Garland EdgeSafe M10GMSBPv2 User manual
EdgeSafeTM
10G Bypass Modular Network TAP
User Guide By Garland Technology
M10GMSBPv2 / M10GSSBPv2 / M10GESBPv2 / M10G1ACv2 / M10G1DCv2
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Revision
Date
Change description
1.0
30-Nov-08
EdgeSafe Bypass TAP guide – Initial version
1.1
28-Dec-08
Added SNMP commands and trap
1.2
Added WEB interface, added additional SNMP commands, change CLI interface
1.3
17-Mar-09
Update keep_hb_act_mode explanation
1.4
24-Mar-09
Added Whoami command
Added HTTP firmware update
Added Management push button interface
1.5
28-Apr-09
Firmware 0.1.0.5 updates:
Updates hb_interval , hb_holdtime and apply_snmp commands explanation
1.6
7-Jun-09
Add Safety Precautions section
1.7
6-Jul-09
Updates for firmware 1.06
1.8
6-Oct-09
Updates for firmware 1.10
1.9
23-Dec-09
Update for new firmware 2.0
2.0
23-Feb-10
Update section 8.1 – web interface
2.1
15-Apr-10
Updates for firmware 2.0.2
Updates for -48v products
2.2
28-Aug-11
Add show/set_rs232_speed command , set_link command
2.3
27-Sep-11
Add support for the different TAP modes
2.4
26-Oct-11
Add support for permitted IP
Add support for product part number
2.5
8-Apr-12
Added support for TACACS multi users.
Added support for SNMP multi trap destinations.
2.6
5-Aug-12
Added support for M2N mode.
Added support for power supply monitoring.
Added support for disabling WEB interface.
Added support for security update.
Added support for remote save/restore configuration.
Added support for power off module
2.7
15-Sep-13
Update Spec and order information PN for IBSP – HW with power supply trap
capabilities
2.8
17-Oct-13
Added support for Reporting of RX/TX errors in the Web interface / CLI.
Added support for disconnect mode at power off
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Revision
Date
Change description
2.9
24-Nov-13
Update for FW 0.3.0.5
Added commands (CLI, WEB SNMP):
show_rx_tx_err_mode
Set_rx_tx_err_mode
Added to WEB, SNMP interface FAN status
Added support for reporting good link is admin down due to 2PL/M2M
Added support for reporting manual mode device change status events in log file
Adding Copper version
3.0
Adding support for advanced_link and SSH state
Update show_dev_state and show_dev_alert
Added copper module IBSG-T
3.1
FW 3.1.1 - Add support for TACACS multi users, TACACS fallback.
Add support for Internal vlan change
Add support for M2M
3.2
FW 3.1.5 - Add support for Multi SNMP servers
Add support for multi NTP servers
3.4
FW 3.1.7 - Add support for TACACS+ authorization read-only and read-write user
Add support for TACACS+ for serial port
Add support for Control and Info sessions for CLI and WEB users
Add support for shell prompt show the user@hostname and will include in
additional the permission level
Add support for changing ssl certificate for the web UI
3.5
FW 3.2.0 - Add support for Selective Bypass Filters (VLAN/MPLS/IP)
Added support for management port vlan
Add support for cli tab to complete the command
Notes: Several new features supported only with new HW devices (EdgeSafe hardware version 0.3.0.0
and up).
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 10
1.1 TARSHOW RELEASE ....................................................................................................................................
10
2 FEATURES ......................................................................................................................................... 11
2.1 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 11
2.2 BYPASS MODES........................................................................................................................................ 11
2.3 APPLICATION FAILURE (HEARTBEAT) .................................................................................................... 12
2.4 MONITOR LINK FAILURE.......................................................................................................................... 13
2.5 POWER FAILURE........................................................................................................................................ 13
2.6 TAPMODE .................................................................................................................................................. 14
2.7 TAPI12 MODE............................................................................................................................................. 15
2.8 TAPA MODE ............................................................................................................................................... 16
2.9 TAPAI1 MODE............................................................................................................................................. 17
2.10 TAPAI2 MODE........................................................................................................................................... 18
2.11 TAPAI12 MODE......................................................................................................................................... 19
2.12 LINKDROP MODE .................................................................................................................................... 20
2.13 TWO PORT LINK (2PL) ............................................................................................................................. 21
2.14 RESTORE FROM ACTIVE EXPIRE STATE ................................................................................................. 21
2.15 HEARTBEAT ACTIVE MODE .................................................................................................................... 21
3 FRONT PANELS .................................................................................................................................. 22
3.1 IBS FIBER MODULE ................................................................................................................................... 22
3.2 IBS1U – IBS1U WITH 4 IBS MODULES .................................................................................................... 24
3.3 IBSSU – IBS STANDALONE UNIT - FRONT PANEL ................................................................................. 24
4 REAR PANELS .................................................................................................................................... 25
4.1 IBS1U - IBS1U – REAR PANEL .................................................................................................................. 25
4.2 IBSSU – IBS STANDALONE UNIT REAR PANEL ...................................................................................... 25
5 EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) INSTALLATION .............................................................. 26
5.1 RACK MOUNT THE IBS ............................................................................................................................ 26
5.2 CONNECTING POWER TO THE AC IBS UNIT (230V/120V) ................................................................... 26
5.2.1 Verify that the power switch on the IBS unit is OFF. ........................................................................ 26
5.2.2 Connect two power cables to the power supplies on to the back of the IBS. The PWR led's on the
front panel of the IBS will illuminate when switching on the power switch power. .............................. 26
5.3 CONNECTING POWER TO THE DC IBS UNIT (-48VDC) ......................................................................... 26
5.3.1 Use DC power source -48V DC with circuit breaker 5A .................................................................... 26
5.3.2 Verify that the power is OFF on the DC power source ..................................................................... 26
5.3.3 Verify that the power switch on the IBS unit is OFF .......................................................................... 26
5.3.4 Connect the DC input wires to the DC input terminal on the IBS as follows: ................................ 26
I. CONNECT WIRE TO GROUND TERMINAL IBS ( LEFT) ............................................................................... 26
II. CONNECT 0V RETURN TO "+" TERMINAL IBS ( CENTER) ......................................................................... 26
III. CONNECT -48V WIRE TO "-" TERMINAL ( RIGHT) IBS .............................................................................. 26
IV. TURN ON THE DC POWER SOURCE THE PWR LEDs ON THE FRONT PANEL OF THE IBS WILL
ILLUMINATE. .................................................................................................................................................... 26
5.4 CONNECTING THE RS232 DB9 MANAGEMENT CABLE ......................................................................... 27
5.5 CONNECTING THE ETHERNET MANAGEMENT PORT............................................................................ 27
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6 COMMAND LINE INTERFACE (CLI) ................................................................................................... 28
6.1 MAIN MENU .......................................................................................................................................... 28
6.2 COMMANDS LIST .................................................................................................................................. 29
6.3 HEARTBEAT ACTIVE MODE. (HB_ACT_MODE)..................................................................................... 30
6.4 ACTIVE BYPASS MODE .......................................................................................................................... 31
6.5 POWER OFF STATE (PWOFF_STATUS) ................................................................................................. 32
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6.6 HB_INTERVAL (HB_INTERVAL) .............................................................................................................. 32
6.7 HB_HOLDTIME (HB_HOLDTIME) .......................................................................................................... 33
6.8 KEEP HEARTBEAT ACTIVE MODE (KEEP_HB_ACT_MODE) ................................................................. 33
6.9 HEARTBEAT EXPIRATION STATE (HB_EXP_STATE) .............................................................................. 34
6.10 RESTORE FROM HEARTBEAT EXPIRATION EVENT (EN_ACT_HB_RESTORE) ................................... 35
6.11 CHANGE BYPASS STATE ON RX/TX ERROR DETECTION (RX_TX_ERR_MODE) ................................ 36
6.12 SELECTIVE BYPASS FILTER.................................................................................................................... 37
6.13 ADVANCED LINK MODES...................................................................................................................... 39
6.13.1 Set link (available on the IBSG 1G Copper) ..................................................................................... 39
6.13.1 Two port link ....................................................................................................................................... 39
6.13.2 M2N mode .......................................................................................................................................... 40
6.13.1 M2M mode........................................................................................................................................... 40
6.13.1 Advanced_link (available on the IBS 1G/10G fiber) ........................................................................ 41
6.13.2 Set_defualt_advanced_link (available on the IBS 1G/10G fiber).................................................... 41
6.13.1 show/Set Internal VLAN ID ...................................................................................................................
41
6.14 ETHERNET MANAGEMENT PORT IP ADDRESS ................................................................................... 42
6.15 ETHERNET MANAGEMENT PORT NET MASK ADDRESS..................................................................... 42
6.16 ETHERNET MANAGEMENT PORT GATEWAY IP ADDRESS.................................................................. 43
6.17 ETHERNET MANAGEMENT PORT VLAN ID........................................................................................... 43
6.18 TIME ......................................................................................................................................................... 44
6.19 SYSTEM USER (SET_USER) ..................................................................................................................... 45
6.20 DISPLAY CURRENT USER........................................................................................................................ 45
6.21 SYSTEM PASSWORD (SET_PSW) ............................................................................................................ 45
6.22 UNIT NAME. ............................................................................................................................................ 46
6.23 WHO AM I (WHOAMI) ............................................................................................................................ 46
6.24 DISPLAY IBS VERSIONS (SHOW_VER) ................................................................................................... 46
6.25 DISPLAY IBS PARAMETERS (SHOW_PARAMS)...................................................................................... 47
6.26 DISPLAY IBS STATE (SHOW_DEV_STATE) ............................................................................................. 48
6.27 DISPLAY DEVICE ALERT STATUS ........................................................................................................... 49
6.28 DISPLAY DEVICE HARDWARE VERSION (SHOW_HW_VER) ................................................................ 49
6.29 DISPLAY DEVICE FIRMWARE VERSION (SHOW_FW_VER) .................................................................. 49
6.30 DISPLAY DEVICE TRACKING NUMBER (SHOW_DEV_TK_NUM ) ........................................................ 49
6.31 DISPLAY DEVICE FAN STATE (SHOW_FAN_STATUS) ........................................................................... 50
6.32 DISPLAYING POWER SUPPLIES STATES. .............................................................................................. 50
6.33 DISPLAY APPLICATION STATE (SHOW_APPL_STATE) ......................................................................... 51
6.34 DISPLAY RS232 TERMINAL CONNECTION STATE (SHOW_TERM_STATE) ........................................ 51
6.35 DISPLAY/CHANGE RS232 TERMINAL PORT SPEED (SHOW/SET_RS232_SPEED) ............................ 51
6.36 DISPLAY ETHERNET PORT STATE (SHOW_LINK) ................................................................................ 52
6.37 CHANGE ETHERNET PORT AUTO-NEGOTIATION STATUS. ............................................................... 52
6.38 DISPLAY DEVICE LOG FILE (SHOW_LOG) ............................................................................................ 52
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6.39 RESET LOG FILE (RESET_LOG) ............................................................................................................... 53
6.40 RESET ERROR CONDITION (RESET_ERR) .............................................................................................. 53
6.41 SET DEFAULT PARAMETERS (SET_DEFAULT) ....................................................................................... 54
6.42 FIRMWARE UPDATE................................................................................................................................ 56
6.43 REBOOT ................................................................................................................................................... 56
6.44 MODULE POWER OFF ............................................................................................................................. 56
6.45 SHOW/SET WEB HTTPS STATE (WEB_HTTPS_STATE) .......................................................................... 57
6.46 REPLACING THE DEFAULT CERTIFICATE FOR THE WEB UI (SET_CERT) ............................................. 57
6.46.1 Restore the factory default certificate for the web UI (set_cert) .................................................... 57
6.47 SHOW/SET MANAGEMENT SESSION TIMEOUT (SESSION_EXP_TIME) ............................................... 58
6.48 SHOW/SET ETHERNET MANAGEMENT PORT STATUS (MGMT_PORT_STATE) .................................. 58
6.49 SHOW/SET ETHERNET MANAGEMENT PORT PARAMETERS (MGMT_PORT_PARAMS) .................... 59
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6.50 SHOW/SET SNMP TRAPS ENABLE STATE. (SHOW/SET_TRAP) ............................................................ 60
6.51 HEARTBEAT PACKET ............................................................................................................................... 62
6.51.1 SHOW heartbeat packet content ...................................................................................................... 62
6.51.2 Load Heartbeat packet content ........................................................................................................ 62
6.51.3 Restore default heartbeat packet content ....................................................................................... 62
6.51.4 Show/Set heartbeat packet transmit direction ................................................................................ 63
6.51.5 Show/Set criteria for determining heartbeat packet failure. ......................................................... 64
6.52 REMOTE LOG........................................................................................................................................... 65
6.52.1 Show remote log state ........................................................................................................................ 65
6.52.2 Set remote log state............................................................................................................................. 65
6.52.3 Show remote log server IP ................................................................................................................. 65
6.52.4 Set remote log server IP...................................................................................................................... 65
6.53 NTP (NETWORK TIME PROTOCOL) ....................................................................................................... 66
6.53.1 Show NTP state .................................................................................................................................... 66
6.53.2 Set NTP state ........................................................................................................................................ 66
6.53.3 Show NTP server IP .............................................................................................................................. 66
6.53.4 Set NTP server IP .................................................................................................................................. 66
6.53.1 Add NTP server IP ................................................................................................................................. 67
6.53.1 Delete NTP server IP ............................................................................................................................ 67
6.53.2 Send NTP request ................................................................................................................................ 67
6.54 TIMEZONE................................................................................................................................................. 68
6.54.1 Show timezone list ............................................................................................................................... 68
6.54.2 Show timezone ..................................................................................................................................... 69
6.54.3 Set timezone ......................................................................................................................................... 69
6.54.4 Show daylight saving state................................................................................................................... 70
6.55 SHOW TECHNICAL SUPPORT INFORMATION. .......................................................................................
71
6.56 WEB USER............................................................................................................................................... 73
6.56.1 Show WEB user name ...................................................................................................................... 73
6.56.2 Set WEB user name............................................................................................................................ 73
6.56.3 Set WEB user password .................................................................................................................... 73
6.56.1 Disable/Enable WEB interface. ......................................................................................................... 73
6.57 MULTI CONFIGURATION MECHANISM................................................................................................ 74
6.57.1 Display saved IBS configurations. .................................................................................................... 74
6.57.2 Save IBS configuration. ...................................................................................................................... 74
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6.57.3 Restore the IBS saved configuration. ............................................................................................... 74
6.57.4 Remove saved configuration. ............................................................................................................ 74
6.58 TELNET ACCESS....................................................................................................................................... 75
6.59 SSH ACCESS............................................................................................................................................. 76
6.60 STATISTICS COUNTERS.......................................................................................................................... 77
6.61 TACACS+ (TERMINAL ACCESS CONTROLLER ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM PLUS) SUPPORT. ......... 78
6.61.1 TACACS+ state ..................................................................................................................................... 78
6.61.2 Set TACACS+ server IP......................................................................................................................... 78
6.61.3 Add TACACS+ server IP ....................................................................................................................... 79
6.61.4 Del TACACS+ server IP.......................................................................................................................... 79
6.61.5 Show TACACS+ server IP ..................................................................................................................... 80
6.61.6 Set RS232 TACACS+ login .................................................................................................................... 80
6.61.7 Show RS232 TACACS+ login ................................................................................................................ 80
6.61.8 Set TACACS+ login fallback ................................................................................................................. 81
6.61.9 Show TACACS+ login fallback.............................................................................................................. 81
6.61.10 Set TACACS+ secret key .................................................................................................................... 81
6.61.11 Set TACACS+ multi users flag. .......................................................................................................... 82
6.61.1 Display TACACS+ multi users flag ...................................................................................................... 82
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6.61.1 TACACS+ authorization ....................................................................................................................... 82
6.62 PERMITTED IP SUPPORT. ........................................................................................................................ 83
6.62.1 Set/delete permitted IP range ............................................................................................................ 83
6.62.2 Display permitted IP range ................................................................................................................. 83
6.62.3 Check permitted IP range ................................................................................................................... 83
7 SNMP .................................................................................................................................................. 84
7.1 SNMP_ENRTY COMMANDS....................................................................................................................... 84
show_snmp_entry To view the current SNMP entry or the view all entries use the command:
show_snmp_entry [entry_index|all] - ........................................................................................................... 84
7.1.1 add_snmp_entry - ................................................................................................................................... 85
Add new SNMP entry (up to 11 different entries) ........................................................................................ 85
7.1.2 Select SNMP entry - sel_snmp_entry - .................................................................................................. 86
7.1.3 Set/show_snmp_user ............................................................................................................................. 87
set_snmp_user XXX - set snmp user name (5 - 30 symbols). ...................................................................... 87
7.1.4 snmp version .......................................................................................................................................... 88
7.1.5 snmp server ip ....................................................................................................................................... 89
7.1.6 snmp community access – show/set_snmp_access........................................................................... 93
7.1.7 snmp password – set_snmp_user_psw ............................................................................................... 94
7.1.8 snmp community status (show/set_snmp_status) ............................................................................. 94
7.1.1 SNMP TRAP IP port - show/set_snmp_trap_port ................................................................................ 95
7.1.2 SNMP MSG IP port - show/set_snmp_msg_port ................................................................................. 95
7.2 SNMP VARIABLES ....................................................................................................................................... 96
7.3 SNMP TRAPS. ............................................................................................................................................ 101
7.4 SNMP REQUEST EXAMPLES (NET-SNMP APPLICATION) ...................................................................... 103
7.5 DISPLAYING LOG FILE VIA SNMP ........................................................................................................... 103
7.6 SNMP AGENT, NET-SNMP AND COPYRIGHT ........................................................................................ 103
8 WEB INTERFACE ................................................................................................................................ 104
8.1 STARTING WEB INTERFACE ..................................................................................................................... 104
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8.2 LOGIN ........................................................................................................................................................ 104
8.3 INFORMATION PAGE ............................................................................................................................... 105
8.3.1 Information page for device with hardware 0.3.0.11 and up. ........................................................ 106
8.3.2
Logoff.............................................................................................................................................................. 106
8.3.3 Information area description. ........................................................................................................... 106
8.4 BYPASS PAGE .......................................................................................................................................... 108
8.4.1 Bypass configuration area description.............................................................................................. 108
8.4.2 Selective bypass filter .......................................................................................................................... 110
8.4.3 Advanced features configuration area .............................................................................................. 110
8.4.1 RX/TX errors processing ...................................................................................................................... 110
8.5 SYSTEM PAGE............................................................................................................................................ 113
8.5.1 configuration area ............................................................................................................................... 113
8.5.2 TACACS+ configuration area .............................................................................................................. 114
8.5.3 Time configuration area ..................................................................................................................... 115
8.5.4 NTP configuration area ...................................................................................................................... 115
8.5.5 Ethernet management port area ...................................................................................................... 115
8.6 ACCOUNT PAGE....................................................................................................................................... 117
8.6.1 Interface................................................................................................................................................ 117
8.6.2 User....................................................................................................................................................... 117
8.6.3 Password.............................................................................................................................................. 117
8.6.4 Session timeout .................................................................................................................................. 117
8.7 SNMP PAGE.............................................................................................................................................. 118
8.7.1 SNMP Entry........................................................................................................................................... 118
8.7.2 Access.................................................................................................................................................... 119
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8.7.1 Name...................................................................................................................................................... 119
8.7.1 Status .................................................................................................................................................... 119
8.7.2 SNMP control port................................................................................................................................ 119
8.7.3 SNMP trap account ............................................................................................................................. 119
8.7.4 SNMP trap control................................................................................................................................ 119
8.8 LOG FILE PAGE ........................................................................................................................................ 121
8.8.1 Remote log file control area .............................................................................................................. 121
8.9 HB PACKET PAGE............................................................................................................................. 122, 123
8.10 RESCUE PAGE......................................................................................................................................... 123
8.10.1 Device firmware update area............................................................................................................ 124
8.10.2 System restore are ............................................................................................................................. 124
8.10.3 Technical support area ...................................................................................................................... 125
9 MANAGEMENT PUSH BUTTON INTERFACE ..................................................................................... 126
9.1 MAIN MENU .............................................................................................................................................. 126
9.2 INFO MENU .............................................................................................................................................. 126
9.3 INFOMNF MENU: ..................................................................................................................................... 127
9.4 OP MENU .................................................................................................................................................. 127
10 APPENDIXES ................................................................................................................................... 128
10.1 KEY FEATURES........................................................................................................................................ 128
10.2 BYPASS SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................................... 129
10.3 PRODUCT DEFAULT SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................. 129
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10.4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................ 129
10.4.1 IBSH ..................................................................................................................................................... 129
10.4.2 IBS10G-SR / IBS10G-SR ...................................................................................................................... 130
10.4.3 IBS10G-LR / IBS10GP-LR.................................................................................................................... 131
1.1 IBSG –SX / IBSGP-SX................................................................................................................................. 131
1.1.1 Fiber Gigabit Ethernet Technical Specifications - (1000Base-SX) Adapters: .................................. 131
1.1.2 LED and Connector Specifications ..................................................................................................... 132
1.2 IBSG-LX / IBSGP-LX................................................................................................................................... 133
1.2.1 Fiber Gigabit Ethernet Technical Specifications - (1000Base-LX) Adapters: .................................. 133
1.2.2 LED and Connector Specifications ..................................................................................................... 133
10.5 APPENDIX D: ORDER INFORMATION: ................................................................................................. 134
10.6 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS........................................................................................................................... 138
10.6.1 Safety considerations for the IBS rack mounting: ......................................................................... 138
10.7 TFTP SERVER INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION. ...................................................................... 139
10.7.1 Windows TFTP server installation and configuration.................................................................... 139
10.7.2 Linux TFTP server installation and configuration .......................................................................... 139
10.8 MANAGEMENT SERIAL (RS232) CABLE DRAWING............................................................................. 140
10.9 NET-SNMP COPYRIGHT. ....................................................................................................................... 140
10.10 TACACS+ COPYRIGHT. ........................................................................................................................ 145
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure: 1. IBS Bypass Switch Normal Mode. ................................................................................................ 12
Figure: 2. IBS Bypass Switch Passive Mode. ................................................................................................. 13
Figure: 3. IBS Bypass Switch TAP Mode. ....................................................................................................... 14
Figure: 4. IBS Bypass Switch TAPI12 Mode. .................................................................................................. 15
Figure: 5. IBS Bypass Switch TAPA Mode. ..................................................................................................... 16
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Figure: 6. IBS Bypass Switch TAPAI1 Mode. .................................................................................................. 17
Figure: 7. IBS Bypass Switch TAPAI2 Mode. .................................................................................................. 18
Figure: 8. IBS Bypass Switch TAPAI12 Mode. ................................................................................................ 19
Figure: 9. IBS Bypass Switch Linkdrop Mode. ............................................................................................... 20
Figure: 10. IBS module front panel. ............................................................................................................... 22
Figure: 11. IBS1U with 4 IBS modules ........................................................................................................... 24
Figure: 12. IBSSG front panel ........................................................................................................................ 24
Figure: 13. IBS1U rear panel. ......................................................................................................................... 25
Figure: 14. IBSSG – Stand-alone unit rear panel. ........................................................................................ 25
Figure: 15. MCB#RS232- RJ11 to DB9 Management serial cable. ............................................................140
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1 Introduction
EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) is an active external Bypass switch that protects network integrity
from network failures and network maintenance. The IBS generates a heartbeat and
supports several modes of operation.
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) includes two duplex LC ports for network ports, two SFP+
ports for the attached in-line network system and two management ports: serial port (RJ-11)
and 1GB Ethernet port (RJ-45). The IBS supports 10 Gigabit Multimode Fiber (10GBase-SR)
and 10 Gigabit single mode fiber (10GBase-LR) network standards.
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) supports 1 Gigabit Multimode Fiber (1000Base-SR) and 1
Gigabit single mode fiber (1000Base-LX) network standards.
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) is a 1U host system that supports up to four EdgeSafe Bypass
TAPs. The Bypass switch host includes two redundant 110 – 220 V AC power supplies or two
redundant -48V power supplies.
1.1 TarSHOW release
P/N
Description
Notes:
IBS10G-SR
10 Gigabit (MM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
10G - Multimode
IBS10G-LR
10 Gigabit (SM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
10G– Single mode
IBSG-SR
Gigabit (MM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
1G - Multimode
IBSG-LR
Gigabit (SM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
1G – Single mode
IBS1U
Intelligent Bypass Switch 1U host system
1U host system
IBS10GP-SR
10 Gigabit (MM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
10G - Multimode
(with power supply trap
capabilities)
IBS10GP-LR
10 Gigabit (SM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
10G– Single mode
(with power supply trap
capabilities)e
IBSGP-SR
Gigabit (MM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
1G - Multimode
(with power supply trap
capabilities)
IBSGP-LR
Gigabit (SM) Fiber Intelligent Bypass Switch
1G – Single mode
(with power supply trap
capabilities)
IBSGP-T
Gigabit Copper Intelligent Bypass Switch
1G – Copper
(with power supply trap
capabilities)
IBS1UP
Intelligent Bypass Switch 1U host system
1U host system
(with power supply trap
capabilities)
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2 Features
2.1 General
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) supports four operation modes: Inline, Bypass, Tap and
Linkdrop modes.
In Inline mode, the IBS diverts in-line network traffic to the attached in-line network system.
In Bypass mode, the IBS diverts in-line network traffic to the other network link only.
In Tap mode, incoming traffic in port NET0 is mirrored to port MON0 and incoming traffic in
port NET1 is mirrored to port MON1.
In Linkdrop mode the IBS disables the links on the network ports (NET0, NET1). The IBS
simulates switch / router cable disconnection.
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) continuously generates heartbeat packets to the in-line
Monitor / Network appliance port, the Monitor Network appliance receives heartbeat packets
and transmits it to its other port (bridges the heartbeat packet). As long as the IBS detects the
heartbeat packet coming back it maintains the Inline mode state.
When the EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) does not detect the heartbeat packet from the Network
/ Monitor the IBS sets to Bypass. When the Network / Monitor appliance recovers, it
transmits the heartbeat packet back and the IBS sets from Bypass to Inline.
The IBS includes a "Double Safe" Bypass architecture. The Garland Technology "Double safe"
bypass architecture is based on two separate Bypass routing circuitries: An Active Bypass
circuitry and a Passive Bypass circuitry. If the internal active bypass routing circuitry fails, the
passive Bypass routing circuitry is activated.
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) can be configured via a management serial communication
port and via management Ethernet port using telnet, SSH or SNMP.
2.2 Bypass Modes
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) sets to Bypass /TAP /Linkdrop mode when one of the
following events occurs:
●Application failure (Heartbeat)
●Monitor Link failure.
●Manual Bypass.
●Power failure or power off.
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2.3 Application failure (Heartbeat)
The EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) continuously generates heartbeat packets to the in-line
Monitor / Network appliance port, the Monitor/ Network appliance receives heartbeat
packets and transmits it to its other port (bridges the heartbeat packet).
As long as the EdgeSafe Bypass TAP (IBS) detects the heartbeat packet is received from the
Monitor/ Network appliance, it will maintain the Normal / In-Line mode state.
In event of application failure ( including power failure of the Monitor /Network appliance )
the heartbeat packets are not transmitted back by the Monitor / Network appliance and since
the IBS does not receive the heartbeat packet it sets to Active Bypass or TAP or Linkdrop
mode according to the predefined settings of the heartbeat expiration state. During Active
Bypass and TAP modes the network traffic continues to flow through the network ports and
is not diverted to the monitor ports. As soon as the Monitor / Network appliance recovers
and starts transmitting back the heartbeat packets, the IBS will set to Normal / In-Line mode
after detecting the heartbeat packets for a period set by the "hb_holdtime" parameter.
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Figure: 1. EdgeSafe Bypass Normal Mode.
2.4 Monitor Link Failure
The IBS supports Monitor ports failure detection. In an event of Link failure on one of the
monitor ports, the IBS bypasses the Ethernet ports by switching to “Active Bypass” mode. The
network traffic continues to flow through the network ports and is not diverted to the
monitor ports. When the Monitor link is restored, it transmits back the heartbeat packet, the
IBS will then set to Inline mode state after detecting the heartbeat packets for a period set by
the "hb_holdtime" parameter.
The "hb_holdtime" parameter can be changed via the management port from its initial
default mode.
2.5 Power Failure
The IBS supports Bypass on Power failure. In event of power loss the IBS bypasses the
Ethernet ports by switching to Passive Bypass Mode. The network traffic continues to flow
through the network ports and is not diverted to the monitor ports. When power is restored,
the IBS will set to Normal / Inline mode state after detecting the heartbeat packets for the
period set by the "hb_holdtime" parameter.
The "hb_holdtime" parameter can be changed via management port from their initial default
mode.
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Figure: 2. EdgeSafe Bypass Passive Bypass Mode.
2.6 Mode
The IBS supports TAP Mode, when it is enabled, incoming traffic in port NET0 is mirrored to
port MON0 and incoming traffic in port NET1 is mirrored to port MON1.
Figure: 3. EdgeSafe Bypass TAP Mode.
2.7 TAPI12 mode
The IBS supports TAPI12 Mode, when it is enabled, incoming traffic in port NET0 is mirrored
to port MON0 and incoming traffic in port NET1 is mirrored to port MON1. Packets can be
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2.8 TAPA mode
The IBS supports TAPA Mode, when it is enabled, incoming traffic in port NET0 is mirrored to
both monitor ports and incoming traffic in port NET1 is mirrored to both monitor ports.
Figure: 5. EdgeSafe Bypass TAPA Mode
2.9 TAPAI1 mode
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The IBS supports TAPAI1 Mode, when it is enabled, incoming traffic in port NET0 is mirrored
to both monitor ports and incoming traffic in port NET1 is mirrored to both monitor ports.
Packets can be injected from port MON0 to both network ports.
Figure: 6. EdgeSafe Bypass TAPAI1 Mode.
2.10 TAPAI2 mode
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The IBS supports TAPAI2 Mode, when it is enabled, incoming traffic in port NET0 is mirrored
to both monitor ports and incoming traffic in port NET1 is mirrored to both monitor ports.
Packets can be injected from port MON1 to both network ports.
Figure: 7. EdgeSafe Bypass TAPAI2 Mode.
2.11 TAPAI2 mode
The IBS supports TAPAI12 Mode, when it is enabled, incoming traffic in port NET0 is mirrored
to both monitor ports and incoming traffic in port NET1 is mirrored to both monitor ports.
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Packets can be injected from each monitor port to both network ports.
Figure: 8. EdgeSafe Bypass TAPAI12 Mode
2.12 Linkdrop mode
In Linkdrop mode the IBS disables the links on the network ports (NET0, NET1). The IBS
simulates switch / router cable disconnection.
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Figure: 9. EdgeSafe Bypass Linkdrop Mode
2.13 Two Port Link (2PL)
The IBS supports a two ports link feature. When enabled, if one of the network ports link fails
it will drop the link on the other network port as well
2.14 Restore from active expire state
The IBS supports manual and auto restoring from heartbeat expiration event.
2.15 Heartbeat active mode
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