Ruijie RG-NBS Series User manual

Ruijie RG-NBS Series Switches
Web-Based Configuration Guide

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Preface
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Related Documents
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Description
Command Reference
Describes the related configuration commands, including command modes,
parameter descriptions, usage guides, and related examples.
Hardware Installation and Reference
Guide
Describes the functional and physical features and provides the device
installation steps, hardware troubleshooting, module technical specifications,
and specifications and usage guidelines for cables and connectors.
Conventions

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Overview
1 Overview
eWeb is a Web-based network management system that manages or configures devices. You can access eWeb via browsers
such as Google Chrome.
Web-based management involves the Web server and Web client. The Web server is integrated in a device, and is used to
receive and process requests from the client, and return processing results to the client. The Web client usually refers to a
browser, such as Google Chrome IE, or Firefox.
1.1 Conventions
In this document:
Texts in bold are names of buttons (for example, OK) or other graphical user interface (GUI) elements (for example,
VLAN).
The eWeb management system displays different menus based on the device role, and information on the local page
varies accordingly. The actual GUI prevails. The chapter eWeb Configuration describes all functions.
The eWeb configurations vary with the devicemodel. This document is described byusing NBS5200-24SFP/8GT4XS as
an example.

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2.1 Configuration Preparation
2.1.1 Scenario
As shown in the figure below, you can access the eWeb management system of an access or aggregation switch via a PC
browser to manage and configure the device.
Figure 2-1-1 Network Topology
Note: The device enclosed in the red frame in the preceding figure is the accessed switch. If the switch can be pinged
successfully from the PC, you can access the eWeb management system deployed on the switch.
2.1.2 Deployment
Configuration Environment Requirements
Client requirements:
An administrator can log into the eWeb management system from a Web browser to manage devices. The client refers
to a PC or some other mobile endpoints such as laptops or tablets.
Google Chrome, Firefox, IE9.0 and later versions, and some Chromium-based browsers (such as 360 Extreme Explorer)
are supported. Exceptions such as garble or format error may occur if an unsupported browser is used.
1024 x 768 or a higher resolution is recommended. If other resolutions are used, the page fonts and formats may not be
aligned and the GUI is less artistic, or other exceptions may occur.
Thedevice management IPaddress is10.44.77.200, and the PC can be directly connected tothe device for management
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The client IP address is set in the same network segment as the device IP address, such as 10.44.77.199. The subnet
mask is 255.255.255.0. The default gateway is device management address 10.44.77.1. Alternatively, you can set the IP
assignment mode to Obtain an IP address automatically.
Server requirements:
You can log into the eWeb management system through a LAN port or from Ruijie Cloud on an external network.
The Web service (enabled by default) needs to be enabled on the device.
Login authentication (enabled by default) for Web-based management needs to be configured for the device.
A management IP address needs to be configured for the device (the IP address is automatically obtained by default).
To log into the eWeb management system, open the GoogleChrome browser, and enter 10.44.77.200 in the address bar, and
press Enter.
2.2 Wizard
You need to quickly configure the device (the network name, management password, and management IP address of the
device) when logging into the eWeb management system for the first time (for initial configuration).
Configuration description:
Network Name identifies the network where the device is located (which needs to be entered by the user upon initial
use).
Password indicates the login password. (Please remember the management password and keep it carefully.)
IP Assignment indicates the network access mode of the device, including DHCP (the DHCP server allocates a dynamic
IP addresses) and Static IP Address (the user enters a specified IP address in the required format).

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Figure 2-2-1 Configuration Initialization (Wizard)
Click Create Network & Connect for the device to automatically deliver and initialize device configuration.
Click Exit in the upper right corner. A prompt is displayed and the device can skip the wizard to enter the eWeb management
system of the device.
2.3 Introduction to Web GUI
Device Panel
Figure 2-3-1 Display Panel

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Figure 2-3-2 Edit Panel
Panel description
The panel displays the actual port layout of the switch, including the display panel and edit panel. The display panel shows
various statuses of the ports. The edit panel allows you to click and drag to select one or more ports, select all ports, inverse
ports and deselect ports.
Action
Click the port icon on the panel or drag the mouse to select multiple ports so that the ports become selected. Then, set the
selected ports, for example, add the port description, port mirror, and port rate limit.
Feature
Feature
Description
Home
Displays port information and overall device information.
VLAN
Creates VLANs and sets VLANs and Trunk ports.
Port Flow
Displays and clears traffic and other information of all ports.
MAC List
Displays the MAC addresses learned by the switch, including dynamic and static MAC addresses.
Static MAC
Allows users to manually bind a MAC address to a port of the device. If 802.1x authentication is
enabled on a port, a network device with its MAC address bound to the port is exempted from
authentication.
Dynamic MAC
Displays the learned dynamic MAC table and allows users to manually clear the MAC table based
on the conditions.
MAC Filter
Allows MAC address filtering. Theswitch needs to forward data accordingto the MAC table. When
receiving a packet with a filtered MAC address, the switch discards the packet. If a user initiates
ARP attacks, the MAC address of the user can be configured as an address to be filtered out, so
as to prevent attacks.
Aging Time
Displays and configures the MAC aging time.
ARP List
Displays the IP-MACmapping tables of the network devices connected to interfaces of the device.
L3 Interfaces
Configures VLAN, physical port or aggregate port as layer-3 interfaces.
Static Routing
Configures static routes.
ARP List
Displays all static and dynamic ARP entries.

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Ports
Sets basic port information, link aggregation, port mirroring, port rate limit, management IP
address, and PoE information.
DHCP Snooping
Sets DHCP snooping.
Storm Control
Controls storms.
ACL
Sets and applies ACLs.
Port Protection
Sets port protection to isolate ports.
STP
Configures STP global settings, STP ports and RLDP.
LLDP
Configures LLDP global settings, LLDP ports and displays neighbor information.
RLDP
Configures RLDP global settings, RLDP ports and displays RLDP information.
Network Tools
Sets Ping test, Traceroute test and DNS lookup.
Fault Collection
Packages and compresses the device configuration file, and provides the compressed file to the
developer, so that the developer can decrypt and decompress the file for fault locating.
Cable Diagnostics
Displays the cable diagnostics status, and helps determine whether a cable is short-circuited,
disconnected, or in other abnormal state.
System Time
Displays and sets the system time.
Login Password
Configures eWeb login password.
Session Timeout
Configures the eWeb login timeout period.
Setup
Backs up setup, imports setup, and restores defaults of device settings.
Reboot
Reboots the device and performs scheduled reboot settings.
Overview
Displays login device details and all online devices.
Switches
Displays the switch list for easy management.
Network
Enables configuration of whole system, network merging, and other operations.
System Layout
Figure 2-3-3 System Layout

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2.3.1 Top Navigation Bar
The top navigation bar successively displays the manufacturer logo, network name, and device name on the left, and displays
device shortcuts Ruijie Cloud, Download App, Wizard, and Exit on the right.
Move the mouse to the device name area to display the basic information of the login device.
Move the mouse to Ruijie Cloud to display the link to enter Ruijie Cloud.
Move the mouse to Download App to display the QR code for downloading the App. You can scan the QR code to download
the App for mobile configuration.
Click Exit for the system to log out the current user and jump to the login page, as shown in the figure blow:
Figure 2-3-4 Login Page

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Enter the correct management password of the device to reenter the configuration and management page.
2.3.2 Side Navigation Pane
The side navigation pane displays the function menu of the device (the menu items vary with the device model, and the actual
functions prevail). Click amenu item to display correspondingconfigurationcontentinthemain area onthe right. Click Collapse
in the lower left corner to fold the navigation pane to enlarge the main area.
2.3.3 Main Configuration Area
The main configuration area is used to configure and display settings. The chapter eWeb Configuration describes major
functions.
2.4 Work Mode
The device has two work modes: Standalone and Ad Hoc Network Discovery (default mode).

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Figure 2-4-1 Mode Switching
Mode switchover
Click in Work Mode, and click the Ad Hoc Network Discovery button on the displayed dialog box.
Tips:
1. The page will be refreshed after the work mode is switched over.
2. The system menu varies with the work mode, as shown in the figure below:
Figure 2-4-2 Ad Hoc Network Discovery Mode

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Figure 2-4-3 Standalone Mode

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3 eWeb Configuration (Standalone Mode)
Functions are the same in different work modes. This chapter describes the Web configuration process of the switch in the
standalone mode as an example.
3.1 Home
The Home module displays the basic information about the device and the switch ports, as shown in the figure below:
Figure 3-1-1 Home
The Basic Info area allows you to configure the device name and the management IP address, and switch ’over the work
mode (described in the section Work Mode).
The Port Info area displays the details of all ports. Click Panel View to display the icon color and type corresponding to each
port status.

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Figure 3-1-2 Port Icons
Move the mouse to the port icon on the port panel to display more information, as shown in the figure below:
Figure 3-1-3 Port Panel Details
Click Refresh above the port panel to obtain the latest port traffic and status information.

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3.2 VLAN
The VLAN module includes VLAN List and Port List (ports bound to VLANs).
Figure 3-2-1 VLAN
Click next to VLAN List or next to Port List to fold or expand the list.

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3.2.1 VLAN List
Figure 3-2-2 VLAN List
Batch adding VLANs/Adding a single VLAN
1. Click Batch Add.In thedisplayed dialog box, enter VLANsor a VLANrange(separatemultipleVLANsby usingcommas),
and click OK. The added VLANs are displayed in VLAN List.
2. Click Add. In the displayed dialog box, enter a VLAN (mandatory) and VLAN description, and click OK. The added VLAN
is displayed in VLAN List.
Batch deleting VLANs/Deleting a single VLAN
1. Select multiple entries in VLAN List and click Delete Selected.
2. Click Delete in the Action column. The message "Are you sure you want to delete the VLAN?” is displayed. In the
displayed dialog box, click OK. The message "Delete operation succeeded." is displayed.
Editing a VLAN
1. Click Edit in the Action column. In the displayed dialog box, edit the VLAN description, and click OK. The message "Edit
operation succeeded." is displayed.
Tips
1. The VLAN range is 1–4094.
2. The default VLAN (VLAN 1), management VLAN, native VLAN, and access VLAN cannot be deleted.
3. VLANs added in batches are separated by commas (",").
4. If no VLAN descriptions are configured when VLANs are added, the system creates VLAN descriptions in
corresponding formats, for example, VLAN000XX. VLAN descriptions cannot be repeated.
5. The time for loading the VLAN page increases when there are many VLAN entries.

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3.2.2 Port List
The Port List area allows you to configure the relationships between ports and VLANs. You can configure ports in batches or
a single port.
Figure 3-2-3 Port List
Batch editing ports/Editing a single port
1. Click Batch Edit. In the displayed dialog box, select a port mode, select the required port, set the native VLAN or access
VLAN, and click OK. The message "Operation succeeded." is displayed.
2. Click Edit in the Action column, configure the port mode and VLAN, and click OK. Themessage "Operation succeeded."
is displayed.

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Select ports on the port panel and set the port mode to Access Port or Trunk Port. In Trunk Port mode, configure permitted
VLAN ranges (separated by commas ","), set VLAN IDs for the ports, and click OK. The port list and VLAN list will be updated
correspondingly.
Tips:
1. In Access Port mode, if an access VLAN is configured, only packets tagged with the corresponding access
VLAN ID are permitted. Untagged packets are automatically tagged with this VLAN ID
2. In Trunk Port mode, if a native VLAN is configured, untagged packets are automatically tagged with the
corresponding native VLAN ID. Generally, the native VLAN is included in a permitted VLAN range. Otherwise,
data may be blocked.
3. Improper configuration of port VLANs may lead to failure in accessing the eWeb management system. Exercise
caution during the configuration.