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IP67/68 rugged thernet Managed
Switch
R S-SC -8MG
- Command Line Interface –
This manual applies to the following products:
•RES-SCE-8MG (NOLED) (other options)
Rugged IP67/68 Managed Ethernet Switch, with SCE2 reinforced
connectors
Revision
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Content
1 Command Line Interface...............................................................................................................7
1.1 Command LineOverview......................................................................................................7
1.2 Clear Commands.................................................................................................................10
1.3 Configuration Commands....................................................................................................13
1.4 Copy......................................................................................................................................58
1.5 Debug ...................................................................................................................................59
1.6 Delete....................................................................................................................................59
1.7 Dir..........................................................................................................................................59
1.8 Disable..................................................................................................................................60
1.9 Do..........................................................................................................................................60
1.10 Dot1x.....................................................................................................................................60
1.11 Enable...................................................................................................................................60
1.12 Exit ........................................................................................................................................61
1.13 Firmware...............................................................................................................................61
1.14 Help.......................................................................................................................................61
1.15 IP...........................................................................................................................................61
1.16 Logout...................................................................................................................................62
1.17 More......................................................................................................................................62
1.18 No..........................................................................................................................................62
1.19 Ping.......................................................................................................................................62
1.20 Reload...................................................................................................................................63
1.21 Send......................................................................................................................................63
1.22 Show.....................................................................................................................................63
1.23 Terminal................................................................................................................................66
1.24 Factory Default Configuration.............................................................................................67
2 Web Interface – Introduction.......................................................................................................69
2.1 Web Interface –Configuration............................................................................................69
2.2 Web Interface –Monitoring.................................................................................................69
2.3 Web Interface –Diagnostics...............................................................................................70
2.4 Web Interface –Maintenance.............................................................................................70
2.5 Web Interface – Getting Started..........................................................................................70
2.6 Web Interface – LoginWindow...........................................................................................71
3 Web Interface –Configuration....................................................................................................72
3.1 System InformationConfiguration......................................................................................72
3.2 System – IP..........................................................................................................................73

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IP Configuration...........................................................................................................................73
3.3 System - SNTP ....................................................................................................................76
3.4 System - Log........................................................................................................................77
System Log Configuration ..........................................................................................................77
3.5 Green Ethernet – LED.........................................................................................................79
Power Reduction Configuration..................................................................................................79
3.6 Green Ethernet - Port PowerSavings................................................................................81
3.7 Thermal ProtectionConfiguration.......................................................................................84
3.8 Ports......................................................................................................................................85
3.9 Security – Switch - Password.............................................................................................87
System Password........................................................................................................................87
3.10 Security – Switch – AuthMethod........................................................................................88
3.11 Security – Switch – HTTPS.................................................................................................89
3.12 Security – Switch – AccessManagement..........................................................................91
3.13 Security – Switch – SNMP–System ..................................................................................93
3.14 Security – Switch – SNMP –Trap.......................................................................................95
Trap Configuration.......................................................................................................................95
5.15 Security – Switch – SNMP –Communities......................................................................101
5.16 Security – Switch – SNMP –Users..................................................................................103
5.17 Security – Switch – SNMP – Groups................................................................................106
5.18 Security – Switch – SNMP – Views..................................................................................108
5.19 Security – Switch – SNMP –Access................................................................................110
5.20 Security – Network – NAS.................................................................................................112
5.21 Security – Network – ACL –Ports.....................................................................................117
5.22 Security – Network – ACL – RateLimiters.......................................................................120
5.23 Security – Network – ACL – Access ControlList.............................................................122
5.24 Security – AAA –Radius ...................................................................................................141
RADIUS Server Configuration..................................................................................................141
5.25 Aggregation – Static...........................................................................................................143
5.26 Aggregation – LACP..........................................................................................................145
5.27 Loop Protection(Configuration)........................................................................................147
5.28 Spanning Tree – Bridge Settings ......................................................................................149
5.29 Spanning Tree – Bridge Ports ...........................................................................................152
5.30 IPMC – IGMP Snooping – BasicConfiguration...............................................................155
5.31 IPMC – IGMP Snooping – VLANConfiguration..............................................................157
5.32 LLDP – LLDPConfiguration..............................................................................................160
5.33 MAC Table – MAC Address TableConfiguration.............................................................163
5.34 VLANs –VLAN Configuration............................................................................................166

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5.35 Private VLANs – Membership...........................................................................................171
5.36 Private VLANs – Membership...........................................................................................173
5.37 QoS – PortClassification...................................................................................................175
5.38 QoS – PortPolicing............................................................................................................178
5.39 QoS – PortScheduler........................................................................................................180
5.40 QoS – PortShaping...........................................................................................................184
5.41 QoS Control List.................................................................................................................184
5.42 QoS – StormControl..........................................................................................................194
5.43 Mirroring..............................................................................................................................196
6 Web Interface – Monitor............................................................................................................198
6.1 System – Information.........................................................................................................198
6.2 System – CPU Load..........................................................................................................200
6.3 System – IP Status.............................................................................................................201
6.4 System – Log .....................................................................................................................203
6.5 System – DetailedLog.......................................................................................................205
6.6 Green Ethernet – Port PowerSavings .............................................................................206
6.7 Thermal ProtectionStatus.................................................................................................208
6.8 Ports - State........................................................................................................................209
6.9 Ports – TrafficOverview.....................................................................................................210
6.10 Ports – QoSStatistics........................................................................................................212
6.11 Ports – QCLStatus............................................................................................................213
6.12 Ports – DetailedStatistics..................................................................................................215
6.13 Security – AccessManagement .......................................................................................218
6.14 Security – Network – Port Security – Switch ...................................................................220
6.15 Security – Network – Port Security – Port........................................................................222
6.16 Security – Network – NAS – Switch.................................................................................224
6.17 Security – Network – NAS – Port .....................................................................................226
6.18 Security – Network – ACLStatus......................................................................................228
6.19 Security – AAA – RADIUSOverview................................................................................231
6.20 Security – AAA – RADIUSDetails ....................................................................................233
6.21 LACP – SystemStatus ......................................................................................................236
6.22 LACP – PortStatus............................................................................................................238
6.23 LACP – PortStatistics........................................................................................................240
6.24 LoopProtection..................................................................................................................242
6.25 Spanning Tree – Bridge Status..........................................................................................244
6.26 Spanning Tree – Port Status..............................................................................................247
6.27 Spanning Tree – PortStatistics.........................................................................................249
6.28 IPMC – IGMP Snooping – Status .....................................................................................251

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6.29 IPMC – IGMP Snooping – Groups....................................................................................253
6.30 LLDP – Neighbors..............................................................................................................255
6.31 LLDP – EEE........................................................................................................................257
6.32 LLDP – PortStatistics........................................................................................................260
6.33 MAC Table..........................................................................................................................263
6.34 VLANs – Membership........................................................................................................265
6.35 VLANs –Ports....................................................................................................................268
7 Web Interface –Diagnostics.....................................................................................................271
7.1 Ping.....................................................................................................................................272
7.2 VeriPHY..............................................................................................................................274
8 Web Interface – Maintenance...................................................................................................276
8.1 RestartDevice....................................................................................................................277
8.2 FactoryDefaults.................................................................................................................278
8.3 Software –Upload..............................................................................................................279
8.4 Software – ImageSelect ...................................................................................................280
8.5 Configuration – SaveStartup-Config................................................................................282
8.6 Configuration – Download.................................................................................................283
8.7 Configuration – Upload......................................................................................................284
8.8 Configuration –Activate.....................................................................................................285
8.9 Configuration – Delete.......................................................................................................286

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Amphenol Statement of Limited Warranty:
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in conditions in accordance with the specification.
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1Command Line Interface
TheRES-SCE-8MGCommandLineInterface(CLI)isusedforout-of-band
control of the RES-SCE-8MG. It provides the ability to customize
configurations and statusmonitoring.
1.1 Command Line Overview
Some of the commands have optional parameters.
Ifarequiredparameterismissingtheterminalwilldisplaythefollowingmessage:
% Incomplete command
1.1.1 Context-Sensitive Help
To receive context-sensitive help directly from the command line:
Key Help Description
? Show next possible input and a description
Ctrl Q Show syntax of possible commands
Tab Show next possible input without a description
or complete a word if it is unambiguous
1.1.2 Command Line Syntax
Each command is described by its syntax using the following delimiters:
[…] square brackets indicate an optionalconstruct
{ } curly brackets indicate a grouping
“|” astraightlineindicatesachoicebetweentwoormoreoptions
Itis possible to have sequences of optionalparameters. For example:
{ [a] [b][c] }*1 the“*1”indicatesthatat leastoneof theoptional
parameters must be present
[a] {[b]}[c] curlybracketsinasequenceofoptionalparameters
indicatesoneormoreoftheparametershasafixedposition
See the following examples:
Example 1:
Request help withthe show access-list command (3 options):
Input (enter the command and then a question mark):
M918# show access-list?
Output:
access-list Access list
<cr>
Input (enter the command and then a question mark a second time):

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M918# show access-list?
Output:
show access-list [ interface [ ( <port_type> [ <v_port_type_list> ] )
] ] [ rate-limiter [ <rate_limiter_list> ] ] [ ace statistics [
<ace_list> ] ]
show access-list ace-status [ static ] [ link-oam ] [ loop-protect ] [
dhcp ] [ ptp ] [ upnp ] [ arp-inspection ] [ mep ] [ ipmc ] [ ip-
source-guard ] [ ip-mgmt ] [ conflicts ] [ switch <switch_list> ]
Input (enter the command a space and then a question mark):
M918# show access-list ?
Output:
|Output modifiers
ace Access list entry
ace-status The local ACEs status
interface Select an interface to configure
rate-limiter Rate limiter
<cr>
Example 2
Usetheshowcommandwithnoparameters:
Input:
M918# show access-list
Sincenoneoftheoptionalparameters wereusedtolimitthedisplay, allentriesin
theaccesslistareshown.
Output (partial view):
Switch access-list ace number: 0
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
1 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
2 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
3 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
4 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
5 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
6 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
7 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
8 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
9 is 1
pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
10
is 1 pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
11
is 1 pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
12
is 1 pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
13
is 1 pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
14
is 1 pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
15
is 1 pps
Switch
access-list
rate
limiter
ID
16
is 1 pps
……..

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GigabitEthernet 1/2 :
---------------------
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list action is permit
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list policy ID is 0
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list rate limiter ID is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list redirect is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list mirror is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list logging is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list shutdown is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list port-state is enabled
GigabitEthernet 1/2 access-list counter is 0
Example
Use show access-list for port 6 on switch 1 only (1/6 only):
Input:
M918# show access-list interface gigabitethernet 1/6
Output:
GigabitEthernet 1/6 :
---------------------
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list action is permit
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list policy ID is 0
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list rate limiter ID is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list redirect is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list mirror is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list logging is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list shutdown is disabled
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list port-state is enabled
GigabitEthernet 1/6 access-list counter is 0
M918#
1.1. Output Modifiers
It is possible to filter the output of display commands with output modifiers:
Modifier Description
begin begin with the line that matches
exclude exclude lines that match
include include lines that match
LINE String to match output lines
Thefollowingexampleshowsthe propersyntaxforanoutput modifier:
Input:
M918# show access-list | include policy
Output:

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GigabitEthernet
1/1
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
GigabitEthernet
1/2
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
GigabitEthernet
1/3
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
GigabitEthernet
1/4
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
GigabitEthernet
1/5
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
GigabitEthernet
1/6
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
GigabitEthernet
1/7
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
GigabitEthernet
1/8
access-list
policy
ID
is
0
1.1.4 Ethernet Interface Reference
IntheRES-SCE-8MG,theEthernetinterface (“port”)isreferencedinthe
following manner:
* meansallportsofalltypesonallswitches
GigabitEthernet: definestheEthernettype(1GigabitEthernetPort),which
requires a follow-up parameter (< port_type_list> in the sample below)
that specifiestheswitchandtheportnumber(s)ontheswitch(for
example:1/8indicatesport8onswitch1or
3/1,3,5-7 indicatesports1, 3,5,6, and 7onswitch3)
SampleSyntax:
clear dot1x statistics [ interface ( <port_type> [ < port_type_list> ]
) ]
1.1.5 CLI Command Description
The following sections will describe each command as follows:
■ List the individualcommand
■ Giveabriefdescriptionof theactiontriggeredbythecommand
■ Show the syntax of the command, and list the legalvalues and meanings of
theparameters
1.2 Clear Commands
Use the clear commands to reset functions. The following functions can be reset
(cleared):
Access Access management
Access-list Accesslist
Dot1x IEEE Standard for port-based Network Access Control
IP Interface Internet Protocol config commands
LACP Clear LACP statistics
LLDP Clears LLDPstatistics.
Logging Syslog
MAC MACAddressTable

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Spanning-Tree STPBridge
Statistics Clearstatisticsforoneormoregiveninterfaces
1.2.1 Clear Access
ClearAccessManagementstatistics.
Syntax:
clear access management statistics
1.2.2 Clear Access-List
Clear Access-List Entry (ACE) traffic statistics.
Syntax:
clear access-list ace statistics
1.2. Clear Dot1x
Clears the statistics counters for IEEE Standard for port-based Network Access
Control.
Syntax:
clear dot1x statistics [ interface ( <port_type> [ <v_port_type_list>
] ) ]
clear dot1x statistics
interface:
<port_type>: values are:
* Allswitchesorallports
GigabitEthernet: setspecificGigabitEthernetPortnumber
[<v_port_type_list>: portlistin1/1-8
1.2.4 Clear IP
interface Internet Protocol config commands.
IP ARP
Clear ARP cache.
Syntax:
clear ip arp
IP IGMP
ClearrunningIGMPsnoopingcounters.
Syntax:
clear ip igmp snooping [ vlan <v_vlan_list> ] statistics
[ vlan <v_vlan_list> ]: VLAN identifier(s): VID)

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IP Statistics
Clear IP statistic.
Syntax:
clear ip statistics [ system ] [ interface vlan <v_vlan_list> ] [ icmp
] [ icmp-msg <type> ]
[system]: IPv4systemtraffic
[interfacevlan<v_vlan_list>]:
VLAN identifier(s): VID)
[icmp ]: IPv4 ICMP traffic
[icmp-msg<type>]:
IPv4 ICMP traffic for designated message type ( <type : 0~255>
ICMP message type ranges from 0 to 255)
Examples:
clear ip statistics
clear ip statistics icmp-msg 2
clear ip statistics interface vlan 2
clear ip statistics system
1.2.5 Clear LACP
ClearallLACPstatistics.
Syntax:
clear lacp statistics
1.2.6 Clear LLDP
Clears LLDP statistics.
Syntax:
clear lldp statistics
1.2.7 Clear Logging
ClearSystemlogs.
Syntax:
clear logging [ info ] [ warning ] [ error ] [ switch <switch_list> ]
logging options are: info
warning
error
1.2.8 Clear MAC
Clear the MAC Address Table.
Syntax:
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1.2.9 Clear Spanning-Tree
Clear the STP Bridge.Itis possible to clearthe whole bridge or a specific interface.
(detected-protocols–SettheSTPmigrationcheck)
Syntax:
clear spanning-tree { { statistics [ interface ( <port_type> [
<v_port_type_list> ] ) ] } | { detected-protocols [ interface (
<port_type> [ <v_port_type_list_1> ] ) ] } }
1.2.10 Clear Statistics
Clear the statistics for one or more interfaces.
Syntax:
clear statistics [ interface ] ( <port_type> [ <v_port_type_list> ] )
interface:
<port_type>, values are:
* Allswitchesorallports
GigabitEthernet: setspecificGigabitEthernetPortnumber
[<v_port_type_list>: portlistin1/1-8
Example:
clear statistics interface gigabitethernet 1/8
1.3 Configuration Commands
The CLI – Configuration section of this manual describes how to configure the
RES-SCE-8MG™ Gigabit Ethernet Switch, using the RES-SCE-8MG™
Command Line interface. Many parameters may be configured from the Web
User interface described later in this manual (4 Web Interface – Introduction on
page 80).
Input:
M918# config
Ouput (prompt changes):
M918(config)#
1. .1 AAA
SettheAuthentication,Authorization,andAccountingparametersforthe
authentication login.
Syntax:
aaa authentication login { console | http } { { local | radius } [ {
local | radius } [ { local | radius } ] ] }
console: Configure Console
http: ConfigureHTTP
local: Use local databasefor authentication
radius: UseRADIUSforauthentication

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1. .2 Access
Set the Access Management configuration.
access management <access_id> <access_vid> <start_addr> [ to
<end_addr> ] { [ web ] [ snmp ] | all }
<access_id>: IDof accessmanagemententry,valuesare1-16
<access_vid>: The VLAN ID for the accessmanagement entry,
values are 1-4095
<start_addr>: Start IPv4address
<end_addr>: End IPv4address
1. . Access-List ACE
ConfiguretheACLPortsparameters(AccessControlEntry-ACE)ofeachswitch
port. These parameters will affect frames received on a port unless the frame
matchesaspecificACE.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> [update] <parameter-name>< parameter-value>
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
[update]: Update an existing ACE
■ Access-List ACE Action
ConfiguretheACEactiontobetaken.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> action <deny | filter | permit>
Example:
Input:
M918(config)# access-list ace 1 action deny
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
actionvalues:
deny
filter
permit

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■ Access-List ACE Dmac-Type
Setthetypeof destinationMACaddressfortheACL.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> dmac-type < any | broadcast | multicast |
uniicast >
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
dmac-type:
any: Don't-care the type of destination MAC address
broadcast: Broadcast destination MAC address
multicast: MulticastdestinationMACaddress
unicast: UnicastdestinationMACaddress)
■ Access-List ACE Frametype
SettheframetypefortheACL.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> frametype < any | arp | etype | ipv4 | ipv4-
icmp | ipv4-tcp | ipv4-udp | ipv6 | ipv6-icmp| ipv6-tcp | ipv6-udp >
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
frametype:
any: Don't-caretheframetype
arp: Frame type ofARP
etype: Frame type ofetype
ipv4: FrametypeofIPv4
ipv4-icmp: Frame type of IPv4 ICMP
ipv4-tcp: FrametypeofIPv4TCP
ipv4-udp: FrametypeofIPv4TCP
ipv6: FrametypeofIPv6
ipv6-icmp: Frame type of IPv6 ICMP
ipv6-tcp: FrametypeofIPv6TCP
ipv6-udp: FrametypeofIPv6UDP

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■ Access-List ACE Ingress
SettheingressconfigurationfortheACL.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> ingress
{ any | interface {* | gigabitethernet <port-list>} }
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
ingress options:
any: do not care whichingress interface
interface:<port_type>, values are:
* Allswitchesorallports
GigabitEthernet: set specific Gigabit Ethernet Port number
<port-list> portlistin1/1-8
■ Access-List ACE Logging
SettheACLloggingconfiguration.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> logging
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
■ Access-List ACE Mirror
Mirror frame to destination mirror port according to the ACL.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> mirror
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
■ Access-List ACE Next
InsertthecurrentACEbeforethenextACEID,valuesare:
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> next { <ace_id_next> | last}
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
<ace_id_next >: the next ID, values can be: 1-256
last: placethecurrentACEtotheendofaccesslist
■ Access-List ACE Policy
Set the ACE Policy ID.
Note: The logging feature only wor s when the pac et length is less than 1518
(without VLAN tags) and the System Log memory size and logging rate is
limited.

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Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> policy <policy_id>
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
<policy_id>: valuecanbe0-255
■ Access-List ACE Rate Limiter
Setthe ratelimiterIDordisablerate limiterfor specific ACL.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> rate-liimiter {<rate_limiter_id> | disable}
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
<rate_limiter_id>: ratelimiterID(valuesare:1-16)
Disable: disable rate-limiter)
■ Access-List ACE Redirect
RedirectframetospecificportaccordingtoACL.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> redirect
{ disable | interface {* | gigabitethernet <port-list>} }
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
redirect options:
disable: disable redirect
interface:
<port_type>, values are:
* Allswitchesorallports
GigabitEthernet: set specific Gigabit Ethernet Port number
<port-list> portlistin1/1-8
■ Access-List ACE Shutdown
Shutdown Shutdownincomingtrafficaccordingto specificACL.Theshutdown
feature only works when the packet length is less than 1,518 (without
VLAN tags).
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> shutdown
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256

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■ Access-List ACE Tag
Set anACE accordingto packet’sTag status.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> tag <any | tagged | untagged>
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
any: don't-care tagged or untagged
tagged: tagged
untagged: untagged
■ Access-List ACE Tag-Priority
Set the ACE according to packet’s tag priority.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> tag-priority <tag_priority_value >
<ace_id>: ID of aceentry, value canbe 1-256
<tag_priority_value>:
0-1: the range oftag priority
0-3: the range oftag priority
2-3: the range oftag priority
4-5: the range oftag priority
4-7: the range oftag priority
6-7: the range oftag priority
0-7: the value of tagpriority,
value may beanysingle number from1thru 7
any: donnot-care thevalue of tag priorityfield
■ Access-List ACE VID
Set the ACE according to packet’s VLAN ID.
Syntax:
access-list ace <ace_id> vid {<vid> | any}
<vid>: thevalue(s)ofVIDfield,valuesare:1-4095
any: do not-carethevalueof VIDfield

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1. .4 Access-List Rate-Limiter
SettheAccess(Control)ListRateLimiter.
Syntax:
access-list rate-limiter [ <rate_limiter_list> ] { pps <pps_rate> |
100pps <pps100_rate> | kpps <kpps_rate> | 100kbps <kpbs100_rate> }
[<rate_limiter_list>]: ratelimiterid,values are1-16
pps: packetspersecond
kpps: thousandsof packets persecond
100kbps: 100kbitspersecond
1. .5 Aggregation
SetLinkAggregation(LAG)parameters.
Syntax:
aggregation mode { [ smac ] [ dmac ] [ ip ] [ port ] }
mode: Traffic distribution mode
[smac]: sourceMACaffectsthedistribution
[dmac]: destinationMACaffectsthedistribution
[ip]: IPaddressaffectsthedistribution
[port]: IP port affects the distribution
1. .6 Banner
Define a log inbanner. There are three types of banners:
exec: setEXECprocesscreationbanner
login: setloginbanner
motd: setMessageof theDaybanner
Syntax:
banner [ motd ] <banner>
banner exec <banner>
banner login <banner>
The banner text is delimited by a user defined character:
c banner-text c, where ‘c’ is a delimiting character and “banner-text” is the banner.
Example:
Input:
M918(config)# banner x This is the banner. x<CR>
(the delimiter is “x”)

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1. .7 Default
Set a command to its defaults.
Syntax:
default access-list rate-limiter [ <rate_limiter_list> ]
<rate_limiter_list>: ratelimiterID,valuecanbe1-16>
1. .8 Do
Torunexec commandsinconfigmode(whileworkingin asub-menu)
Syntax:
do <command>
1. .9 Dot1x
IEEE Standard protocol for port-based Network Access Control
M918(config)# dot1x??
dot1x authentication timer inactivity
TimeinsecondsbetweencheckforactivityonsuccessfullyauthenticatedMAC
addresses.
Syntax:
dot1x authentication timer inactivity <v_10_to_100000>
<v_10_to_100000>: value can be 10-1,000,000 seconds
dot1x authentication timer re-authenticate
The period between re-authentication attempts in seconds.
Syntax:
dot1x authentication timer re-authenticate <v_1_to_3600>
<v_1_to_3600>: valuecanbe1-3,600seconds
dot1x feature
Globally enables/disables a dot1x feature functionality.
Syntax:
dot1x feature { [ guest-vlan ] [ radius-qos ] [ radius-vlan ] }*1
guest-vlan: Globally enables/disables state of guest-vlan
radius-qos: Globally enables/disables state of RADIUS-assigned QoS.
radius-vlan: Globally enables/disables state of RADIUS-assigned VLAN.
dot1x re-authentication
Set Re-authentication state.
Syntax:
dot1x re-authentication