Eneo IAR-7SE2024MMA User manual

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User Manual
Gigabit Switch, Managed, 250W,
24x PoE, 4x SFP, 1000Mbps,
Wall-/Rack mounting, Desktop
IAR-7SE2024MMA

About This Document
This document is Web-based Configuration Guide, including Web network
management system (short for Web system) configuration instructions. It is intended for engineers
or anyone who needs to configure the switch by Web system.
Announcement
The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
The document is only used as operation guide, except for other promises. No warranties of any
kind, either express or implied are made in relation to the description, information or suggestion
or any other contents of the manual.
The images shown here are indicative only. If there is inconsistency between the image and
the actual product, the actual product shall govern.
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
DANGER Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk, which if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
WARNING Indicates a hazard with a medium or low level of risk, which if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, could
result in equipment damage, data loss, performance degradation, or
unexpected results.
NOTE Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement important
points in the main text.

Content
Configuration Instruction ..........................................................................................................1
Environments Requirements ....................................................................................................2
2.1 Hardware Requirements ....................................................................................................2
2.2 Software Requirements......................................................................................................2
3.1 Set Static IP for the Management Computer.....................................................................3
3.2 Confirm the Network Connection by Ping Command ........................................................5
3.3 Cancel the Proxy Server ....................................................................................................5
4.1 Login and Start...................................................................................................................7
4.2 Web System User Interface...............................................................................................8
4.3 Saving Configuration..........................................................................................................9
4.4 Viewing Configuration ........................................................................................................9
4.5 User Timeout......................................................................................................................9
4.6 Logging-out Web System...................................................................................................9
6.1 Port Setting.........................................................................................................................11
6.2 Storm..................................................................................................................................12
6.3 Speed Limit ........................................................................................................................13
7.1 Power Control ....................................................................................................................15
7.2 Schedule ............................................................................................................................17
8.1 Port VLAN ..........................................................................................................................19
8.2 VLAN Forward....................................................................................................................20
8.3 MAC-based VLAN..............................................................................................................21
8.4 Protocol-based VLAN.........................................................................................................21
8.5 QinQ...................................................................................................................................23
8.6 PVLAN................................................................................................................................24
9.1 QoS Setting........................................................................................................................26
9.2 DSCP .................................................................................................................................27
10.1 TRUNK...............................................................................................................................28
10.2 RSTP..................................................................................................................................29
10.3 Loopback............................................................................................................................32
10.4 Fast Ring............................................................................................................................33
10.5 CCM...................................................................................................................................35
11.1 Static Address Lock............................................................................................................36
11.2 802.1x Authentication.........................................................................................................37
11.3 RADIUS Database.............................................................................................................39
12.1 SNMP.................................................................................................................................40
12.2 Port Mirror ..........................................................................................................................42

12.3 Email Alarm........................................................................................................................43
12.4 IGMP Snooping..................................................................................................................44
12.5 DHCP.................................................................................................................................45
12.6 DHCP Relay.......................................................................................................................47
12.7 DHCPv6 Snooping.............................................................................................................48
12.8 Telnet Setting .....................................................................................................................49
13.1 Flow Statistics ....................................................................................................................50
13.2 MAC Table..........................................................................................................................51
14.1 IPAddress..........................................................................................................................52
14.2 User Management..............................................................................................................53
14.3 Log Information ..................................................................................................................54
14.4 File Management ...............................................................................................................55
14.5 Web Access Control...........................................................................................................57
14.6 One Key Smart...................................................................................................................57

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Configuration Instruction
To facilitate configuration and the maintenance of the switch, the Web system is provided to users.
You can log in the Web system to configure and maintain devices through the graphic user interface
(GUI).
The Web-based configuration guide describes the configuration and maintenance of the switch
through the Web system. It is intended for engineers or anyone who needs to configure the switch
through the Web system.
Web System Overview
The Web system provides the functions as below.
System Status
Port Setting
PoE ( Only apply to PoE switches)
VLAN
QoS
LACP
Port Security
Network Management
Network Statistics
System Management
Please follow the instructions below to configure the Web system.

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Environments Requirements
2.1 Hardware Requirements
The management PC recommended as below.
Make sure the management PC has already been with Ethernet port.
Use a network cable to connect the Ethernet port of PC and the Ethernet port of the switch.
2.2 Software Requirements
The browser version recommend as below.
IE10 or higher
Firefox browser
Chrome

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Set Up Network Connection
Before login the Web system to start configuration, users need to set up the network connection as
follow steps.
Set the IP of the PC and the switch in the same network segment. The default IP address of the
switch is 192.168.1.200, network gate is 255.255.255.0.
The port to connect management PC for Web setting must be management VLAN. By default,
management VLAN is VLAN 1, and each port of the switch is VLAN1.
If you need to connect theremote network, please make sure the managementPC and the router
can do the jobs above.
This product can't assign the IP address for the management PC, please configure the
management static IP manually before web configuration.
3.1 Set Static IP for the Management Computer
Operation steps (take Windows 7 as sample)
Click <Start> to enter the <Start> menu, select <Control Panel> Double click <Network
Connection> icon, then double click the <Local Connection> icon, <Local Area Connection
Status> window pops out.

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Click <Property> button, enter <Local Area Connection Property> window.
Select <Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)>, click <Property> button, enter <Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Properties> window. Select the option <Use the following IP address>, input IP address (use
arbitrary value between 192.168.1.1~ 192.168.1.254, except 192.168.1.200) and the subnet
mask (255.255.255.0).
Click "OK" to finish the configuration.
Note:
·DNS server address can be empty or be filled in with the real server address.

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3.2 Confirm the Network Connection by Ping Command
Operation Steps as below:
Click <Start> button to enter <Start> menu, select <Run>, popping out the dialog.
Input "ping 192.168.1.200", and press enter. If there is equipment response displaying in the pop
out dialog, that means network connection succeed, otherwise please check if the network
connection is correct.
3.3 Cancel the Proxy Server
If this management PC uses proxy server to visit the internet, then the proxy service must be
prohibited as follows:
In browser, select <Tool/Internet Option> to enter <Internet Options> window.

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Select <Connections> tab in <Internet Options> window, and click <LAN Setting> button.
Check if the <Use a proxy server for your LAN> option is selected. If selected, please deselect
the option. Then click <OK> button.
Note:
·Please follow the steps to check if the switch is installed correctly:
·Whether the physical connection of the equipment is correct?
·Use network cable to connect the product’s Ethernet port (except the console port) with
managed computer network card, and ensure the link LED of the port is on.
·Whether the computer TCP/IP agreement setting is correct?
·Management PC's IP address must be 192.168.1.x (x range is 1~254 and x can’t be 200,
otherwise it will conflict with the product IP address 192.168.1.200), subnet mask:
255.255.255.0.
·Whether the computer's port VLAN ID is 1?
·By default, the management VLAN is VLAN 1, same as each port of switch.
Now the setting up tasks are finished.
Users can login the Web system and start configuration as following.

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Login the Web System
4.1 Login and Start
Open the browser, input the switch default address.
Press Enter, the user login page will show in front of you as follows.
Items
Default value
Switch default address
192.168.1.200
Subnet mask
255.255.255.0
Administrator’s account
admin
Administrator’s password
admin
Input Administrator’s account and password, press Enter, and click <Login in>, the Web system page
will be shown as below:

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4.2 Web System User Interface
Interface Layout
The layout and style of the Web system client GUI are described as follows.
Items
Descriptions
1
Language setting area
2
Navigation tree
3
Your Position
4
Configuration area
Operation Field and Buttons
The elements that users usually use on the Web system GUI are described as follows.
Items
Descriptions
Input box.
Please input the value as required.
Drop down list box.
Please choose the value as required.
Enable/ disable option.
Please choose as required.
Modify button.
Click to change the configured parameter.
Add button.
Click to add the parameter into the system.
Delete button.
Click to delete the parameter from the system.
Edit button.
The same as <Modify>, click to change the configured parameter.
Save button.
Click to the save the configurations.
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3
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Refresh button.
Click to reload the page.
4.3 Saving Configuration
After performing configuration, users need to save the configuration data. If you do not save the
configuration data, the configuration that you made will be lost after reboot.
To save configurations, please click the <Save> button at the bottom of the page to save the
configuration data to memory.
4.4 Viewing Configuration
Finished configuration, click <Refresh> button on the page, users can view the saved configuration.
4.5 User Timeout
If users do not perform any operations on the Web system GUI for a long time, your account will be
logged out and the login page is displayed.
The auto-log out interval time is 5 minutes by default.
If you need to continue operations, please log in again.
4.6 Logging-out Web System
To protect security of user accounts and switches, please log out of the Web system immediately
after finishing the configurations.
Users can log out of the Web system in either of the following ways:
Click on the top right corner of the page to close the browser.
Click on the top right corner of the page of Web system.

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System Status
This chapter describes system status configuration. Users can configure system status and view the
configuration information.
By default the switch supports local time setting.
Procedure
Choose <System Management> <Time> in the navigation tree to open the page.
Local time.
Set the parameters as required.
Items
Descriptions
Default value
World Time Zone
Display different time zones around the world.
Select the time zone as required or “Auto Adjust
DST”.
Time Allocation
Choose local time.
System Time
Display the current time of the system.
-
PC Time
Display the current time of management PC.
-
Click to update the <System Time> to synchronize
with the <PC Time>.
-
Device Name
Name the switch by inputting the name.
-
Contact Information
Input the contact information.
-
ContactAddress
Input the contact address.
-
Click <Save>.
Use NTP.
Choose <Use NTP>. NTP is used when all the equipment clocks in the network have to be kept
the same, meanwhile to ensure the accuracy of the clocks.
Set the parameters as required.
Items
Descriptions
Default value
NTP Server
Enter the correct NTP server’s IP address to start
setting.
Null
Click <Save>.

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Port Setting
This chapter describes Ethernet interface configurations.Users can configure the interfaces and view
configuration information.
The switch provides Ethernet interfaces, Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. Configure these interfaces as
required.
6.1 Port Setting
Procedure
Choose <Port Setting> <Port Setting> in the navigation tree to open the page.
Enable the function.
Configure the interfaces.
Items
Descriptions
Default value
Port Enable
Choose <Enable> to enable the function.
If a port is disable, it can’t forward data.
Enable
Port Rate
Indicates the interface speed, including:
·Auto negotiation
·10 Mbits/s
·100 Mbits/s
·1000 Mbits/s
Auto
Negotiation

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·10 Gbits/s (please refer to the actual switch)
When the port rate is auto negotiation, the port can
automatically and directly connected the device on the
other side to negotiate the port speed.
Duplex Mode
Indicates the duplex mode of the interface, including
·Auto negotiation
·Full duplex
·Half duplex
To enable an interface to send and receive packets at the
same time, enable the full duplex mode on the interface.
To disable an interface from sending and receiving
packets at the same time, enable the half duplex mode on
the interface.
Auto
Negotiation
Flow Control
Enable/disable the flow control function.
If two switches have enabled the function, when one of
them has be congested, it will send message to the other
switch to notify it to temporarily stop sending messages or
slow down the sending speed. Once receiving the
message, the other one will stop sending or slow down
the sending speed of messages so as to avoid packet
loss and ensure normal operation of network services.
Disable
Port Range
Select the ports that need to be set. Multiple interfaces
can be selected.
Null
Click <OK> to change the configuration.
Click <Save>.
6.2 Storm
Storm control prevents broadcast storms and ensures device forwarding performance.
To limit the rate of incoming broadcast packets, multicast packets, and unknown unicast packets and
prevent heavy traffic on a device, users can configure storm control on an interface.

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Procedure
Choose <Port Setting> <Storm> in the navigation tree to open the page.
Configure the interfaces.
Set the parameters as required.
Items
Descriptions
Default value
Port Range
Select the ports that need to be set. Multiple interfaces
can be selected.
Null
Broadcast
Storm
Configure the broadcast storm control.
The value ranges from 1 to 1000. When the value is null,
there is no limit.
Null
Multicast
Storm
Configure the multicast storm control.
The value ranges from 1 to 1000. When the value is null,
there is no limit.
Null
Unknown
Unicast
Storm
Configure the unicast storm control.
The value ranges from 1 to 1000. When the value is null,
there is no limit.
Null
Click <Edit> to change the configuration.
Click <Save>.
6.3 Speed Limit
The switch provides port-based entry speed limit. Users can restrict every port traffic flows or cancel
port flow restriction. Userscan choose a fixed rate, the range is: downlink ports1 1000Mbps, uplink
port 1 1000Mbps, the accuracy is 1Mbps. Port restrictions including unicast packets, multicast
packets and broadcast packets.
Users can view detailed information about interface-based rate limiting. Before sending traffic from
an interface, users can configure rate limit on the interface in the outbound direction to control all
outgoing packets, and configure rate limit on the interface inbound direction to control all incoming
packets.

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Procedure
Choose <Port Setting> <Speed Limit> in the navigation tree to open the page.
Enable the function.
Configure the interfaces.
Items
Descriptions
Default value
Port Range
Select the ports that need to be set. Multiple interfaces
can be selected.
Null
Input Speed
The max input rate of port.
The value ranges 64 kbps ~1000000 kbps. When the
value is null, there is no rate limit for the interfaces.
Null
Output Speed
The max output rate of port.
The value ranges 64 kbps ~1000000 kbps. When the
value is null, there is no rate limit for the interfaces.
Null
Click <Edit> to change the configuration.
Click <Save>.

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PoE
This chapter describes PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) configurations. Users can configure the output
power of the switch and the interfaces.
This chapter only applies to the switches that support PoE function.
7.1 Power Control
Currently, the network devices are deployed flexibly; therefore, the cabling of power supply is
complicated. To simplify cabling, users can configure the PoE function on the switch.
Users can set global PoE parameters and the PoE parameters on an interface, and view the PoE
status of the switch and interfaces.
Procedure
Choose <PoE> <Power Control> in the navigation tree to open the page.
Set global PoE parameters.
Set the parameters as required.
Items
Descriptions
Default value
PoE Provided
Input the maximum provided power of the switch.
The value is less than the full load power consumption of
the switch.
Based on the
switch type.

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Overload Limit
The limit percentage that allows over the preset <Power
Provided> value.
The value is less than 10%.
This parameter is optional.
5%
Reserved Rate
Input the reserved rate from the preset <Power
Provided> value.
The value ranges from 0 to 100%.
The switch supports reserved power function for
reliability.
The actual value of input power the switch divides to the
interfaces (named as V) is equal to the value of <Power
Provided> minus the value of <Power Provided>
multiplies <Reserved Rate>.
If the required input power of the switches over the value
of real input power, the reserved power will be divided to
each port as further demand.
This parameter is optional.
0%
Click <OK> to save the configuration.
The current power status will be displayed in the items of <Power status> as below.
Items
Descriptions
Consumed
Power
The total actual output power of all the interfaces.
Remaining
The actual remained input power of the switch, not including the reserved
power.
Reserved
The actual reserved power of the switch.
The value is equal to the value of <Power Provided> minus <Remaining>.
Provided
The preset input power. The value is equal to <Power budget >.
Set the PoE parameters on an interface as required.
Items
Descriptions
Default value
Port Range
Select the ports that need to be set. Multiple interfaces
can be selected.
Null
Priority
Indicates the power priority of an interface, including
·Low
·Middle
·High
In the same priority, the interfaces with larger port number
will be shut off first when the power is not enough.
Low
Power Limit
Input the maximum output power of the interfaces.
The value ranges from 0 to the max power of each
interface. Please refer to the specifications of the switch.
Null
Click the button, and click <Edit> to enable the PoE
function of the selected interfaces.
Enable
Click to disable the PoE function of the selected
interfaces.
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Click <OK> to save the configuration.