3One data IES6116 Series User manual

IES6116 series
Managed Industrial Ethernet switches
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Content
Chapter 1 Login Ethernet Switch................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Configuration through console port....................................................................................................1
1.2 Configuration through Telnet.............................................................................................................. 3
1.3 Agreement.......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.4 Command line port.............................................................................................................................5
1.4.1 View of Command Lines..............................................................................................................5
1.4.2 Command lines online help .........................................................................................................8
1.4.3 Frequent Incorrect Information of Command Lines.....................................................................9
1.4.4 History command.........................................................................................................................9
Chapter 2 Device system based information configuration........................................................................11
2.1 Enter into the view of device information ..........................................................................................11
2.2 Display device information ................................................................................................................11
2.3 Configuration information................................................................................................................. 12
2.4 Delete device information................................................................................................................. 13
Chapter 3 Port Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 14
3.1 Port information................................................................................................................................14
3.2 Display port configuration information..............................................................................................14
3.3 Port configuration .............................................................................................................................14
3.4 To enable or disable the port............................................................................................................14
3.5 Configure the port speed and duplex mode..................................................................................... 15
3.6 Configure the port flow control .........................................................................................................15
Chapter 4 Bandwidth Management ...........................................................................................................16
4.1 Enter rate management view ........................................................................................................... 16
4.2 Egress bandwidth configuration.......................................................................................................16
4.3 Ingress bandwidth configuration.......................................................................................................17
4.4 Displays the bandwidth configuration information............................................................................ 17
Chapter 5 Broadcast Storm Set.................................................................................................................18
5.1 Set the view into the broadcast storm..............................................................................................18
5.2 Show broadcast storm set................................................................................................................18
5.3 Close broadcast storm inhibition......................................................................................................18
5.4 Set broadcast storm inhibition..........................................................................................................18
Chapter 6 VLAN......................................................................................................................................... 20
6.1 Introduction to VLAN........................................................................................................................20
6.2 The contents of VLAN configuration ................................................................................................ 20
6.3 Vlan information view....................................................................................................................... 20
6.4 Enter the port configuration view based on Vlan .............................................................................21
6.5 Enter configuration view based on 802.1QVlan...............................................................................21

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Chapter 7 Multicast filtering view............................................................................................................... 23
7.1 Enter the multicast filtering view.......................................................................................................23
7.2 Configure multicast filtering type......................................................................................................23
7.3 IGMP listen and check......................................................................................................................23
7.4 Display IGMP information.................................................................................................................24
7.5 The GMRP configuration.................................................................................................................. 24
Chapter 8 QoS ........................................................................................................................................... 25
8.1 Enter the multicast filtering view....................................................................................................... 25
8.2 Enable Dscp / Cos............................................................................................................................25
8.3 QoS queue configuration.................................................................................................................. 25
8.4 The value of Dscp/Tos mapping....................................................................................................... 26
8.5 The default port priority allocation.................................................................................................... 26
8.6 Qos configuration information ..........................................................................................................26
Chapter 9 Ring configuration .....................................................................................................................28
9.1 Enter the ring network configuration view........................................................................................28
9.2 Ring network state information view ................................................................................................28
9.3 To enable or disable the ring............................................................................................................ 28
9.4 The Ring3 configuration ...................................................................................................................29
9.5 Ring network configuration information............................................................................................29
9.6 The RSTP configuration................................................................................................................... 30
9.7 Display the current state of the Rstp information.............................................................................30
Chapter 10 Trunk configuration .................................................................................................................32
10.1 Enter the port Trunk view............................................................................................................... 32
10.2 Port trunk configuration / delete..................................................................................................... 32
10.3 Display port trunk configuration information................................................................................... 32
Chapter 11 MAC port lock..........................................................................................................................33
11.1 Enter the MAC port lock view.........................................................................................................33
11.2 MAC port locking information display............................................................................................. 33
11.3 Add or remove MAC port locking information................................................................................ 33
Chapter 12 Email alarm configuration........................................................................................................ 34
12.1 Enter the Email alarm view............................................................................................................. 34
12.2 Displays the Email alarm information............................................................................................. 34
12.3 Configure email alarm information.................................................................................................34
Chapter 13 Alarm configuration .................................................................................................................35
13.1 Enter the alarm information view.................................................................................................... 35
13.2 Alarm configuration / delete............................................................................................................35
13.3 Display the alarm information.........................................................................................................35
Chapter 14 Port mirroring........................................................................................................................... 37
14.1 Enter the port mirroring view.......................................................................................................... 37

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14.2 Port mirroring configuration / delete............................................................................................... 37
14.3 Display port mirroring information.................................................................................................. 37
Chapter 15 Time configuration...................................................................................................................38
15.1 In view of the Time configuration....................................................................................................38
15.2 The allocation of time allocation view............................................................................................. 38
Chapter 16 Static multicast configuration .................................................................................................. 39
16.1 In the static multicast address filter configuration view..................................................................39
16.2 Add / remove static multicast address............................................................................................39
16.3 Static multicast address allocation.................................................................................................39
Chapter 17 The SNMP configuration.........................................................................................................40
17.1 Configure the view into the SNMP.................................................................................................40
17.2 Enable the SNMP information........................................................................................................ 40
17.3 The SNMP configuration view........................................................................................................40
Chapter 18 Port Statistics ..........................................................................................................................41
18.1 Enter the port statistical configuration view.................................................................................... 41
18.2 Port Statistics configuration view....................................................................................................41
Chapter 19 System management..............................................................................................................42
19.1 Enter the System management configuration view........................................................................ 42
19.2 System timeout...............................................................................................................................42
19.3 IP address and default gateway setting.........................................................................................42
19.4 User name, password settings....................................................................................................... 43
19.5 Display device IP, subnet mask, default gateway.......................................................................... 43
19.6 Restore factory settings.................................................................................................................. 44

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Chapter 1 Login Ethernet Switch
1.1 Configuration through console port
1. Connection switches to configure terminal
As shown in Figure 1.1.1, the establishment of the local configuration environment, only the
computer serial cable and connected to the Console port of the Ethernet switch.
(Figure 1.1.1)
This cable is used for connecting the IES6116 series switch Console port and the external
monitoring terminal equipment. One end is RJ45 eight core plug, the other end is the 9 hole
plug (DB9). Console RJ45 IES6116 series switch socket head, the cable inner connecting
line diagram as shown below.
(Figure 1.1.2)
2. Configure terminal parameters
1) Turn the computer, on the Windows interface, click "Start/All
Programs/Accessories/communication", run a terminal emulation program to create a new
connection. The RS-232 port is connected to the computer. To take Hyper Terminal in
Windows XP for example, as shown in Figure 1.1.3, type in a new name of the connection in
a text box named "name", then click "OK" button.

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(Figure 1.1.3)
2) Choose connecting serial port. Choose connecting serial port under “Connect using”(pay
attention to the chosen serial port is consistent with the port connected with the configuration
cable), Click “OK”. As shown in Figure 1.1.4.
(Figure 1.1.4)
3) Set serial port parameters. As shown in Figure 1.1.5, set the “Bits per second” in the
“Properties” of serial port is 115200bit/s, “Data bits” is 8, “parity” is None, “Stop Bits” is 1,
“Flow Control” is None. Click “OK” button to enter to “Hyper Terminal” Window.

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(Figure 1.1.5)
4) Hyper terminal attribute. In the Hyper Terminal window select [document / property /
setting] into the attributes settings window. Select the terminal simulation of type VT100 or
automatic detection, click < OK > button to return to the hyper terminal window.
5) For IES6116 series switch power, power after the hyper terminal display Ethernet switch
self-test information, after the prompt the user to type the carriage return, until the
emergence of <user name> command prompt, this time to enter the correct username and
password, enter the switch system mode can be configured, the specific configuration
commands refer to the later chapters of the contents of the book in.
As the network pipeline connection than COM1, in step two must choose the corresponding COM port. Step three
"bits per second" must choose 115200, otherwise cannot be displayed.
1.2 Configuration through Telnet
Terminal device use telnet connect to IES6116 series through PC, the requirements are as
follows:
1. The IP address of IES6116 series can get it by search or modify (Use IP command under
the system management view);
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segment, otherwise, PC and IES6116 must cross-router.
If satisfied these two requirements, can use telnet access to IES6116 series, and then
configure the IES6116.
1）Establish configuration environment, just connect PC’s Ethernet port connect to
IES6116’s Ethernet port through Local area network.
(Figure 1.2.1)
2）Run the Telnet program on the PC, need to input “Telnet+ Space+ IES6116’s IP address”
for checking, Figure 1.2.2 as follows:
(Figure 1.2.2)
3）Hit “Enter”, checkout successful and till PC show “Please input hostname and password”,
ask user to input user name and password, default is admin, figure 1.2.3 as follows:
(Figure 1.2.3)
4）Use command to configure IES6116 series and check the running statues, if need
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reference“IES6116 series CLI user manual”.
1.3 Agreement
1. Command line format agreement table 1.3.1 as follow
Table 1.3.1
Format
Description
Bold
Key words of the command show by bold type.
italic
Parameter of the command show italic type.
[ ]
It shows part in “[]”is optical when command configuration is need.
{ x | y | ... }
It shows to pick up one from two or more items.
[ x | y | ... ]
It shows to pick up one or no one from two or more items.
{ x | y | ... }
It shows to pick up one at least, all at most from two or more items.
2. Format agreement of figure interface Table 1.3.2 as follows:
Table 1.3.2
Format
Description
< >
“< >” shows press name, like ”click<OK>”
[ ]
“[ ]” shows windows name, menu name and data list. like “eject [create
user]window”
/
Multilevel is separated by “/”. Like [file/create/folder] means[create] a [folder] under
the menu of [file]
1.4 Command line port
IES6116 series provide command lines port and its configuration for user’s easy
configuration and management. Command lines port includes the following features:
1. Local configuration through Console port;
2. Supports history command saving which means it can save 10 pieces. History
commands can be selected by up and down key.
3. User can type in “help” or “?” to get some help;
4. Supports intelligent complement with Tab when commands input;
5. Command interpreter take the method of partial matching. User can type in
conflict-free key words, such as config command, only need to type in conf.
1.4.1 View of Command Lines
IES6116 series’ view of command lines aim at configuration of different functions. First of all,
IES6116 series establish connection, then confirmation of user name and password finished,
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system view, Under the view of system, corresponding view appears after typing indifferent
command, figure 1.4.1 as follows:
(Figure 1.4.1)
Table 1.4.1 system view command list
View
Function
DOS Prompt
Enter
Quit
System View
Switch#
Quit and
return to
user login
Information
Show or modify device
information, like software
version, IP address, etc.
Switch
(information)#
Information
Exit and
return to
the view
of system
Port Settings
Show or modify the port
information, such as: duplex
mode, port enable
Switch (Port)#
Port
Bandwidth
Management
Show or modify the
bandwidth information, such
as the inlet and outlet
bandwidth settings etc.
Switch
(Bandwidth)#
Bandwidth
Storm
Suppression
The rate and type of
information to view or modify
the broadcast storm
Switch (storm)#
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Dynamic
Multicast
View filter information or
modify the GMRP enable and
port information and IGMP
filtering or queries enable etc.
Switch
(MultiFilter)#
MultiFilter
Static Multicast
View or modify the static
multicast address, such as
adding a static multicast
address
Switch
(Multicast)#
Multicast
VLAN
View or modify the Vlan
information, such as the
addition of Vlan, PVID, port
type etc.
Switch (Vlan)#
Vlan
QoS
View or modify the Qos, Tos
value, such as Qos, Tos etc.
Switch (QoS)#
QoS
Rapid Ring
View or modify information
such as the net ring, ring ID,
ring port, RSTP information
etc. View or modify the RSTP
information
Switch (Ring)#
Ring
Port Trunking
View or modify the port trunk
information, such as the trunk
port
Switch (Trunk)#
Trunk
MAC port lock
View or modify the static
unicast MAC address and
port
Switch
(Access)#
Access
SNMP
Configuration
SNMP enable configuration
Switch(Snmp)#
Snmp
Email Warning
View or modify the message
alarm information, such as
mail server address,
password, etc.
Switch (Email)#
Email
Relay Warning
View or modify the alarm
information, such as power
alarm, and port alarm.
Switch (Alarm)#
Alarm
Port Statistics
Port to receive the frame and
the total amount of data
statistics
Switch(Statistic
s)#
Statistics
Diagnosis
View or modify the mirror port
information
Switch (mirror)#
Mirror
SNTP
View or modify time
configuration
Switch (Time)#
Time

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Basic Settings
View or modify the settings
information, such as the IP
address, subnet mask,
default gateway, the user
password
Switch
(manage)#
Manage
1.4.2 Command lines online help
Command lines port provides the following online help:
Total help;
Partial help;
1. Total help
1)Type in <?> to get all commands and their description.
Example:
Switch# ?
List --List commands of current menu
Help --Help commands of current menu
Quit --Quit from CLI
Exit --Exit from current menu
Reboot --Reboot switch
Port <dir> --Enter port setting menu
Bandwidth <dir> --Enter bandwidth management menu
Storm <dir> --Enter Broadcast storm set menu
MultiFilter <dir> --Enter Multicast Filtering menu
Multicast <dir> --Enter static multicast filters menu
Vlan <dir> --Enter vlan menu
QoS <dir> --Enter QoS menu
Ring <dir> --Enter Ring menu
Trunk <dir> --Enter Trunking setting menu
Access <dir> --Enter Access control setting menu
Snmp <dir> --Enter SNMP setting menu
Email <dir> --Enter email alarm setting menu
Alarm <dir> --Enter alarm setting menu
Statistics <dir> --Enter statistics menu
Mirror <dir> --Enter port mirror menu
Time <dir> --Enter time menu
Manage <dir> --Enter system manage menu
Information <dir> --Enter device information menu

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2）Type in a command and “?”, between there is a space, if key word is in this location,
then type in all keywords and descriptions.
Example:
Switch# information
Switch(information)# show ?
mac --Device MAC Address
version --Device version
others --Device type, name, etc
2. Partial help
1)Type in a character string with <?>. It can show all commands beginning with this
character string.
Example:
Switch# R?
Reboot --Reboot switch
Ring <dir> --Enter Ring menu
2)Type in former letters of some key word of the command, press<Tab> key. If the letters are
unique, it can show the completed key word.
Example:
Switch# inf+<Tab>
Switch# information
1.4.3 Frequent Incorrect Information of Command Lines
All commands typed by users, if it is certificated by grammar, it can run correctly, or users will
be sent incorrect information. Frequent incorrect information is in table 1.4.3 as below:
Table 1.4.3 Frequent incorrect information
English incorrect information
Reason
Invalid Command
Command cannot be found.
Key word cannot be found.
The type of parameter is wrong.
The parameter is beyond the border.
Incomplete Command
Command is not completed.
Too many parameters
Parameter is too much.
1.4.4 History command
Command lines port can provides the function similar to Dos key. It automatic save command lines that
users types in, and users can use these history commands. Detailed operating please check table 1.4.4
as follows:

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Table 1.4.4 access history command
Operating
Key
Result
Visit previous history command
Up <↑>
If it exists earlier command, it is taken out.
Visit next history command
Down <↓>
If it exists later command, it is taken out.

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Chapter 2 Device system based information configuration
Device information includes Device Type, Hardware Version, Device Name, Software Version, Device
Description, Device SN and Contact Way. Among them, Hardware Version and Software Version can be
only read, not modified.
2.1 Enter into the view of device information
Please check the view as figure 2.1.1 Table 2.1.1
Operating
Command
Description
Enter into the view of device information
Information
Run in the view of system
2.2 Display device information
Please check the device information command as table 2.2.1
Table 2.2.1
Operating
Command
Description
Show system version
show
version
Carry out under the view of device information
Show MAC address of device
show mac
Carry out under the view of device information
Show Device Type, Name, etc.
show others
Carry out under the view of device information
Configure device model, name
etc
config
Carry out under the view of device information
Delete device model, name etc
clean
Carry out under the view of device information
Example: Enter into device information view, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return
key
Switch# information
Switch(information)# ?
List --List commands of current menu
Help --Help commands of current menu
Quit --Quit from CLI
Exit --Exit from current menu
Reboot --Reboot switch
Show mac --Show device MAC Address
Show version --Show device version
Show others --Show device type,name,etc
Config --Config device type,name,etc
Clean --Clean device type,name,etc /

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Example: Check device name and model number etc
Switch (information)# show others
Device type Managed Switch
Device name Industrial Switch
Description 16PORT
Serial number
Contact way
Example: Check the MAC address
Switch(information)# show mac
Device MAC address: 00.22.6F.02.B0.83
2.3 Configuration information
Please reference user configuration device information as table 2.3.1:
Table 2.3.1
Operating
Command
Description
Configure Device Type
config –ttype
Type: configurable type, the length is
between 1～16 characters
Configure Device Name
config -n name
Name: configurable name, the length is
between1～16 characters
Configure Serial Number
config -m number
Number: configurable number, the length is
between 1～16 characters
Configure Device Description
config -p
description
Description: configurable description, the
length is between 1～16 characters
Configure Contact
information
config -c contact
Contact: Configure Contact way 1-30 bytes
Example: Configure device name as AB123, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return
key:
Switch(information)# config -n ABC123
[OK]
Example: Configure device serial number as 201304111, enter the bold type command as follows and
enter return key:
Switch(information)# config -m 201304111
[OK]

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2.4 Delete device information
Please reference table 2.4.1 Table 2.4.1
Operating
Command
Description
Delete Device Type
Clean –t
Carry out under the view of device information
Delete Device Name
Clean -n
Carry out under the view of device information
Delete Serial Number
Clean -m
Carry out under the view of device information
Delete Device
Description
Clean -p
Carry out under the view of device information
Delete Contact
information
Clean -c
Carry out under the view of device information
Example: Delete device name, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key:
Switch(information)# clean -n
[OK]
Example: Delete Serial Number, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key:
Switch(information)# clean -m
[OK]
Example: Delete Contact information, enter the bold type command as follows and enter return key:
Switch(information)# clean -c
[OK]

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Chapter 3 Port Configuration
Port information including link state (link or LOS), the port state (full or half), rate mode
(automatic negotiation, 10Mbps, 100Mbps), interface type (electric or optical), flow control,
port is enabled.
3.1 Port information
The Ethernet port characteristics of IES6116 series switches support:
10/100Base-Tx Ethernet port can operate in half duplex, full duplex, auto negotiation mode.
Support MDI/MDIX adaptive, and able to negotiate with other network devices, automatic
selection of the most appropriate way of working and rate, which greatly simplifies the
configuration and management system; 100Base-FX port, rate of 100Mbps, working in full
duplex mode, flow control can be set.
Enter the port configuration view
Table 3.1.1 to enter the port configuration view:
Table 3.1.1
Operating
Command
Description
Enter the port configuration view
port
In view of the system under the
3.2 Display port configuration information
Table 3.2.1 shows the command port configuration information:
Table 3.2.1
Operating
Command
Description
Display port state information
Show state <portlist>
<portlist>: 1,3,5-16 or all
Display port configuration
information
Show config <portlist>
<portlist>: 1,3,5-16 or all
Example: display port state information 3, 4
Switch (Port)# show state 3,4
port3 Speed: 10M Port status: HALF Link status: LOS Interface type: TX
port4 Speed: 10M Port status: HALF Link status: LOS Interface type: TX
3.3 Port configuration
Port configuration including:
1 To enable or disable the port;
2 Configure the port speed and duplex mode;
3 The allocation of port flow control;
4 Remove the statistics information of port frame;
3.4 To enable or disable the port
The user can use the following command to open or close the port. By default, the port is
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Table 3.3.1 to enable or disable the port:
Table 3.3.1
Operating
Command
Description
Enable port
Enable <portlist>
{enable|disable}
<portlist>: 1, 3, 5-16 or all
Example: 3, 4, 6 closed port
Switch(Port)# Enable 3,4,6 disable
[OK]
3.5 Configure the port speed and duplex mode
Table 3.4.1 configure the port speed and duplex.
Table 3.4.1
Operating
Command
Description
Configure the
port speed
and duplex
mode
Mode <portlist> {10h|10f|100h|100f|1000h|auto}
<portlist>: 1,3,5-16 or all
mode:
10h, 10Mbps Half duplex
10f, 10Mbps Full duplex
100h, 100Mbps Half duplex
100f, 100Mbps Full duplex
1000h,1000 Mbps Half duplex
Auto: Automated negotiation
Example: Rate of 3, 4, 5 100Mbps full duplex port configuration
Switch(Port)# Mode 3-5 100f
[OK]
3.6 Configure the port flow control
Table 3.5.1 to enable or disable the port flow control:
Table 3.5.1
Operating
Command
Description
Enable port flow control
Flow-con <portlist> enable
<portlist>: 1,3,5-16 or all
Disable port flow control
Flow-con <portlist> disable
<portlist>: 1,3,5-16 or all
Example: open port 3, 4, 5 flow control
Switch (Port)# flow-con 3,4,5 enable
[OK]