Optical Systems Design OSD2512 User manual

User Manual
OSD2512
MANAGED 12 x 10/100/1000BASE-T (RJ45)
AND 2 x 1G (SFP) ETHERNET SWITCH

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INDEX 1
1PRODUCT DESCRIPTION......................................................................................................8
2FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION...............................................................................................8
3QUICK START GUIDE ..........................................................................................................10
3.1 OSD2512 FRONT AND REAR PANELS..............................................................................10
3.2 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS................................................................................................ 11
3.3 LED INDICATORS....................................................................................................................12
3.4 FITTING SFP CONNECTORS .....................................................................................................13
3.5 CLI OVERVIEW....................................................................................................................14
CONNECT TO CLI ...........................................................................................................................14
CLI COMMANDS (TOP LEVEL) ....................................................................................................16
RESET CONFIGURATION TO FACTORY DEFAULT .................................................................17
SET HOSTNAME AND ADMIN USER PASSWORD.................................................................... 18
SET VLAN 1 IP ADDRESS .............................................................................................................. 19
DISPLAY AND SAVE CONFIGURATION TO FLASH................................................................. 19
3.6 GUI OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................................20
DEFAULT SETTING ........................................................................................................................20
LOG INTO THE SWITCH ................................................................................................................ 20
IP CONFIGURATION.......................................................................................................................20
USERS AUTHENTICATION............................................................................................................ 21
SAVE CONFIGURATION TO START-UP......................................................................................23
4USER MANUAL.......................................................................................................................24
4.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................... 24
4.2 INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................................25
4.3 OSD2512 DIMENSIONS.......................................................................................................26
5OSD2512 FRONT AND REAR PANELS............................................................................... 27
5.1 FRONT PANEL .....................................................................................................................27
5.2 REAR PANEL.......................................................................................................................... 27
6POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS......................................................................................28
7LED INDICATORS .................................................................................................................29
8FITTING SFP CONNECTORS..............................................................................................30
9GUI CONFIGURATION.........................................................................................................31
9.1 GUI MENU ............................................................................................................................ 32
9.2 CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................................33
SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................................ 33
TIME ZONE .............................................................................................................................................39
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ........................................................................................................................40
GREEN ETHERNET .........................................................................................................................43
LEDS INTENSITY..........................................................................................................................................45
MAINTENANCE ...........................................................................................................................................45
WHAT IS EEE ............................................................................................................................................. 46
PORT CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................47
THERMAL PROTECTION CONFIGURATION ............................................................................. 49
PORT CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................51
DHCP .................................................................................................................................................54
GLOBAL MODE ...........................................................................................................................................54
VLAN MODE .............................................................................................................................................55
EXCLUDED IP ADDRESS ................................................................................................................................56
POOL SETTING ............................................................................................................................................57
SECURITY......................................................................................................................................... 62
COMMAND AUTHORIZATION METHOD CONFIGURATION HELP ...........................................................................67
ACCOUNTING METHOD CONFIGURATION HELP ................................................................................................67
GLOBAL SETTINGS .......................................................................................................................................76

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TRAP DESTINATION CONFIGURATIONS............................................................................................................76
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................................90
PORT CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................90
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................................93
PORT CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................95
FORCE AUTHORIZED ....................................................................................................................................95
FORCE UNAUTHORIZED ................................................................................................................................95
PORT-BASED 802.1X ..................................................................................................................................95
SINGLE 802.1X ..........................................................................................................................................96
MULTI 802.1X........................................................................................................................................... 96
MAC-BASED AUTH..................................................................................................................................... 96
NAVIGATING THE VLAN CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................... 112
NAVIGATING THE ARP INSPECTION TABLE..................................................................................................... 115
ARP INSPECTION TABLE COLUMNS ..............................................................................................................115
GLOBAL CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................................................117
SERVER CONFIGURATION............................................................................................................................ 118
ADDING A NEW SERVER .............................................................................................................................119
GLOBAL CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................................................120
SERVER CONFIGURATION............................................................................................................................ 120
ADDING A NEW SERVER .............................................................................................................................121
AGGREGATION.............................................................................................................................122
HASH CODE CONTRIBUTORS .......................................................................................................................122
AGGREGATION GROUP CONFIGURATION....................................................................................................... 123
LINK OAM CONFIGURATION.....................................................................................................126
LOOP PROTECTION......................................................................................................................130
SPANNING TREE...........................................................................................................................132
IPMC PROFILE CONFIGURATIONS ...........................................................................................141
MVR CONFIGURATIONS............................................................................................................. 145
IPMC................................................................................................................................................148
NAVIGATING THE IGMP SNOOPING VLAN TABLE.......................................................................................... 151
IGMP SNOOPING VLAN TABLE COLUMNS ...................................................................................................151
NAVIGATING THE MLD SNOOPING VLAN TABLE ...........................................................................................157
MLD SNOOPING VLAN TABLE COLUMNS..................................................................................................... 157
LLDP................................................................................................................................................161
LLDP PARAMETERS...................................................................................................................................162
LLDP INTERFACE CONFIGURATION...............................................................................................................162
FAST START REPEAT COUNT ......................................................................................................................... 165
TRANSMIT TLVS.......................................................................................................................................165
COORDINATES LOCATION ...........................................................................................................................166
CIVIC ADDRESS LOCATION ..........................................................................................................................167
EMERGENCY CALL SERVICE..........................................................................................................................168
POLICIES 169
POLICIES INTERFACE CONFIGURATION...........................................................................................................171
SYNCE CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................... 173
CLOCK SOURCE NOMINATION AND STATE .....................................................................................................173
CLOCK SELECTION MODE AND STATE............................................................................................................175
STATION CLOCK CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................176
SYNCEPORTS...........................................................................................................................................176
ETHERNET PROTECTION SWITCHING ....................................................................................178
MAINTENANCE ENTITY POINT................................................................................................. 180
ETHERNET RING PROTECTION SWITCHING..........................................................................182
MAC ADDRESS TABLE CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................184
AGING CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................................................184

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MAC TABLE LEARNING ..............................................................................................................................185
STATIC MAC TABLE CONFIGURATION........................................................................................................... 185
GLOBAL VLAN CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................187
GLOBAL VLAN CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................187
PORT VLAN CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................................... 188
VLAN TRANSLATION ..................................................................................................................192
PRIVATE VLANS...........................................................................................................................195
OVERVIEW 197
CONFIGURATION....................................................................................................................................... 197
VCL..................................................................................................................................................198
VOICE VLAN CONFIGURATION................................................................................................206
ETHERNET SERVICES.................................................................................................................. 210
MODIFICATION BUTTONS ...........................................................................................................................217
INGRESS MATCHING ..................................................................................................................................218
ACTIONS 219
EGRESS OUTER TAG...................................................................................................................................219
MODIFICATION BUTTONS ...........................................................................................................................220
QOS..................................................................................................................................................221
MIRRORING AND REMOTE MIRRORING CONFIGURATION...............................................241
MIRRORING & REMOTE MIRRORING CONFIGURATION.....................................................................241
SESSION 242
MODE 242
TYPE 242
VLAN ID 242
REFLECTOR PORT ......................................................................................................................................243
SOURCE VLAN(S)CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................243
REMOTE MIRRORING PORT CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................243
CONFIGURATION GUIDELINE FOR ALL FEATURES............................................................................................. 244
UPNP CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................................246
PTP EXPERNAL CLOCK MODE .................................................................................................. 247
PTP EXTERNAL CLOCK CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................247
PTP CLOCK CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................248
GVRP CONFIGURATION..............................................................................................................250
SFLOW CONFIGURATION...........................................................................................................252
AGENT CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................................253
RECEIVER CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................................253
PORT CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................................................254
UDLD PORT CONFIGURATION.................................................................................................. 255
9.3 MONITOR ..............................................................................................................................257
SYSTEM .......................................................................................................................................... 257
NAVIGATING THE SYSTEM LOG INFORMATION TABLE ......................................................................................262
SYSTEM LOG INFORMATION ENTRY COLUMNS ...............................................................................................263
GREEN ETHERNET .......................................................................................................................265
FAN STATUS.............................................................................................................................................267
THERMAL PROTECTION STATUS............................................................................................. 268
PORTS..............................................................................................................................................269
RECEIVE TOTAL AND TRANSMIT TOTAL .........................................................................................................274
RECEIVE AND TRANSMIT SIZE COUNTERS....................................................................................................... 275
RECEIVE AND TRANSMIT QUEUE COUNTERS ..................................................................................................275
RECEIVE ERROR COUNTERS......................................................................................................................... 275
TRANSMIT ERROR COUNTERS...................................................................................................................... 275
LINK OAM ......................................................................................................................................277
RECEIVE TOTAL AND TRANSMIT TOTAL .........................................................................................................277

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LOCAL AND PEER....................................................................................................................................... 279
DHCP ...............................................................................................................................................284
DATABASE COUNTERS................................................................................................................................284
BINDING COUNTERS ..................................................................................................................................285
DHCP MESSAGE RECEIVED COUNTERS.........................................................................................................285
DHCP MESSAGE SENT COUNTERS ...............................................................................................................285
BINDING IP ADDRESS ................................................................................................................................287
DECLINED IP ADDRESSES ............................................................................................................................289
NAVIGATING THE DHCP SNOOPING TABLE.................................................................................................... 290
DHCP SNOOPING TABLE COLUMNS .............................................................................................................290
SERVER STATISTICS....................................................................................................................................292
CLIENT STATISTICS..................................................................................................................................... 292
RECEIVE AND TRANSMIT PACKETS................................................................................................................294
SECURITY....................................................................................................................................... 296
USER MODULE LEGEND..............................................................................................................................298
PORT STATUS ...........................................................................................................................................298
PORT STATE .............................................................................................................................................303
PORT COUNTERS.......................................................................................................................................303
SELECTED COUNTERS .................................................................................................................................306
ATTACHED MAC ADDRESSES ......................................................................................................................307
NAVIGATING THE ARP INSPECTION TABLE..................................................................................................... 311
ARP INSPECTION TABLE COLUMNS ..............................................................................................................311
NAVIGATING THE IP SOURCE GUARD TABLE ..................................................................................................313
IP SOURCE GUARD TABLE COLUMNS............................................................................................................313
RADIUS SERVERS.....................................................................................................................................315
RADIUS AUTHENTICATION STATISTICS ........................................................................................................317
RADIUS ACCOUNTING STATISTICS ..............................................................................................................320
AGGREGATION.............................................................................................................................332
AGGREGATION GROUP STATUS ...................................................................................................................332
LOOP PROTECTION STATUS...................................................................................................... 337
SPANNING TREE...........................................................................................................................338
MVR................................................................................................................................................. 342
NAVIGATING THE MVR CHANNELS (GROUPS)INFORMATION TABLE .................................................................343
MVR CHANNELS (GROUPS)INFORMATION TABLE COLUMNS ...........................................................................343
NAVIGATING THE MVR SFM INFORMATION TABLE........................................................................................345
MVR SFM INFORMATION TABLE COLUMNS .................................................................................................345
IPMC................................................................................................................................................347
NAVIGATING THE IGMP GROUP TABLE ........................................................................................................349
IGMP GROUP TABLE COLUMNS..................................................................................................................349
NAVIGATING THE IGMP SFM INFORMATION TABLE.......................................................................................351
IGMP SFM INFORMATION TABLE COLUMNS ................................................................................................351
NAVIGATING THE MLD GROUP TABLE..........................................................................................................355
MLD GROUP TABLE COLUMNS ...................................................................................................................355
NAVIGATING THE MLD SFM INFORMATION TABLE ........................................................................................357
MLD SFM INFORMATION TABLE COLUMNS.................................................................................................. 357
LLDP................................................................................................................................................359
LLDP NEIGHBORS EEE INFORMATION..........................................................................................................365
GLOBAL COUNTERS ...................................................................................................................................367
LOCAL COUNTERS......................................................................................................................................368
ETHERNET SERVICES.................................................................................................................. 369
PTP................................................................................................................................................... 371
PTP EXTERNAL CLOCK DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................371
PTP CLOCK DESCRIPTION ...........................................................................................................................372

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MAC TABLE................................................................................................................................... 373
NAVIGATING THE MAC TABLE .................................................................................................................... 374
MAC TABLE COLUMNS.............................................................................................................................. 374
VLANS.............................................................................................................................................375
NAVIGATING THE VLAN MEMBERSHIP STATUS PAGE......................................................................................375
SFLOW ............................................................................................................................................379
RECEIVER STATISTICS .................................................................................................................................379
PORT STATISTICS....................................................................................................................................... 380
UDLD............................................................................................................................................... 381
UDLD PORT STATUS.................................................................................................................................. 381
NEIGHBOUR STATUS.................................................................................................................................. 381
9.4 DIAGNOSTICS ........................................................................................................................383
PING................................................................................................................................................. 383
LINK OAM ......................................................................................................................................384
LINK OAM MIB RETRIEVAL .......................................................................................................................384
PING6 (ICMPV6 PING) ..................................................................................................................385
VERIPHY CABLE DIAGNOSTICS ...............................................................................................387
9.5 MAINTENANCE......................................................................................................................389
RESTART DEVICE......................................................................................................................... 389
FACTORY DEFAULTS..................................................................................................................390
SOFTWARE.....................................................................................................................................391
IMAGE INFORMATION................................................................................................................................392
CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................................393
10 WARRANTY..........................................................................................................................398
10.1 WARRANTY PERIOD........................................................................................................398
10.2 REPAIRS.............................................................................................................................. 398
WARRANTY REPAIRS.................................................................................................................. 398
OUT-OF-WARRANTY REPAIRS..................................................................................................398
SITE REPAIRS ................................................................................................................................398
EXCLUSIONS ................................................................................................................................. 398
FIGURE 1: FRONT PANEL..................................................................................................................10
FIGURE 2: REAR PANEL....................................................................................................................10
FIGURE 3: POWER CONNECTION....................................................................................................11
FIGURE 4: FITTING/REMOVING SFP CONNECTORS ................................................................... 13
FIGURE 5: FRONT PANEL..................................................................................................................27
FIGURE 6: REAR PANEL....................................................................................................................27
FIGURE 7: POWER CONNECTION....................................................................................................28
FIGURE 8: FITTING/REMOVING SFP CONNECTORS ................................................................... 30
TABLE 1: DC POWER CONNECTION............................................................................................... 11
TABLE 2: LED FUNCTION ................................................................................................................. 12
TABLE 3: DC POWER CONNECTION............................................................................................... 28
TABLE 4: LED FUNCTION ................................................................................................................. 29

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1PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This manual describes how to install and setup the OSD2512 Managed Ethernet Switch. To get the
most out of this manual, the user should have an understanding of Ethernet networking concepts. This
manual is in two parts –A Quick Start Guide section and a detailed user manual format.
The OSD2512 is a managed 12-port 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ45 and 2-port 1G (SFP) Ethernet Switch
designed to operate in tough industrial applications providing real-time redundant performance. The
SFP modules are sold separately.
The unit will operate on either 1310nm and/or 1550nm singlemode. Standard operation over at least
10km of singlemode fiber is possible by use of the appropriate SFP optical devices. It normally
requires two fibers per SFP port but is optionally available for one fiber operation.
A major benefit of the OSD2512 is its reliable and consistent performance over the -25°C to +70°C
temperature range.
2FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Managed L2 switch for small to medium-sized enterprise networks requiring high throughput
Redundant and self-healing network
Industrial IP communications for rugged environments
General
∆L2 managed Ethernet switch
∆ITU-TG.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection Switching
∆CPU Memory 128MB
∆User-friendly web browser based GUI
∆CLI and SNMP management
Port Control
∆Port speed, duplex mode, and flow control
∆Port status -- link monitoring
∆Port statistics -- MIB counters
∆Port cable diagnostics
QoS
∆Traffic classes (1, 2, or 4, 8 active priorities)
∆Port default priority and user assigned priority
∆Scheduler priority
∆QoS control
∆Storm control
L2 Switching
∆IEEE 802.1D Bridge with auto MAC learning/aging
∆IEEE 802.1Q static VLAN
∆Private VLAN (static)
∆44Gbps switching backplane
∆IEEE 802.1Q-2005–Rapid spanning tree (RSTP)
∆IEEE 802.3ad Link aggregation, static and LACP
∆DHCP client
∆Port mirroring
Security
∆Port-based 802.1X
∆Web and CLI authentication and authorization

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QAM
∆IEEE 802.1ag Service OAM
∆IEEE 802.3ah Link OAM
Multicasting
∆IGMP Snooping (IGMPv2, IGMPv3)
∆Multicast Listener Discovery (MLD) v1 and v2
Power Saving
∆Ethernet energy efficient
–Link down power savings
–Scales power based on cable length
∆Thermal protection
Management
∆HTTP server
∆Web management
∆CLI console port
∆Management access filtering
∆System log
∆Software download through web
∆SNMPv1/v2c/v3Agent
∆IEEE 802.1AB-2005 Link Layer Discovery, LLDP
∆Configuration download or upload
∆RFC 1213 MIB II
∆RFC 3621 LLDP-MED power
∆RFC 3635 Ethernet-like MIB
∆RFC 4188 Bridge MIB
∆Private MIB framework
∆IEEE 802.1 MSTP MIB
∆IEEE802.1AB LLDP

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3QUICK START GUIDE
3.1 OSD2512 FRONT AND REAR PANELS
FIGURE 1: FRONT PANEL
1. Board Status LED
2. USB Console Port
3. View LED Mode Button
4. View Mode LEDs Indicators
5. Copper Port Status LEDs
6. RJ45 Copper Ports
7. SFP Fiber LED
8. SFP Fiber Ports
9. SFP Fiber LED
10. Reset Button
FIGURE 2: REAR PANEL
11. Earth
12. Power 1 LED
13. Dual Redundant Power Input
14. Power 2 LED
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14

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3.2 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS
Connect the dual redundant power to the 4-way terminal block located on the rear of the unit.
The OSD2512 requires external +10 to +36VDC @ 40VA Max power.
FIGURE 3: POWER CONNECTION
TABLE 1: DC POWER CONNECTION
External Power Pin
Specification
Pin 1, Pin 3
0V (Ground Isolated)
Pin 2, Pin 4
+10 to +36VDC @ 40VA max

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3.3 LED INDICATORS
TABLE 2: LED FUNCTION
Function
Board Status LED
•Green –Normal status
•Red Blinking –Internal Warning
View Mode LED
Indicators
Controlled by View LED Mode Button. Pressing the Mode button cycles
the Copper Port Status LED indication.
Speed Mode Duplex Mode Status Mode Reserved .
Copper Port
Status LED
The Copper Port Status LED will indicate different information.
Speed Mode:
•Green –1Gbps
•Yellow –100MBps
•Off –No Connection
•Blinking - Traffic
Duplex Mode:
•Green –Full Duplex
•Yellow –Half Duplex
•Off –No Connection
•Blinking - Traffic
Status Mode:
•Green –Connection good
•Off –No Connection
Fiber Port Status
LED
•Green –1Gbps
•Off –No Connection
•Blinking - Traffic

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3.4 FITTING SFP CONNECTORS
Care should be taken when inserting/removing the SFP connectors from the SFP port as SFP modules
are Electrostatic (ES) sensitive and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) precautions should be taken when
installing. Ensure that the SFP is fully engaged and latched into position.
Inserting SFP –Ensure that the SFP lever is in the locked position and insert into appropriate SFP
port. Gently push the SFP until it locks into place. Remove plastic/rubber dust cap and fit appropriate
fiber cable.
Removing SFP –Remove fiber connector. Pull the SFP lever down to unlock SFP from housing.
Using the lever, gently pull the SFP out.
Fiber SFP
FIGURE 4: FITTING/REMOVING SFP CONNECTORS
Inserting
SFP
Removing
SFP
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2

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3.5 CLI OVERVIEW
CONNECT TO CLI
The Silicon Laboratories CP210x VCP Drivers is needed to be installed on the PC before connecting
the switch.

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1. Connect the Console Port on UUT to PC with USB cable (Type A to Type B).
2. Using HyperTerminal, SecureCRT, etc to set up the following parameters.
Baud Rate: 115200
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: None
3. Check the link by pressing <ENTER>. The line should jump to the next line.
4. Using the Username and password to login the switch
5. If there is no user input for a period of time, the user will be locked out and will require to re-
enter by pressing ENTER.
6. The admin username is operating at the highest priveldge level (level 15) and has full control
over the OSD2512 and its configuration. On this level, the admin can reset the OSD2512
configuration to factory default.

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CLI COMMANDS (TOP LEVEL)
By entering “?” a list of CLI commands available with a brief description will be displayed
Some terminal emulators like SecureCRT support the “Tab” key. At the # prompt pressing the “Tab”
key will also produce a list of available commands within the command level. Partially typing a
command and hitting “Tab” key will autocomplete the command.

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Help may be requested at any point in a command by entering a question mark “?”. If there are no
command arguments available the help list will be empty and the user must backup (backspace) until
entering a “?” shows the available options. There are two types of help provided;
1. Full help is available when the user is ready to enter a command argument (eg. “show”) and
describes each possible argument.
2. Partial help is provided when an abbreviated argument is entered and user wants to know what
arguments match the input (eg “show pr?”)
Note that there are sub-commands for every 1st level commands eg. # clear ? will display all sub
command arguments associated with the clear command. The CLI will then display # clear and wait
for the sub command.
RESET CONFIGURATION TO FACTORY DEFAULT
To reset the configuration to factory defaults;
# reload defaults
When the promt returns, the unit has reverted to factory defaults

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SET HOSTNAME AND ADMIN USER PASSWORD
The CLI has several different modes. When entering the CLI through the admin entry, the mode is in
exec mode. This allows the user to modify configuration files, reload defaults, system information etc.
When the unit is in configuration mode, the user can change detailed configurations.
To set the OSD2512 host name, the unit needs to be first set to configuration mode then enter the
hostname command, then a chosen hostname. After this is entered, the units requires an ‘exit’ from
configuration mode.
The host name has now changed to “OSD2512-Sec1” and can be seen on the prompt.
A new password for the ‘admin’ user is recommended to be set.
In the example above the password was changed to “OSD”. Other users can be added using the above
method.

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SET VLAN 1 IP ADDRESS
To display current IP address and subnet mask details;
# show ip interface brief
To configure a new IP address the unit needs to be first set to configuration mode then enter the
interface vlan number, then a chosen ip address. An ‘exit’ from configuration mode is also required
when changes are made. Note that the chosen input arguments (IP address/Subnet mask) are not in bold
shown in the example below.
# configure terminal
(config)# interface vlan 1
(config-if-vlan)# ip address dhcp fallback 192.168.0.99 255.255.0.0
(config-if-vlan)# exit
Note: IP addresses can only be assigned to VLAN interfaces.
After configuration the IP address is completed, the newly allocated IP address can be checked again
by typing in;
# show ip interface brief
If the DHCP negotiation failed, the fallback IP is assigned (192.168.0.99)
DISPLAY AND SAVE CONFIGURATION TO FLASH
It is necessary to save any changes to FLASH storage in the ‘startup-config’ otherwise the changes will
not take effect when the unit is powered off. To save the changes the configuration needs to be copied
to the startup configuration.
# copy running-config startup-config

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3.6 GUI OVERVIEW
DEFAULT SETTING
•IP Address: 192.168.0.99
•Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
•Gateway: 192.168.0.1
•User Name: admin
•Password: (None)
LOG INTO THE SWITCH
•Connect a switch port to a PC, Change the PC’s network IP address to connect to the switch
(i.e.: 192.168.0.2).
•In a web browser, enter the URL 192.168.0.99.
•Enter the username and password.
IP CONFIGURATION
In the treemap on the left, expand the Configuration System IP.
Enter the IPv4 address and Mask Length in the table.
Choose the management VLAN ID to access that IP in VLAN table if VLAN function is required.
If the multiple IP addresses are required, click Add Interface to add more IP interface.
Click Save to save the configuration.
Use new IP address to access the switch.
PS: All configuration changes must be saved otherwise all the changes will be lost after
rebooting!