479
  - 1 IP Services Volume Organization
    479
    - Manual Version
      479
    - Product Version
      479
    - Organization
      479
- 01-IP Addressing Commands.pdf
  481
  - 1 IP Addressing Configuration Commands
    482
    - IP Addressing Configuration Commands
      482
      - display ip interface
        482
      - display ip interface brief
        484
      - ip address
        485
- 02-ARP Commands.pdf
  487
  - 1 ARP Configuration Commands
    488
    - ARP Configuration Commands
      488
      - arp check enable
        488
      - arp max-learning-num
        488
      - arp static
        489
      - arp timer aging
        490
      - display arp
        490
      - display arp ip-address
        492
      - display arp timer aging
        493
      - display arp vpn-instance
        493
      - naturemask-arp enable
        494
      - reset arp
        495
    - Gratuitous ARP Configuration Commands
      495
      - gratuitous-arp-sending enable
        495
      - gratuitous-arp-learning enable
        496
  - 2 Proxy ARP Configuration Commands
    497
    - Proxy ARP Configuration Commands
      497
      - display local-proxy-arp
        497
      - display proxy-arp
        497
      - local-proxy-arp enable
        498
      - proxy-arp enable
        498
  - 3 ARP Attack Defense Configuration Commands
    500
- 03-DHCP Commands.pdf
  508
  - 1 DHCP Server Configuration Commands
    510
    - DHCP Server Configuration Commands
      510
      - bims-server
        510
      - bootfile-name
        511
      - dhcp enable
        511
      - dhcp select server global-pool
        512
      - dhcp server detect
        513
      - dhcp server forbidden-ip
        513
      - dhcp server ip-pool
        514
      - dhcp server ping packets
        515
      - dhcp server ping timeout
        515
      - dhcp server relay information enable
        516
      - display dhcp server conflict
        517
      - display dhcp server expired
        517
      - display dhcp server free-ip
        518
      - display dhcp server forbidden-ip
        519
      - display dhcp server ip-in-use
        519
      - display dhcp server statistics
        520
      - display dhcp server tree
        522
      - dns-list
        523
      - domain-name
        524
      - expired
        525
      - gateway-list
        525
      - nbns-list
        526
      - netbios-type
        527
      - network
        528
      - option
        528
      - reset dhcp server conflict
        529
      - reset dhcp server ip-in-use
        530
      - reset dhcp server statistics
        530
      - static-bind client-identifier
        531
      - static-bind ip-address
        532
      - static-bind mac-address
        532
      - tftp-server domain-name
        533
      - tftp-server ip-address
        534
      - voice-config
        535
  - 2 DHCP Relay Agent Configuration Commands
    536
    - DHCP Relay Agent Configuration Commands
      536
  - 3 DHCP Client Configuration Commands
    554
    - DHCP Client Configuration Commands
      554
      - display dhcp client
        554
      - ip address dhcp-alloc
        556
  - 4 DHCP Snooping Configuration Commands
    557
    - DHCP Snooping Configuration Commands
      557
- 04-DNS Commands.pdf
  569
  - 1 DNS Configuration Commands
    570
    - DNS Configuration Commands
      570
      - display dns domain
        570
      - display dns dynamic-host
        571
      - display dns proxy table
        572
      - display dns server
        572
      - display ip host
        573
      - dns domain
        574
      - dns proxy enable
        575
      - dns resolve
        575
      - dns server
        576
      - ip host
        576
      - reset dns dynamic-host
        577
- 05-IP Performance Commands.pdf
  578
  - 1 IP Performance Configuration Commands
    579
    - IP Performance Configuration Commands
      579
      - display fib
        579
      - display fib ip-address
        581
      - display fib statistics
        582
      - display icmp statistics
        582
      - display ip socket
        584
      - display ip statistics
        587
      - display tcp statistics
        588
      - display tcp status
        591
      - display udp statistics
        592
      - ip forward-broadcast (interface view)
        593
      - ip forward-broadcast (system view)
        594
      - ip redirects enable
        594
      - ip ttl-expires enable
        595
      - ip unreachables enable
        595
      - reset ip statistics
        596
      - reset tcp statistics
        596
      - tcp timer fin-timeout
        597
      - tcp timer syn-timeout
        598
      - tcp window
        598
- 06-UDP Helper Commands.pdf
  600
  - 1 UDP Helper Configuration Commands
    601
    - UDP Helper Configuration Commands
      601
      - display udp-helper server
        601
      - reset udp-helper packet
        601
      - udp-helper enable
        602
      - udp-helper port
        602
      - udp-helper server
        603
- 07-URPF Commands.pdf
  605
  - 1 URPF Configuration Commands
    606
    - URPF Configuration Commands
      606
      - ip urpf strict
        606
- 08-IPv6 Basics Commands.pdf
  607
  - 1 IPv6 Basics Configuration Commands
    609
    - IPv6 Basics Configuration Commands
      609
      - display dns ipv6 dynamic-host
        609
      - display dns ipv6 server
        610
      - display ipv6 fib
        611
      - display ipv6 host
        612
      - display ipv6 interface
        613
      - display ipv6 neighbors
        616
      - display ipv6 neighbors count
        618
      - display ipv6 pathmtu
        619
      - display ipv6 socket
        619
      - display ipv6 statistics
        621
      - display tcp ipv6 statistics
        624
      - display tcp ipv6 status
        626
      - display udp ipv6 statistics
        627
      - dns server ipv6
        628
      - ipv6
        629
      - ipv6 address
        629
      - ipv6 address auto link-local
        630
      - ipv6 address eui-64
        631
      - ipv6 address link-local
        631
      - ipv6 hoplimit-expires enable
        632
      - ipv6 host
        633
      - ipv6 icmp-error
        633
      - ipv6 icmpv6 multicast-echo-reply enable
        634
      - ipv6 nd autoconfig managed-address-flag
        634
      - ipv6 nd autoconfig other-flag
        635
      - ipv6 nd dad attempts
        636
      - ipv6 nd hop-limit
        636
      - ipv6 nd ns retrans-timer
        637
      - ipv6 nd nud reachable-time
        638
      - ipv6 nd ra halt
        638
      - ipv6 nd ra interval
        639
      - ipv6 nd ra prefix
        640
      - ipv6 nd ra router-lifetime
        640
      - ipv6 neighbor
        641
      - ipv6 neighbors max-learning-num
        642
      - ipv6 pathmtu
        643
      - ipv6 pathmtu age
        643
      - reset dns ipv6 dynamic-host
        644
      - reset ipv6 neighbors
        644
      - reset ipv6 pathmtu
        645
      - reset ipv6 statistics
        645
      - reset tcp ipv6 statistics
        646
      - reset udp ipv6 statistics
        646
      - tcp ipv6 timer fin-timeout
        647
      - tcp ipv6 timer syn-timeout
        647
      - tcp ipv6 window
        648
- 09-Tunneling Commands.pdf
  649
  - 1 Tunneling Configuration Commands
    650
    - Tunnel Configuration Commands
      650
      - destination
        650
      - display interface tunnel
        651
      - display ipv6 interface tunnel
        652
      - interface tunnel
        656
      - service-loopback-group
        657
      - source
        658
      - tunnel-protocol
        658
- 10-sFlow Commands.pdf
  660
  - 1 sFlow Configuration Commands
    661
    - sFlow Configuration Commands
      661
      - display sflow
        661
      - sflow agent ip
        662
      - sflow collector ip
        663
      - sflow enable
        663
      - sflow interval
        664
      - sflow sampling-mode
        665
      - sflow sampling-rate
        665
03-IP Routing Volume
667
- 00-IP Routing Volume Organization.pdf
  667
  - IP Routing Volume Organization
    667
    - Manual Version
      667
    - Product Version
      667
    - Organization
      667
- 01-IP Routing Table Display Commands.pdf
  669
  - 1 IP Routing Table Commands
    670
    - IP Routing Table Commands
      670
- 02-Static Routing Commands.pdf
  695
  - 1 Static Routing Configuration Commands
    696
    - Static Routing Configuration Commands
      696
      - delete static-routes all
        696
      - ip route-static
        697
      - ip route-static default-preference
        699
- 03-RIP Commands.pdf
  700
  - 1 RIP Configuration Commands
    701
    - RIP Configuration Commands
      701
      - checkzero
        701
      - default cost (RIP view)
        702
      - default-route
        702
      - display rip
        703
      - display rip database
        705
      - display rip interface
        706
      - display rip route
        707
      - filter-policy export (RIP view)
        709
      - filter-policy import (RIP view)
        710
      - host-route
        711
      - import-route (RIP view)
        711
      - maximum load-balancing (RIP view)
        713
      - network
        713
      - output-delay
        714
      - peer
        715
      - preference
        715
      - reset rip statistics
        716
      - rip
        717
      - rip authentication-mode
        717
      - rip default-route
        718
      - rip input
        719
      - rip metricin
        720
      - rip metricout
        721
      - rip mib-binding
        722
      - rip output
        722
      - rip poison-reverse
        723
      - rip split-horizon
        723
      - rip summary-address
        724
      - rip version
        725
      - silent-interface (RIP view)
        726
      - summary
        727
      - timers
        727
      - validate-source-address
        728
      - version
        729
- 04-OSPF Commands.pdf
  731
  - 1 OSPF Configuration Commands
    733
    - OSPF Configuration Commands
      733
      - abr-summary (OSPF area view)
        733
      - area (OSPF view)
        734
      - asbr-summary
        734
      - authentication-mode
        736
      - bandwidth-reference (OSPF view)
        736
      - default
        737
      - default-cost (OSPF area view)
        738
      - default-route-advertise (OSPF view)
        738
      - description (OSPF/OSPF area view)
        739
      - display ospf abr-asbr
        740
      - display ospf asbr-summary
        741
      - display ospf brief
        743
      - display ospf cumulative
        745
      - display ospf error
        747
      - display ospf interface
        748
      - display ospf lsdb
        750
      - display ospf nexthop
        753
      - display ospf peer
        754
      - display ospf peer statistics
        756
      - display ospf request-queue
        757
      - display ospf retrans-queue
        758
      - display ospf routing
        760
      - display ospf vlink
        761
      - enable link-local-signaling
        762
      - enable log
        762
      - enable out-of-band-resynchronization
        763
      - filter
        764
      - filter-policy export (OSPF view)
        765
      - filter-policy import (OSPF view)
        765
      - graceful-restart (OSPF view)
        766
      - graceful-restart help
        767
      - graceful-restart interval (OSPF view)
        768
      - host-advertise
        769
      - import-route (OSPF view)
        769
      - log-peer-change
        771
      - lsa-arrival-interval
        771
      - lsa-generation-interval
        772
      - lsdb-overflow-limit
        773
      - maximum load-balancing (OSPF view)
        773
      - maximum-routes
        774
      - network (OSPF area view)
        775
      - nssa
        775
      - opaque-capability enable
        776
      - ospf
        777
      - ospf authentication-mode
        778
      - ospf cost
        779
      - ospf dr-priority
        780
      - ospf mib-binding
        781
      - ospf mtu-enable
        781
      - ospf network-type
        782
      - ospf packet-process prioritized-treatment
        783
      - ospf timer dead
        783
      - ospf timer hello
        784
      - ospf timer poll
        785
      - ospf timer retransmit
        786
      - ospf trans-delay
        786
      - peer
        787
      - preference
        788
      - reset ospf counters
        788
      - reset ospf process
        789
      - reset ospf redistribution
        790
      - rfc1583 compatible
        790
      - silent-interface (OSPF view)
        791
      - snmp-agent trap enable ospf
        791
      - spf-schedule-interval
        793
      - stub (OSPF area view)
        793
      - stub-router
        794
      - transmit-pacing
        795
      - vlink-peer (OSPF area view)
        796
- 05-IS-IS Commands.pdf
  798
  - 1 IS-IS Configuration Commands
    800
    - IS-IS Configuration Commands
      800
      - area-authentication-mode
        800
      - auto-cost enable
        801
      - bandwidth-reference (IS-IS view)
        802
      - circuit-cost
        802
      - cost-style
        803
      - default-route-advertise (IS-IS view)
        804
      - display isis brief
        805
      - display isis debug-switches
        806
      - display isis graceful-restart status
        807
      - display isis interface
        808
      - display isis license
        811
      - display isis lsdb
        813
      - display isis mesh-group
        815
      - display isis name-table
        816
      - display isis peer
        817
      - display isis route
        820
      - display isis spf-log
        822
      - display isis statistics
        824
      - domain-authentication-mode
        825
      - filter-policy export (IS-IS view)
        826
      - filter-policy import (IS-IS view)
        827
      - flash-flood
        828
      - graceful-restart (IS-IS view)
        829
      - graceful-restart interval (IS-IS view)
        829
      - graceful-restart suppress-sa
        830
      - import-route (IS-IS view)
        831
      - import-route isis level-2 into level-1
        832
      - import-route limit (IS-IS view)
        833
      - isis
        834
      - isis authentication-mode
        834
      - isis circuit-level
        835
      - isis circuit-type p2p
        836
      - isis cost
        837
      - isis dis-name
        838
      - isis dis-priority
        839
      - isis enable
        840
      - isis mesh-group
        840
      - isis silent
        841
      - isis small-hello
        842
      - isis timer csnp
        843
      - isis timer hello
        844
      - isis timer holding-multiplier
        844
      - isis timer lsp
        845
      - isis timer retransmit
        846
      - is-level
        847
      - is-name
        848
      - is-name map
        849
      - is-snmp-traps enable
        849
      - log-peer-change (IS-IS view)
        850
      - lsp-fragments-extend
        850
      - lsp-length originate
        851
      - lsp-length receive
        852
      - maximum load-balancing (IS-IS view)
        853
      - network-entity
        853
      - preference (IS-IS view)
        854
      - reset isis all
        855
      - reset isis peer
        855
      - set-overload
        856
      - summary (IS-IS view)
        857
      - timer lsp-generation
        858
      - timer lsp-max-age
        859
      - timer lsp-refresh
        860
      - timer spf
        860
      - virtual-system
        862
- 06-BGP Commands.pdf
  863
  - 1 BGP Configuration Commands
    865
    - BGP Configuration Commands
      865
- 07-IPv6 Static Routing Commands.pdf
  937
  - 1 IPv6 Static Routing Configuration Commands
    938
    - IPv6 Static Routing Configuration Commands
      938
      - delete ipv6 static-routes all
        938
      - ipv6 route-static
        939
- 08-IPv6 RIPng Commands.pdf
  940
  - 1 IPv6 RIPng Configuration Commands
    941
    - RIPng Configuration Commands
      941
      - checkzero
        941
      - default cost (RIPng view)
        942
      - display ripng
        942
      - display ripng database
        943
      - display ripng interface
        944
      - display ripng route
        946
      - filter-policy export
        947
      - filter-policy import (RIPng view)
        947
      - import-route
        948
      - maximum load-balancing (RIPng view)
        949
      - preference
        950
      - ripng
        950
      - ripng default-route
        951
      - ripng enable
        952
      - ripng metricin
        952
      - ripng metricout
        953
      - ripng poison-reverse
        954
      - ripng split-horizon
        954
      - ripng summary-address
        955
      - timers
        956
- 09-IPv6 OSPFv3 commands.pdf
  958
  - 1 IPv6 OSPFv3 Configuration Commands
    960
    - OSPFv3 Configuration Commands
      960
      - abr-summary (OSPFv3 area view)
        960
      - area (OSPFv3 view)
        961
      - bandwidth-reference
        961
      - default cost
        962
      - default-cost (OSPFv3 area view)
        963
      - default-route-advertise
        964
      - display ospfv3
        965
      - display ospfv3 interface
        966
      - display ospfv3 lsdb
        967
      - display ospfv3 lsdb statistic
        970
      - display ospfv3 next-hop
        971
      - display ospfv3 peer
        971
      - display ospfv3 peer statistic
        973
      - display ospfv3 request-list
        974
      - display ospfv3 retrans-list
        976
      - display ospfv3 routing
        977
      - display ospfv3 statistics
        979
      - display ospfv3 topology
        980
      - display ospfv3 vlink
        981
      - filter-policy export (OSPFv3 view)
        982
      - filter-policy import (OSPFv3 view)
        983
      - import-route (OSPFv3 view)
        984
      - log-peer-change
        985
      - maximum load-balancing (OSPFv3 view)
        985
      - ospfv3
        986
      - ospfv3 area
        987
      - ospfv3 cost
        988
      - ospfv3 dr-priority
        988
      - ospfv3 mtu-ignore
        989
      - ospfv3 network-type
        989
      - ospfv3 peer
        990
      - ospfv3 timer dead
        991
      - ospfv3 timer hello
        992
      - ospfv3 timer retransmit
        993
      - ospfv3 timer poll
        994
      - ospfv3 trans-delay
        994
      - preference
        995
      - router-id
        996
      - silent-interface(OSPFv3 view)
        997
      - spf timers
        997
      - stub (OSPFv3 area view)
        998
      - vlink-peer (OSPFv3 area view)
        999
- 10-IPv6 IS-IS Commands.pdf
  1001
  - 1 IPv6 IS-IS Configuration Commands
    1002
    - IPv6 IS-IS Configuration Commands
      1002
      - display isis route ipv6
        1002
      - ipv6 default-route-advertise
        1004
      - ipv6 enable
        1005
      - ipv6 filter-policy export
        1006
      - ipv6 filter-policy import
        1007
      - ipv6 import-route
        1008
      - ipv6 import-route isisv6 level-2 into level-1
        1009
      - ipv6 import-route limit
        1010
      - ipv6 maximum load-balancing
        1010
      - ipv6 preference
        1011
      - ipv6 summary
        1012
      - isis ipv6 enable
        1013
- 11-IPv6 BGP Commands.pdf
  1014
  - 1 IPv6 BGP Configuration Commands
    1016
    - IPv6 BGP Configuration Commands
      1016
- 12-Route Policy Commands.pdf
  1069
  - 1 Route Policy Configuration Commands
    1071
    - Common Route Policy Configuration Commands
      1071
      - apply as-path
        1071
      - apply comm-list delete
        1072
      - apply community
        1072
      - apply cost
        1073
      - apply cost-type
        1074
      - apply extcommunity
        1075
      - apply isis
        1076
      - apply local-preference
        1076
      - apply mpls-label
        1077
      - apply origin
        1078
      - apply preference
        1078
      - apply preferred-value
        1079
      - apply tag
        1080
      - display ip as-path
        1080
      - display ip community-list
        1081
      - display ip extcommunity-list
        1082
      - display route-policy
        1082
      - if-match as-path
        1083
      - if-match community
        1084
      - if-match cost
        1084
      - if-match extcommunity
        1085
      - if-match interface
        1086
      - if-match mpls-label
        1086
      - if-match route-type
        1087
      - if-match tag
        1088
      - ip as-path
        1088
      - ip community-list
        1089
      - ip extcommunity-list
        1090
      - route-policy
        1091
    - IPv4 Route Policy Configuration Commands
      1092
      - apply ip-address next-hop
        1092
      - display ip ip-prefix
        1093
      - if-match acl
        1093
      - if-match ip
        1094
      - if-match ip-prefix
        1095
      - ip ip-prefix
        1095
      - reset ip ip-prefix
        1097
    - IPv6 Route Policy Configuration Commands
      1097
      - apply ipv6 next-hop
        1097
      - display ip ipv6-prefix
        1098
      - if-match ipv6
        1099
      - ip ipv6-prefix
        1099
      - reset ip ipv6-prefix
        1101
04-IP Multicast Volume
1102
- 00-IP Multicast Volume Organization.pdf
  1102
  - IP Multicast Volume Organization
    1102
    - Manual Version
      1102
    - Product Version
      1102
    - Organization
      1102
- 01-Multicast Routing and Forwarding Commands.pdf
  1104
  - 1 Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration Commands
    1105
    - Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration Commands
      1105
      - display multicast boundary
        1105
      - display multicast forwarding-table
        1106
      - display multicast routing-table
        1109
      - display multicast routing-table static
        1110
      - display multicast rpf-info
        1112
      - ip rpf-route-static
        1113
      - mtracert
        1115
      - multicast boundary
        1116
      - multicast forwarding-table downstream-limit
        1117
      - multicast forwarding-table route-limit
        1118
      - multicast load-splitting
        1119
      - multicast longest-match
        1119
      - multicast routing-enable
        1120
      - reset multicast forwarding-table
        1121
      - reset multicast routing-table
        1122
- 02-IGMP Commands.pdf
  1124
  - 1 IGMP Configuration Commands
    1125
    - IGMP Configuration Commands
      1125
      - display igmp group
        1125
      - display igmp group port-info
        1127
      - display igmp interface
        1128
      - display igmp routing-table
        1130
      - display igmp ssm-mapping
        1131
      - display igmp ssm-mapping group
        1132
      - igmp
        1134
      - igmp enable
        1135
      - igmp group-policy
        1136
      - igmp last-member-query-interval
        1137
      - igmp max-response-time
        1137
      - igmp require-router-alert
        1138
      - igmp robust-count
        1139
      - igmp send-router-alert
        1139
      - igmp ssm-mapping enable
        1140
      - igmp startup-query-count
        1141
      - igmp startup-query-interval
        1141
      - igmp static-group
        1142
      - igmp timer other-querier-present
        1143
      - igmp timer query
        1144
      - igmp version
        1145
      - last-member-query-interval (IGMP view)
        1145
      - max-response-time (IGMP view)
        1146
      - require-router-alert (IGMP view)
        1146
      - reset igmp group
        1147
      - reset igmp group port-info
        1148
      - reset igmp ssm-mapping group
        1149
      - robust-count (IGMP view)
        1150
      - send-router-alert (IGMP view)
        1151
      - ssm-mapping (IGMP view)
        1151
      - startup-query-count (IGMP view)
        1152
      - startup-query-interval (IGMP view)
        1153
      - timer other-querier-present (IGMP view)
        1153
      - timer query (IGMP view)
        1154
      - version (IGMP view)
        1155
- 03-PIM Commands.pdf
  1156
  - 1 PIM Configuration Commands
    1158
    - PIM Configuration Commands
      1158
      - auto-rp enable
        1158
      - bsr-policy (PIM view)
        1159
      - c-bsr (PIM view)
        1159
      - c-bsr admin-scope
        1160
      - c-bsr global
        1161
      - c-bsr group
        1161
      - c-bsr hash-length (PIM view)
        1162
      - c-bsr holdtime (PIM view)
        1163
      - c-bsr interval (PIM view)
        1164
      - c-bsr priority (PIM view)
        1164
      - c-rp (PIM view)
        1165
      - c-rp advertisement-interval (PIM view)
        1166
      - c-rp holdtime (PIM view)
        1167
      - crp-policy (PIM view)
        1168
      - display pim bsr-info
        1168
      - display pim claimed-route
        1170
      - display pim control-message counters
        1172
      - display pim grafts
        1173
      - display pim interface
        1174
      - display pim join-prune
        1177
      - display pim neighbor
        1178
      - display pim routing-table
        1180
      - display pim rp-info
        1182
      - hello-option dr-priority (PIM view)
        1184
      - hello-option holdtime (PIM view)
        1184
      - hello-option lan-delay (PIM view)
        1185
      - hello-option neighbor-tracking (PIM view)
        1186
      - hello-option override-interval (PIM view)
        1186
      - holdtime assert (PIM view)
        1187
      - holdtime join-prune (PIM view)
        1188
      - jp-pkt-size (PIM view)
        1188
      - jp-queue-size (PIM view)
        1189
      - pim
        1190
      - pim bsr-boundary
        1191
      - pim dm
        1191
      - pim hello-option dr-priority
        1192
      - pim hello-option holdtime
        1193
      - pim hello-option lan-delay
        1193
      - pim hello-option neighbor-tracking
        1194
      - pim hello-option override-interval
        1195
      - pim holdtime assert
        1195
      - pim holdtime join-prune
        1196
      - pim require-genid
        1196
      - pim sm
        1197
      - pim state-refresh-capable
        1198
      - pim timer graft-retry
        1198
      - pim timer hello
        1199
      - pim timer join-prune
        1199
      - pim triggered-hello-delay
        1200
      - probe-interval (PIM view)
        1201
      - register-policy (PIM view)
        1201
      - register-suppression-timeout (PIM view)
        1202
      - register-whole-checksum (PIM view)
        1203
      - reset pim control-message counters
        1203
      - source-lifetime (PIM view)
        1204
      - source-policy (PIM view)
        1204
      - spt-switch-threshold infinity (PIM view)
        1205
      - ssm-policy (PIM view)
        1206
      - state-refresh-interval (PIM view)
        1207
      - state-refresh-rate-limit (PIM view)
        1208
      - state-refresh-ttl
        1208
      - static-rp (PIM view)
        1209
      - timer hello (PIM view)
        1210
      - timer join-prune (PIM view)
        1211
- 04-MSDP Commands.pdf
  1212
  - 1 MSDP Configuration Commands
    1213
    - MSDP Configuration Commands
      1213
      - cache-sa-enable
        1213
      - display msdp brief
        1214
      - display msdp peer-status
        1215
      - display msdp sa-cache
        1218
      - display msdp sa-count
        1219
      - encap-data-enable
        1221
      - import-source
        1221
      - msdp
        1222
      - originating-rp
        1223
      - peer connect-interface
        1224
      - peer description
        1225
      - peer mesh-group
        1225
      - peer minimum-ttl
        1226
      - peer request-sa-enable
        1227
      - peer sa-cache-maximum
        1228
      - peer sa-policy
        1228
      - peer sa-request-policy
        1229
      - reset msdp peer
        1230
      - reset msdp sa-cache
        1231
      - reset msdp statistics
        1231
      - shutdown (MSDP View)
        1232
      - static-rpf-peer
        1232
      - timer retry
        1233
- 05-MBGP Commands.pdf
  1235
  - 1 MBGP Configuration Commands
    1237
    - MBGP Configuration Commands
      1237
- 06-Multicast VPN Commands.pdf
  1287
  - 1 Multicast VPN Configuration Commands
    1288
    - Multicast VPN Configuration Commands
      1288
      - display multicast-domain vpn-instance share-group
        1288
      - multicast-domain share-group
        1289
- 07-IGMP Snooping Commands.pdf
  1290
  - 1 IGMP Snooping Configuration Commands
    1291
    - IGMP Snooping Configuration Commands
      1291
      - display igmp-snooping group
        1291
      - display igmp-snooping statistics
        1293
      - drop-unknown (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1294
      - fast-leave (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1295
      - group-policy (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1295
      - host-aging-time (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1297
      - igmp-snooping
        1297
      - igmp-snooping drop-unknown
        1298
      - igmp-snooping enable
        1299
      - igmp-snooping fast-leave
        1299
      - igmp-snooping general-query source-ip
        1300
      - igmp-snooping group-limit
        1301
      - igmp-snooping group-policy
        1302
      - igmp-snooping host-aging-time
        1303
      - igmp-snooping host-join
        1304
      - igmp-snooping last-member-query-interval
        1305
      - igmp-snooping max-response-time
        1306
      - igmp-snooping overflow-replace
        1306
      - igmp-snooping querier
        1307
      - igmp-snooping query-interval
        1308
      - igmp-snooping router-aging-time
        1309
      - igmp-snooping source-deny
        1310
      - igmp-snooping special-query source-ip
        1310
      - igmp-snooping static-group
        1311
      - igmp-snooping static-router-port
        1312
      - igmp-snooping version
        1313
      - last-member-query-interval (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1314
      - max-response-time (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1314
      - overflow-replace (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1315
      - report-aggregation (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1316
      - reset igmp-snooping group
        1316
      - reset igmp-snooping statistics
        1317
      - router-aging-time (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1317
      - source-deny (IGMP-Snooping view)
        1318
- 08-Multicast VLAN Commands.pdf
  1320
  - 1 Multicast VLAN Configuration Commands
    1321
    - Multicast VLAN Configuration Commands
      1321
      - display multicast-vlan
        1321
      - multicast-vlan
        1322
      - port (multicast VLAN view)
        1323
      - subvlan (multicast VLAN view)
        1324
- 09-IPv6 Multicast Routing and Forwarding Commands.pdf
  1325
  - 1 IPv6 Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration Commands
    1326
    - IPv6 Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration Commands
      1326
- 10-MLD Commands.pdf
  1339
  - 1 MLD Configuration Commands
    1340
    - MLD Configuration Commands
      1340
      - display mld group
        1340
      - display mld group port-info
        1341
      - display mld interface
        1343
      - display mld routing-table
        1345
      - display mld ssm-mapping
        1346
      - display mld ssm-mapping group
        1347
      - last-listener-query-interval (MLD view)
        1348
      - max-response-time (MLD view)
        1349
      - mld
        1349
      - mld enable
        1350
      - mld group-policy
        1351
      - mld last-listener-query-interval
        1352
      - mld max-response-time
        1352
      - mld require-router-alert
        1353
      - mld robust-count
        1354
      - mld send-router-alert
        1354
      - mld ssm-mapping enable
        1355
      - mld startup-query-count
        1356
      - mld startup-query-interval
        1356
      - mld static-group
        1357
      - mld timer other-querier-present
        1358
      - mld timer query
        1359
      - mld version
        1360
      - require-router-alert (MLD view)
        1360
      - reset mld group
        1361
      - reset mld group port-info
        1362
      - reset mld ssm-mapping group
        1362
      - robust-count (MLD view)
        1363
      - send-router-alert (MLD view)
        1364
      - ssm-mapping (MLD view)
        1364
      - startup-query-count (MLD view)
        1365
      - startup-query-interval (MLD view)
        1366
      - timer other-querier-present (MLD view)
        1367
      - timer query (MLD view)
        1367
      - version (MLD view)
        1368
- 11-IPv6 PIM Commands.pdf
  1370
  - 1 IPv6 PIM Configuration Commands
    1372
    - IPv6 PIM Configuration Commands
      1372
      - bsr-policy (IPv6 PIM view)
        1372
      - c-bsr (IPv6 PIM view)
        1373
      - c-bsr hash-length (IPv6 PIM view)
        1373
      - c-bsr holdtime (IPv6 PIM view)
        1374
      - c-bsr interval (IPv6 PIM view)
        1375
      - c-bsr priority (IPv6 PIM view)
        1376
      - c-rp (IPv6 PIM view)
        1376
      - c-rp advertisement-interval (IPv6 PIM view)
        1377
      - c-rp holdtime (IPv6 PIM view)
        1378
      - crp-policy (IPv6 PIM view)
        1379
      - display pim ipv6 bsr-info
        1379
      - display pim ipv6 claimed-route
        1381
      - display pim ipv6 control-message counters
        1382
      - display pim ipv6 grafts
        1384
      - display pim ipv6 interface
        1385
      - display pim ipv6 join-prune
        1386
      - display pim ipv6 neighbor
        1388
      - display pim ipv6 routing-table
        1389
      - display pim ipv6 rp-info
        1391
      - embedded-rp
        1392
      - hello-option dr-priority (IPv6 PIM view)
        1393
      - hello-option holdtime (IPv6 PIM view)
        1394
      - hello-option lan-delay (IPv6 PIM view)
        1395
      - hello-option neighbor-tracking (IPv6 PIM view)
        1395
      - hello-option override-interval (IPv6 PIM view)
        1396
      - holdtime assert (IPv6 PIM view)
        1397
      - holdtime join-prune (IPv6 PIM view)
        1397
      - jp-pkt-size (IPv6 PIM view)
        1398
      - jp-queue-size (IPv6 PIM view)
        1398
      - pim ipv6
        1399
      - pim ipv6 bsr-boundary
        1400
      - pim ipv6 dm
        1400
      - pim ipv6 hello-option dr-priority
        1401
      - pim ipv6 hello-option holdtime
        1402
      - pim ipv6 hello-option lan-delay
        1402
      - pim ipv6 hello-option neighbor-tracking
        1403
      - pim ipv6 hello-option override-interval
        1404
      - pim ipv6 holdtime assert
        1404
      - pim ipv6 holdtime join-prune
        1405
      - pim ipv6 require-genid
        1406
      - pim ipv6 sm
        1406
      - pim ipv6 state-refresh-capable
        1407
      - pim ipv6 timer graft-retry
        1407
      - pim ipv6 timer hello
        1408
      - pim ipv6 timer join-prune
        1409
      - pim ipv6 triggered-hello-delay
        1409
      - probe-interval (IPv6 PIM view)
        1410
      - register-policy (IPv6 PIM view)
        1410
      - register-suppression-timeout (IPv6 PIM view)
        1411
      - register-whole-checksum (IPv6 PIM view)
        1412
      - reset pim ipv6 control-message counters
        1412
      - source-lifetime (IPv6 PIM view)
        1413
      - source-policy (IPv6 PIM view)
        1413
      - spt-switch-threshold infinity (IPv6 PIM view)
        1414
      - ssm-policy (IPv6 PIM view)
        1415
      - state-refresh-hoplimit
        1416
      - state-refresh-interval (IPv6 PIM view)
        1417
      - state-refresh-rate-limit (IPv6 PIM view)
        1417
      - static-rp (IPv6 PIM view)
        1418
      - timer hello (IPv6 PIM view)
        1419
      - timer join-prune (IPv6 PIM view)
        1420
- 12-IPv6 MBGP Commands.pdf
  1421
  - 1 IPv6 MBGP Configuration Commands
    1423
    - IPv6 MBGP Configuration Commands
      1423
- 13-MLD Snooping Commands.pdf
  1470
  - 1 MLD Snooping Configuration Commands
    1471
    - MLD Snooping Configuration Commands
      1471
      - display mld-snooping group
        1471
      - display mld-snooping statistics
        1472
      - drop-unknown (MLD-Snooping view)
        1473
      - fast-leave (MLD-Snooping view)
        1474
      - group-policy (MLD-Snooping view)
        1475
      - host-aging-time (MLD-Snooping view)
        1476
      - last-listener-query-interval (MLD-Snooping view)
        1476
      - max-response-time (MLD-Snooping view)
        1477
      - mld-snooping
        1478
      - mld-snooping drop-unknown
        1478
      - mld-snooping enable
        1479
      - mld-snooping fast-leave
        1480
      - mld-snooping general-query source-ip
        1481
      - mld-snooping group-limit
        1481
      - mld-snooping group-policy
        1482
      - mld-snooping host-aging-time
        1484
      - mld-snooping host-join
        1484
      - mld-snooping last-listener-query-interval
        1485
      - mld-snooping max-response-time
        1486
      - mld-snooping overflow-replace
        1487
      - mld-snooping querier
        1488
      - mld-snooping query-interval
        1488
      - mld-snooping router-aging-time
        1489
      - mld-snooping source-deny
        1490
      - mld-snooping special-query source-ip
        1490
      - mld-snooping static-group
        1491
      - mld-snooping static-router-port
        1492
      - mld-snooping version
        1493
      - overflow-replace (MLD-Snooping view)
        1494
      - report-aggregation (MLD-Snooping view)
        1494
      - reset mld-snooping group
        1495
      - reset mld-snooping statistics
        1496
      - router-aging-time (MLD-Snooping view)
        1496
      - source-deny (MLD-Snooping view)
        1497
- 14-IPv6 Multicast VLAN Commands.pdf
  1498
  - 1 IPv6 Multicast VLAN Configuration Commands
    1499
    - IPv6 Multicast VLAN Configuration Commands
      1499
      - display multicast-vlan ipv6
        1499
      - multicast-vlan ipv6
        1500
      - port (IPv6 multicast VLAN view)
        1501
      - subvlan (IPv6 multicast VLAN view)
        1502
05-MPLS Volume
1503
- 00-MPLS Volume Organization.pdf
  1503
  - MPLS Volume Organization
    1503
    - Manual Version
      1503
    - Product Version
      1503
    - Organization
      1503
- 01-MCE Commands.pdf
  1504
  - 1 MCE Configuration Commands
    1505
    - MCE Configuration Commands
      1505
      - description
        1505
      - display bgp vpnv4 vpn-instance group
        1505
      - display bgp vpnv4 vpn-instance network
        1507
      - display bgp vpnv4 vpn-instance paths
        1508
      - display bgp vpnv4 vpn-instance peer
        1509
      - display bgp vpnv4 vpn-instance routing-table
        1511
      - display fib vpn-instance
        1513
      - display ip routing-table vpn-instance
        1514
      - display ip vpn-instance
        1515
      - domain-id
        1517
      - export route-policy
        1518
      - ext-community-type
        1518
      - filter-policy export
        1519
      - filter-policy import
        1520
      - import route-policy
        1521
      - ip binding vpn-instance
        1521
      - ip vpn-instance
        1522
      - ipv4-family vpn-instance
        1522
      - peer allow-as-loop
        1523
      - peer group
        1524
      - refresh bgp vpn-instance
        1524
      - reset bgp vpn-instance
        1525
      - reset bgp vpn-instance dampening
        1526
      - reset bgp vpn-instance flap-info
        1526
      - route-distinguisher
        1527
      - routing-table limit
        1528
      - vpn-instance-capability simple
        1529
      - vpn-target
        1529
- 02-MPLS Basics Commands.pdf
  1531
  - 1 MPLS Basics Configuration Commands
    1533
    - MPLS Basic Configuration Commands
      1533
      - display mpls ilm
        1533
      - display mpls interface
        1534
      - display mpls label
        1535
      - display mpls ldp
        1536
      - display mpls ldp interface
        1537
      - display mpls ldp Isp
        1539
      - display mpls ldp peer
        1540
      - display mpls ldp remote-peer
        1541
      - display mpls ldp session
        1542
      - display mpls ldp vpn-instance
        1544
      - display mpls lsp
        1546
      - display mpls lsp statistics
        1548
      - display mpls nhlfe
        1549
      - display mpls route-state
        1550
      - display mpls static-lsp
        1551
      - display mpls statistics interface
        1552
      - display mpls statistics lsp
        1554
      - du-readvertise
        1556
      - du-readvertise timer
        1556
      - graceful-restart (MPLS LDP view)
        1557
      - graceful-restart mpls ldp
        1558
      - graceful-restart timer neighbor-liveness
        1558
      - graceful-restart timer reconnect
        1559
      - graceful-restart timer recovery
        1560
      - hops-count
        1560
      - label advertise
        1561
      - label-distribution
        1562
      - loop-detect
        1563
      - lsp-trigger
        1564
      - lsr-id
        1565
      - md5-password
        1565
      - mpls
        1566
      - mpls ldp (system view)
        1567
      - mpls ldp (interface view)
        1568
      - mpls ldp remote-peer
        1569
      - mpls ldp timer hello-hold
        1569
      - mpls ldp timer keepalive-hold
        1570
      - mpls ldp transport-address
        1571
      - mpls lsr-id
        1572
      - path-vectors
        1573
      - ping lsp
        1574
      - remote-ip
        1575
      - reset mpls ldp
        1575
      - reset mpls statistics interface
        1576
      - reset mpls statistics lsp
        1577
      - static-lsp egress
        1577
      - static-lsp ingress
        1578
      - static-lsp transit
        1579
      - statistics interval
        1580
      - tracert lsp
        1580
      - ttl expiration pop
        1581
      - ttl propagate
        1582
- 03-MPLS L2VPN Commands.pdf
  1583
  - 1 MPLS L2VPN Configuration Commands
    1584
    - MPLS L2VPN Configuration Commands
      1584
      - ccc interface in-label out-label
        1584
      - ce
        1585
      - connection
        1586
      - display bgp l2vpn
        1587
      - display ccc
        1592
      - display l2vpn ccc-interface vc-type
        1593
      - display mpls l2vc
        1594
      - display mpls l2vpn
        1596
      - display mpls l2vpn connection
        1598
      - display mpls l2vpn forwarding-info
        1601
      - display mpls static-l2vc
        1602
      - l2vpn-family
        1603
      - mpls l2vc
        1604
      - mpls l2vpn
        1605
      - mpls l2vpn vpn-name
        1605
      - mpls static-l2vc destination
        1606
      - mtu (MPLS L2VPN view)
        1607
      - reset bgp l2vpn
        1608
      - route-distinguisher (MPLS L2VPN view)
        1609
      - vpn-target (MPLS L2VPN view)
        1609
- 04-MPLS L3VPN Commands.pdf
  1611
  - 1 MPLS L3VPN Configuration Commands
    1613
    - MPLS L3VPN Configuration Commands
      1613
      - default local-preference (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1613
      - default med (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1614
      - description (VPN instance view)
        1614
      - display bgp vpnv4 all routing-table
        1615
      - display bgp vpnv4 group
        1618
      - display bgp vpnv4 network
        1620
      - display bgp vpnv4 paths
        1621
      - display bgp vpnv4 peer
        1622
      - display bgp vpnv4 route-distinguisher routing-table
        1627
      - display bgp vpnv4 routing-table label
        1631
      - display bgp vpnv4 vpn-instance routing-table
        1632
      - display fib statistics vpn-instance
        1634
      - display fib vpn-instance
        1635
      - display ip vpn-instance
        1636
      - display ospf sham-link
        1637
      - display tunnel-policy
        1639
      - domain-id
        1639
      - export route-policy
        1640
      - ext-community-type
        1641
      - filter-policy export (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1642
      - filter-policy import (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1643
      - import route-policy
        1643
      - ip binding vpn-instance
        1644
      - ip vpn-instance
        1644
      - ipv4-family
        1645
      - nesting-vpn
        1646
      - peer advertise-community (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1647
      - peer allow-as-loop
        1647
      - peer as-path-acl (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1648
      - peer default-route-advertise vpn-instance
        1649
      - peer enable
        1650
      - peer filter-policy (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1650
      - peer group
        1651
      - peer ip-prefix (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1652
      - peer label-route-capability (BGP view, BGP VPN instance view)
        1653
      - peer next-hop-invariable (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1653
      - peer next-hop-local
        1654
      - peer preferred-value (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1655
      - peer public-as-only (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1656
      - peer reflect-client
        1656
      - peer route-policy (BGP-VPNv4 subaddress family view)
        1657
      - peer vpn-instance enable
        1658
      - peer vpn-instance group
        1659
      - peer vpn-instance route-policy import
        1660
      - policy vpn-target
        1660
      - reflect between-clients
        1661
      - reflector culster-id
        1662
      - refresh bgp vpn-instance
        1663
      - refresh bgp vpnv4
        1664
      - reset bgp vpn-instance
        1664
      - reset bgp vpn-instance dampening
        1665
      - reset bgp vpn-instance flap-info
        1666
      - reset bgp vpnv4
        1666
      - route-distinguisher (VPN instance view)
        1667
      - route-tag
        1668
      - routing-table limit
        1669
      - rr-filter
        1669
      - sham-link
        1670
      - tnl-policy (VPN instance view)
        1672
      - tunnel-policy
        1672
      - tunnel select-seq load-balance-number
        1673
      - vpn-target (VPN instance view)
        1674
06-QoS Volume
1676
- 00-QoS Volume Organization.pdf
  1676
  - QoS Volume Organization
    1676
    - Manual Version
      1676
    - Product Version
      1676
    - Organization
      1676
- 01-QoS Commands.pdf
  1677
  - 1 Traffic Shaping and Line Rate Configuration Commands
    1679
    - Traffic Shaping Configuration Commands
      1679
      - display qos gts interface
        1679
      - qos gts
        1680
    - Line Rate Configuration Commands
      1680
      - display qos lr interface
        1680
      - qos lr outbound
        1681
  - 2 QoS Policy Configuration Commands
    1683
    - Commands for Defining Classes
      1683
      - display traffic classifier
        1683
      - if-match
        1684
      - traffic classifier
        1687
    - Traffic Behavior Configuration Commands
      1687
      - accounting
        1687
      - car
        1688
      - display traffic behavior
        1689
      - filter
        1690
      - mirror-to
        1691
      - nest
        1692
      - redirect
        1692
      - remark customer-vlan-id
        1693
      - remark dot1p
        1694
      - remark drop-precedence
        1694
      - remark dscp
        1695
      - remark ip-precedence
        1696
      - remark local-precedence
        1697
      - remark service-vlan-id
        1698
      - traffic behavior
        1698
    - QoS Policy Configuration Commands
      1699
      - classifier behavior
        1699
      - display qos policy
        1700
      - display qos policy global
        1701
      - display qos policy interface
        1702
      - display qos vlan-policy
        1703
      - qos apply policy
        1705
      - qos apply policy global
        1707
      - qos policy
        1707
      - qos vlan-policy
        1708
      - reset qos policy global
        1709
      - reset qos vlan-policy
        1709
  - 3 Congestion Management Configuration Commands
    1711
    - Congestion Management Configuration Commands
      1711
      - display qos sp interface
        1711
      - display qos wfq interface
        1711
      - display qos wrr interface
        1713
      - qos bandwidth queue
        1714
      - qos sp
        1715
      - qos wfq
        1715
      - qos wfq weight
        1716
      - qos wrr
        1717
      - qos wrr weight
        1717
  - 4 Congestion Avoidance Configuration Commands
    1719
    - Congestion Avoidance Configuration Commands
      1719
      - display qos wred interface
        1719
      - display qos wred table
        1719
      - qos wred apply
        1721
      - qos wred queue table
        1721
      - queue
        1722
  - 5 Priority Mapping Configuration Commands
    1724
    - Priority Mapping Table Configuration Commands
      1724
      - display qos map-table
        1724
      - import
        1725
      - qos map-table
        1725
    - Port Priority Configuration Commands
      1726
      - qos priority
        1726
    - Port Priority Trust Mode Configuration Commands
      1727
      - display qos trust interface
        1727
      - qos trust
        1728
  - 6 QoS Configuration Commands in an EPON System
    1729
    - QoS Configuration Commands at the OLT Side
      1729
      - bandwidth downstream
        1729
      - bandwidth downstream high-priority enable
        1730
      - bandwidth downstream policy enable
        1730
      - bandwidth downstream priority-queue
        1731
      - priority-queue-mapping
        1732
    - QoS Configuration Commands at the ONU Side
      1733
      - qos cos-local-precedence-map
        1733
      - uni classification-marking
        1735
      - uni port-policy
        1737
07-Security Volume
1739
- 00-Security Volume Organization.pdf
  1739
  - Security Volume Organization
    1739
    - Manual Version
      1739
    - Product Version
      1739
    - Organization
      1739
- 01-AAA Commands.pdf
  1740
  - 1 AAA Configuration Commands
    1742
    - AAA Configuration Commands
      1742
      - access-limit
        1742
      - accounting default
        1742
      - accounting lan-access
        1744
      - accounting login
        1744
      - accounting optional
        1745
      - accounting portal
        1746
      - attribute
        1747
      - authentication default
        1748
      - authentication lan-access
        1749
      - authentication login
        1750
      - authentication portal
        1751
      - authorization command
        1751
      - authorization default
        1752
      - authorization lan-access
        1753
      - authorization login
        1754
      - authorization portal
        1755
      - cut connection
        1756
      - display connection
        1757
      - display domain
        1758
      - display local-user
        1759
      - domain
        1761
      - domain default
        1762
      - idle-cut
        1762
      - level
        1763
      - local-user
        1764
      - local-user password-display-mode
        1765
      - password
        1765
      - self-service-url
        1766
      - service-type
        1767
      - service-type ftp
        1768
      - service-type lan-access
        1769
      - state
        1769
      - work-directory
        1770
  - 2 RADIUS Configuration Commands
    1772
    - RADIUS Configuration Commands
      1772
      - data-flow-format (RADIUS scheme view)
        1772
      - display radius scheme
        1773
      - display radius statistics
        1775
      - display stop-accounting-buffer
        1777
      - key (RADIUS scheme view)
        1778
      - nas-ip (RADIUS scheme view)
        1779
      - primary accounting (RADIUS scheme view)
        1780
      - primary authentication (RADIUS scheme view)
        1781
      - radius client
        1782
      - radius nas-ip
        1783
      - radius scheme
        1783
      - radius trap
        1784
      - reset radius statistics
        1785
      - reset stop-accounting-buffer
        1785
      - retry
        1786
      - retry realtime-accounting
        1787
      - retry stop-accounting (RADIUS scheme view)
        1788
      - secondary accounting (RADIUS scheme view)
        1789
      - secondary authentication (RADIUS scheme view)
        1790
      - security-policy-server
        1791
      - server-type
        1791
      - state
        1792
      - stop-accounting-buffer enable (RADIUS scheme view)
        1793
      - timer quiet (RADIUS scheme view)
        1794
      - timer realtime-accounting (RADIUS scheme view)
        1794
      - timer response-timeout (RADIUS scheme view)
        1795
      - user-name-format (RADIUS scheme view)
        1796
  - 3 HWTACACS Configuration Commands
    1798
    - HWTACACS Configuration Commands
      1798
      - data-flow-format (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1798
      - display hwtacacs
        1798
      - display stop-accounting-buffer
        1800
      - hwtacacs nas-ip
        1801
      - hwtacacs scheme
        1802
      - key (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1803
      - nas-ip (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1803
      - primary accounting (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1804
      - primary authentication (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1805
      - primary authorization
        1806
      - reset hwtacacs statistics
        1807
      - reset stop-accounting-buffer
        1807
      - retry stop-accounting (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1808
      - secondary accounting (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1808
      - secondary authentication (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1809
      - secondary authorization
        1810
      - stop-accounting-buffer enable (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1811
      - timer quiet (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1812
      - timer realtime-accounting (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1812
      - timer response-timeout (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1813
      - user-name-format (HWTACACS scheme view)
        1814
- 02-802.1X Commands.pdf
  1816
  - 1 802.1X Configuration Commands
    1817
    - 802.1X Configuration Commands
      1817
      - display dot1x
        1817
      - dot1x
        1820
      - dot1x authentication-method
        1821
      - dot1x guest-vlan
        1822
      - dot1x handshake
        1824
      - dot1x mandatory-domain
        1824
      - dot1x max-user
        1825
      - dot1x multicast-trigger
        1826
      - dot1x port-control
        1827
      - dot1x port-method
        1828
      - dot1x quiet-period
        1829
      - dot1x retry
        1830
      - dot1x supp-proxy-check
        1830
      - dot1x timer
        1832
      - reset dot1x statistics
        1833
  - 2 EAD Fast Deployment Configuration Commands
    1835
    - EAD Fast Deployment Configuration Commands
      1835
      - dot1x free-ip
        1835
      - dot1x timer ead-timeout
        1836
      - dot1x url
        1836
- 03-MAC Authentication Commands.pdf
  1838
  - 1 MAC Authentication Configuration Commands
    1839
    - MAC Authentication Configuration Commands
      1839
      - display mac-authentication
        1839
      - mac-authentication
        1841
      - mac-authentication domain
        1842
      - mac-authentication timer
        1842
      - mac-authentication user-name-format
        1843
      - reset mac-authentication statistics
        1844
- 04-Portal Commands.pdf
  1846
  - 1 Portal Configuration Commands
    1847
    - Portal Configuration Commands
      1847
      - display portal acl
        1847
      - display portal connection statistics
        1849
      - display portal free-rule
        1852
      - display portal interface
        1853
      - display portal server
        1854
      - display portal server statistics
        1855
      - display portal tcp-cheat statistics
        1857
      - display portal user
        1858
      - portal auth-network
        1859
      - portal delete-user
        1860
      - portal free-rule
        1861
      - portal server
        1862
      - portal server method
        1863
      - reset portal connection statistics
        1864
      - reset portal server statistics
        1864
      - reset portal tcp-cheat statistics
        1865
- 05-Port Security Commands.pdf
  1866
  - 1 Port Security Configuration Commands
    1867
    - Port Security Configuration Commands
      1867
      - display port-security
        1867
      - display port-security mac-address block
        1869
      - display port-security mac-address security
        1870
      - port-security authorization ignore
        1871
      - port-security enable
        1872
      - port-security intrusion-mode
        1873
      - port-security mac-address security
        1874
      - port-security max-mac-count
        1875
      - port-security ntk-mode
        1876
      - port-security oui
        1877
      - port-security port-mode
        1877
      - port-security timer disableport
        1879
      - port-security trap
        1879
- 06-IP Source Guard Command.pdf
  1881
  - 1 IP Source Guard Configuration Commands
    1882
    - IP Source Guard Configuration Commands
      1882
      - display ip check source
        1882
      - display user-bind
        1883
      - ip check source
        1884
      - user-bind
        1885
- 07-SSH2.0 Commands.pdf
  1886
  - 1 SSH2.0 Configuration Commands
    1888
    - SSH2.0 Configuration Commands
      1888
      - display public-key local
        1888
      - display public-key peer
        1889
      - display sftp client source
        1890
      - display ssh client source
        1891
      - display ssh server
        1891
      - display ssh server-info
        1893
      - display ssh user-information
        1894
      - peer-public-key end
        1895
      - public-key-code begin
        1895
      - public-key-code end
        1896
      - public-key local create
        1897
      - public-key local destroy
        1898
      - public-key local export rsa
        1898
      - public-key peer
        1899
      - public-key peer import sshkey
        1900
      - sftp
        1900
      - sftp client ipv6 source
        1901
      - sftp client source
        1902
      - sftp ipv6
        1903
      - sftp server enable
        1904
      - sftp server idle-timeout
        1904
      - ssh client authentication server
        1905
      - ssh client first-time enable
        1905
      - ssh client ipv6 source
        1906
      - ssh client source
        1907
      - ssh server authentication-retries
        1907
      - ssh server authentication-timeout
        1908
      - ssh server compatible-ssh1x enable
        1909
      - ssh server enable
        1909
      - ssh server rekey-interval
        1910
      - ssh user
        1911
      - ssh2
        1912
      - ssh2 ipv6
        1913
    - SFTP Client Configuration Commands
      1914
      - bye
        1914
      - cd
        1915
      - cdup
        1915
      - delete
        1916
      - dir
        1917
      - exit
        1917
      - get
        1918
      - help
        1918
      - ls
        1919
      - mkdir
        1920
      - put
        1920
      - pwd
        1921
      - quit
        1921
      - remove
        1922
      - rename
        1922
      - rmdir
        1923
- 08-ACL Commands.pdf
  1924
  - 1 ACL Configuration Commands
    1925
    - Common Configuration Commands
      1925
      - display acl resource
        1925
      - display time-range
        1927
      - time-range
        1927
    - IPv4 ACL Configuration Commands
      1929
      - acl
        1929
      - acl copy
        1931
      - acl name
        1932
      - description (for IPv4)
        1932
      - display acl
        1933
      - reset acl counter
        1934
      - rule (in basic IPv4 ACL view)
        1935
      - rule (in advanced IPv4 ACL view)
        1936
      - rule (in Ethernet frame header ACL view)
        1941
      - rule comment (for IPv4)
        1943
      - step (for IPv4)
        1944
    - IPv6 ACL Configuration Commands
      1944
      - acl ipv6
        1944
      - acl ipv6 copy
        1946
      - acl ipv6 name
        1947
      - description (for IPv6)
        1947
      - display acl ipv6
        1948
      - reset acl ipv6 counter
        1949
      - rule (in basic IPv6 ACL view)
        1950
      - rule (in advanced IPv6 ACL view)
        1951
      - rule comment (for IPv6)
        1955
      - step (for IPv6)
        1956
08-System Volume
1957
- 00-System Volume Organization.pdf
  1957
  - System Volume Organization
    1957
    - Manual Version
      1957
    - Product Version
      1957
    - Organization
      1957
- 01-Login Commands.pdf
  1961
  - 1 Commands for Logging into an Ethernet Switch
    1962
    - Commands for Logging into an Ethernet Switch
      1962
      - activation-key
        1962
      - authentication-mode
        1963
      - auto-execute command
        1964
      - databits
        1965
      - display telnet client configuration
        1966
      - display user-interface
        1966
      - display users
        1968
      - escape-key
        1969
      - flow-control
        1970
      - free user-interface
        1971
      - history-command max-size
        1972
      - idle-timeout
        1972
      - lock
        1973
      - modem
        1974
      - modem auto-answer
        1974
      - modem timer answer
        1975
      - parity
        1976
      - protocol inbound
        1976
      - screen-length
        1977
      - send
        1978
      - service-type
        1979
      - set authentication password
        1980
      - shell
        1981
      - speed
        1982
      - stopbits
        1983
      - telnet
        1983
      - telnet ipv6
        1984
      - telnet client source
        1985
      - telnet server enable
        1986
      - terminal type
        1987
      - user-interface
        1987
      - user privilege level
        1988
  - 2 Commands for Controlling Login Users
    1990
    - Commands for Controlling Login Users
      1990
      - acl
        1990
- 02-Basic System Configuration Commands.pdf
  1991
  - 1 Basic Configuration Commands
    1992
    - Basic Configuration Commands
      1992
      - clock datetime
        1992
      - clock summer-time one-off
        1992
      - clock summer-time repeating
        1993
      - clock timezone
        1995
      - command-privilege level
        1996
      - display clipboard
        1997
      - display clock
        1998
      - display current-configuration
        1998
      - display diagnostic-information
        2000
      - display history-command
        2001
      - display hotkey
        2001
      - display this
        2003
      - display version
        2004
      - header
        2005
      - hotkey
        2007
      - quit
        2008
      - return
        2009
      - screen-length disable
        2010
      - super
        2010
      - super password
        2011
      - sysname
        2012
      - system-view
        2013
- 03-Device Management Commands.pdf
  2014
  - 1 Device Management Commands
    2015
    - Device Management Commands
      2015
      - boot-loader
        2015
      - bootrom
        2016
      - display boot-loader
        2017
      - display cpu-usage
        2017
      - display cpu-usage history
        2019
      - display device
        2021
      - display device manuinfo
        2022
      - display environment
        2023
      - display fan
        2024
      - display memory
        2024
      - display power
        2025
      - display schedule job
        2026
      - display schedule reboot
        2026
      - display switch-mode status
        2027
      - display transceiver alarm
        2028
      - display transceiver diagnosis
        2031
      - display transceiver
        2032
      - display transceiver manuinfo
        2033
      - loadsharing enable
        2034
      - monitor handshake-timeout disable-port
        2035
      - mmu-monitor enable
        2036
      - reboot
        2036
      - reset unused porttag
        2037
      - schedule job
        2038
      - schedule reboot at
        2039
      - schedule reboot delay
        2041
      - shutdown-interval
        2042
      - strict-standby enable
        2043
      - switch-mode (for SRPU)
        2044
      - switch-mode (for LPU)
        2045
      - temperature-limit
        2046
- 04-File System Management Commands.pdf
  2048
  - 1 File System Management Commands
    2050
    - File System Configuration Commands
      2050
      - cd
        2050
      - copy
        2051
      - delete
        2051
      - dir
        2052
      - execute
        2053
      - file prompt
        2054
      - fixdisk
        2055
      - format
        2055
      - mkdir
        2056
      - more
        2057
      - mount
        2057
      - move
        2058
      - pwd
        2059
      - rename
        2060
      - reset recycle-bin
        2060
      - rmdir
        2062
      - umount
        2063
      - undelete
        2063
    - Configuration File Management Commands
      2064
      - backup startup-configuration
        2064
      - display saved-configuration
        2065
      - display startup
        2067
      - reset saved-configuration
        2068
      - restore startup-configuration
        2069
      - save
        2069
      - slave auto-update config
        2070
      - startup saved-configuration
        2071
  - 2 FTP Configuration Commands
    2073
    - FTP Server Configuration Commands
      2073
      - display ftp-server
        2073
      - display ftp-user
        2073
      - free ftp user
        2074
      - ftp server acl
        2075
      - ftp server enable
        2075
      - ftp timeout
        2076
      - ftp update
        2077
    - FTP Client Configuration Commands
      2077
      - ascii
        2078
      - binary
        2078
      - bye
        2079
      - cd
        2079
      - cdup
        2080
      - close
        2080
      - debugging
        2081
      - delete
        2082
      - dir
        2083
      - disconnect
        2084
      - display ftp client configuration
        2084
      - ftp
        2085
      - ftp client source
        2086
      - ftp ipv6
        2087
      - get
        2088
      - lcd
        2089
      - ls
        2089
      - mkdir
        2090
      - open
        2091
      - open ipv6
        2092
      - passive
        2093
      - put
        2093
      - pwd
        2094
      - quit
        2094
      - remotehelp
        2095
      - rmdir
        2097
      - user
        2097
      - verbose
        2098
  - 3 TFTP Configuration Commands
    2100
    - TFTP Client Configuration Commands
      2100
      - display tftp client configuration
        2100
      - tftp-server acl
        2100
      - tftp
        2101
      - tftp client source
        2102
      - tftp ipv6
        2103
- 05-SNMP Commands.pdf
  2105
  - 1 SNMP Configuration Commands
    2106
    - SNMP Configuration Commands
      2106
      - display snmp-agent community
        2106
      - display snmp-agent group
        2107
      - display snmp-agent local-engineid
        2108
      - display snmp-agent mib-view
        2109
      - display snmp-agent statistics
        2110
      - display snmp-agent sys-info
        2112
      - display snmp-agent trap queue
        2113
      - display snmp-agent trap-list
        2113
      - display snmp-agent usm-user
        2114
      - enable snmp trap updown
        2115
      - snmp-agent
        2116
      - snmp-agent calculate-password
        2117
      - snmp-agent community
        2118
      - snmp-agent group
        2120
      - snmp-agent local-engineid
        2121
      - snmp-agent log
        2122
      - snmp-agent mib-view
        2123
      - snmp-agent packet max-size
        2124
      - snmp-agent sys-info
        2124
      - snmp-agent target-host
        2126
      - snmp-agent trap enable
        2127
      - snmp-agent trap if-mib link extended
        2129
      - snmp-agent trap life
        2130
      - snmp-agent trap queue-size
        2130
      - snmp-agent trap source
        2131
      - snmp-agent usm-user { v1 | v2c }
        2132
      - snmp-agent usm-user v3
        2133
- 06-RMON Commands.pdf
  2137
  - 1 RMON Configuration Commands
    2138
    - RMON Configuration Commands
      2138
      - display rmon alarm
        2138
      - display rmon event
        2139
      - display rmon eventlog
        2140
      - display rmon history
        2141
      - display rmon prialarm
        2144
      - display rmon statistics
        2145
      - rmon alarm
        2148
      - rmon event
        2150
      - rmon history
        2151
      - rmon prialarm
        2152
      - rmon statistics
        2154
- 07-MAC Address Table Management Commands.pdf
  2156
  - 1 MAC Address Table Management Configuration Commands
    2157
    - MAC Address Table Management Configuration Commands
      2157
      - display mac-address
        2157
      - display mac-address aging-time
        2158
      - display mac-address mac-learning
        2159
      - mac-address (Ethernet interface view)
        2159
      - mac-address (system view)
        2160
      - mac-address mac-learning disable
        2161
      - mac-address max-mac-count
        2162
      - mac-address timer
        2163
- 08-System Maintaining and Debugging Commands.pdf
  2165
  - 1 System Maintaining and Debugging Commands
    2166
    - System Maintaining Commands
      2166
      - ping
        2166
      - ping ipv6
        2168
      - tracert
        2169
      - tracert ipv6
        2170
    - System Debugging Commands
      2171
      - debugging
        2171
      - display debugging
        2172
- 09-Information Center Commands.pdf
  2173
  - 1 Information Center Configuration Commands
    2174
    - Information Center Configuration Commands
      2174
      - display channel
        2174
      - display info-center
        2175
      - display logbuffer
        2177
      - display logbuffer summary
        2179
      - display logfile buffer
        2180
      - display logfile summary
        2180
      - display trapbuffer
        2181
      - enable log updown
        2182
      - info-center channel name
        2183
      - info-center console channel
        2184
      - info-center enable
        2184
      - info-center logbuffer
        2185
      - info-center logfile enable
        2186
      - info-center logfile frequency
        2186
      - info-center logfile size-quota
        2187
      - info-center logfile switch-directory
        2187
      - info-center loghost
        2188
      - info-center loghost source
        2189
      - info-center monitor channel
        2190
      - info-center snmp channel
        2191
      - info-center source
        2191
      - info-center synchronous
        2194
      - info-center timestamp
        2195
      - info-center timestamp loghost
        2196
      - info-center trapbuffer
        2197
      - logfile save
        2198
      - reset logbuffer
        2198
      - reset trapbuffer
        2199
      - terminal debugging
        2199
      - terminal logging
        2200
      - terminal monitor
        2201
      - terminal trapping
        2202
- 10-PoE Commands.pdf
  2203
  - 1 PoE Configuration Commands
    2204
    - PoE Configuration Commands
      2204
      - apply poe-profile
        2204
      - apply poe-profile interface
        2205
      - display poe device
        2205
      - display poe interface
        2206
      - display poe interface power
        2209
      - display poe power-usage
        2211
      - display poe pse
        2212
      - display poe pse interface
        2213
      - display poe pse interface power
        2215
      - display poe-power
        2216
      - display poe-power ac-input state
        2217
      - display poe-power alarm
        2219
      - display poe-power dc-output state
        2219
      - display poe-power dc-output value
        2220
      - display poe-power status
        2221
      - display poe-power supervision-module
        2222
      - display poe-power switch state
        2223
      - display poe-profile
        2224
      - display poe-profile interface
        2226
      - poe enable
        2227
      - poe enable pse
        2228
      - poe legacy enable
        2228
      - poe max-power
        2229
      - poe max-power (system view)
        2230
      - poe mode
        2230
      - poe pd-description
        2231
      - poe pd-policy priority
        2232
      - poe power max-value
        2232
      - poe priority
        2233
      - poe priority (system view)
        2234
      - poe pse-policy priority
        2235
      - poe update
        2235
      - poe utilization-threshold
        2236
      - poe-power input-threshold
        2237
      - poe-power output-threshold
        2238
      - poe-profile
        2238
- 11-Track Commands.pdf
  2240
  - 1 Track Configuration Commands
    2241
    - Track Configuration Commands
      2241
      - display track
        2241
      - track nqa
        2242
- 12-NQA Commands.pdf
  2244
  - 1 NQA Configuration Commands
    2246
    - NQA Client Configuration Commands
      2246
      - data-fill
        2246
      - data-size
        2247
      - description (any NQA test type view)
        2247
      - destination ip
        2248
      - destination port
        2249
      - display nqa
        2249
      - filename
        2253
      - frequency
        2253
      - history-records
        2254
      - http-version
        2255
      - next-hop
        2256
      - nqa
        2256
      - nqa agent enable
        2257
      - nqa agent max-concurrent
        2257
      - nqa schedule
        2258
      - operation (FTP test type view)
        2259
      - operation (HTTP test type view)
        2259
      - operation interface
        2260
      - password (FTP test type view)
        2261
      - probe count
        2261
      - probe packet-interval
        2262
      - probe packet-number
        2263
      - probe packet-timeout
        2263
      - probe timeout
        2264
      - reaction
        2265
      - reaction trap
        2266
      - route-option bypass-route
        2266
      - source interface
        2267
      - source ip
        2268
      - source port
        2269
      - tos
        2269
      - ttl
        2270
      - type
        2271
      - url
        2271
      - username (FTP test type view)
        2272
      - vpn-instance (ICMP-echo test type view)
        2273
    - NQA Server Configuration Commands
      2273
      - display nqa server status
        2273
      - nqa server enable
        2274
      - nqa server tcp-connect
        2275
      - nqa server udp-echo
        2276
- 13-NTP Commands.pdf
  2277
  - 1 NTP Configuration Commands
    2278
    - NTP Configuration Commands
      2278
      - display ntp-service sessions
        2278
      - display ntp-service status
        2279
      - display ntp-service trace
        2281
      - ntp-service access
        2282
      - ntp-service authentication enable
        2283
      - ntp-service authentication-keyid
        2283
      - ntp-service broadcast-client
        2284
      - ntp-service broadcast-server
        2285
      - ntp-service in-interface disable
        2285
      - ntp-service max-dynamic-sessions
        2286
      - ntp-service multicast-client
        2286
      - ntp-service multicast-server
        2287
      - ntp-service refclock-master
        2288
      - ntp-service reliable authentication-keyid
        2289
      - ntp-service source-interface
        2289
      - ntp-service unicast-peer
        2290
      - ntp-service unicast-server
        2291
- 14-VRRP Commands.pdf
  2293
  - 1 VRRP Configuration Commands
    2294
    - IPv4-Based VRRP Configuration Commands
      2294
      - display vrrp
        2294
      - display vrrp statistics
        2296
      - reset vrrp statistics
        2298
      - vrrp vrid authentication-mode
        2298
      - vrrp method
        2299
      - vrrp ping-enable
        2300
      - vrrp un-check ttl
        2301
      - vrrp vrid preempt-mode
        2301
      - vrrp vrid priority
        2302
      - vrrp vrid timer advertise
        2303
      - vrrp vrid track
        2304
      - vrrp vrid track interface
        2305
      - vrrp vrid virtual-ip
        2306
    - VRRP Configuration Commands for IPv6
      2307
      - display vrrp ipv6
        2307
      - display vrrp ipv6 statistics
        2309
      - reset vrrp ipv6 statistics
        2310
      - vrrp ipv6 vrid authentication-mode
        2311
      - vrrp ipv6 method
        2312
      - vrrp ipv6 ping-enable
        2313
      - vrrp ipv6 vrid preempt-mode
        2313
      - vrrp ipv6 vrid priority
        2314
      - vrrp ipv6 vrid timer advertise
        2315
      - vrrp ipv6 vrid track interface
        2316
      - vrrp ipv6 vrid virtual-ip
        2317
- 15-HA Commands.pdf
  2318
  - 1 HA Configuration Commands
    2319
    - HA Configuration Commands
      2319
      - display switchover state
        2319
      - slave restart
        2319
      - slave switchover
        2320
      - slave switchover { disable | enable }
        2321
- 16-Hotfix Commands.pdf
  2322
  - 1 Hotfix Configuration Commands
    2323
    - Hotfix Configuration Commands
      2323
      - display patch-information
        2323
      - patch active
        2324
      - patch deactive
        2324
      - patch delete
        2325
      - patch load
        2326
      - patch run
        2327

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Istruzione Sull'Installazione

Sommario

00-Product Overview
1
- 00-Cover.pdf
  1
  - Command conventions
    4
  - GUI conventions
    4
  - Symbols
    5
- 01-Product Overview.pdf
  6
  - 1 Product Features
    7
    - Introduction to Product
      7
    - Feature Lists
      7
  - 2 Features
    9
    - Access Volume
      9
    - IP Services Volume
      11
    - IP Routing Volume
      12
    - Multicast Volume
      14
    - MPLS Volume
      16
    - QoS Volume
      18
    - Security Volume
      18
    - High Availability Volume
      20
    - System Volume
      21
    - OAA Volume
      24
- 02-Acronyms.pdf
  25
  - Appendix A Acronyms
    25
01-Access Volume
37
02-IP Services Volume
352
03-IP Routing Volume
574
- 00-IP Routing Volume Organization.pdf
  574
  - IP Routing Volume Organization
    574
    - Manual Version
      574
    - Product Version
      574
    - Organization
      574
- 01-IP Routing Basics Configuration.pdf
  577
  - 1 IP Routing Basics Configuration
    578
    - IP Routing and Routing Table
      578
      - Routing
        578
      - Routing Table
        578
        Routing table
        578
        Contents of a routing table
        578
    - Routing Protocol Overview
      580
      - Static Routing and Dynamic Routing
        580
      - Classification of Dynamic Routing Protocols
        580
        Operational scope
        580
        Routing algorithm
        581
        Type of the destination address
        581
        Version of IP protocol
        581
      - Routing Protocols and Routing Priority
        581
      - Load Balancing and Route Backup
        582
        Load Balancing
        582
        Route backup
        582
      - Route Recursion
        583
      - Sharing of Routing Information
        583
    - Configuring a Router ID
      583
    - Displaying and Maintaining a Routing Table
      583
- 02-Static Routing Configuration.pdf
  585
  - 1 Static Routing Configuration
    586
    - Introduction
      586
      - Static Route
        586
      - Default Route
        586
      - Application Environment of Static Routing
        587
    - Configuring a Static Route
      587
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        587
      - Configuration Procedure
        588
    - Configuring BFD for Static Routes
      588
      - BFD Control Packet Mode
        589
      - BFD Echo Packet Mode
        589
    - Displaying and Maintaining Static Routes
      590
    - Static Route Configuration Example
      590
- 03-RIP Configuration.pdf
  597
  - 1 RIP Configuration
    599
- 04-OSPF Configuration.pdf
  632
  - 1 OSPF Configuration
    634
    - Introduction to OSPF
      634
      - Basic Concepts
        635
        Autonomous System
        635
        OSPF route computation
        635
        Router ID
        635
        OSPF packets
        635
        LSA types
        636
        Neighbor and Adjacency
        636
      - OSPF Area Partition
        636
        Area partition
        636
        Backbone area and virtual links
        637
        Stub area
        638
        NSSA area
        639
        Comparsion between the areas
        639
      - Router Types
        640
        Classification of Routers
        640
        Route types
        641
      - Classification of OSPF Networks
        641
        OSPF network types
        641
        NBMA network configuration principle
        641
      - DR and BDR
        642
        DR/BDR introduction
        642
        DR/BDR election
        643
      - OSPF Packet Formats
        643
        OSPF packet header
        643
        Hello packet
        644
        DD packet
        645
        LSR packet
        646
        LSU packet
        646
        LSAck packet
        647
        LSA header format
        647
        Formats of LSAs
        647
      - Supported OSPF Features
        651
        Multi-process
        651
        Authentication
        651
        Hot Standby
        651
        OSPF Graceful Restart
        652
        TE and DS-TETE
        652
        IGP Shortcut and Forwarding Adjacency
        653
        VPN
        653
        OSPF sham link
        653
        BFD
        654
      - Protocols and Standards
        654
    - OSPF Configuration Task List
      654
    - Enabling OSPF
      656
      - Prerequisites
        656
      - Configuration Procedure
        656
    - Configuring OSPF Areas
      657
      - Prerequisites
        657
      - Configuring a Stub Area
        657
      - Configuring an NSSA Area
        658
      - Configuring a Virtual Link
        659
    - Configuring OSPF Network Types
      659
    - Configuring OSPF Route Control
      662
    - Configuring OSPF Network Optimization
      669
    - Configuring OSPF Graceful Restart
      678
    - Configuring BFD for OSPF
      680
    - Displaying and Maintaining OSPF
      681
    - OSPF Configuration Examples
      682
      - Configuring OSPF Basic Functions
        682
        Network requirements
        682
        Configuration procedure
        682
      - Configuring OSPF Route Redistribution
        685
        Network requirements
        685
        Configuration procedure
        686
      - Configuring OSPF to Advertise a Summary Route
        687
        Network requirements
        687
        Configuration procedure
        687
      - Configuring an OSPF Stub Area
        689
        Network requirements
        689
        Configuration procedure
        690
      - Configuring an OSPF NSSA Area
        692
        Network requirements
        692
        Configuration procedure
        693
      - Configuring OSPF DR Election
        694
        Network requirements
        694
        Configuration procedure
        695
      - Configuring OSPF Virtual Links
        699
        Network requirements
        699
        Configuration procedure
        699
      - Configuring OSPF Graceful Restart
        701
        Network requirements
        701
        Configuration procedure
        701
      - Configuring Route Filtering
        703
        Network requirements
        703
        Configuration procedure
        703
      - Configuring BFD for OSPF
        705
        Network requirements
        705
        Configuration procedure
        706
    - Troubleshooting OSPF Configuration
      708
      - No OSPF Neighbor Relationship Established
        708
        Symptom
        708
        Analysis
        708
        Solution
        708
      - Incorrect Routing Information
        709
        Symptom
        709
        Analysis
        709
        Solution
        709
- 05-IS-IS Configuration.pdf
  710
  - 1 IS-IS Configuration
    712
    - IS-IS Overview
      712
      - Basic Concepts
        712
        IS-IS terminology
        712
        IS-IS address format
        713
        NET
        714
      - IS-IS Area
        714
        Two-level hierarchy
        714
        Level-1 and Level-2
        714
        Route leaking
        716
      - IS-IS Network Type
        716
        Network type
        716
        DIS and pseudonodes
        717
      - IS-IS PDU Format
        718
        PDU header format
        718
        Common header format
        718
        Hello
        719
        LSP packet format
        720
        SNP format
        722
        CLV
        723
      - Supported IS-IS Features
        724
        Multiple instances and processes
        724
        Hot standby
        724
        IS-IS Graceful Restart
        724
        IS-IS TE
        725
        Management tag
        725
        LSP fragment extension
        725
        Dynamic host name mapping mechanism
        726
        BFD
        726
      - Protocols and Standards
        727
    - IS-IS Configuration Task List
      727
    - Configuring IS-IS Basic Functions
      728
    - Configuring IS-IS Routing Information Control
      730
    - Tuning and Optimizing IS-IS Networks
      735
    - Configuring IS-IS Authentication
      742
    - Configuring System ID to Host Name Mappings
      743
      - Configuring a Static System ID to Host Name Mapping
        743
      - Configuring Dynamic System ID to Host Name Mapping
        744
    - Configuring IS-IS GR
      744
    - Enabling the Logging of Neighbor State Changes
      745
    - Enabling IS-IS SNMP Trap
      745
    - Binding an IS-IS Process with MIBs
      746
    - Configuring BFD for IS-IS
      746
    - Displaying and Maintaining IS-IS
      746
    - IS-IS Configuration Example
      747
      - IS-IS Basic Configuration
        747
        Network requirements
        747
        Configuration procedure
        748
      - DIS Election Configuration
        752
        Network requirements
        752
        Configuration procedure
        752
      - Configuring IS-IS Route Redistribution
        756
        Network requirements
        756
        Configuration procedure
        757
      - IS-IS Graceful Restart Configuration Example
        760
        Network requirements
        760
        Configuration procedure
        761
      - IS-IS Authentication Configuration Example
        762
        Network requirements
        762
        Configuration procedure
        762
      - Configuring BFD for IS-IS
        764
        Network requirements
        764
        Configuration procedure
        764
- 06-BGP Configuration.pdf
  768
  - 1 BGP Configuration
    770
- 07-IPv6 Static Routing Configuration.pdf
  838
  - 1 IPv6 Static Routing Configuration
    839
- 08-RIPng Configuration.pdf
  843
  - 1 RIPng Configuration
    844
- 09-OSPFv3 Configuration.pdf
  859
  - 1 OSPFv3 Configuration
    861
    - Introduction to OSPFv3
      861
      - OSPFv3 Overview
        861
      - OSPFv3 Packets
        862
      - OSPFv3 LSA Types
        862
      - Timers of OSPFv3
        863
        OSPFv3 packet timer
        863
        LSA delay time
        863
        SPF timer
        863
        GR timer
        863
      - OSPFv3 Features Supported
        863
      - Protocols and Standards
        864
    - IPv6 OSPFv3 Configuration Task List
      864
    - Enabling OSPFv3
      864
      - Prerequisites
        864
      - Enabling OSPFv3
        865
    - Configuring OSPFv3 Area Parameters
      865
      - Prerequisites
        865
      - Configuring an OSPFv3 Stub Area
        865
      - Configuring an OSPFv3 Virtual Link
        866
    - Configuring OSPFv3 Network Types
      867
    - Configuring OSPFv3 Routing Information Control
      868
    - Tuning and Optimizing OSPFv3 Networks
      872
    - Configuring OSPFv3 GR
      875
      - Configuring GR Restarter
        875
      - Configuring GR Helper
        875
    - Displaying and Maintaining OSPFv3
      876
    - OSPFv3 Configuration Examples
      877
      - Configuring OSPFv3 Areas
        877
        Network requirements
        877
        Configuration procedure
        877
      - Configuring OSPFv3 DR Election
        881
        Network requirements
        881
        Configuration procedure
        881
      - Configuring OSPFv3 Route Redistribution
        883
        Network requirements
        883
        Configuration procedure
        884
      - Configuring OSPFv3 GR
        886
        Network requirements
        886
        Configuration procedure
        887
    - Troubleshooting OSPFv3 Configuration
      888
      - No OSPFv3 Neighbor Relationship Established
        888
        Symptom
        888
        Analysis
        888
        Process steps
        888
      - Incorrect Routing Information
        888
        Symptom
        888
        Analysis
        888
        Solution
        888
- 10-IPv6 IS-IS Configuration.pdf
  890
  - 1 IPv6 IS-IS Configuration
    891
- 11-IPv6 BGP Configuration.pdf
  897
  - 1 IPv6 BGP Configuration
    899
- 12-Route Policy Configuration.pdf
  924
  - 1 Route Policy Configuration
    925
    - Introduction to Route Policy
      925
      - Route Policy and Policy Routing
        925
      - Filters
        925
        ACL
        926
        IP prefix list
        926
        AS-PATH list
        926
        Community list
        926
        Extended community list
        926
        Route policy
        926
      - Route Policy Application
        927
    - Route Policy Configuration Task List
      927
    - Defining Filters
      927
      - Prerequisites
        927
      - Defining an IP-prefix List
        927
        Define an IPv4 prefix list
        927
        Define an IPv6 prefix list
        928
      - Defining an AS Path List
        929
      - Defining a Community List
        929
      - Defining an Extended Community List
        929
    - Configuring a Route Policy
      930
      - Prerequisites
        930
      - Creating a Route Policy
        930
      - Defining if-match Clauses
        931
      - Defining apply Clauses
        932
    - Displaying and Maintaining the Route Policy
      934
    - Route Policy Configuration Example
      934
    - Troubleshooting Route Policy Configuration
      941
      - IPv4 Routing Information Filtering Failure
        941
        Symptom
        941
        Analysis
        942
        Solution
        942
      - IPv6 Routing Information Filtering Failure
        942
        Symptom
        942
        Analysis
        942
        Solution
        942
- 13-Policy Routing Configuration.pdf
  943
  - 1 Policy Routing Configuration
    944
    - Policy Routing Overview
      944
    - Configuring Traffic Redirecting
      944
    - Displaying and Maintaining QoS Policies
      946
    - Policy Routing Configuration Examples
      947
      - Network requirements
        947
        Configuration procedure
        947
        Verification
        948
        Network requirements
        948
        Configuration procedure
        948
        Verification
        949
04-IP Multicast Volume
950
- 00-IP Multicast Volume Organization.pdf
  950
  - IP Multicast Volume Organization
    950
    - Manual Version
      950
    - Product Version
      950
    - Organization
      950
- 01-Mulitcast Overview.pdf
  953
  - 1 Multicast Overview
    954
    - Introduction to Multicast
      954
      - Comparison of Information Transmission Techniques
        954
        Unicast
        954
        Broadcast
        955
        Multicast
        956
      - Features of Multicast
        957
      - Common Notations in Multicast
        958
      - Advantages and Applications of Multicast
        958
        Advantages of multicast
        958
        Applications of multicast
        958
    - Multicast Models
      959
      - ASM model
        959
        SFM model
        959
        SSM model
        959
    - Multicast Architecture
      959
      - Multicast Addresses
        960
        IP multicast addresses
        960
        Ethernet multicast MAC addresses
        962
      - Multicast Protocols
        964
        Layer 3 multicast protocols
        964
        Layer 2 multicast protocols
        965
    - Multicast Packet Forwarding Mechanism
      966
    - Multi-Instance Multicast
      966
      - Introduction to the Multi-Instance Concept
        966
      - Multi-Instance Application in Multicast
        967
- 02-Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration.pdf
  969
  - 1 Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration
    970
- 03-IGMP Configuration.pdf
  992
  - 1 IGMP Configuration
    993
    - IGMP Overview
      993
      - IGMP Versions
        993
      - Introduction to IGMPv1
        994
      - Enhancements in IGMPv2
        995
        Querier election mechanism
        995
        “Leave group” mechanism
        996
      - Enhancements in IGMPv3
        996
        Enhancements in control capability of hosts
        996
        Enhancements in query and report capabilities
        997
      - IGMP SSM Mapping
        997
      - IGMP Proxying
        998
      - Multi-Instance IGMP
        999
      - Protocols and Standards
        999
    - IGMP Configuration Task List
      1000
    - Configuring Basic Functions of IGMP
      1000
    - Adjusting IGMP Performance
      1004
    - Configuring IGMP SSM Mapping
      1008
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1008
      - Enabling SSM Mapping
        1008
      - Configuring SSM Mappings
        1009
    - Configuring IGMP Proxying
      1009
    - Displaying and Maintaining IGMP
      1011
    - IGMP Configuration Examples
      1012
      - Basic IGMP Functions Configuration Example
        1012
        Network requirements
        1012
        Network diagram
        1013
        Configuration procedure
        1013
      - SSM Mapping Configuration Example
        1014
        Network requirements
        1014
        Network diagram
        1015
        Configuration procedure
        1015
      - IGMP Proxying Configuration Example
        1017
        Network requirements
        1017
        Network diagram
        1018
        Configuration procedure
        1018
    - Troubleshooting IGMP
      1019
      - No Membership Information on the Receiver-Side Router
        1019
        Symptom
        1019
        Analysis
        1019
        Solution
        1019
      - Inconsistent Memberships on Routers on the Same Subnet
        1020
        Symptom
        1020
        Analysis
        1020
        Solution
        1020
- 04-PIM Configuration.pdf
  1021
  - 1 PIM Configuration
    1023
    - PIM Overview
      1023
      - Introduction to PIM-DM
        1024
      - How PIM-DM Works
        1024
        Neighbor discovery
        1024
        SPT establishment
        1024
        Graft
        1026
        Assert
        1026
      - Introduction to PIM-SM
        1027
      - How PIM-SM Works
        1027
        Neighbor discovery
        1028
        DR election
        1028
        RP discovery
        1029
        RPT establishment
        1030
        Multicast source registration
        1031
        Switchover to SPT
        1032
        Assert
        1033
      - Introduction to Administrative Scoping in PIM-SM
        1033
        Division of PIM-SM domains
        1033
        Relationship between admin-scope zones and the global scope zone
        1033
      - SSM Model Implementation in PIM
        1035
        Neighbor discovery
        1035
        DR election
        1035
        Construction of SPT
        1035
      - Multi-Instance PIM
        1036
      - Protocols and Standards
        1036
    - Configuring PIM-DM
      1036
      - PIM-DM Configuration Task List
        1036
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1037
      - Enabling PIM-DM
        1037
        Enabling PIM-DM globally in the public instance
        1037
        Enabling PIM-DM in a VPN instance
        1037
      - Enabling State-Refresh Capability
        1038
      - Configuring State-Refresh Parameters
        1038
      - Configuring PIM-DM Graft Retry Period
        1039
    - Configuring PIM-SM
      1040
      - PIM-SM Configuration Task List
        1040
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1040
      - Enabling PIM-SM
        1041
        Enabling PIM-SM globally in the public instance
        1041
        Enabling PIM-SM in a VPN instance
        1041
      - Configuring an RP
        1042
        Configuring a static RP
        1042
        Configuring a C-RP
        1042
        Enabling auto-RP
        1043
        Configuring C-RP timers globally
        1044
      - Configuring a BSR
        1044
        Configuring a C-BSR
        1044
        Configuring a PIM domain border
        1046
        Configuring global C-BSR parameters
        1046
        Configuring C-BSR timers
        1047
      - Configuring Administrative Scoping
        1048
        Enabling administrative scoping
        1048
        Configuring an admin-scope zone boundary
        1048
        Configuring C-BSRs for each admin-scope zone and the global-scope zone
        1049
      - Configuring Multicast Source Registration
        1050
      - Disabling SPT Switchover
        1051
    - Configuring PIM-SSM
      1052
      - PIM-SSM Configuration Task List
        1052
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1052
      - Enabling PIM-SM
        1053
        Enabling PIM-SM globally in the public instance
        1053
        Enabling PIM-SM in a VPN instance
        1053
      - Configuring the SSM Group Range
        1054
    - Configuring PIM Common Features
      1054
    - Displaying and Maintaining PIM
      1061
    - PIM Configuration Examples
      1062
      - PIM-DM Configuration Example
        1062
        Network requirements
        1062
        Network diagram
        1062
        Configuration procedure
        1062
      - PIM-SM Non-Scoped Zone Configuration Example
        1065
        Network requirements
        1065
        Network diagram
        1066
        Configuration procedure
        1066
      - PIM-SM Admin-Scope Zone Configuration Example
        1070
        Network requirements
        1070
        Network diagram
        1071
        Configuration procedure
        1072
      - PIM-SSM Configuration Example
        1076
        Network requirements
        1076
        Network diagram
        1077
        Configuration procedure
        1077
    - Troubleshooting PIM Configuration
      1079
      - Failure of Building a Multicast Distribution Tree Correctly
        1079
        Symptom
        1079
        Analysis
        1079
        Solution
        1080
      - Multicast Data Abnormally Terminated on an Intermediate Router
        1080
        Symptom
        1080
        Analysis
        1080
        Solution
        1080
      - RPs Unable to Join SPT in PIM-SM
        1081
        Symptom
        1081
        Analysis
        1081
        Solution
        1081
      - RPT Establishment Failure or Source Registration Failure in PIM-SM
        1081
        Symptom
        1081
        Analysis
        1081
        Solution
        1081
- 05-MSDP Configuration.pdf
  1083
  - 1 MSDP Configuration
    1084
    - MSDP Overview
      1084
      - Introduction to MSDP
        1084
      - How MSDP Works
        1085
        MSDP peers
        1085
        Implementing inter-domain multicast delivery by leveraging MSDP peers
        1086
        RPF check rules for SA messages
        1087
        Implementing intra-domain Anycast RP by leveraging MSDP peers
        1089
      - Multi-Instance MSDP
        1090
      - Protocols and Standards
        1090
    - MSDP Configuration Task List
      1091
    - Configuring Basic Functions of MSDP
      1091
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1091
      - Enabling MSDP
        1091
        Enabling MSDP globally in the public instance
        1091
        Enabling MSDP in a VPN instance
        1092
      - Creating an MSDP Peer Connection
        1092
      - Configuring a Static RPF Peer
        1093
    - Configuring an MSDP Peer Connection
      1093
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1093
      - Configuring MSDP Peer Description
        1094
      - Configuring an MSDP Mesh Group
        1094
      - Configuring MSDP Peer Connection Control
        1095
    - Configuring SA Messages Related Parameters
      1095
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1095
      - Configuring SA Message Content
        1096
      - Configuring SA Request Messages
        1096
      - Configuring SA Message Filtering Rules
        1097
      - Configuring the SA Cache Mechanism
        1098
    - Displaying and Maintaining MSDP
      1099
    - MSDP Configuration Examples
      1099
      - Inter-AS Multicast Configuration Leveraging BGP Routes
        1099
        Network requirements
        1099
        Network diagram
        1100
        Configuration procedure
        1100
      - Inter-AS Multicast Configuration Leveraging Static RPF Peers
        1105
        Network requirements
        1105
        Network diagram
        1106
        Configuration procedure
        1106
      - Anycast RP Configuration
        1108
        Network requirements
        1108
        Network diagram
        1109
        Configuration procedure
        1109
      - SA Message Filtering Configuration
        1113
        Network requirements
        1113
        Network diagram
        1113
        Configuration Procedure
        1113
    - Troubleshooting MSDP
      1116
      - MSDP Peers Stay in Down State
        1116
        Symptom
        1116
        Analysis
        1116
        Solution
        1116
      - No SA Entries in the Router’s SA Cache
        1117
        Symptom
        1117
        Analysis
        1117
        Solution
        1117
      - Inter-RP Communication Faults in Anycast RP Application
        1117
        Symptom
        1117
        Analysis
        1117
        Solution
        1117
- 06-MBGP Configuration.pdf
  1119
  - 1 MBGP Configuration
    1120
    - MBGP Overview
      1120
    - Protocols and Standards
      1121
    - MBGP Configuration Task List
      1121
    - Configuring MBGP Basic Functions
      1121
      - Prerequisites
        1121
      - Configuration Procedure
        1122
    - Controlling Route Advertisement and Reception
      1122
    - Configuring MBGP Route Attributes
      1126
      - Prerequisites
        1127
      - Configuring MBGP Route Preferences
        1127
      - Configuring the Default Local Preference
        1127
      - Configuring the MED Attribute
        1127
      - Configuring the Next Hop Attribute
        1128
      - Configuring the AS-PATH Attribute
        1128
    - Tuning and Optimizing MBGP Networks
      1129
      - Prerequisites
        1129
      - Configuring MBGP Soft Reset
        1129
        Soft reset through route-refresh
        1129
        Perform a manual soft reset
        1130
      - Enabling the MBGP ORF Capability
        1130
      - Configuring the Maximum Number of MBGP Routes for Load Balancing
        1131
    - Configuring a Large Scale MBGP Network
      1132
      - Prerequisites
        1132
      - Configuring IPv4 MBGP Peer Groups
        1132
      - Configuring MBGP Community
        1133
      - Configuring an MBGP Route Reflector
        1134
    - Displaying and Maintaining MBGP
      1134
      - Displaying MBGP
        1134
      - Resetting MBGP Connections
        1136
      - Clearing MBGP Information
        1136
    - MBGP Configuration Example
      1136
      - Network requirements
        1136
        Configuration procedure
        1137
- 07-Multicast VPN Configuration.pdf
  1140
  - 1 Multicast VPN Configuration
    1141
    - Multicast VPN Overview
      1141
      - Introduction to MPLS L3VPN
        1141
      - Introduction to Multicast VPN
        1142
      - Introduction to MD-VPN
        1143
        Basic concepts in MD-VPN
        1144
        Introduction to MD-VPN
        1144
        PIM neighboring relationships in MD-VPN
        1146
      - Protocols and Standards
        1146
    - How MD-VPN Works
      1147
      - Share-MDT Establishment
        1147
        Share-MDT establishment in a PIM-DM network
        1147
        Share-MDT establishment in a PIM-SM network
        1148
        Shart-MDT establishment in a PIM-SSM network
        1149
        Characteristics of a share-MDT
        1149
      - Share-MDT-Based Delivery
        1149
        Delivery of multicast protocol packets
        1149
        Delivery of multicast data packets
        1151
      - Multi-AS MD VPN
        1153
        VRF-to-VRF PE interconnectivity
        1153
        Multi-hop EBGP interconnectivity
        1153
    - Multicast VPN Configuration Task List
      1154
    - Configuring MD-VPN
      1154
    - Configuring BGP MDT
      1156
    - Displaying and Maintaining Multicast VPN
      1158
    - Multicast VPN Configuration Examples
      1158
      - Single-AS MD VPN Configuration
        1158
        Network requirements
        1158
        Configuration procedure
        1160
      - Multi-AS MD VPN Configuration
        1170
        Network requirements
        1170
        Configuration procedure
        1172
    - Troubleshooting MD-VPN Configuration
      1184
      - Unable to Establish a Share-MDT
        1184
        Symptom
        1184
        Analysis
        1184
        Solution
        1184
      - Unable to Build an MVRF
        1184
        Symptom
        1184
        Analysis
        1185
        Solution
        1185
- 08-IGMP Snooping Configuration.pdf
  1186
  - 1 IGMP Snooping Configuration
    1188
- 09-Multicast VLAN Configuration.pdf
  1224
  - 1 Multicast VLAN Configuration
    1225
- 10-IPv6 Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration.pdf
  1238
  - 1 IPv6 Multicast Routing and Forwarding Configuration
    1239
- 11-MLD Configuration.pdf
  1248
  - 1 MLD Configuration
    1249
    - MLD Overview
      1249
      - MLD Versions
        1249
      - How MLDv1 Works
        1250
        MLD querier election
        1250
        Joining an IPv6 multicast group
        1251
        Leaving an IPv6 multicast group
        1251
      - How MLDv2 Works
        1252
        IPv6 multicast group filtering
        1252
        MLD state
        1253
        Receiver host state listening
        1253
      - MLD Message Types
        1253
        MLD query message
        1253
        MLD report message
        1255
      - MLD SSM Mapping
        1256
      - MLD Proxying
        1257
      - Protocols and Standards
        1258
    - Configuration Task List
      1258
    - Configuring Basic Functions of MLD
      1258
    - Adjusting MLD Performance
      1261
    - Configuring MLD SSM Mapping
      1266
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1266
      - Enabling MLD SSM Mapping
        1266
      - Configuring MLD SSM Mappings
        1266
    - Configuring MLD Proxying
      1267
    - Displaying and Maintaining MLD Configuration
      1268
    - MLD Configuration Examples
      1269
      - Basic MLD Functions Configuration Example
        1269
        Network requirements
        1269
        Network diagram
        1270
        Configuration procedure
        1270
      - MLD SSM Mapping Configuration Example
        1271
        Network requirements
        1271
        Network diagram
        1272
        Configuration procedure
        1272
      - MLD Proxying Configuration Example
        1274
        Network requirements
        1274
        Network diagram
        1275
        Configuration procedure
        1275
    - Troubleshooting MLD
      1276
      - No Member Information on the Receiver-Side Router
        1276
        Symptom
        1276
        Analysis
        1276
        Solution
        1276
      - Inconsistent Memberships on Routers on the Same Subnet
        1277
        Symptom
        1277
        Analysis
        1277
        Solution
        1277
- 12-IPv6 PIM Configuration.pdf
  1278
  - 1 IPv6 PIM Configuration
    1280
    - IPv6 PIM Overview
      1280
      - Introduction to IPv6 PIM-DM
        1281
      - How IPv6 PIM-DM Works
        1281
        Neighbor discovery
        1281
        SPT establishment
        1282
        Graft
        1283
        Assert
        1283
      - Introduction to IPv6 PIM-SM
        1284
      - How IPv6 PIM-SM Works
        1284
        Neighbor discovery
        1285
        DR election
        1285
        RP discovery
        1286
        Embedded RP
        1287
        RPT establishment
        1288
        Multicast source registration
        1289
        Switchover to SPT
        1290
        Assert
        1290
      - SSM Model Implementation in IPv6 PIM
        1291
        Neighbor discovery
        1291
        DR election
        1291
        SPT building
        1291
      - Protocols and Standards
        1292
    - Configuring IPv6 PIM-DM
      1293
      - IPv6 PIM-DM Configuration Task List
        1293
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1293
      - Enabling IPv6 PIM-DM
        1293
      - Enabling State-Refresh Capability
        1294
      - Configuring State Refresh Parameters
        1294
      - Configuring IPv6 PIM-DM Graft Retry Period
        1295
    - Configuring IPv6 PIM-SM
      1296
      - IPv6 PIM-SM Configuration Task List
        1296
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1296
      - Enabling IPv6 PIM-SM
        1297
      - Configuring an RP
        1297
        Configuring a static RP
        1297
        Configuring a C-RP
        1298
        Enabling embedded RP
        1299
        Configuring C-RP timers globally
        1299
      - Configuring a BSR
        1300
        Configuring a C-BSR
        1300
        Configuring an IPv6 PIM domain border
        1301
        Configuring C-BSR parameters globally
        1301
        Configuring C-BSR timers
        1302
      - Configuring IPv6 Multicast Source Registration
        1303
      - Configuring SPT Switchover
        1304
    - Configuring IPv6 PIM-SSM
      1304
      - IPv6 PIM-SSM Configuration Task List
        1304
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1305
      - Enabling IPv6 PIM-SM
        1305
      - Configuring the IPv6 SSM Group Range
        1306
    - Configuring IPv6 PIM Common Features
      1306
    - Displaying and Maintaining IPv6 PIM
      1313
    - IPv6 PIM Configuration Examples
      1313
      - IPv6 PIM-DM Configuration Example
        1313
        Network requirements
        1313
        Configuration procedure
        1314
      - IPv6 PIM-SM Configuration Example
        1317
        Network requirements
        1317
        Configuration procedure
        1318
      - IPv6 PIM-SSM Configuration Example
        1322
        Network requirements
        1322
        Configuration procedure
        1323
    - Troubleshooting IPv6 PIM Configuration
      1325
      - Failure of Building a Multicast Distribution Tree Correctly
        1325
        Symptom
        1325
        Analysis
        1325
        Solution
        1325
      - IPv6 Multicast Data Abnormally Terminated on an Intermediate Router
        1326
        Symptom
        1326
        Analysis
        1326
        Solution
        1326
      - RPs Unable to Join SPT in IPv6 PIM-SM
        1326
        Symptom
        1326
        Analysis
        1326
        Solution
        1327
      - RPT Establishment Failure or Source Registration Failure in IPv6 PIM-SM
        1327
        Symptom
        1327
        Analysis
        1327
        Solution
        1327
- 13-IPv6 MBGP Configuration.pdf
  1328
  - 1 IPv6 MBGP Configuration
    1329
- 14-MLD Snooping Configuration.pdf
  1348
  - 1 MLD Snooping Configuration
    1350
- 15-IPv6 Multicast VLAN Configuration.pdf
  1386
  - 1 IPv6 Multicast VLAN Configuration
    1387
05-MPLS Volume
1401
- 00-MPLS Volume Organization.pdf
  1401
  - MPLS Volume Organization
    1401
    - Manual Version
      1401
    - Product Version
      1401
    - Organization
      1401
- 01-MCE Configuration.pdf
  1403
  - 1 MCE Overview
    1404
    - MCE Overview
      1404
      - Introduction to BGP/MPLS VPN
        1404
      - BGP/MPLS VPN Concepts
        1405
        Site
        1405
        Address space overlapping
        1406
        VPN instance
        1406
        VPN-IPv4 address
        1406
        VPN target attributes
        1407
      - Introduction to MCE
        1407
      - How MCE Works
        1408
    - Routing Information Exchange for MCE
      1408
      - Route Exchange between a CE and the Private Network
        1408
        Static routes
        1409
        RIP
        1409
        OSPF
        1409
        IS-IS
        1410
        EBGP
        1410
      - Route Exchange between CE and PE
        1410
  - 2 MCE Configuration
    1412
- 02-MPLS Basics Configuration.pdf
  1433
  - 1 MPLS Basics Configuration
    1435
    - MPLS Overview
      1435
      - Basic Concepts of MPLS
        1436
        FEC
        1436
        Label
        1436
        LSR
        1437
        LSP
        1437
        Label distribution protocol
        1437
        LSP tunneling
        1438
        Multi-level label stack
        1438
      - Architecture of MPLS
        1438
        Structure of the MPLS network
        1438
        Structure of an LSR
        1440
      - MPLS and Routing Protocols
        1440
      - Applications of MPLS
        1440
        MPLS-based VPN
        1441
        MPLS-based TE
        1441
    - MPLS Configuration Basics
      1442
      - Label Distribution and Management
        1442
        Label advertisement mode
        1442
        Label distribution control mode
        1442
        Label retention mode
        1442
        Basic concepts for label switching
        1443
        Label switching process
        1443
      - PHP
        1443
      - TTL Processing in MPLS
        1443
        IP TTL propagation
        1443
        ICMP response
        1444
      - Inspecting an MPLS LSP
        1444
    - LDP Overview
      1445
      - Basic Concepts of LDP
        1445
        LDP peer
        1445
        LDP session
        1445
        LDP message type
        1445
        Label space and LDP identifier
        1446
      - LDP Label Distribution
        1446
        DoD mode
        1446
        DU mode
        1447
      - Fundamental Operation of LDP
        1447
        Discovery
        1447
        Session establishment and maintenance
        1448
        LSP establishment and maintenance
        1448
        Session termination
        1448
      - LDP Loop Detection
        1448
        Maximum hop count
        1449
        Path vector
        1449
      - LDP Label Filtering
        1449
        Label acceptance control
        1449
        Label advertisement control
        1449
      - LDP GR
        1450
    - Configuring MPLS Basic Capability
      1451
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1451
      - Configuration Procedure
        1451
    - Configuring PHP
      1452
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1452
      - Configuration Procedure
        1452
    - Configuring a Static LSP
      1453
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1453
      - Configuration Procedure
        1453
    - Configuring MPLS LDP
      1454
    - Configuring LDP Instances
      1459
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1459
      - Configuration Procedure
        1459
    - Configuring LDP GR
      1460
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1460
      - Configuration Procedure
        1460
      - Restarting MPLS LDP Gracefully
        1461
    - Configuring BFD for MPLS LDP
      1461
    - Configuring MPLS IP TTL Processing
      1462
    - Configuring MPLS Statistics
      1463
      - Setting the Interval for Reporting Statistics
        1463
    - Inspecting an MPLS LSP
      1464
    - Enabling MPLS Trap
      1464
    - Displaying and Maintaining MPLS
      1465
      - Resetting LDP Sessions
        1465
      - Displaying MPLS Operation
        1465
      - Displaying MPLS LDP Operation
        1466
      - Clearing MPLS Statistics
        1467
    - MPLS Configuration Examples
      1467
      - Example for Configuring LDP Sessions
        1467
        Network requirements
        1467
        Configuration procedure
        1468
      - Example for Configuring LDP to Establish LSPs
        1471
        Network requirements
        1471
        Configuration procedure
        1471
      - Example for Configuring BFD for MPLS LDP
        1472
        Network requirements
        1472
        Configuration procedure
        1473
- 03-MPLS L2VPN Configuration.pdf
  1479
  - 1 MPLS L2VPN Configuration
    1480
    - MPLS L2VPN Overview
      1480
      - Introduction to MPLS L2VPN
        1480
        Traditional VPN
        1480
        MPLS L2VPN
        1480
        Comparison with MPLS L3VPN
        1481
        Basic concepts of MPLS L2VPN
        1481
        Implementation of MPLS L2VPN
        1482
      - CCC MPLS L2VPN
        1482
      - SVC MPLS L2VPN
        1483
      - Martini MPLS L2VPN
        1483
      - Kompella MPLS L2VPN
        1484
    - MPLS L2VPN Configuration Task List
      1484
    - Configuring MPLS L2VPN
      1485
    - Configuring a PE Interface Connecting a CE
      1485
      - Configuring a PE Interface Connecting a CE to Use Ethernet
        1485
      - Configuring a PE Interface Connecting a CE to Use VLAN
        1485
    - Configuring CCC MPLS L2VPN
      1485
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1485
      - Configuration Procedure
        1486
        Configuring the remote CCC connection
        1486
    - Configuring SVC MPLS L2VPN
      1487
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1487
      - Configuration Procedure
        1487
    - Configuring Martini MPLS L2VPN
      1488
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1488
      - Configuration Procedure
        1488
    - Configuring Kompella MPLS L2VPN
      1489
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1489
      - Configuration Procedure
        1490
        Configuring BGP L2VPN capability
        1490
        Configuring VPN
        1490
        Creating a CE Connection
        1491
    - Configuring an MPLS L2VPN Connection Based on Layer 2 Ethernet Interface and VLAN
      1492
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1492
      - Configuration Procedure
        1493
    - Displaying and Maintaining MPLS L2VPN
      1494
      - Displaying the Operation of MPLS L2VPN
        1494
      - Resetting BGP L2VPN Connections
        1495
    - MPLS L2VPN Configuration Examples
      1495
      - Example for Configuring a Remote CCC Connection
        1495
        Network requirements
        1495
        Configuration procedure
        1495
      - Example for Configuring SVC MPLS L2VPN
        1498
        Network requirements
        1498
        Configuration procedure
        1498
      - Example for Configuring Martini MPLS L2VPN
        1502
        Network requirements
        1502
        Configuration procedure
        1502
      - Example for Configuring Kompella MPLS L2VPN (on Switches)
        1506
        Network requirements
        1506
        Configuration procedure
        1507
      - Example for Configuring MPLS L2VPN Connection Based on Layer 2 Ethernet Interface and VLAN
        1509
        Netowrk requirments
        1509
        Configuration procedure
        1509
    - Troubleshooting MPLS L2VPN
      1513
- 04-MPLS L3VPN Configuration.pdf
  1514
  - 1 MPLS L3VPN Configuration
    1516
    - MPLS L3VPN Overview
      1516
      - Introduction to MPLS L3VPN
        1516
      - MPLS L3VPN Concepts
        1517
        Site
        1517
        Address space overlapping
        1518
        VPN instance
        1518
        VPN-IPv4 address
        1518
        VPN target attributes
        1519
        MP-BGP
        1519
        Routing policy
        1519
        Tunneling policy
        1520
      - MPLS L3VPN Packet Forwarding
        1520
      - MPLS L3VPN Networking Schemes
        1521
        Basic VPN networking scheme
        1521
        Hub and spoke networking scheme
        1521
        Extranet networking scheme
        1522
      - MPLS L3VPN Routing Information Advertisement
        1523
        Routing information exchange from the local CE to the ingress PE
        1523
        Routing information exchange from the ingress PE to the egress PE
        1524
        Routing information exchange from the egress PE to the remote CE
        1524
      - Multi-AS VPN
        1524
        Inter-provider VPN option A
        1524
        Inter-provider VPN option B
        1525
        Inter-provider VPN option C
        1526
      - Carrier’s Carrier
        1527
        Introduction to carrier's carrier
        1527
        Implementation of carrier’s carrier
        1528
      - Nested VPN
        1529
        Background
        1529
        Propagation of routing information
        1530
        Benefits
        1530
      - HoVPN
        1531
        Why HoVPN?
        1531
        Implementation of HoVPN
        1531
      - OSPF VPN Extension
        1534
        OSPF multi-instance on PE
        1534
        Sham link
        1535
      - BGP AS Number Substitution
        1536
    - MPLS L3VPN Configuration Task List
      1537
    - Configuring VPN Instances
      1538
    - Configuring Basic MPLS L3VPN
      1541
    - Configuring Inter-Provider VPN
      1550
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1550
      - Configuring Inter-Provider VPN Option A
        1550
      - Configuring Inter-Provider VPN Option B
        1551
      - Configuring Inter-Provider VPN Option C
        1552
        Configuring the PEs
        1552
        Configuring the ASBR PEs
        1553
        Configuring the routing policy
        1553
    - Configuring Nested VPN
      1554
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1554
      - Configuring Nested VPN
        1554
    - Configuring HoVPN
      1555
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1555
      - Configuring HoVPNs
        1555
    - Configuring OSPF Sham Link
      1556
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1556
      - Configuring a Loopback Interface
        1557
      - Advertising Routes of a Loopback Interface
        1557
      - Creating a Sham Link
        1557
    - Configuring BGP AS Number Substitution
      1558
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1558
      - Configuration Procedure
        1558
    - Displaying and Maintaining MPLS L3VPN
      1559
      - Resetting BGP Connections
        1559
      - Displaying and Maintaining MPLS L3VPN
        1559
    - MPLS L3VPN Configuration Examples
      1562
      - Example for Configuring MPLS L3VPNs
        1562
        Network requirements
        1562
        Configuration procedure
        1563
      - Example for Configuring Inter-Provider VPN Option A
        1570
        Network requirements
        1570
        Configuration procedure
        1570
      - Example for Configuring Inter-Provider VPN Option B
        1575
        Network requirements
        1575
        Configuration procedure
        1576
      - Example for Configuring Inter-Provider VPN Option C
        1580
        Network requirements
        1580
        Configuration procedure
        1581
      - Example for Configuring Carrier’s Carrier
        1586
        Network requirements
        1586
        Configuration procedure
        1587
      - Example for Configuring Nested VPN
        1594
        Network requirements
        1594
        Configuration procedure
        1595
      - Example for Configuring HoVPN
        1605
        Network requirements
        1605
        Configuration procedure
        1605
      - Example for Configuring OSPF Sham Links
        1611
        Network requirements
        1611
        Configuration procedure
        1612
      - Example for Configuring BGP AS Number Substitution
        1616
        Network requirements
        1616
        Configuration procedure
        1617
- 05-VPLS Configuration.pdf
  1621
  - 1 VPLS Configuration
    1622
    - VPLS Overview
      1622
      - Operation of VPLS
        1622
        Basic VPLS concepts
        1622
        MAC address learning and flooding
        1624
        VPLS loop avoidance
        1625
        Peer PE discovery and PW signaling protocol
        1626
      - VPLS Packet Encapsulation
        1626
        Packet encapsulation on an AC
        1626
        Packet encapsulation on a PW
        1626
      - H-VPLS Implementation
        1627
        Advantages of H-VPLS access
        1627
        Two H-VPLS access modes
        1627
    - VPLS Configuration Task List
      1629
    - Configuring MPLS Basic Capability
      1629
    - Configuring Remote LDP Sessions
      1629
    - Configuring BGP Extensions
      1630
      - Configuration prerequisites
        1630
        Configuration procedure
        1630
    - Configuring MPLS L2VPN
      1630
    - Configuring a VPLS Instance
      1631
      - Configuring an LDP VPLS Instance
        1631
        Configuration prerequisites
        1631
        Configuration procedure
        1631
      - Configuring a BGP VPLS Instance
        1632
        Configuration prerequisites
        1632
        Configuration procedure
        1632
    - Binding the VPLS Instance
      1633
      - Configuration prerequisite
        1633
        Configuration procedure
        1633
    - Configuring VPLS Attributes
      1634
      - Configuring Other VPLS Attributes
        1634
    - Displaying and Maintaining VPLS
      1634
      - Displaying and maintaining VPLS
        1634
        Resetting VPLS
        1635
    - VPLS Configuration Examples
      1635
      - Configuring VPLS Instance
        1635
        Network requirements
        1635
        Configuration procedure
        1636
      - Configuring H-VPLS Using LSP
        1640
        Network requirements
        1640
        Configuration procedure
        1640
      - Configuring a Backup Link for H-VPLS Access
        1643
        Network requirements
        1643
        Configuration procedure
        1644
    - Troubleshooting VPLS
      1647
- 06-MPLS TE Configuration.pdf
  1648
  - 1 MPLS TE Configuration
    1650
    - MPLS TE Overview
      1650
      - Traffic Engineering and MPLS TE
        1650
        Traffic engineering
        1650
        MPLS TE
        1651
      - Basic Concepts of MPLS TE
        1651
        LSP tunnel
        1651
        MPLS TE tunnel
        1651
      - MPLS TE Implementation
        1652
        Advertising TE attributes
        1652
        Calculating paths
        1652
        Establishing paths
        1652
        Forwarding packets
        1652
      - CR-LSP
        1652
        Strict and loose explicit routes
        1653
        Traffic characteristics
        1653
        Preemption
        1653
        Route pinning
        1653
        Administrative group and affinity attribute
        1653
        Reoptimization
        1654
      - RSVP-TE
        1654
        Overview
        1654
        Basic concepts of RSVP-TE
        1654
        Make-before-break
        1655
        RSVP-TE messages
        1655
        Setting up an LSP tunnel
        1656
        RSVP refresh mechanism
        1657
        PSB, RSB and BSB timeouts
        1657
        RSVP-TE GR
        1657
      - Traffic Forwarding
        1658
        Static routing
        1658
        Policy routing
        1659
        Automatic route advertisement
        1659
      - CR-LSP Backup
        1660
      - Fast Reroute
        1660
        Overview
        1660
        Basic concepts
        1660
        Protection
        1661
        Deploying FRR
        1661
        Link status detetion methods
        1661
      - DiffServ-Aware TE
        1662
      - Protocols and Standards
        1662
    - MPLS TE Configuration Task List
      1662
    - Configuring MPLS TE Basic Capabilities
      1663
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1663
      - Configuration procedure
        1663
    - Creating MPLS TE Tunnel over Static CR-LSP
      1664
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1664
      - Configuration Procedure
        1665
    - Configuring MPLS TE Tunnel with Dynamic Signaling Protocol
      1666
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1666
      - Configuration Procedure
        1666
        Configuring CSPF
        1666
        Configuring OSPF TE
        1667
        Configuring IS-IS TE
        1667
        Configuring an MPLS TE explicit path
        1668
        Configuring MPLS TE tunnel constraints
        1669
        Establishing an MPLS TE tunnel with RSVP-TE
        1670
    - Configuring RSVP-TE Advanced Features
      1670
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1670
      - Configuration Procedure
        1670
        Configuring RSVP reservation style
        1671
        Configuring RSVP state timers
        1671
        Configuring the RSVP refreshing mechanism
        1672
        Configuring the RSVP Hello extension
        1672
        Configuring RSVP-TE resource reservation confirmation
        1673
        Configuring RSVP authentication
        1673
        Configuring RSVP-TE GR
        1674
    - Tuning CR-LSP Setup
      1674
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1675
      - Configuration Procedure
        1675
        Configuring route pinning
        1675
        Configuring administrative group and affinity attribute
        1675
        Configuring CR-LSP reoptimization
        1676
    - Tuning MPLS TE Tunnel Setup
      1676
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1677
      - Configuration Procedures
        1677
        Configuring loop detection
        1677
        Configuring route and label recording
        1677
        Configuring tunnel setup retry
        1678
        Assigning priorities to a tunnel
        1678
    - Configuring Traffic Forwarding
      1678
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1678
      - Configuration Procedures
        1679
        Forwarding traffic along MPLS TE tunnels using static routes
        1679
        Forwarding traffic along MPLS TE tunnels through automatic route advertisement
        1679
    - Configuring Traffic Forwarding Tuning Parameters
      1681
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1681
      - Configuration Procedure
        1681
        Configuring the failed link timer
        1681
        Configuring the link metric used for routing a tunnel
        1681
        Configuring the traffic flow type of a tunnel
        1682
    - Configuring CR-LSP Backup
      1683
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1683
      - Configuration Procedure
        1683
    - Configuring FRR
      1683
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1684
      - Configuration Procedure
        1684
        Enabling FRR on the headend of a primary LSP
        1684
        Configuring a bypass tunnel on its PLR
        1684
        Configuring node protection
        1685
        Configuring Cooperation of MPLS RSVP-TE and BFD
        1686
        Configuring the FRR polling timer
        1686
    - Displaying and Maintaining MPLS TE
      1687
      - Displaying and Maintaining MPLS TE
        1687
    - MPLS TE Configuration Examples
      1689
      - MPLS TE Using Static CR-LSP Configuration Example
        1689
        Network requirements
        1689
        Configuration procedure
        1689
      - MPLS TE Using RSVP-TE Configuration Example
        1693
        Network requirements
        1693
        Configuration procedure
        1694
      - RSVP-TE GR Configuration Example
        1699
        Network requirements
        1699
        Configuration procedure
        1700
      - CR-LSP Backup Configuration Example
        1702
        Network requirements
        1702
        Configuration procedure
        1702
      - FRR Configuration Example
        1705
        Network requirements
        1705
        Configuration procedure
        1706
      - MPLS TE in MPLS L3VPN Configuration Example
        1715
        Network requirements
        1715
        Configuration procedure
        1715
    - Troubleshooting MPLS TE
      1723
06-QoS Volume
1724
- 00-QoS Volume Organization.pdf
  1724
  - QoS Volume Organization
    1724
    - Manual Version
      1724
    - Product Version
      1724
    - Organization
      1724
- 01-QoS Configuration.pdf
  1725
  - 1 QoS Overview
    1728
    - Introduction to QoS
      1728
    - Introduction to QoS Service Models
      1728
    - QoS Techniques Overview
      1729
  - 2 QoS Configuration Approaches
    1731
    - QoS Configuration Approach Overview
      1731
      - Class
        1731
        Traffic behavior
        1731
        Policy
        1731
    - Configuring a QoS Policy
      1732
      - Applying the QoS policy to an interface
        1736
        Applying the QoS policy to online users
        1736
        Applying the QoS policy to a VLAN
        1737
        Applying the QoS policy globally
        1738
        Applying the QoS policy to the control plane
        1738
  - 3 Priority Mapping Configuration
    1741
    - Priority Mapping Overview
      1741
    - Priority Mapping Configuration Tasks
      1743
    - Configuring Priority Mapping
      1744
    - Displaying and Maintaining Priority Mapping
      1745
    - Priority Mapping Configuration Examples
      1745
      - Network requirements
        1746
        Configuration procedure
        1747
  - 4 Traffic Policing, Traffic Shaping, and Line Rate Configuration
    1749
  - 5 Congestion Management Configuration
    1758
    - Congestion Management Overview
      1758
      - SP queuing
        1759
        WRR queuing
        1759
        WFQ queuing
        1760
        SP+WRR queuing
        1761
    - Congestion Management Configuration Approaches
      1761
    - Per-Queue Hardware Congestion Management
      1762
      - Configuration procedure
        1762
        Configuration example
        1762
        Configuration procedure
        1762
        Configuration example
        1763
        Configuration procedure
        1763
        Configuration example
        1764
        Configuration Procedure
        1765
        Network requirements
        1765
        Configuration procedure
        1765
    - Displaying and Maintaining Congestion Management
      1766
  - 6 Congestion Avoidance
    1767
    - Congestion Avoidance Overview
      1767
      - Traditional packet drop policy
        1767
        RED and WRED
        1767
    - Introduction to WRED Configuration
      1768
    - Configuring WRED on an Interface
      1768
      - Network requirements
        1769
        Configuration procedure
        1769
    - Displaying and Maintaining WRED
      1769
  - 7 Traffic Filtering Configuration
    1771
    - Traffic Filtering Overview
      1771
    - Configuring Traffic Filtering
      1771
    - Support of Line Cards for the Traffic Filtering Function
      1772
    - Traffic Filtering Configuration Example
      1772
      - Network requirements
        1772
        Configuration procedure
        1773
  - 8 Priority Marking Configuration
    1774
    - Priority Marking Overview
      1774
    - Configuring Priority Marking
      1774
    - Support of Line Cards for Priority Marking
      1775
    - Priority Marking Configuration Example
      1777
      - Network requirements
        1777
        Configuration procedure
        1777
  - 9 Traffic Redirecting Configuration
    1781
  - 10 Aggregation CAR Configuration
    1783
  - 11 Class-Based Accounting Configuration
    1786
    - Class-Based Accounting Overview
      1786
    - Configuring Class-Based Accounting
      1786
    - Displaying and Maintaining Traffic Accounting
      1787
    - Class-Based Accounting Configuration Example
      1787
      - Network requirements
        1787
        Configuration procedure
        1787
  - 12 QoS in an EPON System
    1789
    - QoS in an EPON System
      1789
      - Processing on an ONU
        1789
        Processing on an OLT
        1789
        Processing on an OLT
        1790
        Processing on an ONU
        1790
    - Configuring QoS in an EPON System
      1791
      - Modify the priority mapping on the OLT port
        1792
        Sending buffer size of the OLT port
        1792
        Assign downlink bandwidth for an ONU
        1793
        Priority mapping on the ONU port
        1794
        Priority mapping on the UNI
        1795
        Configure traffic policing for downlink/uplink traffic of a UNI
        1797
        Network requirements
        1798
        Network diagram
        1798
        Configuration procedure
        1798
  - 13 Appendix
    1800
- 02-User Profile Configuration.pdf
  1812
  - 1 User Profile Configuration
    1813
    - User Profile Overview
      1813
    - User Profile Configuration Task List
      1813
    - Creating a User Profile
      1814
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1814
      - Creating a User Profile
        1814
    - Configuring a User Profile
      1814
    - Enabling a User Profile
      1815
    - Displaying and Maintaining User Profile
      1815
07-Security Volume
1816
- 00-Security Volume Organization.pdf
  1816
  - Security Volume Organization
    1816
    - Manual Version
      1816
    - Product Version
      1816
    - Organization
      1816
- 01-AAA Configuration.pdf
  1818
  - 1 AAA Configuration
    1820
  - 2 Appendixes
    1872
    - Commonly Used Standard RADIUS Attributes
      1872
- 02-802.1X Configuration.pdf
  1874
  - 1 802.1X Configuration
    1875
    - 802.1X Overview
      1875
      - Architecture of 802.1X
        1876
      - Authentication Modes of 802.1X
        1876
      - Basic Concepts of 802.1X
        1876
        Controlled port and uncontrolled port
        1876
        Authorized state and unauthorized state
        1877
        Control direction
        1877
      - EAP over LAN
        1877
        EAPOL packet format
        1877
        EAP Packet Format
        1878
      - EAP over RADIUS
        1879
        EAP-Message
        1879
        Message-Authenticator
        1879
      - 802.1X Authentication Triggering
        1879
        Unsolicited triggering of a client
        1880
        Unsolicited triggering of the device
        1880
      - Authentication Process of 802.1X
        1880
        EAP relay
        1880
        EAP termination
        1882
      - 802.1X Access Control Method
        1883
      - 802.1X Timers
        1883
      - Features Working Together with 802.1X
        1884
        VLAN assignment
        1884
        Guest VLAN
        1885
        Auth-Fail VLAN
        1886
        ACL assignment
        1886
        Mandatory authentication domain for a specified port
        1886
    - 802.1X Configuration Task List
      1887
    - 802.1X Basic Configuration
      1887
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1887
      - Configuring 802.1X Globally
        1887
      - Configuring 802.1X for a Port
        1889
        Enabling 802.1X for a port
        1889
        Configuring 802.1X parameters for a port
        1889
    - Enabling the Online User Handshake Function
      1890
    - Enabling the Proxy Detection Function
      1890
    - Enabling the Multicast Trigger Function
      1891
    - Enabling the Unicast Trigger Function
      1891
    - Specifying a Mandatory Authentication Domain for a Port
      1892
    - Enabling the Quiet Timer Function
      1892
    - Enabling the Re-Authentication Function
      1892
    - Configuring a Guest VLAN
      1893
      - Configuration prerequisites
        1893
        Configuration procedure
        1893
    - Configuring an Auth-Fail VLAN
      1894
      - Configuration prerequisites
        1894
        Configuration procedure
        1895
    - Displaying and Maintaining 802.1X
      1895
    - 802.1X Configuration Example
      1895
      - Network requirements
        1895
        Configuration procedure
        1896
    - Guest VLAN and VLAN Assignment Configuration Example
      1898
      - Network requirements
        1898
        Configuration procedure
        1899
    - ACL Assignment Configuration Example
      1900
      - Network requirements
        1900
        Configuration procedure
        1901
  - 2 802.1X-Based EAD Fast Deployment Configuration
    1903
    - EAD Fast Deployment Overview
      1903
      - EAD Fast Deployment Implementation
        1903
    - Configuring EAD Fast Deployment
      1903
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1904
      - Configuration Procedure
        1904
        Configuring a freely accessible network segment
        1904
        Configuring the IE redirect URL
        1904
        Setting the EAD rule timeout time
        1905
    - Displaying and Maintaining EAD Fast Deployment
      1905
    - EAD Fast Deployment Configuration Example
      1905
      - Network requirements
        1905
        Configuration procedure
        1906
    - Troubleshooting EAD Fast Deployment
      1907
      - Users Cannot be Redirected Correctly
        1907
        Symptom
        1907
        Analysis
        1907
        Solution
        1907
- 03-MAC Authentication Configuration.pdf
  1908
  - 1 MAC Authentication Configuration
    1909
    - MAC Authentication Overview
      1909
      - RADIUS-Based MAC Authentication
        1909
      - Local MAC Authentication
        1909
    - Related Concepts
      1910
      - MAC Authentication Timers
        1910
      - Quiet MAC Address
        1910
      - VLAN Assigning
        1910
      - ACL Assigning
        1910
    - Configuring MAC Authentication
      1911
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1911
      - Configuration Procedure
        1911
    - Displaying and Maintaining MAC Authentication
      1912
    - MAC Authentication Configuration Examples
      1912
      - Local MAC Authentication Configuration Example
        1912
        Network requirements
        1912
        Configuration procedure
        1913
      - RADIUS-Based MAC Authentication Configuration Example
        1914
        Network requirements
        1914
        Configuration procedure
        1915
      - ACL Assignment Configuration Example
        1916
        Network requirements
        1916
        Configuration procedure
        1917
- 04-Portal Configuration.pdf
  1919
  - 1 Portal Configuration
    1920
    - Portal Overview
      1920
      - Introduction to Portal
        1920
      - Introduction to Extended Portal Functions
        1920
      - Portal System Components
        1921
        Authentication client
        1921
        Access device
        1921
        Portal server
        1921
        Authentication/accounting server
        1921
        Security policy server
        1922
      - Portal Authentication Modes
        1922
        Non-Layer 3 authentication
        1922
        Layer 3 authentication
        1923
        Differences between Layer 3 and non-Layer 3 authentication modes
        1923
      - Portal Authentication Process
        1923
        Direct authentication/Layer 3 authentication process
        1924
        Re-DHCP authentication process
        1925
    - Portal Configuration Task List
      1925
    - Basic Portal Configuration
      1926
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1926
      - Configuration Procedure
        1927
    - Configuring a Portal-Free Rule
      1927
    - Configuring an Authentication Subnet
      1928
    - Specifying the Source IP Address for Portal Packets to Be Sent
      1929
    - Logging out Users
      1929
    - Specifying a Mandatory Authentication Domain
      1929
    - Specifying a NAS ID Profile for an Interface
      1930
    - Setting the Maximum Number of Online Portal Users
      1931
    - Displaying and Maintaining Portal
      1931
    - Portal Configuration Examples
      1932
      - Configuring Direct Portal Authentication
        1932
        Network requirements
        1932
        Configuration procedure
        1932
      - Configuring Re-DHCP Portal Authentication
        1936
        Network requirements
        1936
        Configuration procedure
        1937
      - Configuring Layer 3 Portal Authentication
        1939
        Network requirements
        1939
        Configuration procedure
        1939
      - Configuring Direct Portal Authentication with Extended Functions
        1940
        Network requirements
        1940
        Configuration procedure
        1941
      - Configuring Re-DHCP Portal Authentication with Extended Functions
        1943
        Network requirements
        1943
        Configuration procedure
        1943
      - Configuring Layer 3 Portal Authentication with Extended Functions
        1945
        Network requirements
        1945
        Configuration procedure
        1946
    - Troubleshooting Portal
      1948
      - Inconsistent Keys on the Access Device and the Portal Server
        1948
        Symptom
        1948
        Analysis
        1948
        Solution
        1948
      - Incorrect Server Port Number on the Access Device
        1948
        Symptom
        1948
        Analysis
        1948
        Solution
        1948
- 05-Port Security Configuration.pdf
  1949
  - 1 Port Security Configuration
    1950
    - Introduction to Port Security
      1950
      - Port Security Overview
        1950
      - Port Security Features
        1951
        NTK
        1951
        Intrusion protection
        1951
        Trap
        1951
      - Port Security Modes
        1951
      - Support for Guest VLAN and Auth-Fail VLAN
        1953
    - Port Security Configuration Task List
      1954
    - Enabling Port Security
      1954
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1954
      - Configuration Procedure
        1954
    - Setting the Maximum Number of Secure MAC Addresses
      1955
    - Setting the Port Security Mode
      1955
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1955
      - Configuring Procedure
        1956
    - Configuring Port Security Features
      1957
      - Configuring NTK
        1957
      - Configuring Intrusion Protection
        1957
      - Configuring Trapping
        1958
    - Configuring Secure MAC Addresses
      1959
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        1959
      - Configuration Procedure
        1959
    - Ignoring Authorization Information from the Server
      1959
    - Displaying and Maintaining Port Security
      1960
    - Port Security Configuration Examples
      1960
      - Configuring the autoLearn Mode
        1960
        Network requirements
        1960
        Configuration procedure
        1961
      - Configuring the userLoginWithOUI Mode
        1962
        Network requirements
        1962
        Configuration procedure
        1963
      - Configuring the macAddressElseUserLoginSecure Mode
        1967
        Network requirements
        1967
        Configuration procedure
        1967
    - Troubleshooting Port Security
      1970
      - Cannot Set the Port Security Mode
        1970
        Symptom
        1970
        Analysis
        1970
        Solution
        1970
      - Cannot Configure Secure MAC Addresses
        1970
        Symptom
        1970
        Analysis
        1970
        Solution
        1970
      - Cannot Change Port Security Mode When a User Is Online
        1970
        Symptom
        1970
        Analysis
        1971
        Solution
        1971
- 06-IP Source Guard Configuration.pdf
  1972
  - 1 IP Source Guard Configuration
    1973
    - IP Source Guard Overview
      1973
    - Configuring a Static Binding Entry
      1974
    - Configuring the Dynamic Binding Function
      1974
    - Displaying and Maintaining IP Source Guard
      1975
    - IP Source Guard Configuration Examples
      1976
      - Static Binding Entry Configuration Example
        1976
        Network requirements
        1976
        Configuration procedure
        1976
      - Dynamic Binding Function Configuration Example 1
        1977
        Network requirements
        1977
        Configuration procedure
        1977
      - Dynamic Binding Function Configuration Example 2
        1979
        Network requirements
        1979
        Network diagram
        1979
        Configuration procedure
        1979
      - Dynamic Binding Function Configuration Example 3
        1980
        Network requirements
        1980
        Configuration procedure
        1981
    - Troubleshooting IP Source Guard
      1981
      - Failed to Configure Static Binding Entries and Dynamic Binding Function
        1981
        Symptom
        1981
        Analysis
        1981
        Solution
        1981
- 07-SSH2.0 Configuration.pdf
  1982
  - 1 SSH2.0 Configuration
    1983
    - SSH2.0 Overview
      1983
      - Introduction to SSH2.0
        1983
      - Operation of SSH
        1983
        Version negotiation
        1984
        Key and algorithm negotiation
        1984
        Authentication
        1985
        Session request
        1986
        Interaction
        1986
    - Configuring the Device as an SSH Server
      1986
    - Configuring the Device as an SSH Client
      1992
    - Displaying and Maintaining SSH
      1994
    - SSH Server Configuration Examples
      1995
      - When Switch Acts as Server for Password Authentication
        1995
        Network requirements
        1995
        Configuration procedure
        1995
      - When Switch Acts as Server for Publickey Authentication
        1997
        Network requirements
        1997
        Configuration procedure
        1997
    - SSH Client Configuration Examples
      2002
      - When Switch Acts as Client for Password Authentication
        2002
        Network requirements
        2002
        Configuration procedure
        2002
      - When Switch Acts as Client for Publickey Authentication
        2005
        Network requirements
        2005
        Configuration procedure
        2005
  - 2 SFTP Service
    2007
    - SFTP Overview
      2007
    - Configuring an SFTP Server
      2007
    - Configuring an SFTP Client
      2008
    - SFTP Client Configuration Example
      2012
      - Network requirements
        2012
        Configuration procedure
        2012
    - SFTP Server Configuration Example
      2015
      - Network requirements
        2015
        Configuration procedure
        2015
- 08-Public Key Configuration.pdf
  2018
  - 1 Public Key Configuration
    2019
    - Asymmetric Key Algorithm Overview
      2019
      - Basic Concepts
        2019
      - Key Algorithm Types
        2019
      - Asymmetric Key Algorithm Applications
        2019
    - Configuring the Local Asymmetric Key Pair
      2020
    - Configuring the Public Key of a Peer
      2021
    - Displaying and Maintaining Public Keys
      2022
    - Public Key Configuration Examples
      2023
      - Configuring the Public Key of a Peer Manually
        2023
        Network requirements
        2023
        Configuration procedure
        2023
      - Importing the Public Key of a Peer from a Public Key File
        2025
        Network requirements
        2025
        Configurtion procedure
        2025
- 09-ACL Configuration.pdf
  2028
  - 1 ACL Overview
    2029
    - Introduction to ACL
      2029
      - Introduction
        2029
      - Application of ACLs on the Switch
        2029
    - Introduction to IPv4 ACL
      2030
      - Depth-first match for a basic IPv4 ACL
        2031
        Depth-first match for an advanced IPv4 ACL
        2031
        Depth-first match for an Ethernet frame header ACL
        2032
      - IPv4 ACL Step
        2032
        Meaning of the step
        2032
        Benefits of using the step
        2032
      - Effective Period of an IPv4 ACL
        2032
      - IP Fragments Filtering with IPv4 ACL
        2033
    - Introduction to IPv6 ACL
      2033
      - Depth-first match for a basic IPv6 ACL
        2034
        Depth-first match for an advanced IPv6 ACL
        2034
  - 2 IPv4 ACL Configuration
    2035
    - Creating a Time Range
      2035
    - Configuring a Basic IPv4 ACL
      2036
    - Configuring an Advanced IPv4 ACL
      2038
    - Configuring an Ethernet Frame Header ACL
      2040
    - Copying an IPv4 ACL
      2041
    - Displaying and Maintaining IPv4 ACLs
      2042
    - IPv4 ACL Configuration Example
      2042
  - 3 IPv6 ACL Configuration
    2045
    - Creating a Time Range
      2045
    - Configuring a Basic IPv6 ACL
      2045
    - Configuring an Advanced IPv6 ACL
      2047
    - Copying an IPv6 ACL
      2048
    - Displaying and Maintaining IPv6 ACLs
      2049
    - IPv6 ACL Configuration Example
      2049
- 10-ARP Attack Protection Configuration.pdf
  2051
  - 1 ARP Attack Protection Configuration
    2052
- 11-URPF Configuration.pdf
  2062
  - 1 URPF Configuration
    2063
    - URPF Overview
      2063
      - What is URPF
        2063
      - How URPF Works
        2063
    - Configuring URPF
      2064
08-High Availability Volume
2066
- 00-High Availability Volume Organization.pdf
  2066
  - High Availability Volume Organization
    2066
    - Manual Version
      2066
    - Product Version
      2066
    - Organization
      2066
- 01-Dual-SRPU System Configuration.pdf
  2069
  - 1 Dual-SRPU System Configuration
    2070
- 02-VRRP Configuration.pdf
  2073
  - 1 VRRP Configuration
    2074
    - VRRP Overview
      2074
    - VRRP Standard Protocol Mode
      2075
      - Introduction to VRRP Group
        2075
        VRRP priority
        2076
        Working mode
        2077
        Authentication mode
        2077
      - VRRP Timers
        2077
        VRRP advertisement interval timer
        2077
        VRRP preemption delay timer
        2077
      - Packet Format
        2078
      - Principles of VRRP
        2079
      - VRRP Tracking
        2079
        Tracking a specified interface
        2079
        Tracking a Track object
        2079
      - VRRP Application (Taking IPv4-Based VRRP for Example)
        2080
        Master/backup
        2080
        Load sharing
        2080
    - VRRP Load Balancing Mode
      2081
      - Overview
        2081
      - Allocating Virtual MAC Addresses
        2082
      - Virtual Forwarder
        2083
        VF weight and priority
        2083
        VF backup
        2083
        VF tracking
        2084
      - Packet Types
        2084
    - Configuring VRRP for IPv4
      2085
    - Configuring VRRP for IPv6
      2092
    - IPv4-Based VRRP Configuration Examples
      2097
      - Single VRRP Group Configuration Example
        2097
        Network requirements
        2097
        Configuration procedure
        2097
      - VRRP Interface Tracking Configuration Example
        2099
        Network requirements
        2099
        Configuration procedure
        2100
      - Multiple VRRP Group Configuration Example
        2102
        Network requirements
        2102
        Configuration procedure
        2103
      - VRRP Load Balancing Mode Configuration Example
        2105
        Network requirements
        2105
        Configuration procedure
        2106
    - IPv6-Based VRRP Configuration Examples
      2110
      - Single VRRP Group Configuration Example
        2111
        Network requirements
        2111
        Configuration procedure
        2111
      - VRRP Interface Tracking Configuration Example
        2113
        Network requirements
        2113
        Configuration procedure
        2114
      - Multiple VRRP Group Configuration Example
        2117
        Network requirements
        2117
        Configuration procedure
        2117
      - VRRP Load Balancing Mode Configuration Example
        2120
        Network requirements
        2120
        Configuration procedure
        2121
    - Troubleshooting VRRP
      2126
      - Symptom 1:
        2126
        Symptom 2:
        2126
        Symptom 3:
        2126
- 03-Smart Link Configuration.pdf
  2127
  - 1 Smart Link Configuration
    2128
    - Smart Link Overview
      2128
      - Terminology
        2129
        Smart link group
        2129
        Master/slave port
        2129
        Master/slave link
        2129
        Protected VLAN
        2129
        Transmit control VLAN
        2129
        Receive control VLAN
        2130
        Flush message
        2130
      - How Smart Link Works
        2130
        Link backup mechanism
        2130
        Topology change mechanism
        2130
        Role preemption mechanism
        2130
        Load sharing mechanism
        2131
        Collaboration Between Smart Link and CC of CFD
        2131
    - Smart Link Configuration Task List
      2131
    - Configuring a Smart Link Device
      2132
    - Configuring an Associated Device
      2135
      - Enabling the Receiving of Flush Messages
        2135
      - Associated Device Configuration Example
        2136
        Network requirements
        2136
        Configuration procedure
        2136
    - Displaying and Maintaining Smart Link
      2136
    - Smart Link Configuration Examples
      2137
      - Single Smart Link Group Configuration Example
        2137
        Network requirements
        2137
        Configuration procedure
        2137
      - Multiple Smart Link Groups Load Sharing Configuration Example
        2141
        Network requirements
        2141
        Configuration procedure
        2141
- 04-Monitor Link Configuration.pdf
  2145
  - 1 Monitor Link Configuration
    2146
    - Overview
      2146
      - Terminology
        2146
        Monitor link group
        2146
        Uplink
        2146
        Downlink
        2146
      - How Monitor Link Works
        2146
    - Configuring Monitor Link
      2147
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2147
      - Configuration Procedure
        2147
      - Monitor Link Configuration Example
        2147
        Network requirements
        2147
        Configuration procedure
        2147
    - Displaying and Maintaining Monitor Link
      2148
    - Monitor Link Configuration Example
      2148
      - Network requirements
        2148
        Configuration procedure
        2148
- 05-RRPP Configuration.pdf
  2151
  - 1 RRPP Configuration
    2152
    - RRPP Overview
      2152
      - Background
        2152
      - Basic Concepts in RRPP
        2153
        RRPP domain
        2153
        RRPP ring
        2153
        Control VLAN and data VLAN
        2153
        Node
        2154
        Primary port and secondary port
        2154
        Common port and edge port
        2155
        RRPP ring group
        2155
      - RRPPDUs
        2155
      - RRPP Timers
        2156
      - How RRPP Works
        2156
        Polling mechanism
        2156
        Link down alarm mechanism
        2157
        Ring recovery
        2157
        Broadcast storm suppression mechanism in a multi-homed subring in case of SRPT failure
        2157
        Load balancing
        2157
        RRPP ring group
        2157
        Fast detection mechanism
        2158
      - Typical RRPP Networking
        2158
        Single ring
        2158
        Tangent rings
        2159
        Intersecting rings
        2159
        Dual homed rings
        2160
        Single-ring load balancing
        2160
        Intersecting-ring load balancing
        2161
      - Protocols and Standards
        2161
    - RRPP Configuration Task List
      2161
    - Creating an RRPP Domain
      2162
    - Configuring Control VLANs
      2163
    - Configuring Protected VLANs
      2163
    - Configuring RRPP Rings
      2164
      - Configuring RRPP Ports
        2164
      - Configuring RRPP Nodes
        2165
        Specifying a master node
        2165
        Specifying a transit node
        2166
        Specifying an edge node
        2166
        Specifying an assistant-edge node
        2166
    - Activating an RRPP Domain
      2167
    - Configuring RRPP Timers
      2167
    - Configuring RRPP Fast Detection
      2168
      - Enabling Fast Detection
        2168
      - Configuring Fast Detection Timers
        2169
    - Configuring an RRPP Ring Group
      2169
    - Displaying and Maintaining RRPP
      2170
    - RRPP Configuration Examples
      2170
      - Single Ring Configuration Example
        2170
        Networking requirements
        2170
        Configuration procedure
        2171
      - Intersecting Ring Configuration Example
        2172
        Networking requirements
        2172
        Configuration procedure
        2173
      - Intersecting-Ring Load Balancing Configuration Example
        2177
        Networking requirements
        2177
        Configuration procedure
        2178
      - Fast Detection Configuration Example
        2186
        Network requirements
        2186
        Configuration procedure
        2187
    - Troubleshooting
      2189
- 06-DLDP Configuration.pdf
  2191
  - 1 DLDP Configuration
    2192
    - Overview
      2192
      - Background
        2192
      - How DLDP Works
        2193
        DLDP link states
        2193
        DLDP timers
        2194
        DLDP mode
        2195
        DLDP authentication mode
        2196
        DLDP implementation
        2196
        Link auto-recovery mechanism
        2198
        DLDP neighbor state
        2199
    - DLDP Configuration Task List
      2199
    - Enabling DLDP
      2200
    - Setting DLDP Mode
      2200
    - Setting the Interval for Sending Advertisement Packets
      2201
    - Setting the DelayDown Timer
      2201
    - Setting the Port Shutdown Mode
      2202
    - Configuring DLDP Authentication
      2202
    - Resetting DLDP State
      2203
      - Resetting DLDP State in System View
        2203
      - Resetting DLDP State in Port view/Port Group View
        2203
    - Displaying and Maintaining DLDP
      2204
    - DLDP Configuration Example
      2204
      - Network requirements
        2204
        Configuration procedure
        2204
    - Troubleshooting
      2206
- 07-Ethernet OAM Configuration.pdf
  2207
  - 1 Ethernet OAM Configuration
    2208
    - Ethernet OAM Overview
      2208
      - Background
        2208
      - Major Functions of Ethernet OAM
        2208
      - Ethernet OAMPDUs
        2208
      - How Ethernet OAM Works
        2210
        Ethernet OAM connection establishment
        2210
        Link monitoring
        2211
        Remote fault detection
        2212
        Remote loopback
        2212
      - Standards and Protocols
        2213
    - Ethernet OAM Configuration Task List
      2213
    - Configuring Basic Ethernet OAM Functions
      2213
    - Configuring Link Monitoring
      2213
    - Enabling OAM Remote Loopback
      2215
    - Displaying and Maintaining Ethernet OAM Configuration
      2216
    - Ethernet OAM Configuration Example
      2217
      - Network requirements
        2217
        Configuration procedure
        2217
  - 2 Extended OAM Configuration
    2219
    - Overview
      2219
      - Extended OAMPDU
        2219
        Extended information OAMPDU
        2219
        Organization Specific OAMPDU
        2219
      - How Extended OAM Works
        2220
        Extended OAM discovery
        2220
        Extended OAM management
        2220
    - Configuring Extended OAM
      2221
- 08-Connectivity Fault Detection Configuration.pdf
  2222
  - 1 Connectivity Fault Detection Configuration
    2223
    - Overview
      2223
      - Basic Concepts in CFD
        2223
        Maintenance domain
        2223
        Maintenance association
        2224
        Maintenance point
        2224
        MEP list
        2226
      - Basic Functions of CFD
        2226
        Continuity check
        2226
        Loopback
        2226
        Linktrace
        2227
      - Protocols and Standards
        2227
    - CFD Configuration Task List
      2227
    - Basic Configuration Tasks
      2228
      - Configuring Service Instance
        2228
      - Configuring MEP
        2229
      - Configuring MIP Generation Rules
        2229
    - Configuring CC on MEPs
      2230
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2230
      - Configuring Procedure
        2230
    - Configuring LB on MEPs
      2231
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2231
      - Configuration Procedure
        2231
    - Configuring LT on MEPs
      2232
    - Displaying and Maintaining CFD
      2233
    - CFD Configuration Examples
      2233
      - Configuring Service Instance
        2233
        Network requirements
        2233
        Configuration procedure
        2234
      - Configuring MEP and Enabling CC on it
        2234
        Network requirements
        2234
        Configuration procedure
        2235
      - Configuring the Rules for Generating MIPs
        2236
        Network requirements
        2236
        Configuration procedure
        2237
      - Configuring LB on MEPs
        2237
        Network requirements
        2237
        Configuration procedure
        2237
      - Configuring LT on MEPs
        2237
        Network requirements
        2237
        Configuration procedure
        2237
- 09-BFD Configuration.pdf
  2239
  - 1 BFD Configuration
    2240
    - Introduction to BFD
      2240
      - How BFD Works
        2241
        Operation of BFD
        2241
        BFD detection methods
        2242
        BFD session modes
        2242
        BFD operating modes
        2242
        Dynamic BFD parameter changes
        2243
      - BFD Packet Format
        2243
      - Supported Features
        2244
      - Protocols and Standards
        2245
    - Configuring BFD Basic Functions
      2245
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2245
      - Configuration Procedure
        2245
    - Enabling Trap
      2246
    - Displaying and Maintaining BFD
      2246
- 10-Track Configuration.pdf
  2248
  - 1 Track Configuration
    2249
- 11-GR Overview.pdf
  2272
  - 1 GR Overview
    2273
09-System Volume
2277
- 00-System Volume Organization.pdf
  2277
  - System Volume Organization
    2277
    - Manual Version
      2277
    - Product Version
      2277
    - Organization
      2277
- 01-Login Configuration.pdf
  2281
  - 1 Logging In to an Ethernet Switch
    2283
    - Logging In to an Ethernet Switch
      2283
    - Introduction to User Interface
      2283
      - Supported User Interfaces
        2283
      - Users and User Interfaces
        2284
      - User Interface Number
        2284
        Absolute numbering
        2284
        Relative numbering
        2284
      - Common User Interface Configuration
        2284
  - 2 Logging In Through the Console Port
    2286
    - Introduction
      2286
    - Setting Up the Connection to the Console Port
      2286
    - Console Port Login Configuration
      2288
      - Common Configuration
        2288
      - Console Port Login Configurations for Different Authentication Modes
        2290
    - Console Port Login Configuration with Authentication Mode Being None
      2290
      - Configuration Procedure
        2290
      - Configuration Example
        2291
        Network requirements
        2291
        Network diagram
        2291
        Configuration procedure
        2291
    - Console Port Login Configuration with Authentication Mode Being Password
      2292
      - Configuration Procedure
        2292
      - Configuration Example
        2293
        Network diagram
        2293
        Configuration procedure
        2293
    - Console Port Login Configuration with Authentication Mode Being Scheme
      2294
      - Configuration Procedure
        2294
      - Configuration Example
        2296
        Network requirements
        2296
        Network diagram
        2296
        Configuration procedure
        2296
    - Configuring Command Authorization
      2297
    - Configuring Command Accounting
      2298
  - 3 Logging In Through Telnet/SSH
    2299
    - Logging In Through Telnet
      2299
    - Logging In Through SSH
      2309
  - 4 Logging In Using Modem
    2310
    - Introduction
      2310
    - Configuration on the Administrator Side
      2310
    - Configuration on the Switch Side
      2310
      - Modem Configuration
        2310
      - Switch Configuration
        2311
    - Modem Connection Establishment
      2311
    - Modem Attribute Configuration
      2313
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2314
      - Configuration Procedure
        2314
      - Configuration Example
        2314
  - 5 User Interface Configuration Examples
    2315
    - User Authentication Configuration Example
      2315
      - Network diagram
        2315
      - Configuration procedure
        2315
    - Command Authorization Configuration Example
      2316
      - Network diagram
        2316
      - Configuration procedure
        2317
    - Command Accounting Configuration Example
      2318
      - Network diagram
        2318
      - Configuration procedure
        2318
  - 6 Logging In Through NMS
    2320
    - Introduction
      2320
    - Connection Establishment Using NMS
      2320
  - 7 Specifying Source for Telnet Packets
    2321
  - 8 Controlling Login Users
    2323
- 02-Basic System Configuration.pdf
  2329
  - 1 Basic Configurations
    2330
    - Configuration Display
      2330
    - Basic Configurations
      2330
      - Entering System View
        2331
      - Exiting the Current View
        2331
      - Exiting to User View
        2331
      - Configuring the Device Name
        2332
      - Configuring the System Clock
        2332
        Configuring the system clock
        2332
        Displaying the system clock
        2332
      - Enabling/Disabling the Display of Copyright Information
        2335
      - Configuring a Banner
        2336
        Introduction to banners
        2336
        Configuring a banner
        2336
      - Configuring CLI Hotkeys
        2337
      - Configuring Command Aliases
        2338
      - Configuring User Privilege Levels and Command Levels
        2339
        Introduction
        2339
        Configuring user privilege level
        2340
        Configuring user privilege level switch
        2343
        Switching user privilege level
        2345
        Modifying command level
        2346
      - Displaying and Maintaining Basic Configurations
        2346
    - CLI Features
      2347
      - Introduction to CLI
        2347
      - Online Help with Command Lines
        2348
      - Synchronous Information Output
        2349
      - Undo Form of a Command
        2349
      - Editing Features
        2349
      - CLI Display
        2350
        Filtering the output information
        2350
        Multiple-screen output
        2352
        Display functions
        2353
      - Saving Commands in the History Buffer
        2353
      - Command Line Error Information
        2354
- 03-Device Management Configuration.pdf
  2355
  - 1 Device Management
    2356
- 04-File System Management Configuration.pdf
  2380
  - 1 File System Management
    2382
    - File System
      2382
      - File System Overview
        2382
      - Filename Formats
        2382
    - Directory Operations
      2384
      - Displaying Directory Information
        2384
      - Displaying the Current Working Directory
        2384
      - Changing the Current Working Directory
        2384
      - Creating a Directory
        2385
      - Removing a Directory
        2385
    - File Operations
      2385
      - Displaying File Information
        2385
      - Displaying the Contents of a File
        2386
      - Renaming a File
        2386
      - Copying a File
        2386
      - Moving a File
        2386
      - Deleting a File
        2386
      - Restoring a File from the Recycle Bin
        2387
      - Emptying the Recycle Bin
        2387
    - Batch Operations
      2387
    - Storage Medium Operations
      2388
      - Managing the Space of a Storage Medium
        2388
      - Mounting/Unmounting a Storage Medium
        2388
    - Setting File System Prompt Modes
      2389
    - File System Operations Example
      2389
  - 2 Configuration File Management
    2391
- 05-SNMP Configuration.pdf
  2403
  - 1 SNMP Configuration
    2404
    - SNMP Overview
      2404
      - SNMP Mechanism
        2404
      - SNMP Protocol Version
        2405
      - MIB Overview
        2405
    - SNMP Configuration
      2406
    - Configuring SNMP Logging
      2408
      - Introduction to SNMP Logging
        2408
      - Enabling SNMP Logging
        2408
    - Configuring SNMP Trap
      2409
      - Enabling the Trap Function
        2409
      - Configuring Trap Parameters
        2410
        Configuration prerequisites
        2410
        Configuration procedure
        2410
    - Displaying and Maintaining SNMP
      2412
    - SNMPv1/SNMPv2c Configuration Example
      2412
      - Network requirements
        2412
        Configuration procedure
        2412
    - SNMPv3 Configuration Example
      2413
      - Network requirements
        2413
        Configuration procedure
        2414
    - SNMP Logging Configuration Example
      2415
      - Network requirements
        2415
        Configuration procedure
        2415
- 06-RMON Configuration.pdf
  2417
  - 1 RMON Configuration
    2418
    - RMON Overview
      2418
      - Introduction
        2418
      - Working Mechanism
        2419
      - RMON Groups
        2419
        Ethernet statistics group
        2419
        History group
        2419
        Event group
        2419
        Alarm group
        2420
        Private alarm group
        2420
    - Configuring the RMON Statistics Function
      2420
      - Configuring the RMON Ethernet Statistics Function
        2421
      - Configuring the RMON History Statistics Function
        2421
    - Configuring the RMON Alarm Function
      2422
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2422
      - Configuration Procedure
        2422
    - Displaying and Maintaining RMON
      2423
    - Ethernet Statistics Group Configuration Example
      2423
      - Network requirements
        2423
        Configuration procedure
        2424
    - History Group Configuration Example
      2424
      - Network requirements
        2424
        Configuration procedure
        2425
    - Alarm Group Configuration Example
      2426
      - Network requirements
        2426
        Configuration procedure
        2427
    - Private Alarm Group Configuration Example
      2428
      - Network requirements
        2428
        Configuration procedure
        2428
- 07-MAC Address Table Configuration.pdf
  2430
  - 1 MAC Address Table Configuration
    2431
  - 2 MAC Information Configuration
    2439
    - Overview
      2439
      - Introduction to MAC Information
        2439
      - How MAC Information Works
        2439
    - Configuring MAC Information
      2439
    - MAC Information Configuration Example
      2441
      - MAC Information Configuration Example
        2441
        Network requirements
        2441
        Configuration procedure
        2441
- 08-System Maintenance and Debugging Configuration.pdf
  2443
  - 1 System Maintaining and Debugging
    2444
    - System Maintaining and Debugging
      2444
    - Ping
      2444
      - Introduction
        2444
      - Configuring Ping
        2444
      - Ping Configuration Example
        2445
        Network requirements
        2445
        Configuration procedure
        2445
    - Tracert
      2447
      - Introduction
        2447
      - Configuring Tracert
        2447
    - System Debugging
      2448
      - Introduction to System Debugging
        2448
      - Configuring System Debugging
        2449
    - Ping and Tracert Configuration Example
      2450
      - Network requirements
        2450
        Configuration procedure
        2450
- 09-Information Center Configuration.pdf
  2452
  - 1 Information Center Configuration
    2453
    - Information Center Overview
      2453
      - Introduction to Information Center
        2453
      - Classification of System Information
        2454
      - Eight Levels of System Information
        2454
      - Seven Output Destinations and Ten Channels of System Information
        2455
      - Outputting System Information by Source Module
        2456
      - Default Output Rules of System Information
        2456
      - System Information Format
        2457
        Int_16 (priority)
        2458
        timestamp
        2458
        sysname
        2458
        %%
        2458
        nn
        2458
        module
        2458
        level (severity)
        2458
        digest
        2458
        source
        2459
        content
        2459
    - Configuring Information Center
      2459
    - Displaying and Maintaining Information Center
      2467
    - Information Center Configuration Examples
      2468
      - Outputting Log Information to a Unix Log Host
        2468
        Network requirements
        2468
        Configuration procedure
        2468
      - Outputting Log Information to a Linux Log Host
        2469
        Network requirements
        2469
        Configuration procedure
        2469
      - Outputting Log Information to the Console
        2471
        Network requirements
        2471
        Configuration procedure
        2471
- 10-PoE Configuration.pdf
  2473
  - 1 PoE Configuration
    2474
    - PoE Overview
      2474
      - Introduction to PoE
        2474
        Advantages
        2474
        Composition
        2474
      - Protocol Specification
        2475
    - PoE Configuration Task List
      2476
    - Enabling PoE
      2477
      - Enabling PoE for a PSE
        2477
      - Enabling PoE for a PoE Interface
        2477
    - Detecting PDs
      2479
      - Enabling the PSE to Detect Nonstandard PDs
        2479
    - Configuring the PoE Power
      2479
    - Configuring PoE Power Management
      2480
      - Configuring PSE Power Management
        2481
      - Configuring PoE Interface Power Management
        2481
        Configuration prerequisites
        2482
        Configuration procedure
        2482
    - Configuring the PoE Monitoring Function
      2483
      - Configuring PoE Power Supply Monitoring
        2483
      - Configuring PSE Power Monitoring
        2484
      - Monitoring PD
        2484
    - Configuring PoE Interface through PoE Profile
      2484
      - Configuring PoE Profile
        2484
      - Applying PoE Profile
        2485
    - Upgrading PSE Processing Software in Service
      2486
    - Displaying and Maintaining PoE
      2487
    - PoE Configuration Example
      2488
      - Network requirements
        2488
        Configuration procedure
        2489
    - Troubleshooting PoE
      2489
- 11-NQA Configuration.pdf
  2491
  - 1 NQA Configuration
    2492
    - NQA Overview
      2492
      - Introduction to NQA
        2492
      - Features of NQA
        2492
        Supporting multiple test types
        2492
        Supporting the collaboration function
        2493
        Supporting delivery of traps
        2493
      - Basic Concepts of NQA
        2494
        Test group
        2494
        Test and probe
        2494
        NQA client and server
        2494
      - NQA Test Operation
        2495
    - NQA Configuration Task List
      2495
    - Configuring the NQA Server
      2496
    - Enabling the NQA Client
      2496
    - Creating an NQA Test Group
      2496
    - Configuring an NQA Test Group
      2497
      - Configuring an ICMP Echo Test
        2497
      - Configuring a DHCP Test
        2498
        Configuration prerequisites
        2498
        Configuring a DHCP test
        2498
      - Configuring a DNS Test
        2499
        Configuration prerequisites
        2499
        Configuring a DNS test
        2499
      - Configuring an FTP Test
        2500
        Configuration prerequisites
        2500
        Configuring an FTP test
        2500
      - Configuring an HTTP Test
        2501
        Configuration prerequisites
        2501
        Configuring an HTTP test
        2501
      - Configuring a UDP Jitter Test
        2502
        Configuration prerequisites
        2502
        Configuring a UDP jitter test
        2503
      - Configuring an SNMP Test
        2504
        Configuration prerequisites
        2504
        Configuring an SNMP test
        2504
      - Configuring a TCP Test
        2505
        Configuration prerequisites
        2505
        Configuring a TCP test
        2505
      - Configuring a UDP Echo Test
        2506
        Configuration prerequisites
        2506
        Configuring a UDP echo test
        2506
      - Configuring a Voice Test
        2507
        Configuration prerequisites
        2508
        Configuring a voice test
        2508
      - Configuring a DLSw Test
        2509
        Configuration prerequisites
        2509
        Configuring a DLSw test
        2509
    - Configuring the Collaboration Function
      2510
    - Configuring Trap Delivery
      2511
      - Configuration prerequisites
        2511
        Configuring trap delivery
        2511
    - Configuring the NQA Statistics Function
      2511
    - Configuring the History Records Saving Function
      2512
    - Configuring Optional Parameters Common to an NQA Test Group
      2513
    - Scheduling an NQA Test Group
      2514
      - Configuration prerequisites
        2514
        Scheduling an NQA test group
        2514
    - Displaying and Maintaining NQA
      2515
    - NQA Configuration Examples
      2515
      - ICMP Echo Test Configuration Example
        2515
        Network requirements
        2515
        Configuration procedure
        2515
      - DHCP Test Configuration Example
        2517
        Network requirements
        2517
        Configuration procedure
        2517
      - DNS Test Configuration Example
        2518
        Network requirements
        2518
        Configuration procedure
        2518
      - FTP Test Configuration Example
        2519
        Network requirements
        2519
        Configuration procedure
        2519
      - HTTP Test Configuration Example
        2520
        Network requirements
        2520
        Configuration procedure
        2520
      - UDP Jitter Test Configuration Example
        2521
        Network requirements
        2521
        Configuration procedure
        2521
      - SNMP Test Configuration Example
        2524
        Network requirements
        2524
        Configuration procedure
        2524
      - TCP Test Configuration Example
        2525
        Network requirements
        2525
        Configuration procedure
        2525
      - UDP Echo Test Configuration Example
        2526
        Network requirements
        2526
        Configuration procedure
        2527
      - Voice Test Configuration Example
        2528
        Network requirements
        2528
        Configuration procedure
        2528
      - DLSw Test Configuration Example
        2530
        Network requirements
        2530
        Configuration procedure
        2531
      - NQA Collaboration Configuration Example
        2531
        Network requirements
        2531
        Configuration procedure
        2532
- 12-NTP Configuration.pdf
  2534
  - 1 NTP Configuration
    2535
    - NTP Overview
      2535
      - Applications of NTP
        2535
      - Advantages of NTP
        2535
      - How NTP Works
        2536
      - NTP Message Format
        2537
      - Operation Modes of NTP
        2538
        Client/server mode
        2538
        Symmetric peers mode
        2539
        Broadcast mode
        2539
        Multicast mode
        2540
      - Multiple Instances of NTP
        2540
    - NTP Configuration Task List
      2541
    - Configuring the Operation Modes of NTP
      2541
      - Configuring NTP Client/Server Mode
        2542
      - Configuring the NTP Symmetric Peers Mode
        2543
      - Configuring NTP Broadcast Mode
        2543
        Configuring a broadcast client
        2544
        Configuring the broadcast server
        2544
      - Configuring NTP Multicast Mode
        2544
        Configuring a multicast client
        2544
        Configuring the multicast server
        2545
    - Configuring the Local Clock as a Reference Source
      2545
    - Configuring Optional Parameters of NTP
      2546
    - Configuring Access-Control Rights
      2547
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2548
      - Configuration Procedure
        2548
    - Configuring NTP Authentication
      2548
      - Configuration Prerequisites
        2548
      - Configuration Procedure
        2549
        Configuring NTP authentication for a client
        2549
        Configuring NTP authentication for a server
        2549
    - Displaying and Maintaining NTP
      2550
    - NTP Configuration Examples
      2550
      - Configuring NTP Client/Server Mode
        2550
        Network requirements
        2550
        Configuration procedure
        2551
      - Configuring the NTP Symmetric Mode
        2552
        Network requirements
        2552
        Configuration procedure
        2552
      - Configuring NTP Broadcast Mode
        2553
        Network requirements
        2553
        Configuration procedure
        2554
      - Configuring NTP Multicast Mode
        2555
        Network requirements
        2555
        Configuration procedure
        2555
      - Configuring NTP Client/Server Mode with Authentication
        2558
        Network requirements
        2558
        Configuration procedure
        2558
      - Configuring NTP Broadcast Mode with Authentication
        2559
        Network requirements
        2559
        Configuration procedure
        2559
      - Configuring MPLS VPN Time Synchronization in Client/server Mode
        2561
        Network requirements
        2561
        Configuration procedure
        2562
      - Configuring MPLS VPN Time Synchronization in Symmetric Peers Mode
        2563
        Network requirements
        2563
        Configuration procedure
        2563
- 13-Hotfix Configuration.pdf
  2564
  - 1 Hotfix Configuration
    2565
    - Hotfix Overview
      2565
      - Basic Concepts in Hotfix
        2565
        Patch and patch file
        2565
        Incremental patch
        2565
        Common patch and temporary patch
        2565
      - Patch Status
        2566
        IDLE state
        2566
        DEACTIVE state
        2567
        ACTIVE state
        2567
        RUNNING state
        2568
    - Hotfix Configuration Task List
      2568
    - Configuration Prerequisites
      2569
    - One-Step Patch Installation
      2569
    - Step-by-Step Patch Installation
      2570
      - Step-by-Step Patch Installation Task List
        2570
      - Configuring the Patch File Location
        2570
      - Loading a Patch File
        2571
      - Activating Patches
        2571
      - Confirming Running Patches
        2572
    - One-Step Patch Uninstallation
      2573
    - Step-by-Step Patch Uninstallation
      2573
      - Step-by-Step Patch Uninstallation Task List
        2573
      - Stop Running Patches
        2573
      - Deleting Patches
        2573
    - Displaying and Maintaining Hotfix
      2574
    - Hotfix Configuration Examples
      2574
      - Hotfix Configuration Example
        2574
        Network requirements
        2574
        Configuration procedure
        2574
- 14-IRF Configuration.pdf
  2576
  - 1 IRF Configuration
    2577
    - Introduction to IRF
      2577
      - Overview
        2577
      - Advantages
        2577
      - Application
        2578
    - Basic Concepts of IRF
      2579
      - Operation mode
        2579
        Role
        2579
        Local active SRPU
        2580
        Local standby SRPU
        2580
        The active SRPU of the IRF
        2580
        The standby SRPU of the IRF
        2580
        IRF port
        2580
        IRF physical port
        2580
        IRF merge
        2581
        IRF split
        2581
        Member priority
        2581
    - IRF Working Process
      2581
      - Physical Connections
        2581
      - Topology Collection
        2582
      - Role Election
        2582
      - IRF Management and Maintenance
        2583
        Member ID
        2583
        IRF topology maintenance
        2583
      - IRF Multi-Active Detection Mechanism
        2584
    - IRF Configuration Task List
      2584
    - Switching Operating Mode
      2585
    - Configuring IRF
      2586
    - Accessing an IRF
      2594
      - Accessing the Master
        2594
      - Accessing a Slave
        2594
    - Displaying and Maintaining IRF
      2595
    - IRF Configuration Examples
      2596
      - BFD-MAD Enabled IRF Configuration Example
        2596
        Network requirements
        2596
        Configuration considerations
        2596
        Configuration procedure
        2596
      - LACP-MAD Enabled IRF Configuration Example
        2598
        Network requirements
        2598
        Configuration consideration
        2598
        Configuration procedure
        2599
- 15-IPC Configuration.pdf
  2601
  - 1 IPC Configuration
    2602
    - IPC Overview
      2602
    - Enabling IPC Performance Statistics
      2603
    - Displaying and Maintaining IPC
      2604
10-OAA Volume
2605
- 00-OAA Volume Organization.pdf
  2605
  - OAA Volume Organization
    2605
    - Manual Version
      2605
    - Product Version
      2605
    - Organization
      2605
- 01-OAP Configuration.pdf
  2606
  - 1 OAP Configuration
    2607
    - OAP Overview
      2607
    - Configuring an OAP Card
      2607
      - Logging In to the Software System of an OAP Card Through the Switch
        2607
      - Restarting an OAP Card
        2608
- 02-ACFP Configuration.pdf
  2609
  - 1 ACFP Configuration
    2610
    - Introduction to ACFP
      2610
      - ACFP Architecture
        2610
      - ACFP Collaboration
        2611
      - ACFP Management
        2611
      - ACFP Information Overview
        2611
        ACFP server information
        2611
        ACFP client information
        2612
        ACFP collaboration policy
        2612
        ACFP collaboration rules
        2613
      - Using ACFP
        2614
    - ACFP Configuration Task List
      2614
    - Configuring the ACFP Server (Switch)
      2615
      - Enabling the ACFP Server
        2615
      - Enabling the ACFP Trap Function
        2615
      - Displaying and Maintaining ACFP
        2616
    - Configuring ACFP Client (OAP Card)
      2616
- 03-ACSEI Configuration.pdf
  2617
  - 1 ACSEI Configuration
    2618
    - Introduction to ACSEI
      2618
      - Functions of ACSEI
        2618
      - ACSEI Timers
        2619
      - ACSEI Startup and Running
        2619
    - ACSEI Server Configuration (Switch)
      2619
      - Enabling ACSEI Server
        2619
      - Configuring the Clock Synchronization Timer
        2620
      - Configuring the Monitoring Timer
        2620
      - Closing an ACSEI Client
        2620
      - Restarting an ACSEI Client
        2620
      - Displaying and Maintaining ACSEI Server
        2621
    - Configuring ACSEI Client (OAP Card)
      2621

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