StarTech.com IES101002SFP User manual

Manual Revision: 08/07/2015
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IES101002SFP
10-Port L2 Managed Gigabit Ethernet
Switch with 2 SFP Slots - Rack Mountable
*actual product may vary from photos

Instruction Manual
FCC Compliance Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
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protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
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if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is
likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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Table of Contents
Product diagram ....................................................................................1
Front view .................................................................................................................................................... 1
Rear view...................................................................................................................................................... 1
Introduction............................................................................................2
Packaging contents.................................................................................................................................. 2
Features ........................................................................................................................................................ 2
Specications.............................................................................................................................................. 4
Performances.............................................................................................................................................. 4
LED indicators............................................................................................................................................. 5
Web management..................................................................................6
Congure the switch for the rst time .............................................................................................. 6
Change your password ........................................................................................................................... 7
About the setting options in the Web management UI.............................................................. 7
Changing the Conguration settings .................................................23
Change the System Information settings......................................................................................... 23
Change the System IP settings............................................................................................................. 23
Change the System IPv6 settings........................................................................................................ 24
Change the NTP Conguration settings........................................................................................... 25
Change the Time settings ...................................................................................................................... 25
Change the Log settings ........................................................................................................................ 27
Change the LED settings........................................................................................................................ 27
Change the EEE settings......................................................................................................................... 28
Change the Port settings........................................................................................................................ 29
Change the User settings....................................................................................................................... 30
Change the Privilege Levels settings ................................................................................................. 31
Change the Authentication Method settings................................................................................. 31

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Set up the Secure Shell management interface ............................................................................ 32
Enable HTTPS ............................................................................................................................................. 33
Congure the access management settings................................................................................... 33
Congure the SNMP settings................................................................................................................ 34
Change the SNMPv3 community conguration settings........................................................... 35
Change the SNMPv3 User settings..................................................................................................... 36
Change the SNMPv3 Group settings ................................................................................................. 37
Change the SNMPv3 View settings..................................................................................................... 38
Change the SNMPv3 Access settings................................................................................................. 38
Change the RMON Statistics settings ................................................................................................ 39
Change the RMON History settings.................................................................................................... 40
Change the RMON Alarm settings...................................................................................................... 41
Change the RMON Event settings....................................................................................................... 43
Change the Port Security Limit Control settings........................................................................... 44
Change the Network Access settings ................................................................................................ 46
Change the Ports settings...................................................................................................................... 52
Change the Rate Limiters settings...................................................................................................... 53
Change the Access Control List settings........................................................................................... 54
Change the Snooping Conguration settings ............................................................................... 56
Change the Relay settings ..................................................................................................................... 57
Change the IP Source Guard settings................................................................................................ 59
Change the Static Table settings ......................................................................................................... 60
Change the Conguration settings .................................................................................................... 60
Change the Static ARP Inspections Table settings........................................................................ 61
Change the Authentication Server Conguration settings....................................................... 61
Change the Static settings..................................................................................................................... 62
Change the LACP settings ..................................................................................................................... 63
Change the Loop Protection settings................................................................................................ 65
Change the Spanning Tree settings ................................................................................................... 66
Change the MSTI Mapping settings................................................................................................... 67
Change the MSTI Priorities settings ................................................................................................... 68

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Change the CIST ports settings............................................................................................................ 68
Change the MSTI Ports settings........................................................................................................... 70
Change the MVR settings....................................................................................................................... 71
Change the IGMP Snooping Conguration settings.................................................................... 73
Change the VLAN Conguration settings........................................................................................ 74
Change the Port Group Filtering settings ........................................................................................ 75
Change the Basic Conguration settings......................................................................................... 76
Change the VLAN Conguration settings........................................................................................ 77
Change the MLD Conguration settings.......................................................................................... 78
Change the LLDP settings...................................................................................................................... 79
Change the LLDP-MED settings........................................................................................................... 81
Change the MAC Table settings........................................................................................................... 88
Change the VLAN Memberships settings......................................................................................... 89
Change the Ports settings...................................................................................................................... 89
Change PVLAN Membership settings ............................................................................................... 91
Change the Port Isolation settings ..................................................................................................... 92
Change the MAC-based VLAN settings............................................................................................. 92
Change the Protocol to Group settings ............................................................................................ 93
Change the Group to VLAN settings.................................................................................................. 94
Change the IP subnet-based VLAN settings.................................................................................... 95
Change the Voice VLAN Conguration settings ............................................................................ 96
Change the OUI settings ........................................................................................................................ 97
Change the Port Classication settings ............................................................................................ 98
Change the Port Policing settings.......................................................................................................99
Change the Port Scheduler settings .................................................................................................. 100
Change the Port Shaping settings...................................................................................................... 101
Change the Port Tag Remarking settings......................................................................................... 101
Change the Port DSCP settings............................................................................................................ 102
Change the DSCP-Based QoS settings.............................................................................................. 103
Change the DSCP Translation settings.............................................................................................. 104
Change the DSCP Classication settings.......................................................................................... 105

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Change the QoS Control List settings................................................................................................ 105
Change the Storm Control settings.................................................................................................... 107
Change the Mirror Conguration settings....................................................................................... 108
Change the UPnP settings..................................................................................................................... 108
Change the sFlow settings..................................................................................................................... 109
Changing the Monitor settings............................................................112
Change the Information settings........................................................................................................ 112
Change the CPU Load settings............................................................................................................. 113
Change the Log settings ........................................................................................................................ 113
Change the Detailed Log settings ...................................................................................................... 114
Change the Detailed Log settings ...................................................................................................... 115
Change the Trac Overview settings................................................................................................ 115
Change the QoS Statistics settings..................................................................................................... 116
Change the QCL Status settings.......................................................................................................... 117
Change the Detailed Statistics settings ............................................................................................ 118
Change the ACL Status settings........................................................................................................... 120
Change the Switch settings...................................................................................................................121
Change the Port settings........................................................................................................................ 122
Change the Switch settings...................................................................................................................123
Change the NAS Statistics Port settings ........................................................................................... 124
Change the ACL Status settings........................................................................................................... 128
Change the Snooping Statistics settings.......................................................................................... 130
Change the Relay Statistics settings................................................................................................... 131
Change the ARP Inspection settings.................................................................................................. 132
Change the IP Source Guard settings................................................................................................ 133
Change the RADIUS Overview settings ............................................................................................ 133
Change the RADIUS Details settings.................................................................................................. 134
Change the RMON Statistics settings ................................................................................................ 135
Change the RMON History settings.................................................................................................... 137
Change the Alarm settings.................................................................................................................... 138

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Change the System Status settings.................................................................................................... 139
Change the Port Status settings.......................................................................................................... 140
Change the Port Statistics settings..................................................................................................... 141
Change the Loop Protection settings................................................................................................ 141
Change the Bridge Status settings ..................................................................................................... 142
Change the Port Status settings.......................................................................................................... 144
Change the Port Statistics settings..................................................................................................... 144
Change the Statistics settings .............................................................................................................. 145
Change the MVR Channel Groups settings ..................................................................................... 146
Change the MVR SFM Information settings .................................................................................... 146
Change the Snooping Status settings............................................................................................... 147
Change the Groups Information settings ........................................................................................ 148
Change the IPv4 SFM Information settings..................................................................................... 149
Change the MLD Status settings......................................................................................................... 150
Change the Groups Information settings ........................................................................................ 151
Change the IPv6 SFM Information settings..................................................................................... 151
Change the Neighbours settings ........................................................................................................ 152
Change the LLDP-MED Neighbours settings.................................................................................. 153
Change the EEE settings......................................................................................................................... 157
Change the Port Statistics settings..................................................................................................... 159
Change the MAC Table settings........................................................................................................... 160
Change the VLAN Membership settings .......................................................................................... 160
Change the VLAN Port settings............................................................................................................ 162
Change the MAC-Based VLAN settings............................................................................................. 163
Change the sFlow settings..................................................................................................................... 164
Testing the connectivity of the network ............................................166
Change the Ping settings....................................................................................................................... 166
Change the Ping6 settings..................................................................................................................... 166
About device maintenance...................................................................167
Restart the device ..................................................................................................................................... 167

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Restore the factory default settings................................................................................................... 167
Update your rmware ............................................................................................................................. 167
Change the Image Select settings...................................................................................................... 168
Save the switch conguration to an XML le.................................................................................. 168
Restore the switch to a backup conguration................................................................................ 168
Technical Support ..................................................................................169
Warranty Information............................................................................169

1
Product diagram
Front view
Rear view
LED indicators
Gigabit Open SFP slots
Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 ports
Reset button
Cooling fan
DC power
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Introduction
This switch is a Web Smart switch equipped with 8 ports 10/100/1000BaseT(X)
and 2 ports Gigabit SFP open slots, and provides a broad range of features for
Layer2 switching. It was designed for easy installation and high performance in an
environment where the trac is on the network and the number of users increases
continuously. The smart and ecient power design is designed to improve power
usage.
Packaging contents
• 1 x 10-port Gigabit Ethernet switch with 2 open SFP slots
• 2 x mounting brackets (1 set)
• 3 x power cords (NA/UK/EU)
• 1 x instructional manual (CD)
• 1 x instruction manual
Features
Feature Description
Dual images Prevents any kind of upgrading process failure
IPv4 Supports IPv4 addressing, management, and Quality of
Service (QoS)
IPv6 Supports IPv6 addressing, management, and Multicast
Listener Discovery (MLD) snooping
Supports local and remote Syslog Server with 3 levels (Info,
Warning, and Error)
Power saving LED power management
802.3az EEE
Security Private VLAN (static)
Access Control Lists (ACLs) for ltering, policing, and port
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Authentication Telnet, Web - user name and password
Telnet - Secure Shell (SSH)
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) v1/v2c -
community strings
SNMP version 3 - MD5 or SHA password
Port-based 802.1x
Port limiting Input rate limiting per port (manual setting or ACL)
Port conguration Speed, duplex mode, ow control, maximum transmission
unit (MTU), and power saving mode
Port mirroring 1 session, up to 10 source port to 1 analysis port per session
Port aggregation IEEE 802.3ad link aggregation, static, and Link Aggregation
Control Protocol (LACP)
Spanning Tree
Algorithm
Supports standard Spanning Tree Protocol (STP), Rapid
Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP), and Multiple Spanning Tree
Protocol (MSTP)
IEEE 802.1D bridge Supports dynamic data switching and learning addresses
Quality of Service Trac classes (1, 2, or 4/8 active priorities)
Storm control for UC, MC, and BC
DHCP Client
Conguration Save and restore conguration
Firmware Supports upgrade and rmware image switch using Web and
console port
CLI command Supports command line interface (CLI) commands with
console port (Baudrate: 115200, DataBit: 8, Parity: N, StopBit1)

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Specications
Standard
• IEEE 802.3ad link aggregation
• IEEE 802.3x ow control
• IEEE 802.1x Port-based Network Access Control
• IEEE 802.1Q VLAN tagging
• IEEE 802.1D Spanning Tree Protocol
• IEEE 802.1w Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
• 24 integrated IEEE 802.3ab-compliant 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet
MIBs
• RFC 1213 MIB-II
• RFC 3411 SNMP Management Frameworks
• RFC 3621 LLEP-MED power
• RFC 3635 Ethernet-like MIB
• RFC 4188 Bridge MIB
• IEEE 802.1AB LLDP MIB
• RFC 3621 Power Ethernet
Performances
Information
• MAC address: 8 K, 4 K VLAN support
• Packet memory: 4 Mb of integrated shared memory
• Jumbo frame: 9.6 K
• Transmission method: Store and forward

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LED indicators
The LED indicators present real-time information about systematic operation status.
The following table provides descriptions of LED statuses and meanings.
LED Status Description
Power On System is on
O System is o
Link or activity Blinking Activating link and data
O Port is disabled or
disconnected

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Congure the switch for the rst time
Note: You can use the LED activity to check the status of the switch while you
congure it.
To congure the switch, complete the following steps:
1. Place the switch close to the computer that you’re using to complete the
conguration.
2. Connect an Ethernet cable from the port of your computer to any of the ports on
the front panel of the switch.
3. Turn on the switch and observe the LED activity to conrm that the switch is
connected.
4. Change your computer’s IP address so that it’s the same subnet as the switch’s.
The following table describes the default login information:
IP address 192.168.2.1
IP mask 255.255.255.0
IP router 0.0.0.0
Username admin
Password
5. On your computer, open a Web browser and navigate to 192.168.2.1.
6. In the Username eld, type admin.
7. Leave the Password eld blank, and click OK.
Web management
The following section describes the features of the Web Smart switch, including
instructions on how to congure each feature using the Web interface.

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Change your password
After you set up the switch for the rst time, before you congure the switch, you
should change the password.
To change your password, complete the following steps:
1. On your computer, open a Web browser and navigate to 192.168.2.1.
2. In the Username eld, type admin.
3. Leave the Password eld blank, and click OK.
4. Click Security.
5. Click Switch.
6. On the Password tab, enter the old and new passwords.
About the setting options in the Web management UI
The Web management UI includes several elements that you can use to congure the
settings for your switch. These UI elements include text elds, drop-down lists, radio
buttons, and check boxes.
Note: When you change any of the setting options, remember to click Save to apply
your changes.
The following table describes some of the options that are available on the main
screen of the Web management UI:
Button Description
Save Apply your changes to the switch.
Reset Restore the settings to what they were before you saved the changes.
View the Help information for the screen that you’re currently on.
Log out of the Web management UI.

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When you log in to the Web management UI, the default screen that you see is the Port
State Overview screen:
Ports 1 to 8 are Gigabit Ethernet ports, and ports 9 and 10 are the SFP slots. When the
port image is green, it means that the port is connected.
By default, Auto-refresh mode is turned o. When Auto-refresh mode is turned on, the
state of the ports is automatically refreshed every 5 seconds. To turn on Auto-refresh
mode, select the Auto-refresh check box. To manually update the state of the ports,
click Refresh.
To view detailed statistics about any of the ports, click the corresponding image of the
port.
There is a menu located on the left side of the main Web management screen that
includes numerous menu options organized under four categories: Conguration,
Monitor, Diagnostic, and Maintenance.
About the menu options in the Conguration drop-down list
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > System > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Information Specify the system contact, name, location, and time zone oset.
IP Congure the IPv4 (static IP address and DHCP client), and the
VLAN ID settings.
IPv6 Congure the IPv6 (static IP address and DHCP client) settings.
NTP Congure the NTP server setting (maximum: 5).
Time Set the time zone and daylight saving time.
Log Congure the Remote System Log Server, including the 3 levels:
Info, Warning, and Error.

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To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Power Reduction > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
LED Reduce the LED intensity during specied hours, and
congure the link change at error settings.
EEE (Energy Ecient
Ethernet)
Turn on and turn o EEE, and congure the EEE urgent
queues.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Ports Congure the connection settings of the ports.
Loop Protection Set the ports to shut down if the ports are stuck in a loop.
MVR Congure the Multicast VLANs Registration.
MAC Table Congure the aging time, dynamic learning, and static
addresses.
Mirroring Specify the source and destination port for mirroring.
UPnP Turn on and turn o the UPnP, and congure the TTL and AD
settings.
sFlow Turn on sFlow and congure the ow and counter samplers
for each port.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Switch <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Users Create user accounts and passwords, and set privilege levels.
Aud Method Congure the authentication method for console and web
access using the local database and RADIUS.
SSH Turn on and turn o SSH.

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HTTPS Turn on and turn o HTTPS and specify the auto-redirect
setting.
Access Management Turn on and turn o Access Management, set the IP address
range for HTTP and HTTPS, and specify the SNMP and
TELNET/SSH access.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Switch > SNMP > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
System Congure SNMP, version (v1, v2c, and v3), read and write
community, and Trap.
Communities Specify the community for SNMPv3 and the source IP
address.
Users Congure the SNMPv3 user.
Groups Congure the SNMP group.
Views Congure the View Name and type.
Access Congure the access authority.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Switch > RMON > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Statistics Congure the RMON statistics table.
History Congure the RMON history table.
Alarm Congure the RMON alarm table.
Event Congure the RMON event table.

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To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Network > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Limit Control Limit the numer of users on a specic port.
NAS Congure the Network Access Server.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Network > ACL > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Ports Specify the ACL parameters of each switch port.
Rate Limiters Specify the rate limiters for the switch ACL.
Access Control List View the Access Control List.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Network > DHCP > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Snooping Turn on and turn o DHCP snooping.
Relay Turn on and turn o DHCP relay and set up the relay server.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Network > IP Source Guard >
<menu option>.
Menu option Description
Conguration Turn on and turn o the IP Source guard and set up the
maximum number of dynamic clients for each port.
Static Table Manually insert the IP Source guard table.

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To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > Network > ARP Inspection >
<menu option>.
Menu option Description
Conguration Turn on and turn o the Global ARP inspection.
Static Table Manually insert the ARP Inspection table.
To access the menu option, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Security > AAA.
Menu option Description
AAA Congure the Authentication Servers.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Aggregation > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Static Congure the aggregation mode and group.
LACP View the current LACP port congurations and if neccesary,
change them.
To access the menu options, on the left side of the main screen of the Web
management UI, click Conguration > Spanning Tree > <menu option>.
Menu option Description
Bridge Settings Congure the global bridge setting for STP and RSTP, and
congure the edge port setting for BPDU ltering, BPDU
guard, and port error recovery.
MSTI Mapping Map VLANs to a specic MSTP instance.
MSTI Priorities Specify the priority for each MSTI.
VLAN Membership Congure the VLAN groups.