3One data MES600 Series User manual

MES600 Series
Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch
User Manual
Version: 02
Issue Date: 2018-08-16
Industrial Ethernet Communication Solutions Expert 3onedata Co., Ltd.

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Preface
Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch User Manual has introduced this series of
switches:
Product feature
Network management method
Network management relative principle overview
Readers
This manual mainly suits for engineers as follows:
Network administrator responsible for network configuration and maintenance
On-site technical support and maintenance staff
Hardware engineer
Text Format Convention
Format
Description
“”
Words with "" represent the interface words. e.g.: "The port
number".
>
Multi-level path is separated by ">". Such as opening the
local connection path description: Open "Control Panel>
Network Connection> Local Area Connection".
Light Blue Font
Represent the words click to achieve hyperlink. Font color as:
"Light blue".
About This Chapter
The "About This Chapter" section provides links to each
section and corresponding principles / operating chapters in
this chapter.
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Format
Description
Reminder the announcements in the operation, improper
operation may result in data loss or equipment damage.
Pay attention to the notes on the mark, improper operation
may cause personal injury.
Make a necessary supplementary instruction for operation
description.
Configuration, operation, or tips for device usage.
Pay attention to the operation or information to ensure
success device configuration or normal working.
Revision Record
Version NO.
Revision Date
Revision Description
01
2018-04-11
Product release
02
2018-08-16
Delete Gigabit product function

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Content
PREFACE......................................................................................................................................... 1
CONTENT......................................................................................................................................... I
1LOG IN THE WEB INTERFACE............................................................................................. 1
1.1 WEB BROWSING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS .................................................................. 1
1.2 SETTING IPADDRESS OF PC....................................................................................... 1
1.3 LOG IN THE WEB CONFIGURATION INTERFACE ............................................................. 3
2SYSTEM STATUS.................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 DEVICE INFORMATION............................................................................................... 4
2.2 PORT INFORMATION .................................................................................................. 4
3SERIALDEVICE SERVER...................................................................................................... 6
3.1.1 Configure serial port parameter ....................................................................................... 6
3.1.2 Configure working mode ................................................................................................ 8
3.1.3 Serial port information.................................................................................................. 12
4PORT CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................... 14
4.1 PORT SETTINGS........................................................................................................14
4.2 BANDWIDTH MANAGEMENT......................................................................................16
4.2.1 Bandwidth Management............................................................................................... 16
4.3 STORM SUPPRESSION ...............................................................................................16
5L2 FEATURES ....................................................................................................................... 18
5.1 VLAN....................................................................................................................18
5.1.1 VLAN......................................................................................................................... 18
5.2 STATIC FILTERING ....................................................................................................21
6QOS........................................................................................................................................ 23
6.1 QOSCLASSIFICATION...............................................................................................23
6.2 COS.......................................................................................................................24
6.3 TOS........................................................................................................................25
7REDUNDANCY...................................................................................................................... 27
7.1 RAPID RING ............................................................................................................27
7.1.1 SwRing ....................................................................................................................... 27
7.1.2 RSTP .......................................................................................................................... 31

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7.2 PORT TRUNKING......................................................................................................34
8LLDP...................................................................................................................................... 36
8.1 PARAMETER CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................36
8.2 NEIGHBOR INFORMATION .........................................................................................37
9ACCESS CONTROL.............................................................................................................. 38
9.1 USER PASSWORD .....................................................................................................38
9.2 DHCPSERVER ........................................................................................................39
9.3 MAC PORT LOCK.....................................................................................................40
9.4 SAFETY MANAGEMENT.............................................................................................41
10 REMOTE MONITORING ..................................................................................................... 43
10.1 SNMPMANAGEMENT ..............................................................................................43
10.2 EMAIL WARNING .....................................................................................................45
10.3 RELAYALARM.........................................................................................................46
11 PORT STATISTICS................................................................................................................ 48
11.1 RX FRAME STATISTICS..............................................................................................48
11.2 TX FRAME STATISTICS..............................................................................................49
11.3 TRAFFIC STATISTICS.................................................................................................51
11.4 MACADDRESS TABLE (APPLICATION OF 100M PRODUCTS)..........................................51
12 NETWORK DIAGNOSIS....................................................................................................... 54
12.1 PORT MIRRORING.....................................................................................................54
13 BASIC SETTINGS ................................................................................................................. 56
13.1 LOG INFORMATION ..................................................................................................56
13.2 SNTP.....................................................................................................................56
13.3 DEVICE ADDRESS.....................................................................................................58
13.4 SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION ..........................................................................................59
13.5 SYSTEM FILE UPGRADE............................................................................................60
13.6 SYSTEM LOGOUT .....................................................................................................62
14 FAQ ........................................................................................................................................ 63
14.1 SIGN IN PROBLEMS ..................................................................................................63
14.2 CONFIGURATION PROBLEM.......................................................................................63
14.3 ALARM PROBLEM....................................................................................................64
14.4 INDICATOR PROBLEM ...............................................................................................65
15 MAINTENANCEAND SERVICE.......................................................................................... 67
15.1 INTERNET SERVICE ..................................................................................................67
15.2 SERVICE HOTLINE....................................................................................................67
15.3 PRODUCT REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT..........................................................................68

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1Log in the Web Interface
1.1 WEB Browsing System Requirements
While using managed industrial Ethernet switches, the system should meet the
following conditions.
Hardware and Software
System Requirements
CPU
Above Pentium 586
Memory
Above 128MB
Resolution
Above 1024x768
Color
Above 256 color
Browser
Above Internet Explorer 6.0
Operating System
Windows XP
Windows 7
1.2 Setting IP Address of PC
The switch default management as follows:
IP Setting
Default Value
IP Address
192.168.1.254
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
While configuring the switch via Web:
Before remote configuration, please make sure the route between computer and

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switch is reachable.
Before local configuration, please make sure the computer IP address is on the
same subnet as the one of switch.
Notes:
While first configuring the switch, if it is a local configuration mode, please make sure
that the network segment of current PC is 1.
E.g.: Assume that the IP address of the current PC is 192.168.5.60, change the
network segment "5" of the IP address to "1".
Operation Steps
Amendment steps as follows:
Open "Control Panel > Network Connection> Local Area Connection> Properties>Step 1
Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / IPv4)> Properties".
Change the selected "5" in red frame of the picture below to "1".Step 2
Click “OK”, IP address modifies successfully.Step 3
End.Step 4
In windows system, if user adopts the advanced configuration function of IP address and
accesses the switch device via setting IP dummy address, the following managed functions
can't be achieved: IEEE 802.1x polling.

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1.3 Log in the Web Configuration Interface
Operation Steps
Login in the web configuration interface as follows:
Run the computer browser.Step 1
On the browser's address bar, type in the switch addresses "http://192.168.1.254 ".Step 2
Click the “Enter” key.Step 3
Pop-up a window as the figure below, enter the user name and password on the login
Step 4
window.
Notes:
The default username and password are “admin12345”, please strictly distinguish capital
and small letter while entering.
Default username and password have the administrator privileges.
WebServer will provide 3 times opportunities to enter username and password. If enter
the error information for 3 times, the browser will display a "Access denied" to reject
access message. Refresh the page and try again.
Click "OK".Step 5
End.Step 6
After login in successfully, user can configure relative parameters and information
according to demands.
Notes:
After login in the device, modify the switch IP address for usage convenience.

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2System status
Enter the correct user name and password that the normal switch WEB interface
display information about the state of the system, including: the main menu,
equipment information, port information, the upper right corner of display is the current
time, as shown in figure:
2.1 Device information
Equipment information mainly display basic information, Switch include: equipment
type, equipment name, description of the equipment, equipment, hardware version
number, firmware version, the Switch of MAC address, contact method.
2.2 Port information
Switch a total of 8 ports, ports can confirm whether the port with the equipment
complies with the information bar. Equipment at work, via the port status of the port

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information in the status view, for example in the figure below you can see port 4 is
LINK and port connection status as FULL, speed is 100M and port type for the
TX(RJ45).
LINK: Indicates that the port is in a connected state;
LOS: Indicates that the port is not connected;
FULL: Indicates that the port State is full duplex;
HALF: Indicates that the port State is half-duplex (if the ports are not connected,
the port status is HALF);

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3Serial device server
This section applies only to the device with serial port.
Server configuration includes the serial port configuration and mode of operation of
the configuration parameters
3.1.1Configure serial port parameter
Serial port
configuration menu
Optional data
Description
Serial port working
mode
RS-232 full duplex/RS-422
full duplex/RS-485 half
duplex
Serial work mode
Baud rate（bps）
300-115200（10pcs band
rate optional）
Baud rate choice
Parity
None,Even,Odd,Mark,Spa
ce
Checkout choice
Data bits（bits）
5,6,7,8
The parameter of serial
Stop bits (bits)
1,1.5,2
The last of the data
package
Max frame
space(bytes)
1-1460
The length of frame from
serial data to Ethernet data.
Character delay（ms）
1-500
The time space from serial

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data to Ethernet data
Enter into switch WEB interface, knock [Serial Server/COM settings], Please choice
necessary configuration in drop down list, the serial configuration interface is as
follows:
Configuration option: [Baud rate], [Parity], [Data Bits], [Stop Bits], [Max Frame Space],
[Character Delay] and [ COM mode], the explaining is as follows:
[Baud rate]
It is a parameter to check the communication speed. It shows to transfer how many
bits in 1 second.
For example, 300 baud rate means have 300 bits transferred in 1 second.
[Parity]
Parity bits: It is a simple method to checkout fault in serial communication,
have 4 types: Even, Odd, Mark, Space
[Data Bits]
It is a parameter to check the actual data bits in communication.
When PC send a Packet, actual data is not 8 bits, the standard is 5, 6, 7, 8.
[Stop Bits]
The last bit of the single Packet. Typical value is 1, 1.5 and 2 bit.
When data bits is 5, stop bit 1.5 and 1 option. When data bits is 6, 7, 8, stop bit 1 and
2 option.
[Max frame space]

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The frame length that serial interface data convert into Ethernet data, within the range
of setting time,
it forward when data is equal to or longer than the setting frames.
Available setting value ranged from1 to 1024.
[Character Delay]
The wait time when serial interface send data do not 1 data frames. If up to this time
and do not have
data, then send automatic. Can configure 1-500.
[COM mode]
Web interface default work mode.
3.1.2Configure working mode
Working mode configuration menu：
Configuration menu
Data option
Description
Sessions
1-4
Working mode
Based mode
TCP Client
TCP Server
UDP
TcpAuto
Choice serial port working
mode, default is not open
Advanced
mode
Tcp Server
UDP
Local port
1-65535
COM1 default is 30000，
COM4 default is 30003,
between them, add step
by step
Target address
Default is192.168.0.254
Target port
1-65535
COM1 default is 31000，
COM4 default is 31003,
between them, add step
by step
Connect mode
Connect immediately/data
Default is connect

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trigger
immediately
AT
0-65535 s
Default is 0
Disconnect Timeout
0-65535 s
Default is 300
RealCom
Open/Close
Default is Close
[Sessions]
Each serial port of serial device servers can support 1-4 sessions. It means serial port
of serial device server send the received data to Ethernet through socket. More than
one of the sessions means serial port of serial device server sends the received data
to Ethernet through more than one socket. sessions enable to use by checking the
corresponding box.
Based mode
TCP client
As TCP Client side, serial device server will connect forwardly to TCP/IP network
equipment, such as PC. It need to setup to tell serial device server to connect
which network address and TCP port number when conditions is matched. After
creating socket, serial device server will sent the data received from each serial
port through socket On the contrary, the data received from socket will be sent to
the corresponding serial port.
TCP Client setting option: [Target address], [Target port], [Connect mode]And
[AT]
The explanation of these setting is as follows
[Local port]
The configuration is the same TCP server, default is 0~65535.
[Target address]
The IP address or domain name address that device will connect, both of them
can correspond the host computer address on the Internet
[Target port]
The port that device will be connected, default is 1~65535.
[Connect mode]

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Connection mode has 2 types: Immediately and Data trigger
Immediately: When Switch have power supply, it will connect immediately, if
connection cut off, it will connect immediately.
Data trigger: Once Switch receive the data, it will connect immediately.
[AT]
SWITCH send theAT package accord the setting time, if no response continue 3
times, will be cut off.
If set “0”, meaning this function closed, the range is 0-65535 second, default is 0
second.
[Disconnect Timeout]
Setting the vacancy time for connection cut off automatic; if there do not have
data transfer, the connection will cut off. If set “0”, means do not care how much
time vacancy, SWITCH do not cut off voluntary. The range is 1-65535s. Default is
300s
The figure below is the configuration interface of TCP Client Mode. Session 1 is
setting to local address available for router.”192.168.2.168”，the “Destination Port”
connected to serial port is host computer 192.168.2.168” 31000 port,
Connection mode is Immediately, Disconnect Timeout time is 300 seconds,
please pay attention to pure TCP Client, TCP Server, UDP or TCPAuto mode.
Please close RealCom. Session 3 is setting to Internet address available for
router ”www.test.com”（the choice this time is DNS）the “Destination Port”
connected to serial port is host computer ”www.test.com” 31002 port ，
Connection mode is Immediately, Disconnect Timeou time is 300 seconds, click
“Apply’, setting successful.

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TCP server
TCP Server, Passive connect, one pivotal parameter is [Local port], have
relationship with other setting, need combine setting
[Local port]
Switch provided TCP port can be connect by other TCP/IP node, the TCP port
have the relationship with the Switch’s relevant serial interface. The figure as
follows is TCP Server setting interface, Session 1 set local port is 30000, external
TCP port connect Switch through this port. Connection keep-alive time is 300
second。Click “Apply”, setting successful.
UDP
Under the UDP work mode. SWITCH is server and also client, the relevant
setting is “Local port”, “Target address” and “Target port”. It can support point to
point and multicast UDP, setting method is the same as TCP.
TCP Auto
In this Mode, serial device server can act as server or client. Before setting this
Mode, please ensure related parameters are correct when you turn on the server
mode, client mode is automatically disconnected.
RealCom
RealCom support TCP Server and TcpAuto, can choice open and close function
in RealCom.
When device open the RealCOM function, can cooperate with VSP Management
Software create virtual COM port to communication, now, device’s work mode is
server, the virtual COM port is client, how to create the Virtual COM port, please
the VSP Management Software user manual.
Advanced mode
TCP server
Under this mode, series is server, SWITCH can choice 0-4 channel connection at
the same time, configuration mode is the same based mode.

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UDP
Under this mode, Target address is a address pool, all of the address in pool can
connect with NP30XT series, can choice 0-4 channel connect at the same time.
Notes:
Address pool just support TypeA and type B address
Start address and end address must in the network segment.
Start address value must less than or equal to end address.
3.1.3Serial port information
It main function of serial port information: Display incorrect data statistics and
connection information that send by serial port.

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