Extreme Networks ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager User's Guide

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XESRP Host Attach 10-9ESRP Domains 10-10ESRP Groups 10-11Linking ESRP Switches 10-12Configuring ESRP and Multinetting 10-12ESRP and Spanning Tree 10-1

5-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING SUMMIT SWITCH PORTSSUMMIT SWITCH PORT-MIRRORING EXAMPLEThe following example selects port 3 as the mir

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE5-13SMART REDUNDANCYSMART REDUNDANCYSmart redundancy defines the behavior of switches equipped with redundancy Gigabit

5-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING SUMMIT SWITCH PORTSIf smart redundancy is disabled, both the primary and redundant ports are dual-home

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-16Virtual LANs (VLANs)This chapter covers the following topics:• Overview of Virtual LANs on page 6-1• Types of VLANs

6-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)BENEFITSImplementing VLANs on your networks has the following advantages:• VLANs help to contro

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-3TYPES OF VLANS Figure 6-1: Example of a port-based VLAN on the Summit7i switchFor the members of the different IP VL

6-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)Figure 6-2: Single port-based VLAN spanning two switches To create multiple VLANs that span two

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-5TYPES OF VLANSFigure 6-3: Two port-based VLANs spanning two BlackDiamond switchesVLAN Accounting spans System 1 and

6-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)TAGGED VLANSTa g g i n g is a process that inserts a marker (called a tag) into the Ethernet f

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-7TYPES OF VLANSFigure 6-4 illustrates the physical view of a network that uses tagged and untagged traffic.Figure 6-4

XIConfiguring DHCP/BOOTP Relay 11-16Verifying the DHCP/BOOTP Relay Configuration 11-16UDP-Forwarding 11-16Configuring UDP-Forwarding 11-17UPD-Forwardi

6-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)Figure 6-5 shows a logical diagram of the same network.Figure 6-5: Logical diagram of tagged an

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-9TYPES OF VLANSMIXING PORT-BASED AND TAGGED VLANSYou can configure the switch using a combination of port-based and t

6-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)Figure 6-6: Protocol-based VLANs PREDEFINED PROTOCOL FILTERSThe following protocol filters are

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-11TYPES OF VLANSDEFINING PROTOCOL FILTERSIf necessary, you can define a customized protocol filter based on EtherType

6-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)DELETING A PROTOCOL FILTERIf a protocol filter is deleted from a VLAN, the VLAN is assigned a

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-13CONFIGURING VLANS ON THE SWITCHRENAMING A VLANTo rename an existing VLAN, use the following command:config vlan <

6-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)VLAN CONFIGURATION COMMANDSTab le 6-1 describes the commands used to configure a VLAN.Table 6-

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-15CONFIGURING VLANS ON THE SWITCHVLAN CONFIGURATION EXAMPLESThe following BlackDiamond switch example creates a port-

6-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)The following Summit switch example creates a VLAN named sales, with the VLANid 120. The VLAN

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-17GENERIC VLAN REGISTRATION PROTOCOL• IPX address (if configured)• STPD information• Protocol information• QoS profil

XIIRIP Configuration Example 12-17Displaying RIP Settings 12-19Resetting and Disabling RIP 12-20Configuring OSPF 12-21OSPF Configuration Example 12-25

6-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)Figure 6-7: Network example using GVRPIn Figure 6-7, Switch A is a member of VLAN Red. VLAN Re

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-19GENERIC VLAN REGISTRATION PROTOCOLVLANs that are automatically created using GVRP are given names in the formatgvrp

6-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)MAC-BASED VLANSMAC-Based VLANs allow physical ports to be mapped to a VLAN based on the source

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-21MAC-BASED VLANSMAC-BASED VLAN GUIDELINESWhen using the MAC-to-VLAN mapping, consider the following guidelines:• A p

6-22 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)• A MAC address cannot be configured to associate with more than 1 VLAN. If this is attempted,

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE6-23MAC-BASED VLANSenable mac-vlan mac-group any ports 10-15enable mac-vlan mac-group 10 ports 16-17enable mac-vlan mac

6-24 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)The following example shows an incremental configuration file for MAC-based VLAN information t

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE7-17Forwarding Database (FDB)This chapter describes the following topics:• Overview of the FDB on page 7-1• Configuring

7-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEFORWARDING DATABASE (FDB)FDB ENTRY TYPESThe following are four types of entries in the FDB:• Dynamic entries — Init

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE7-3CONFIGURING FDB ENTRIESHOW FDB ENTRIES GET ADDEDEntries are added into the FDB in the following two ways:• The switc

XIIIPIM-DM Configuration Example 14-10Configuration for IR1 14-11Configuration for ABR1 14-13Displaying IP Multicast Routing Settings 14-13Deleting an

7-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEFORWARDING DATABASE (FDB)FDB CONFIGURATION EXAMPLESThe following example adds a permanent entry to the FDB:create f

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE7-5DISPLAYING FDB ENTRIES• Slot number for this device is 3.• Port number for this device is 4.This example associates

7-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEFORWARDING DATABASE (FDB)

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE8-18Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)This chapter covers the following topic:• Overview of the Spanning Tree Protocol on pag

8-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESPANNING TREE PROTOCOL (STP)SPANNING TREE DOMAINSThe switch can be partitioned into multiple virtual bridges. Each

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE8-3STP CONFIGURATIONSFor more information on GVRP, refer to Chapter 6.DEFAULTSThe default device configuration contains

8-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESPANNING TREE PROTOCOL (STP)Figure 8-1: Multiple Spanning Tree DomainsWhen the switches in this configuration start

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE8-5STP CONFIGURATIONSFigure 8-2: Tag-based STP configurationThe tag-based network in Figure 8-2 has the following confi

8-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESPANNING TREE PROTOCOL (STP)CONFIGURING STP ON THE SWITCHTo configure STP you must perform the following actions:•

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE8-7CONFIGURING STP ON THE SWITCHTab le 8-1 shows the commands used to configure STP.Table 8- 1: STP Configuration Comma

XIVAccess Lists for ICMP 16-5Verifying Access List Configurations 16-6Access List Commands 16-6IP Access List Examples 16-11Using the Permit-Establish

8-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESPANNING TREE PROTOCOL (STP)STP CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEThe following BlackDiamond switch example creates and enables

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE8-9DISABLING AND RESETTING STPThis command displays the following information:• STPD name• Bridge ID• STPD configuratio

8-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESPANNING TREE PROTOCOL (STP)

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-19Quality of Service (QoS)This chapter covers the following topics:• Overview of Policy-Based Quality of Service on p

9-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)OVERVIEW OF POLICY-BASED QUALITY OF SERVICEPolicy-Based QoS allows you to protect bandwidth

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-3APPLICATIONS AND TYPES OF QOSAPPLICATIONS AND TYPES OF QOSDifferent applications have different QoS requirements. Th

9-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)CRITICAL DATABASE APPLICATIONSDatabase applications, such as those associated with ERP, typ

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-5ASSIGNING QOS ATTRIBUTESASSIGNING QOS ATTRIBUTES Assigning QoS attributes is a three-step process which consists of

9-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)QOS PROFILESA QoS profile defines a class of service by specifying traffic behavior attribu

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-7QOS PROFILESFour or eight default QoS profiles are provided, depending on the chipset used in the switch. The defaul

XV17 SERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)Overview 17-2SLB Components 17-2Nodes 17-3Pools 17-3Virtual Servers 17-3Using Standard or Wildcard Virtual Servers 17-

9-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)CONFIGURING A QOS PROFILETab le 9-4 lists the commands used to configure QoS.TRAFFIC GROUPI

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-9TRAFFIC GROUPINGS AND CREATING A QOS POLICYTraffic groupings are separated into the following categories for discuss

9-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)IP-BASED TRAFFIC GROUPINGSIP-based traffic groupings are based on any combination of:• IP

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-11TRAFFIC GROUPINGS AND CREATING A QOS POLICYDYNAMIC MAC ADDRESSESDynamic MAC addresses can be assigned a QoS profile

9-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)VERIFYING MAC-BASED QOS SETTINGSTo verify any of the MAC-based QoS settings, use either th

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-13TRAFFIC GROUPINGS AND CREATING A QOS POLICYFigure 9-1: Ethernet packet encapsulationOBSERVING 802.1P INFORMATIONWhe

9-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)802.1P COMMANDSTab le 9-7 shows the commands used to configure 802.1p priority. Two are ex

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-15TRAFFIC GROUPINGS AND CREATING A QOS POLICY802.1p priority information is replaced according to the hardware queue

9-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)Figure 9-2: IP packet header encapsulationTab le 9-9 lists the commands used to configure

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-17TRAFFIC GROUPINGS AND CREATING A QOS POLICYOBSERVING DIFFSERV INFORMATIONWhen a packet arrives at the switch on an

XVISample Active-Active Configuration 17-29Using Manual Fail-Back 17-313DNS Support 17-32Advanced SLB Commands 17-32Web Cache Redirection 17-38Flow Re

9-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)You can change the QoS profile assignment for all 64 code points using the following comma

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-19TRAFFIC GROUPINGS AND CREATING A QOS POLICYYou then change the 802.1p priority to DiffServ code point mapping to an

9-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)3 To enable the switch to overwrite the DiffServ code point:enable dot1p replacementenable

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-21VERIFYING CONFIGURATION AND PERFORMANCEFor example, all devices on VLAN servnet require use of the QoS profile qp4.

9-22 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)REAL-TIME PERFORMANCE MONITORINGThe real-time display scrolls through the given portlist t

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-23MODIFYING A QOS POLICYDISPLAYING QOS PROFILE INFORMATIONThe QoS monitor can also be used to verify the QoS configur

9-24 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)INTRA-SUBNET QOSIntra-Subnet QoS™ (ISQ) is used only on Extreme switches that do not use t

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-25DYNAMIC LINK CONTEXT SYSTEMDYNAMIC LINK CONTEXT SYSTEMThe Dynamic Link Context System (DLCS) is a feature that snoo

9-26 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)DLCS LIMITATIONSConsider the following limitations concerning data received from WINS snoo

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE9-27DYNAMIC LINK CONTEXT SYSTEMconfig isq-server <wins-servers-listname> delete mac <mac-address-of-next-hop&g

XVIITask Frame 19-4Content Frame 19-4Browser Controls 19-5Status Messages 19-5Standalone Buttons 19-5Saving Changes 19-6Filtering Information 19-6Do a

9-28 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEQUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-110Extreme Standby Router ProtocolThis chapter covers the following topics:• Overview on page 10-1• ESRP Basics on p

10-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLnetwork system design, ESRP can provide better resiliency than using the Spanning T

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-3DETERMINING THE ESRP MASTERIf you configure OSPF and ESRP, you must manually configure an OSPF router identifier (I

10-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLIf any of the configured tracking mechanisms fail, the master ESRP switch relinquis

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-5DETERMINING THE ESRP MASTERautomatically relinquishes master status and remains in standby mode if a ping keepalive

10-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLSTANDBY SWITCH BEHAVIORIf a switch is in standby mode, it exchanges ESRP packets wi

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-7GROUPING BLOCKS OF 10/100 PORTSGROUPING BLOCKS OF 10/100 PORTSRestrictions on port groupings apply only to switches

10-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLFigure 10-2: Summit24 switch ESRP port blocksFigure 10-3: Summit4 switch ESRP port

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-9ESRP OPTIONSFigure 10-5: Summit48 switch ESRP port blocksFor switches that do not use the “i” chipset, all VLANs us

XVIIITOP Command B-8Contacting Extreme Technical Support B-8INDEXINDEX OF COMMANDS

10-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLThe ESRP HA option is useful if you are using dual-homed network interface cards (

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-11ESRP OPTIONSESRP GROUPSExtremeWare supports running multiple instances of ESRP within the same VLAN or broadcast d

10-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLLINKING ESRP SWITCHESWhen considering system design using ESRP, direct links betwe

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-13ESRP AND VLAN AGGREGATIONESRP AND VLAN AGGREGATIONESRP can be used to provide redundant default router protection

10-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLESRP COMMANDSTable 10-1 describes the commands used to configure ESRP.Table 10-1:

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-15ESRP COMMANDSconfig vlan <name> esrp election-algorithm [ports_track_priority_mac | track_ports_priority_mac

10-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLESRP EXAMPLESThis section provides examples of ESRP configurations.SINGLE VLAN USI

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-17ESRP COMMANDSFigure 10-8: ESRP example using layer 2 and layer 3 redundancyThe BlackDiamond switch, acting as mast

10-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLflush FDB entries associated with the uplinks to the ESRP-enabled BlackDiamond swi

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE10-19ESRP COMMANDSFigure 10-9: ESRP example using layer 2 redundancyThis example builds on the previous example, but el

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE XIXPrefaceThis Preface provides an overview of this guide, describes guide conventions, and lists other publications t

10-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREME STANDBY ROUTER PROTOCOLIn this example, the BlackDiamond switches are configured for ESRP such that the V

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-111IP Unicast RoutingThis chapter describes the following topics:• Overview of IP Unicast Routing on page 11-2• Prox

11-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGFor more information on interior gateway protocols, refer to Chapter 12. For information on exte

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-3OVERVIEW OF IP UNICAST ROUTINGFigure 11-1: Routing between VLANsPOPULATING THE ROUTING TABLE The switch maintains a

11-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGDYNAMIC ROUTESDynamic routes are typically learned by way of RIP or OSPF. Routers that use RIP o

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-5PROXY ARPYou can also configure blackhole routes — traffic to these destinations is silently dropped.IP ROUTE SHARI

11-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTING• The proxy ARP table entry indicates that the system should always answer this ARP Request, reg

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-7IP MULTINETTINGTo change the relative route priority, use the following command:config iproute priority [rip | boot

11-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTING• The FDB aging timer is automatically set to 3,000 seconds (50 minutes).• If you are using a UD

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-9IP MULTINETTING10 Enable IP multinetting, by using the following command:enable multinetting11 If you are using RIP

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XXEXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEPREFACE• Internet Packet Exchange (IPX) concepts• Server Load Balancing (SLB) concepts• Simple Network Management Pro

11-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGcreate vlan net35create vlan net37config net34 ipaddress 192.67.34.1config net35 ipaddress 192.

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-11VLAN AGGREGATION3 Configure a default route, using the following command:config iproute add default <gateway>

11-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGAs a result, sub-VLANs can be quite small, but allow for growth without re-defining subnet boun

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-13VLAN AGGREGATIONVLAN AGGREGATION PROPERTIESVLAN aggregation is a very specific application, and the following prop

11-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGISOLATION OPTION FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SUB-VLANSTo facilitate communication between sub-VLA

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-15VLAN AGGREGATIONVLAN AGGREGATION EXAMPLEThe follow example illustrates how to configure VLAN aggregation. The VLAN

11-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGCONFIGURING DHCP/BOOTP RELAYOnce IP unicast routing is configured, you can configure the switch

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-17UDP-FORWARDING• If the UDP profile includes other types of traffic, these packets have the IP destination address

11-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGICMP PACKET PROCESSINGAs ICMP packets are routed or generated, you can take various actions to

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-19IP COMMANDSIP COMMANDSTab le 11-4 describes the commands used to configure basic IP settings.create udp-profile &

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE XXIRELATED PUBLICATIONSRELATED PUBLICATIONSThe following is a list of related publications:• ExtremeWare Quick Referen

11-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGconfig iparp add proxy <ipaddress> {<mask>} {<mac_address>} {always}Configure

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-21IP COMMANDSTab le 11-5 describes the commands used to configure the IP route table.enable bootprelay Enables the

11-22 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGTab le 11-6 describes the commands used to configure IP options and the ICMP protocol.config ip

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-23IP COMMANDSconfig irdp <mininterval> <maxinterval> <lifetime> <preference>Configures the r

11-24 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGenable icmp port-unreachables {vlan <name>} Enables the generation of ICMP port unreachab

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-25ROUTING CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEROUTING CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEFigure 11-3 illustrates a BlackDiamond switch that has t

11-26 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGFigure 11-3: Unicast routing configuration exampleThe stations connected to the system generate

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-27DISPLAYING ROUTER SETTINGSconfig Finance protocol ipconfig Personnel protocol ipconfig Finance add port 1:*,3:*con

11-28 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTINGRESETTING AND DISABLING ROUTER SETTINGSTo return router settings to their defaults and disable

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE11-29RESETTING AND DISABLING ROUTER SETTINGSdisable icmp redirects {vlan <name>} Disables the generation of ICMP

XXIIEXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEPREFACE

11-30 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP UNICAST ROUTING

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-112Interior Gateway Routing ProtocolsThis chapter describes the following topics:• Overview on page 12-2• Overview o

12-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLS• Interconnections: Bridges and Routers by Radia PerlmanISBN 0-201-56332-0Publis

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-3OVER VIEW OF RIPRIP has a number of limitations that can cause problems in large networks, including the following:

12-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLS• IP address of the next router• Timer that tracks the amount of time since the

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-5OVERVIEW OF OSPFRIP VERSION 1 VERSUS RIP VERSION 2A new version of RIP, called RIP version 2, expands the functiona

12-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSAREASOSPF allows parts of a network to be grouped together into areas. The topol

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-7OVERVIEW OF OSPFThe backbone allows summary information to be exchanged between ABRs. Every ABR hears the area summ

12-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSperform translation (as indicated in the NSSA specification). The option should

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-9OVERVIEW OF OSPFFigure 12-1: Virtual link using Area 1 as a transit areaVirtual links are also used to repair a dis

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE1-11ExtremeWare OverviewThis chapter covers the following topics:• Summary of Features on page 1-1• “i” Chipset Product

12-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSFigure 12-2: Virtual link providing redundancyROUTE RE-DISTRIBUTIONBoth RIP and

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-11ROUTE RE-DISTRIBUTIONFigure 12-3: Route re-distributionCONFIGURING ROUTE RE-DISTRIBUTIONExporting routes from OSPF

12-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSRE-DISTRIBUTING ROUTES INTO OSPFEnable or disable the exporting of RIP, static,

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-13ROUTE RE-DISTRIBUTIONIn versions of ExtremeWare prior to release 6.0, direct routes corresponding to the interface

12-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSCONFIGURING RIPTable 12-2 describes the commands used to configure RIP.Table 12

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-15CONFIGURING RIPconfig rip txmode [none | v1only | v1comp | v2only] {vlan <name>}Changes the RIP transmission

12-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSenable rip export [static | direct | ospf | ospf-intra | ospf-inter | ospf-exte

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-17RIP CONFIGURATION EXAMPLERIP CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEFigure 12-4 illustrates a BlackDiamond switch that has three VLA

12-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSFigure 12-4: RIP configuration exampleThe stations connected to the system gene

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-19DISPLAYING RIP SETTINGSThe example in Figure 12-4 is configured as follows:create vlan Financecreate vlan Personne

1-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREMEWARE OVER VIEW• Extreme Standby Router Protocol (ESRP)• Routing Information Protocol (RIP) version 1 and RIP

12-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSRESETTING AND DISABLING RIPTo return RIP settings to their defaults, or to disa

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-21CONFIGURING OSPFCONFIGURING OSPFEach switch that is configured to run OSPF must have a unique router ID. It is rec

12-22 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSconfig ospf [vlan <name> | area <areaid> | virtual-link <routeri

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-23CONFIGURING OSPFconfig ospf area <areaid> nssa [summary | nosummary] stub-default-cost <cost> {transla

12-24 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSconfig ospf spf-hold-time {<seconds>} Configures the minimum number of se

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-25OSPF CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEOSPF CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEFigure 12-5 shows an example of an autonomous system using OSP

12-26 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSArea 0 is the backbone area. It is located at the headquarters and has the foll

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-27OSPF CONFIGURATION EXAMPLECONFIGURATION FOR ABR1The following is the configuration for the router labeled ABR1:cre

12-28 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSDISPLAYING OSPF SETTINGSTo display settings for OSPF, use the commands listed i

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE12-29RESETTING AND DISABLING OSPF SETTINGSdisable ospf export direct Disables exporting of local interface (direct) rou

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE1-3SUMMARY OF FEATURESVIRTUAL LANS (VLANS)ExtremeWare has a VLAN feature that enables you to construct your broadcast d

12-30 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEINTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLS

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-113Exterior Gateway Routing ProtocolsThis chapter covers the following topics:• Overview on page 13-2• BGP Attribute

13-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSOVERVIEWBGP is an exterior routing protocol that was developed for use in TCP/IP

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-3BGP COMMUNITIES• Community – Identifies a group of destinations that share one or more common attributes.• Cluster_

13-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSFigure 13-1: Route reflectorsROUTE CONFEDERATIONSBGP requires networks to use a

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-5BGP FEATURESFigure 13-2: Routing confederationIn this example, AS 200 has five BGP speakers. Without a confederatio

13-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSenable ipforwarding vlan ac config ospf add vlan ac area 0.0.0.0 disable bgpco

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-7BGP FEATURESTo configure Router C, use the following commands:create vlan caconfig vlan ca add port 1config vlan c

13-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLScreate bgp neighbor 192.1.1.9 as-number remote-AS-number 65001create bgp neighbo

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-9BGP FEATURESIGP SYNCHRONIZATIONYou can configure an AS to be a transit AS, so that it can pass traffic through from

1-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREMEWARE OVER VIEWFor more information on Quality of Service, refer to Chapter 9.UNICAST ROUTINGThe switch can r

13-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSCONFIGURING BGPTable 13-1 describes the commands used to configure BGP.Table 13

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-11CONFIGURING BGPconfig bgp add dampening <halflife> <reuse> <suppress> <max_suppression> bg

13-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSconfig bgp dampening <halflife> <reuse> <suppress> <max_su

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-13CONFIGURING BGPconfig bgp neighbor [<ipaddress> | all] [route-reflector-client | no-route-reflector-client]C

13-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLSconfig bgp neighbor [<ipaddress> | all] weight <weight>Assigns a lo

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE13-15DISPLAYING BGP SETTINGSDISPLAYING BGP SETTINGSTo display settings for BGP, use the commands listed in Table 13-2.R

13-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOLS

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE14-114IP Multicast RoutingThis chapter covers the following topics:• Overview on page 14-2• Configuring IP Multicasting

14-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP MULTICAST ROUTINGOVERVIEWIP multicast routing is a function that allows a single IP host to send a packet to a

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE14-3OVERVIEWPIM DENSE MODEProtocol Independent Multicast- Dense Mode (PIM-DM) is a multicast routing protocol that is s

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE1-5“I” CHIPSET PRODUCTSFor information on load sharing, refer to Chapter 4 and Chapter 5.“i” CHIPSET PRODUCTSSummit swi

14-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP MULTICAST ROUTINGIGMP is enabled by default on the switch. However, the switch can be configured to disable the

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE14-5CONFIGURING IP MULTICASTING ROUTING4 Enable DVMRP or PIM on the router, using one of the following commands:enable

14-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP MULTICAST ROUTINGconfig dvmrp vlan <name> timer <probe_interval> <neighbor_timeout_interval>C

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE14-7CONFIGURING IP MULTICASTING ROUTINGTable 14-2 describes the commands used to configure the Internet Gateway Message

14-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP MULTICAST ROUTINGTable 14-2: IGMP Configuration CommandsCommand Descriptionconfig igmp <query_interval> &

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE14-9CONFIGURATION EXAMPLESCONFIGURATION EXAMPLESFigure 14-1 and Figure 13-2 are used in Chapter 12 to describe the OSPF

14-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP MULTICAST ROUTINGPIM-DM CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEFigure 14-1: IP multicast routing using PIM-DM configuration exam

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE14-11CONFIGURATION EXAMPLESCONFIGURATION FOR IR1The following is the configuration for the router labeled IR1:config vl

14-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP MULTICAST ROUTINGFigure 14-2: IP multicast routing using PIM-SM configuration exampleArea 010.0.1.1HQ_10_0_110

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE14-13DISPLAYING IP MULTICAST ROUTING SETTINGSCONFIGURATION FOR ABR1The following is the configuration for the router la

1-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREMEWARE OVER VIEWSOFTWARE LICENSINGSome Extreme Networks products have capabilities that are enabled by using a

14-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIP MULTICAST ROUTINGDELETING AND RESETTING IP MULTICAST SETTINGSTo return IP multicast routing settings to their

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE15-115IPX RoutingThis chapter describes the following topics:• Overview of IPX on page 15-1• IPX/RIP Routing on page 15

15-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIPX ROUTINGAs you create VLANs with different IPX NetIDs the switch automatically routes between them. Both the VL

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE15-3OVERVIEW OF IPXTraffic within each VLAN is switched using the Ethernet MAC address. Traffic between Exec and Suppor

15-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIPX ROUTINGPOPULATING THE ROUTING TABLE The switch builds and maintains an IPX routing table. As in the case of IP

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE15-5IPX/RIP ROUTINGIPX/RIP is automatically enabled when a NetID is assigned to the VLAN. To remove the advertisement o

15-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIPX ROUTINGCONFIGURING IPXThis section describes the commands associated with configuring IPX, IPX/RIP, and IPX/SA

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE15-7IPX COMMANDSPROTOCOL-BASED VLANS FOR IPXWhen combining IPX VLANs with other VLANs on the same physical port, it may

15-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIPX ROUTINGconfig ipxroute add [<dest_netid> | default] <next_hop_id> <next_hop_node_addr> <h

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE15-9IPX COMMANDSTable 15-4 describes the commands used to configure the IPX route table.config vlan <name> xnetid

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE1-7SOFTWARE LICENSINGPRODUCT SUPPORTExtremeWare version 6.0 and above supports router licensing on the Summit24 switch,

15-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIPX ROUTINGTable 15-5 describes the commands used to configure IPX/SAP.config ipxrip vlan [<name> | all] up

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE15-11IPX CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEIPX CONFIGURATION EXAMPLEFigure 15-2 builds on the example showing the IP/RIP configurati

15-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIPX ROUTINGFigure 15-2: IPX routing configuration exampleThe stations connected to the system generate a combinat

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE15-13DISPLAYING IPX SETTINGSThe IPX configuration shown in example in Figure 15-2 is as follows:create vlan Execcreate

15-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEIPX ROUTINGRESETTING AND DISABLING IPXTo return IPX settings to their defaults and disable IPX functions, use the

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-116Access PoliciesThis chapter describes the following topics:• Overview of Access Policies on page 16-1• Using IP A

16-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESIP ACCESS LISTSIP access lists consist of IP access rules, and are used to perform packet filtering

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-3USING IP ACCESS LISTS• Physical source port• Precedence number (optional)HOW IP ACCESS LISTS WORKWhen a packet arri

16-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESThe access-list example, below, performs packet filtering in the following sequence, as determined

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-5USING IP ACCESS LISTSMAXIMUM ENTRIESA maximum of 255 entries with an assigned precedence can be used. In addition t

IIIContentsPREFACEIntroduction xixTerminology xxConventions xxRelated Publications xxi1EXTREMEWARE OVERVIEWSummary of Features 1-1Virtual LANs (VLANs)

1-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREMEWARE OVER VIEWOBTAINING A SECURITY LICENSETo obtain information on enabling features that require export res

16-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESVERIFYING ACCESS LIST CONFIGURATIONSTo verify access list settings you can view the access list con

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-7USING IP ACCESS LISTSTable 16-1: Access List Configuration CommandsCommand Descriptioncreate access-list <name&g

16-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIEScreate access-list <name> tcp destination [<dst_ipaddress>/<dst_mask> | any] ip-p

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-9USING IP ACCESS LISTScreate access-list <name> udp destination [<dst_ipaddress>/<dst_mask> | any]

16-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIEScreate access-list icmp destination [<dest_ipaddress>/<mask> | any] source [<src_ip

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-11USING IP ACCESS LISTSIP ACCESS LIST EXAMPLESThis section presents two IP access list examples:• Using the permit-e

16-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESThe following command creates the access-list:create access-list denyall ip destination any source

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-13USING IP ACCESS LISTSFigure 16-3: Access list allows TCP trafficStep 3 - Permit-Established Access List. When a T

16-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESThe exact command line entry for this example is as follows:create access-list telnet-allow tcp de

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-15USING ROUTING ACCESS POLICIESFigure 16-6: ICMP packets are filtered outUSING ROUTING ACCESS POLICIESTo use routing

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE1-9SOFTWARE FACTORY DEFAULTSFor default settings of individual ExtremeWare features, refer to individual chapters in th

16-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESCREATING AN ACCESS PROFILEThe first thing to do when using routing access policies is to create an

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-17USING ROUTING ACCESS POLICIESTo configure the access profile mode, use the following command:config access-profile

16-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESPERMIT AND DENY ENTRIESIf you have configured the access profile mode to be none, you must specify

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-19USING ROUTING ACCESS POLICIESROUTING ACCESS POLICIES FOR RIPIf you are using the RIP protocol, the switch can be c

16-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESFigure 16-7: RIP access policy exampleAssuming the backbone VLAN interconnects all the routers in

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-21USING ROUTING ACCESS POLICIESIn addition, if the administrator wants to restrict any user belonging to the VLAN En

16-22 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESfor the switch as a whole. To configure a direct filter policy, use the following command:config o

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-23USING ROUTING ACCESS POLICIESTo configure the switch labeled Internet, the commands would be as follows:create acc

16-24 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESTo configure the switch labeled Engsvrs, use the following commands:create access-profile nointern

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-25MAKING CHANGES TO A ROUTING ACCESS POLICYTo configure the switch labeled Engsvrs, the commands would be as follows

1-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEEXTREMEWARE OVER VIEW

16-26 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESon the ingress or egress side, depending on the change. For soft resets to be applied on the ingre

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-27ROUTING ACCESS POLICY COMMANDSTable 16-3: Routing Access Policy Configuration CommandsCommand Descriptionconfig ac

16-28 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESconfig access-profile <access_profile> mode [permit | deny | none]Configures the access prof

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-29USING ROUTE MAPSUSING ROUTE MAPSRoute maps are a mechanism that can be used to conditionally control the redistrib

16-30 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESTo create a route map, do the following:1 Create a route map.2 Add entries to the route map.3 Add

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-31USING ROUTE MAPSconfig route-map <route-map> <sequence number> add set [as-path <as_num> | commu

16-32 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESROUTE MAP OPERATIONThe entries in the route map are processed in the ascending order of the sequen

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-33USING ROUTE MAPSFigure 16-9: Route mapsThe following points apply to this example:• RTA is a member of in AS 1111

16-34 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESconfig bgp-out add 20 permitconfig bgp neighbor 10.0.0.2 route-map-filter out bgp-outconfig bgp ne

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE16-35USING ROUTE MAPSROUTE MAP COMMANDSTable 16-6 describes route map commands.Table 16-6: Route Map CommandsCommand De

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-12Accessing the SwitchThis chapter covers the following topics:• Understanding the Command Syntax on page 2-1• Line-E

16-36 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESS POLICIESconfig route-map <route-map> <sequence number> delete match [nlri-list <access_prof

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-117Server Load Balancing (SLB)This chapter describes the following topics:• Overview on page 17-2• SLB Components on

17-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)OVERVIEWServer Load Balancing (SLB) is a feature of the switch that divides many client

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-3SLB COMPONENTSNODESA node is an individual service on a physical server that consists of an IP addresses and a port

17-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)Once you know which virtual server options are useful in your network, you can:• Define

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-5FORWARDING MODESFORWARDING MODESThe switch supports the following SLB forwarding modes:• Tran sp arent• Tran sl at

17-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)To configure transparent mode, use the following command:create slb vip <vipname>

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-7FORWARDING MODES• The service is configured to use the appropriate address and port, as specified in the switch con

17-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)The following commands enable SLB, configure the server VLAN to act as the server side,

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-9FORWARDING MODESFigure 17-3: Translational modeIn Figure 17-3, the switch is configured to respond to requests for

2-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCH3 The value part of the command specifies how you want the parameter to be set. Values include

17-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)config client add port 1-4enable ipforwardingThe following commands create a round-rob

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-11FORWARDING MODESTo configure port translation mode, use the following command:create slb vip <vipname> pool

17-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)The servers are configured as follows:• All servers have the same MAC address.• All se

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-13BALANCING METHODSprotocol is enabled, the subnet containing the VIPs is propagated through the network.BALANCING M

17-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)where the number of connections that each machine receives over time is proportionate

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-15BASIC SLB COMMANDSThe switch will distribute traffic in round-robin fashion among the pools active nodes with the

17-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)create slb pool <poolname> {slb-method [round-robin | ratio | priority | least-c

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-17BASIC SLB COMMANDSdisable slb vip <vipname> {close-connections-now} Disables a VIP group. When disabled, no

17-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)ADVANCED SLB APPLICATION EXAMPLEThis example builds upon the Introductory SLB Applicat

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-19ADVANCED SLB APPLICATION EXAMPLEFigure 17-5: Advanced SLB configurationThe commands used to configure are describe

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-3UNDERSTANDING THE COMMAND SYNTAXOnce you have created the VLAN with a unique name, you can then eliminate the keywor

17-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)To create is the virtual IP VLAN, use the following commands: create vlan sitesconfig

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-21ADVANCED SLB APPLICATION EXAMPLEcreate slb pool site2webconfig slb site2web add 192.168.200.5:80config slb site2we

17-22 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)enable slb vip ftpc service-checkconfig slb vip ftpc service-check ftp user test passw

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-23HEALTH CHECKINGPING-CHECKPing-check is Layer 3 based pinging of the physical node. The default ping frequency is o

17-24 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)SERVICE-CHECKService-check is Layer 7 based application-dependent checking defined on

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-25HEALTH CHECKINGFor SMTP, service-check identifies the identity of the switch by providing the specified DNS domain

17-26 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)PERSISTENCEUsing persistence, you can ensure that traffic flows do not span multiple s

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-27USING HIGH AVAILABILITY SYSTEM FEATURESYou can only activate sticky persistence on wildcard virtual servers.To con

17-28 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)The switches in a redundant SLB configuration should have identical SLB configurations

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-29USING HIGH AVAILABILITY SYSTEM FEATURESTo assign a VIP to a unit, use the following command:config slb vip <vip

2-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCHSUMMIT SWITCH NUMERICAL RANGESCommands that require you to enter one or more port numbers on a

17-30 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)create vlan insidecreate vlan serverconfig vlan inside ipaddress 1.10.0.2 /16config vl

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-31USING HIGH AVAILABILITY SYSTEM FEATUREScreate slb pool testpoolconfig slb pool testpool add 1.206.1.1:80config slb

17-32 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)3DNS SUPPORTWhen you enable SLB, the switch reports health status to 3DNS using the iQ

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-33ADVANCED SLB COMMANDSconfig slb failover unit [1 | 2] remote-ip <ipaddress> local-ip <ipaddress>:<L

17-34 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)config slb global [ping-check | tcp-port-check | service-check] frequency <seconds&

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-35ADVANCED SLB COMMANDSconfig slb global telnet userid <userid> password {encrypted} {<password>}Configu

17-36 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)config slb vip <vipname> unit {1 | 2} Configures a unit number of a VIP name for

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-37ADVANCED SLB COMMANDSenable slb node <ipaddress> ping-check Enables L3 pinging to the node address. Ping-che

17-38 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)WEB CACHE REDIRECTIONWeb cache redirection uses the TCP or UDP port number to redirect

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE17-39WEB CACHE REDIRECTIONFLOW REDIRECTION COMMANDSTo configure flow redirection, use the commands listed in Table 17-5

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-5LINE-EDITING KEYSLINE-EDITING KEYSTab le 2-2 describes the line-editing keys available using the CLI.vertical bar |

17-40 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESERVER LOAD BALANCING (SLB)Figure 17-7: Flow-redirection exampleThe following commands are used to configure the

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-118Status Monitoring and StatisticsThis chapter describes the following topics:• Status Monitoring on page 18-1• Slo

18-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICSFor more information about show commands for a specific ExtremeWare feature, refer

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-3SLOT DIAGNOSTICSSLOT DIAGNOSTICSThe BlackDiamond switch provides a facility for running normal or extended diagnost

18-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICS•extended — Takes the switch fabric and ports offline, and performs extensive ASIC

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-5PORT ERRORS• Received Broadcast (RX Bcast) — The total number of frames received by the port that are addressed to

18-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICSThe following port receive error information is collected by the switch:• Receive

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-7SETTING THE SYSTEM RECOVERY LEVELSETTING THE SYSTEM RECOVERY LEVELYou can configure the system to automatically reb

18-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICSBy default, log entries that are assigned a critical or warning level remain in th

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-9LOGGINGLOCAL LOGGINGThe switch maintains 1,000 messages in its internal log. You can display a snapshot of the log

2-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCHCOMMAND HISTORYExtremeWare “remembers” the last 49 commands you entered. You can display a list

18-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICS• Configure remote logging by using the following command:config syslog {add} <

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-11LOGGINGLOGGING COMMANDSThe commands described in Table 18-5 allow you to configure logging options, reset logging

18-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICSRMONUsing the Remote Monitoring (RMON) capabilities of the switch allows network

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-13RMON• Management workstation — Communicates with the RMON probe and collects the statistics from it. The workstati

18-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICSAlarms inform you of a network performance problem and can trigger automated acti

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE18-15RMONEVENT ACTIONSThe actions that you can define for each alarm are shown in Tab le 18 -6.To be notified of events

18-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESTATUS MONITORING AND STATISTICS

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE19-119Using ExtremeWare VistaThis chapter covers the following topics:• Enabling and Disabling Web Access on page 19-2•

19-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEUSING EXTREMEWARE VISTAENABLING AND DISABLING WEB ACCESSBy default, Web access is enabled on the switch. Use of Ex

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE19-3ACCESSING EXTREMEWARE VISTA• Check for newer versions of stored pages. Every visit to the page should be selected a

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-7COMMON COMMANDSconfig slot <slot> module [f32t | f32f | f48t | g4x | g6x | g8x | g12x]Configures a slot for a

19-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEUSING EXTREMEWARE VISTATo correct this situation, log out of the switch and log in again.NAVIGATING EXTREMEWARE VI

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE19-5NAVIGATING EXTREMEWARE VISTABROWSER CONTROLSBrowser controls include drop-down list boxes, check boxes, and multi-s

19-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEUSING EXTREMEWARE VISTASAVING CHANGESThere are two ways to save your changes to non-volatile storage using Extreme

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE19-7DO A GET WHEN CONFIGURING A VLANDO A GET WHEN CONFIGURING A VLANWhen configuring a VLAN using ExtremeWare Vista, pr

19-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEUSING EXTREMEWARE VISTA

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE20-120Software Upgrade and Boot OptionsThis chapter describes the following topics:• Downloading a New Image on page 20

20-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESOFTWARE UPGRADE AND BOOT OPTIONS• Download the new image to the switch using the commanddownload image [<ipadd

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE20-3SAVING CONFIGURATION CHANGESSAVING CONFIGURATION CHANGESThe configuration is the customized set of parameters that

20-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESOFTWARE UPGRADE AND BOOT OPTIONSUSING TFTP TO UPLOAD THE CONFIGURATIONYou can upload the current configuration to

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE20-5USING TFTP TO DOWNLOAD THE CONFIGURATIONUSING TFTP TO DOWNLOAD THE CONFIGURATIONYou can download ASCII files that c

IVSecurity Features Under License Control 1-8Software Factory Defaults 1-82ACCESSING THE SWITCHUnderstanding the Command Syntax 2-1Syntax Helper 2-2Co

2-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCHdelete vlan <name> Deletes a VLAN.disable bootp vlan [<name> | all] Disables BOOTP

20-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESOFTWARE UPGRADE AND BOOT OPTIONSTo download an incremental configuration, use the following command:download conf

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE20-7SYNCHRONIZING MSMSSYNCHRONIZING MSMS On the BlackDiamond switch, you can take the master MSM configurations and ima

20-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESOFTWARE UPGRADE AND BOOT OPTIONSAs soon as you see the BootROM-> prompt, release the spacebar. You can see a

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE20-9BOOT OPTION COMMANDSdownload configuration <hostname | ipaddress> <filename> {incremental}Downloads a c

20-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESOFTWARE UPGRADE AND BOOT OPTIONSuse configuration [primary | secondary] Configures the switch to use a particula

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEA-1ASupported StandardsThe following is a list of software standards supported by ExtremeWare.Standards and ProtocolsRF

A-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDESUPPORTED STANDARDSManagement and SecurityRFC 1157 SNMP v1/v2cRFC 1213 MIB IIRFC 1354 IP forwarding table MIBRFC 14

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEB-1BTroubleshootingIf you encounter problems when using the switch, this appendix may be helpful. If you have a problem

B-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDETROUBLESHOOTING• Both ends of the Gigabit link are set to the same autonegotiation state.Both sides if the Gigabit

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEB-3USING THE COMMAND-LINE INTERFACEIf this does not work, try using a different power source (different power strip/out

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-9CONFIGURING MANAGEMENT ACCESSCONFIGURING MANAGEMENT ACCESSExtremeWare supports the following two levels of managemen

B-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDETROUBLESHOOTINGThe SNMP Network Manager or Telnet workstation can no longer access the device:Check that Telnet acc

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEB-5USING THE COMMAND-LINE INTERFACEIn the case where no one knows a password for an administrator level user, contact y

B-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDETROUBLESHOOTINGEnsure that you are using multi-mode fiber (MMF) when using a 1000BASE-SX GBIC, and single mode fibe

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEB-7USING THE COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE802.1Q links do not work correctly:Remember that VLAN names are only locally signifi

B-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDETROUBLESHOOTINGDEBUG TRACINGExtremeWare includes a debug-tracing facility for the switch. The show debug-tracing co

IndexNumerics3DNS 17-32802.1p configuration commands (table) 9-14Aaccess levels 2-9access listsBlackDiamond switch maximum entries 16-5configuration c

II - INDEXport configuration 4-2port-mirroring, virtual port 4-11slot configuration 4-1verifying load sharing 4-11blackhole entries, FDB 7-2boot optio

INDEX - IIIhost attach 10-9linking switches 10-12masterbehavior 10-5definition 10-2determining 10-3electing 10-6election algorithms 10-5port blocks 10

IV - INDEXresetting 14-14settings, displaying 14-13show commands (table) 14-13IP multinettingdescription 11-7example 11-9primary VLAN interface 11-7se

INDEX - Vverifying the configuration on Summit switch 5-10local logging 18-9log display 18-9loggingand Telnet 18-9commands (table) 18-11configuration

2-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCHUSER ACCOUNTA user-level account has viewing access to all manageable parameters, with the exc

VI - INDEXport-mirroringBlackDiamond switch configuration commands (table) 4-12BlackDiamond switch example 4-12description on BlackDiamond switch 4-11

INDEX - VIIconfiguration commands (table) 16-35creating 16-30description 16-2, 16-29example 16-32goto entries 16-31match entries 16-31match operation

VIII - INDEXusing 3-10SNTPconfiguration commands (table) 3-25configuring 3-22Daylight Savings Time 3-22description 3-21example 3-25Greenwich Mean Time

INDEX - IXVirtual LANs. See VLANsvirtual link, OSPF 12-8virtual port on Summit switch 5-11VLAN aggregationcommands (table) 11-14description 11-11limit

X - INDEX

Index of CommandsCclear counters 18-11clear dlcs 9-26clear fdb 7-3, 9-11clear igmp snooping 14-14clear iparp 11-19, 11-28clear ipfdb 11-19, 11-2

ii - Index of Commands16-28config esrp port-mode 10-14config fdb agingtime 7-3config flow redirection add next-hop 17-39config flow-redirection del

Index of Commands - iiiconfig rip vlan import-filter 16-19, 16-29config rip vlan trusted-gateway 16-19, 16-29config route-map add 16-30, 16-36confi

iv - Index of Commandscreate access-list udp destination 16-9create access-profile 16-29create account 2-7, 2-12create bgp neighbor 13-14create fd

Index of Commands - vdisable radius-accounting 3-16disable red ports 9-8disable rip 12-20disable rip aggregation 12-20disable rip export 11-4, 12

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-11CONFIGURING MANAGEMENT ACCESSDEFAULT ACCOUNTSBy default, the switch is configured with two accounts, as shown in Ta

vi - Index of Commandsenable license 2-8enable license security 3-7enable log display 18-9, 18-12enable loopback-mode vlan 11-21enable mac-vlan 6

Index of Commands - viishow dlcs 9-27show dns-client 2-13show dot1p 9-14show dvmrp 14-13show edp 4-13, 5-12show esrp 10-5, 10-13, 10-16, 10-20sh

viii - Index of Commandsunconfig vlan xnetid 15-14upload configuration 2-13, 20-4, 20-9upload configuration cancel 20-4, 20-9use configuration 20-

2-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCH5 Re-enter the new password at the prompt.If you forget your password while logged out of the

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-13DOMAIN NAME SERVICE CLIENT SERVICESDOMAIN NAME SERVICE CLIENT SERVICESThe Domain Name Service (DNS) client in Extre

2-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCHPINGThe ping command enables you to send Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo message

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE2-15CHECKING BASIC CONNECTIVITYTRACEROUTEThe traceroute command enables you to trace the routed path between the switch

2-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEACCESSING THE SWITCH

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-13Managing the SwitchThis chapter covers the following topics:• Overview on page 3-1• Using the Console Interface on

VUsing a BOOTP Server 3-4Manually Configuring the IP Settings 3-4Disconnecting a Telnet Session 3-6Controlling Telnet Access 3-6Using Secure Shell 2 (

3-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCH— ExtremeWare Vista Web access using a standard Web browser— SNMP access using ExtremeWare Enter

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-3USING TELNETYou can configure the IP address, subnet mask, and default router for the VLAN mgmt, using the following

3-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHUSING A BOOTP SERVERIf you are using IP and you have a Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP) server set up

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-5USING TELNETmust be assigned an IP address and subnet mask. IP addresses are always assigned to a VLAN. The switch c

3-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCH6 Configure the default route for the switch using the following command:config iproute add defa

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-7USING SECURE SHELL 2 (SSH2)To display the status of Telnet, use the following command:show managementYou can choose

3-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHTo enable SSH2, use the following command:enable ssh2 {access-profile [<access_profile> |

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-9USING EXTREMEWARE VISTAFor more information on assigning an IP address, refer to the section, “Configuring Switch IP

3-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHUSING SNMPAny Network Manager running the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) can manage

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-11USING SNMPTo configure SNMP read access to use an access profile, use the command:config snmp access-profile readon

VILoad-Sharing Algorithms 4-8Configuring BlackDiamond and Alpine Switch Load Sharing 4-9Load-Sharing Example 4-11Verifying the Load-Sharing Configurat

3-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHconfig snmp add trapreceiver <ipaddress> community <string>Adds the IP address of a

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-13AUTHENTICATING USERSDISPLAYING SNMP SETTINGSTo display the SNMP settings configured on the switch, use the followin

3-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHThe privileges assigned to the user (admin versus non-admin) at the RADIUS server take preceden

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-15AUTHENTICATING USERSTable 3- 2: RADIUS CommandsCommand Descriptionconfig radius [primary | secondary] server [<i

3-16 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHRADIUS RFC 2138 ATTRIBUTESThe RADIUS RFC 2138 optional attributes supported are as follows:• Us

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-17AUTHENTICATING USERSfiles. The client configuration file (ClientCfg.txt) defines the authorized source machine, sou

3-18 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHcompiled format for Solaris™ or Linux™ operating systems, as well as in source code format. For

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-19AUTHENTICATING USERSuser Password = ""Filter-Id = "unlim"admin Password = "", Service

3-20 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHCONFIGURING TACACS+Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (TACACS+) is a mechani

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-21USING THE SIMPLE NETWORK TIME PROTOCOLUSING THE SIMPLE NETWORK TIME PROTOCOLExtremeWare supports the client portion

VIIAssigning a VLAN Tag 6-6Mixing Port-Based and Tagged VLANs 6-9Protocol-Based VLANs 6-9Predefined Protocol Filters 6-10Defining Protocol Filters 6-1

3-22 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCHCONFIGURING AND USING SNTPTo use SNTP, follow these steps:1 Identify the host(s) that are confi

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-23USING THE SIMPLE NETWORK TIME PROTOCOLThis command provides configuration and statistics associated with SNTP and i

3-24 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCH-12:00 -720 IDLW - International Date Line West+1:00 +60 CET - Central European FWT - French Wi

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE3-25USING THE SIMPLE NETWORK TIME PROTOCOLSNTP CONFIGURATION COMMANDSTab le 3-5 describes SNTP configuration commands.S

3-26 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDEMANAGING THE SWITCH

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE4-14Configuring BlackDiamond and Alpine Switch Slots and PortsThis chapter covers the following topics: • Configuring a

4-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH SLOTS AND PORTSYou can configure the BlackDiamond or Alpine switch with

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE4-3BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH PORT CONFIGURATIONFor example, if a G4X I/O module (having a total of four ports) is

4-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH SLOTS AND PORTS10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX ports can connect to either 10BAS

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE4-5BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH PORT CONFIGURATIONconfig ports <portlist> auto off {speed [10 | 100 | 1000]} du

VIII8SPANNING TREE PROTOCOL (STP)Overview of the Spanning Tree Protocol 8-1Spanning Tree Domains 8-2STPD Status for GVRP-Added Ports 8-2Defaults 8-3ST

4-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH SLOTS AND PORTSenable sharing <port> grouping <portlist> {po

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE4-7JUMBO FRAMESJUMBO FRAMESJumbo frames are Ethernet frames that are larger than 1523 bytes, including four bytes used

4-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH SLOTS AND PORTSFor example, VLANs see the load-sharing group as a single

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE4-9LOAD SHARING ON THE BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCHThe address-based and round-robin load-sharing algorithms are supp

4-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH SLOTS AND PORTSBlackDiamond switch modules that use the “i” chipset do

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE4-11BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH PORT-MIRRORINGLOAD-SHARING EXAMPLEThe following example defines a load-sharing group

4-12 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH SLOTS AND PORTSUp to eight mirroring filters and one monitor port can b

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE4-13BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH PORT-MIRRORINGEXTREME DISCOVERY PROTOCOLThe Extreme Discovery Protocol (EDP) is used

4-14 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING BLACKDIAMOND AND ALPINE SWITCH SLOTS AND PORTS

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE5-15Configuring Summit Switch PortsThis chapter covers the following topics:• Enabling and Disabling Summit Switch Port

IXConfiguring DiffServ 9-15Observing DiffServ Information 9-17Changing DiffServ Code point assignments in the Q0S Profile 9-17Replacing DiffServ Code

5-2 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING SUMMIT SWITCH PORTSFor example, to disable ports 3, 5, and 12 through 15 on the Summit switch, enter th

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE5-3SUMMIT SWITCH PORT COMMANDSTURNING OFF AUTONEGOTIATION FOR A GIGABIT ETHERNET PORTIn certain interoperability situat

5-4 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING SUMMIT SWITCH PORTSdisable learning ports <portlist> Disables MAC address learning on one or more

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE5-5JUMBO FRAMESJUMBO FRAMESJumbo frames are Ethernet frames that are larger than 1523 bytes, including four bytes used

5-6 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING SUMMIT SWITCH PORTSThe jumbo_frame_mtu range is 1523 to 9216. The value describes the maximum size “on

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE5-7LOAD SHARING ON THE SUMMIT SWITCHLOAD SHARING ALGORITHMSLoad sharing algorithms allow you to select the distribution

5-8 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING SUMMIT SWITCH PORTSOn switches that do not have the “i” chipset, the following additional rules apply:•

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE5-9LOAD SHARING ON THE SUMMIT SWITCHOn all other Summit switch models, the following rules apply:• A group can contain

5-10 EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDECONFIGURING SUMMIT SWITCH PORTSTo define a load-sharing group, you assign a group of ports to a single, logical po

EXTREMEWARE SOFTWARE USER GUIDE5-11SUMMIT SWITCH PORT-MIRRORINGThe traffic filter can be defined based on one of the following criteria:• Physical por