3One data IES6210 Series User manual

IES6210 Series
Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch
（
Optional POE
）
User Manual
Version 01
Issue Date: 2019-01-22
Industrial Ethernet Communication Solutions Expert 3onedata Co., Ltd.

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Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch User Manual
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.
Icon Convention
Format Description
Reminder the announcements in the operation, improper

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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 2019-01-22 Product release

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Content
PREFACE ......................................................................................................................................... 1
CONTENT......................................................................................................................................... I
THE FIRST PART: OPERATION..................................................................................................... 1
1LOG IN THE WEB INTERFACE............................................................................................. 1
1.1 WEB BROWSING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS .................................................................. 1
1.2 SETTING IP ADDRESS OF PC....................................................................................... 1
1.3 LOG IN THE WEB CONFIGURATION INTERFACE ............................................................. 3
2SYSTEM CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................. 5
2.1 SYSTEM INFORMATION .............................................................................................. 5
3PORT CONFIGURATION ....................................................................................................... 8
3.1 PORT SETTING .......................................................................................................... 8
3.2 SFP DDM...............................................................................................................10
3.3 POECONFIGURATIO N ...............................................................................................11
3.4 BANDWIDTH MANAGEMENT .....................................................................................13
4LAYER 2 FEATURES ............................................................................................................ 16
4.1 VLAN....................................................................................................................16
4.2 MU LTIC AS T FILTERING .............................................................................................26
4.2.1 IGMP Snooping ........................................................................................................... 26
4.2.2 Static Filtering ............................................................................................................. 28
5QOS ........................................................................................................................................ 31
5.1 QOSCLASSIFICATION...............................................................................................31
5.2 COSMAPPING.........................................................................................................33
5.3 TOSMAPPING .........................................................................................................35
6LINK BACKUP ...................................................................................................................... 38
6.1 RAPID RING ............................................................................................................38
6.1.1 Instance: create single ring............................................................................................ 42
6.1.2 Instance: create coupling ring........................................................................................ 44
6.1.3 Creating Spanning Tree ................................................................................................ 52
6.2 PORT TRUNKING ......................................................................................................56
6.2.1 Static Trunking ............................................................................................................ 56

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7LLDP ...................................................................................................................................... 58
7.1 PARAMETERS CONFIGURATION..................................................................................58
7.2 NEIGHBOR INFORMATION .........................................................................................59
8ACCESS CONTROL.............................................................................................................. 61
8.1 LOGIN SETTINGS .....................................................................................................61
9REMOTE MONITORING ..................................................................................................... 63
9.1 SNMP CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................63
9.2 RELAY WARNING .....................................................................................................65
10 PORT STATISTICS................................................................................................................ 68
10.1 FRAME STATISTICS...................................................................................................68
11 NETWORK DIAGNOSIS....................................................................................................... 71
11.1 PORT MIRROR .........................................................................................................71
12 SYSTEM MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................... 73
12.1 LOG INFORMATION ..................................................................................................73
12.2 TIME CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................74
12.3 DEVICE ADDRESS ....................................................................................................75
12.4 SYSTEM INFORMATION .............................................................................................77
12.5 FILE MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................79
12.6 SYSTEM LOGOUT.....................................................................................................82
THE SECOND PART: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ....................................................... 83
13 FAQ ........................................................................................................................................ 83
13.1 SIGN IN PROBLEMS ..................................................................................................83
13.2 CONFIGURATION PROBLEM .......................................................................................84
13.3 ALARM PROBLEM ....................................................................................................85
13.4 INDICAT O R PROBLEM ...............................................................................................85
14 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE .......................................................................................... 87
14.1 INTERNET SERVICE ..................................................................................................87
14.2 SERVICE HOTLINE....................................................................................................87
14.3 PRODUCT REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT..........................................................................88

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The First Part: Operation
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:

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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
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

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Click “OK”, IP address modifies successfully.Step 3
End.Step 4
1.3 Log in the Web Configuration Interface
Operation Steps
Login in the web configuration interface as follow:
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 loginStep 4
window.
Notes:
The default username and password are “admin”, 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
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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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 Configuration
2.1 System Information
Function Description
In "System Information" page, user can check "Device Information" and "Port Info".
Operation Path
Open in order: "Main Menu > System Config > System Information".
Interface Description
Device information interface as follows:

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The main element configuration description of device information interface:
Interface Element Description
Name Display the device name.
Module Display the device model.
Description Display characters description of the device.
Serial No. SN code, product serial number.
Hardware Ver Current hardware version information, pay attention to the
hardware version limits in software version.
Firmware Ver Current using
software version information, updated
software version has more functions.
MAC Address Hardware address of device factory configuration.
Contact Information Display the contact information of the device maintenance
personnel.
Link status Port connection state, display state as follows:
"LINK" represents connected port;
"LOS" represents disconnected port.
Port state Port work state, display state as follows:

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Interface Element Description
"HALF" represents the corresponding port is in
half-duplex state;
"FULL" represents corresponding port is in full duplex
state.
Speed
Current port link rate, valid after port connection, display
speed as follows:
10M;
100M;
1000M.
Interface type Interface type, display port type as follows:
Copper port;
Combo
The main element configuration description of network setting interface:
Interface Element Description
IPV4
IPv4 address access method, manual configuration and
automatic acquisition.
"Automatic Acquisition (DHCP)", automatic acquisition is
open DHCP function; obtain the IP address of the device
through HyperTerminal. Connect to INTERNET function
to use NTP, please fill in the correct gateway and DNS
address.
"Manual Configuration", fill in the static IP address, user
needs to manually fill in the IPV4 address and gateway.
IPv4 address Manually enter device IP address and s
ubnet mask
information, such as: 10.0.0.0/2.
Gateway
Fill in the gateway address information of device, e.g.:
10.0.0.1.
Notes:
Connect to the Internet to use NTP, please fill in the correct and
available gateway and DNS address.

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3Port Configuration
3.1 Port Setting
Function Description
On the "Port Setting" page, user can check port type, rate and connection state, set
rate mode, duplex mode, port enable, flow control and other parameters.
Speed, duplex, flow control will take effect when the port is enabled.
After selecting automated negotiation, speed and duplex will be gained via automated
negotiation.
Operation Path
Open in order: "Main Menu > Port Config > Port Setting".
Interface Description
Port setting interface as follows:

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The main element configuration description of port setting interface:
Interface Element Description
Port Display the device port number.
Type Support two kinds of interface types:
Copper port;
Combo port.
Speed Click the drop-down list box of “Speed”
to select the port
speed mode.
Copper port：
10M
100M
AUTO
Combo：
Auto-Detect
1000 Base-X
100 Base-FX
Notes:
All copper ports of the switch are MDI/MDIX self-adapting ports,
and support automated negotiation speed mode.
Duplex Click the drop-down list box of “Duplex”
to select
corresponding duplex mode of the port.
Notes:
When the speed mode is “AUTO”, the port will automatically
match the opposite port mode, “Duplex” mode is disabled.

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Interface Element Description
Enable Enable Ethernet port.
Note:
If user doesn't check the port "Enable" checkbox, the port won't be
connected to use.
Flow control Tick the check box to enable the flow control function of the
port.
Under full duplex mode, flow control method is IEEE
802.3x flow control.
Under half duplex mode, flow control method is back
pressure flow control.
3.2 SFP DDM
Function Description
On the "SFP DDM" page, the DDM (Digital Diagnostic Monitor) function is supported.
User can monitor SFP parameters in real time, which has greatly facilitated the
troubleshooting process of fiber link and lowered the cost of on-site debugging.
Operation Path
Open in order: " Main Menu > Port Configuration > DDM".
Interface Description
DDM interface as follows:
The main element configuration description of DDM interface:
Interface Element Description
Port The corresponding name of this device’s Ethernet port
Model Name This device’s SFP type
Wavelength Transmission wavelength of SFP module of the device port,
unit is: nm.
Vcc（V）The voltage that this device offers SFP. Its unit is V.

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Interface Element Description
overvoltage could lead to the breakdown of CMOS device;
under voltage would disable the normal operation of lasers.
Temperature This device’s SFP temperature. Its unit is ℃. The operating
temperature of this SFP module should be within the
temperature range of normal operation.
Tx Power Optical output power, referring to the output power of optical
source in the sending end of optical module. The unit is dBm
RX Power Optical input power, referring to the lowest optical power of
receiving in certain rate and bit error rate. The unit is dBm.
Bias The bias current of laser. Its unit is mA.
3.3 PoE Configuration
PoE (Power over Ethernet) means supplying power through Ethernet. It’s a wired
Ethernet power supply technology that enables electric power to transmit to terminal
device through data line or free line.
PoE power supply system includes:
PSE (Power-sourcing Equipment): PoE device that supplies powered device with
power through Ethernet.
PD (Powered Device): powered device like wireless AP (Access Point), POS
machine, camera and so on.
PoE power supply: PoE power supply powers the whole PoE system. The
quantity of PD that connects to PSE is limited by the power of PoE power supply.
Function Description
The "PoE Config" page mainly includes:
PoE total power settings;
PoE port power settings;
Priority settings;
PoE port enablement.

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Operation Path
Open in order: "Main Menu > Port Config > PoE Config”.
Interface Description
PoE configuration interface as follows:
The main element configuration description of PoE configuration interface:
Interface Element Description
POE total power The total power of all PoE ports that supply power.
Port The PoE port number of the device.
State The power state of PoE port.
Class The PoE power class.
Electricity (mA) The current size of PoE port power.
Voltage (V) The voltage size of PoE port power.
Power (W) The power size of PoE port power.
Max power (W) The maximum output power limitation of configuring PoE port.
Enabled Check the box to enable port PoE power function.
Priority The priority configuration of PoE port power supply. Port
power distribution priority with the constraint of gross power.

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Interface Element Description
High: high priority;
Medium: medium priority;
Low: low priority.
Note:
When the switch supplies power at nearly full capacity, it would
first supply power to the PD device that connects to the port with
High priority; then the PD device that connects to port with
Medium priority.
3.4 Bandwidth Management
Function Description
On the page of “Bandwidth Management”, the device can achieve the port’s egress
bandwidth settings and priority scheduling of ingress data packet.
Operation Path
Open in order: “Main Menu > Port Configuration > Bandwidth Management”.
Interface Description
Interface printscreen of bandwidth management as follows: