Westermo MDI-110 Series User manual

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MDI-110Series
User’sManual
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Industrial Managed
Ethernet Switch

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CopyrightNotice
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Copyright©2010WestermoTechnologyCo.,Ltd.
Allrightsreserved.
Reproductioninanyformorbyanymeanswithoutpermissionisprohibited.
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FederalCommunicationsCommission(FCC)Statement
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ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassA
digitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedto
providereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencewhentheequipmentis
operatedinacommercialenvironment.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcan
radiateradiofrequencyenergyand,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
expense.
Theuseriscautionedthatchangesandmodificationsmadetotheequipment
withoutapprovalofthemanufacturercouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatethis
equipment.

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Index
1Introduction ...........................................................................................................6
1.1Overview ....................................................................................................6
1.2MajorFeatures ...........................................................................................7
1.3PackageList ................................................................................................7
2HardwareInstallation.............................................................................................8
2.1HardwareIntroduction ..............................................................................8
2.2WiringPowerInputs ..................................................................................9
2.3WiringDigitalInput..................................................................................10
2.4WiringDigitalOutput...............................................................................11
2.5WiringEarthGround................................................................................11
2.6WiringFastEthernetPorts.......................................................................12
2.7WiringComboPorts.................................................................................13
2.8WiringRS‐232ConsoleCable...................................................................13
2.9DIN‐RailMountingInstallation.................................................................13
2.10Wall‐MountingInstallation ......................................................................15
2.11Safety Warming........................................................................................16
3PreparationforManagement ..............................................................................17
3.1PreparationforSerialConsole .................................................................17
3.2PreparationforWebInterface .................................................................18
3.3PreparationforTelnet Console ................................................................20
4FeatureConfiguration ..........................................................................................23
4.1CommandLineInterfaceIntroduction.....................................................24
4.2BasicSetting .............................................................................................29
4.3PortConfiguration....................................................................................46
4.4NetworkRedundancy...............................................................................56
4.5VLAN.........................................................................................................67
4.6TrafficPrioritization..................................................................................77
4.7MulticastFiltering....................................................................................84
4.8SNMP........................................................................................................90
4.9Security ....................................................................................................94
4.10Warning ..................................................................................................101
4.11MonitorandDiag ...................................................................................112
4.12DeviceFrontPanel .................................................................................122
4.13SavetoFlash...........................................................................................123
4.14Logout ....................................................................................................124

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5Appendix ............................................................................................................125
5.1PinAssignmentoftheRS‐232ConsoleCable ........................................125
5.2PrivateMIB.............................................................................................126
5.3RevisionHistory......................................................................................127
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1Introduction
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WelcometoWestermoMDI‐110SeriesIndustrialManagedEthernetSwitch
UserManual.Followingtopicsarecoveredinthischapter:
1.1 Overview
1.2 MajorFeatures
1.3 PackageChecklist
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1.1 Overview
MDI‐110series,Industrial10‐portManagedEthernetSwitches,have7
10/100Base‐TXportsand3comboports,10/100/1000RJ‐45/100‐FX/Gigabit
SX/LXforMDI‐110‐F3Gand10/100RJ‐45/100‐FXSX/LXforMDI‐110‐F3.
MDI‐110isespeciallydesignedtooperateunderharshenvironmental
conditions.Theswitchesprovidesolidfoundationforahighlyfault‐tolerant
andeasily‐managednetwork.MDI‐110canberemotelyconfiguredbyTelnet,
Webbrowser,JetViewandmanagedbySimpleNetworkManagementProtocol
(SNMP)andRemoteMonitoring(RMON).Youcanalsoconnecttheattached
RS232consolecabletomanagetheswitchbyCommandLineInterface(CLI).
CLIcommandsareCisco‐Likecommands,yourengineerswhoarefamiliarwith
Ciscoproductsdon’tneedtolearnnewrulesforCLIcommands.
Securityisenhancedwithadvancedfeaturessuchas802.1QVLANandPort/IP
security.PerformanceisoptimizedbyQoSandIGMPSnooping/Query.
Westermoringtechnology,MultipleSuperRing,enablessuperbself‐healing
capabilityfornetworkfailure.Thefastestfailovertimeisenhancedfrom300ms
to5msfor10/100TXRJ‐45ports,and30msfor100FXandGigabitFiber.Thisis
Westermopatentedringtechnology,whichisregisteredinmostcountries.For
interoperabilitywithyourexistednetwork,MDI‐110seriesalsocomewithan
advancedredundantnetworksolution,RingCouplingandRapidDualHoming
technology.WithRingCouplingandRapidDualHomingtechnology,Ethernet
Ringcanbeextendedmoreeasily.NomatterwithWestermoswitchorother
managedswitches.
TheIP31‐designaluminumcasefurtherstrengthensMDI‐110'swithstand
abilityinharshindustrialenvironment.Theeventwarningisnotifiedtothe
networkadministratorviae‐mail,systemlog,ortofieldengineersbyrelay
output.MDI‐110SeriesIndustrialManagedEthernetSwitchhasalsopassed
CE/FCC/ULsafetycertificationstohelpensuresafeandreliabledata

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transmissionforindustrialapplications.MDI‐110Serieswillbeyourbestoption
forhighly‐managedindustrialnetwork.
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1.2 MajorFeatures
Theproductshavethefollowingfeatures:
MDI‐110‐F3G:710/100BaseTXand3GigabitRJ‐45/SFPcombo
(10/100/1000Base‐TX,100FX,GigabitSX/LX)
MDI‐110‐F3:710/100BaseTXand3100MbpsRJ‐45/SFPcombo(10/100
Base‐TX,100FXSX/LX)
32GswitchFabric,8KMACaddress
PatentedMultipleSuperRing(MSR),minimumRecoverytime<5ms
RapidDaulHoming,whichallowsswitchconnecttothirdpartynetwork
withmaximum7multipleredundantpaths.
EmbeddedHardwareWatchdogtimertoautoresetwhenfailure
LACP/VLAN/GVRP/QoS/IGMPSnooping/IGMPQuery/RateControl/Online
Multi‐PortMirroring
SecuredbyIEEE802.1x,PortSecurity,AccessIPlist,SSHandHTTPSLogin
EventNotificationbyE‐mail,SNMPtrapandSysLog
Cisco‐LikeCLI,Web,SNMP/RMON,andJetViewfornetworkManagement
RedundantDCPowerInputs,DigitalInputandRelayOutput
1.5KVHi‐PotProtectionforportsandpower
IndustrialHeatdispersingdesign,‐25~70˚Coperatingtemperature,Rigid
AluminumCaseComplieswithIP31–Formorewideoperatingtemperature,
pleasecontactyoursaleswindow.
Note:ThedetailspecislistedinAppendix5.1.
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1.3 PackageList
Theproductsareshippedwithfollowingitems:
OneindustrialManagedEthernetswitch
OneDIN‐Railclip(attachedtotheswitch)
Onewallmountingplateand4screws(M3in6mmlength)
OneRS‐232DB‐9toRJ‐45consolecable
DocumentationandSoftwareCD
QuickInstallationGuide
Ifanyoftheaboveitemsaremissingordamaged,pleasecontactyourlocalsales
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2HardwareInstallation
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Thischapterincludeshardwareintroduction,installationandconfiguration
information.Followingtopicsarecoveredinthischapter:
2.1 HardwareIntroduction
Dimension
PanelLayout
BottomView
2.2 WiringPowerInputs
2.3 WiringDigitalInput
2.4 WiringRelayOutput
2.5 WiringEthernetPorts
2.6 WiringComboPorts
2.7 WiringRS‐232consolecable
2.8 DIN‐RailMountingInstallation
2.9 Wall‐MountingInstallation
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2.1 HardwareIntroduction
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Dimension
Theswitchdimension(WxHxD)is96mmx137mmx119mm

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PanelLayout
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MDI‐110‐F3GMDI‐110‐F3
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BottomView
Thebottomviewoftheswitchconsistsofthreeterminalblockconnectorswith
twoDCpowerinputs,twoDigitalInputs,2RelayOutputsand1EarthGround.
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2.2 WiringPowerInputs
FollowbelowstepstowiretheredundantDCpowerinputs.

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1. InsertpositiveandnegativewiresintoV+andV‐ contactsrespectivelyof
theterminalblockconnector
2. Tightenthewire‐clampscrewstopreventDCwiresfrombeingloosened.
3. Power1andPower2supportpowerredundancyandpolarityreverse
protectionfunctions.
4. Positiveandnegativepowersysteminputsarebothaccepted,butPower1
andPower2mustapplythesamemode.
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Note1:Itisagoodpracticetoturnoffinputandloadpower,andtounplug
powerterminalblockbeforemakingwireconnections.Otherwise,
yourscrewdriverbladecaninadvertentlyshortyourterminal
connectionstothegroundedenclosure.
Note2:Therangeofthesuitableelectricwireisfrom12to24AWG.
Note3:Ifthe2powerinputsareconnected,theswitchwillbepoweredfrom
thehighestconnectedvoltage.Theunitwillalarmforlossofpower,
eitherPWR1orPWR2.
Note4:TousetheULListedPowersupplywithoutputRating12‐48Vdc,
minimum1A
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2.3 WiringDigitalInput
Theswitchprovides2digitalinputs.Itallowsuserstoconnectthetermination
units’digitaloutputandmanage/monitorthestatusoftheconnectedunit.The
DigitalInputpincanbepulledhighorlow;thustheconnectedequipmentscan
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activelydrivethesepinshighorlow.TheembeddedsoftwareUIallowsyouto
readandsetthevaluetotheconnecteddevice.
ThepowerinputvoltageoflogiclowisDC0~10V.LogichighisDC11~30V.
Wirethedigitalinputjustlikewiringthepowerinputintroducedinchapter2.2.
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2.4 WiringDigitalOutput
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Theswitchprovides2digitaloutputs,alsoknownasRelayOutput.Therelay
contactsareenergized(open)fornormaloperationandwillcloseforfault
conditions.Thefaultconditionsincludepowerfailure,Ethernetportlinkbreak
orotherpre‐definedeventswhichcanbeconfiguredintheswitchUI.
Wiringdigitaloutputisexactlythesameaswiringpowerinputintroducedin
chapter2.2.
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2.5 WiringEarthGround
Toensurethesystemwillnotbedamagedbynoiseoranyelectricalshock,we
suggestyoutomakeexactconnectionwiththeEarthGround.
Onthebottomsideoftheswitch,thereisoneearthgroundscrew.Loosenthe
earthgroundscrewbyscrewdrive;thentightenthescrewafterearthground
wireisconnected.

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2.6 WiringFastEthernetPorts
Theswitchincludes7RJ‐45FastEthernetports.ThefastEthernetportssupport
10Base‐Tand100Base‐TX,fullorhalfduplexmodes.AllthefastEthernetports
willauto‐detectthesignalfromconnecteddevicestonegotiatethelinkspeed
andduplexmode.AutoMDI/MDIXallowsuserstoconnectanotherswitch,hub
orworkstationwithoutchangingstraightthroughorcrossovercables.
Notethatcrossovercablessimplycross‐connectthetransmitlinesateachend
tothereceivedlinesattheoppositeend.
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Straight‐throughCablingSchematicCross‐overCablingSchematic
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NotethatEthernetcablesusepins1,2,3,and6ofan8‐pinRJ‐45connector.The
signalsofthesepinsareconvertedbytheautomaticMDI‐Xfunction,asshownin
thetablebelow:
PinMDI‐XSignalsMDISignals
1RD+TD+
2RD‐ TD‐
3TD+RD+
6TD‐ RD‐
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ConnectonesideofanEthernetcableintoanyswitchportandconnectthe
othersidetoyourattacheddevice.TheLNKLEDwilllightupwhenthecableis
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correctlyconnected.RefertotheLEDIndicatorssectionfordescriptionsofeach
LEDindicator.Alwaysmakesurethatthecablesbetweentheswitchesand
attacheddevices(e.g.switch,hub,orworkstation)arelessthan100meters(328
feet).
Thewiringcabletypesareasbelow.
10Base‐T:2‐pairUTP/STPCat.3,4,5cable,EIA/TIA‐568100‐ohm(100m)
100Base‐TX:2‐pairUTP/STPCat.5cable,EIA/TIA‐568100‐ohm(100m)
1000Base‐TX:4‐pairUTP/STPCat.5cable,EIA/TIA‐568100‐ohm(100m)
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2.7 WiringComboPorts
Theswitchincludes3RJ‐45/SFPcomboports.TheSFPportsacceptstandard
MINIGBICSFPtransceiver.Toensuresystemreliability,itisrecommendedto
usetheWestermoi‐linecertificatedSFPTransceiver.ThecertificatedSFP
transceiverincludes100Base‐FXsingle/multimode,1000Base‐SX/LXsingle/multi
moderangerfrom550mto80KM.
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2.8 WiringRS‐232ConsoleCable
WestermoattachesoneRS‐232DB‐9toRJ‐45cableinthebox.ConnecttheDB‐9
connectortotheCOMportofyourPC,openTerminaltoolandsetupserial
settingsto9600,N,8,1.(BaudRate:9600/Parity:None/DataBit:8/StopBit:1)
ThenyoucanaccessCLIinterfacebyconsoleable.
Note:Ifyoulostthecable,pleasecontactwithyoursalesorfollowthepin
assignmenttobuyanewone.ThePinassignmentspecislistedintheappendix.
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2.9 DIN‐RailMountingInstallation
TheDIN‐Railclipisalreadyattachedtotheswitchwhenpackaged.IftheDIN‐Rail
clipisnotscrewedontheswitch,followtheinstructionsandthefigurebelowto
attachDIN‐Railcliptotheswitch.

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FollowthestepsbelowtomounttotheDIN‐Railtrack:
1. First,inserttheupperendofDIN‐RailclipintothebackofDIN‐Railtrack
fromitsupperside.
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2. LightlypushthebottomofDIN‐Railclipintothetrack.
1. UsethescrewstoattachDIN‐Railcliptotherearpanel.
2.
To remove DIN
‐
Rail clip, reverse step 1.

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3. CheckifDIN‐Railclipistightlyattachedonthetrack.
4. Toremovetheswitchfromthetrack,reversethestepsabove.
Notes:TheDINRailshouldcompliancewithDINEN50022standard.Using
wrongDINrailmaycausesysteminstallunsafe.
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2.10 Wall‐MountingInstallation
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Followthestepsbelowtoinstalltheswitchwiththewallmountingplate.
1. ToremoveDIN‐Railclipfromtheswitch,loosenthescrewsfromDIN‐Rail
clip.
2. Placethewallmountingplateontherearpaneloftheswitch.
3. Usethescrewstotightenthewallmountingplateontotheswitch.

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4. Usethehookholesatthecornersofthewallmountingplatetohangthe
switchontothewall.
5. Toremovethewallmountingplate,reversethestepsabove.
Note:Toavoiddamagetheinternalcircuit,besureusethescrewincludedinthe
packagetoscrewandtightthewall‐mountkitontotherearsideoftheswitch.
ThespecificationofscrewisM3in6mmlength.
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2.11 Safety Warming
The Equipment intended for installation in a Restricted Access Location.
The warning test is provided in user manual. Below is the information:
”For tilslutning af de ovrige ledere, se medfolgende installationsvejledning”.
“Laite on liitettava suojamaadoitus-koskettimilla varustettuun pistorasiaan”
„Apparatet ma tilkoples jordet stikkontakt“
”Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag”
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3PreparationforManagement
Theswitchprovidesbothin‐bandandout‐bandconfigurationmethods.You
canconfiguretheswitchviaRS232consolecableifyoudon’tattachyouradmin
PCtoyournetwork,orifyoulosenetworkconnectiontotheswitch.Thisis
so‐calledout‐bandmanagement.Itwouldn’tbeaffectedbynetwork
performance.
Thein‐bandmanagementmeansyoucanremotelymanagetheswitchviathe
network.YoucanchooseTelnetorWeb‐basedmanagement.Youjustneedto
knowthedevice’sIPaddressandyoucanremotelyconnecttoitsembedded
HTTPwebpagesorTelnetconsole.
Followingtopicsarecoveredinthischapter:
3.1 PreparationforSerialConsole
3.2 PreparationforWebInterface
3.3 PreparationforTelnetconsole
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3.1 PreparationforSerialConsole
Inthepackage,WestermoattachedoneRS‐232DB‐9toRJ‐45consolecable.
PleaseattachRS‐232DB‐9connectortoyourPCCOMport,connectRJ‐45to
theConsoleportoftheswitch.Ifyoulosethecable,pleasefollowtheconsole
cablePINassignmenttofindone.(Refertotheappendix).
1. GotoStart‐>Program‐>Accessories‐>Communication‐>HyperTerminal
2. Giveanametothenewconsoleconnection.
3. ChoosetheCOMname
4. Selectcorrectserialsettings.Theserialsettingsareasbelow:
BaudRate:9600/Parity:None/DataBit:8/StopBit:1
5. Afterconnected,youcanseeSwitchloginrequest.
6. Logintheswitch.Thedefaultusernameis“admin”,password,“westermo”.
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Switch login: admin
Password:
The switch (version 2.3-20101014-11:04:13).
Switch>

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3.2 PreparationforWebInterface
TheswitchprovidesHTTPWebInterfaceandSecuredHTTPSWebInterfacefor
webmanagement.
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3.2.1 WebInterface
WestermowebmanagementpageisdevelopedbyJAVA.Itallowsyoutousea
standardweb‐browsersuchasMicrosoftInternetExplorer,orMozilla,to
configureandinterrogatetheswitchfromanywhereonthenetwork.
Beforeyouattempttousetheembeddedwebinterfacetomanageswitch
operation,verifythatyourswitchisproperlyinstalledonyournetworkand
thateveryPConthisnetworkcanaccesstheswitchviathewebbrowser.
1. Verifythatyournetworkinterfacecard(NIC)isoperational,andthatyour
operatingsystemsupportsTCP/IPprotocol.
2. WireDCpowertotheswitchandconnectyourswitchtoyourcomputer.
3. MakesurethattheswitchdefaultIPaddressis192.168.2.200.
4. ChangeyourcomputerIPaddressto192.168.2.2orotherIPaddresswhich
islocatedinthe192.168.2.x(NetworkMask:255.255.255.0)subnet.
5. SwitchtoDOScommandmodeandping192.168.2.200toverifyanormal
responsetime.
LaunchthewebbrowserandLogin.
6. Launchthewebbrowser(InternetExplorerorMozillaFirefox)onthePC.
7. Typehttp://192.168.2.200(ortheIPaddressoftheswitch).Andthenpress
Enter.
8. Theloginscreenwillappearnext.
9. Keyinusernameandthepassword.Defaultusernameisadminand
passwordwestermo.

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ClickonEnterorOK.Welcomepageoftheweb‐basedmanagementinterface
willthenappear.
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Onceyouentertheweb‐basedmanagementinterface,youcanfreelychange
theIPaddresstofityournetworkenvironment.
Note1:IE5.0orlaterversionsdonotallowJavaappletstoopensocketsby
default.Usershavetodirectlymodifythebrowsersettingstoselectivelyenable
Javaappletstousenetworkports.
Note2:TheWebUIconnectionsessionwillbeloggedoutautomaticallyifyou
don’tgiveanyinputafter30seconds.Afterloggedout,youshouldre‐loginand
keyincorrectusernameandpasswordagain.
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3.2.2 SecuredWebInterface
WestermowebmanagementpagealsoprovidessecuredmanagementHTTPS

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login.Alltheconfigurationcommandswillbesecuredandwillbehardforthe
hackerstosnifftheloginpasswordandconfigurationcommands.
LaunchthewebbrowserandLogin.
1. Launchthewebbrowser(InternetExplorerorMozilaFirefox)onthePC.
2. Typehttps://192.168.2.200(ortheIPaddressoftheswitch).Andthen
pressEnter.
3. ThepopupscreenwillappearandrequestyoutotrustthesecuredHTTPS
connection.PressYestotrustit.
4. Theloginscreenwillappearnext.
5. 
6. Keyintheusernameandthepassword.Thedefaultusernameisadmin
andpasswordiswestermo.
7. ClickonEnterorOK.Welcomepageoftheweb‐basedmanagement
interfacewillthenappear.
8. Onceyouentertheweb‐basedmanagementinterface,allthecommands
youseearethesameaswhatyouseebyHTTPlogin.
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3.3 PreparationforTelnetConsole
3.3.1 Telnet
TheswitchsupportsTelnetconsole.YoucanconnecttotheswitchbyTe lnet
andthecommandlinesarethesameaswhatyouseebyRS232consoleport.
BelowarethestepstoopenTelnetconnectiontotheswitch.
1. GotoStart‐>Run‐>cmd.AndthenpressEnter
2. TypetheTelnet192.168.2.200(ortheIPaddressoftheswitch).Andthen
pressEnter
3.3.2 SSH(SecureShell)
TheswitchalsosupportSSHconsole.Youcanremotelyconnecttotheswitch