SignaMax C-310 24 Port Gigabit 740W PoE+ Managed Switch User guide

C-310 Series Gigabit Managed Switch

Web Management Guide

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How to Use This Guide

This guide includes detailed information on the switch software, including how

to operate and use the management functions of the switch. To deploy this

switch effectively and ensure trouble-free operation, you should first read the

relevant sections in this guide so that you are familiar with all of its software

features.

Who Should Read

this Guide?

This guide is for network administrators who are responsible for operating and

maintaining network equipment. The guide assumes a basic working

knowledge of LANs (Local Area Networks), the Internet Protocol (IP), and

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).

How this Guide

is Organized

This guide provides detailed information about the switch’s key features. It

also describes the switch’s web browser interface. For information on the

command line interface refer to the CLI Reference Guide.

The guide includes these sections:

◆ Section I “Web Configuration” — Includes all management options

available through the web browser interface.

◆ Section II “Appendices” — Includes information on troubleshooting switch

management access.

This guide focuses on switch software configuration through the web browser.

For information on how to manage the switch through the command line

interface, see the following guide:

CLI Reference Guide

For information on how to install the switch, see the following guide:

Quick Start Guide

For all safety information and regulatory statements, see the following

documents:

Safety and Regulatory Information

How to Use This Guide

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Conventions The following conventions are used throughout this guide to show information:

Note:

Emphasizes important information or calls your attention to related

features or instructions.

Revision History This section summarizes the changes in each revision of this guide.

Revision Date ChangeDescription

v1.0.2.6 01/2021 Initialrelease

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Contents

How to Use This Guide 3

Contents 5

Figures 11

Tables 17

SECTION I WEB CONFIGURATION 18

1 Web Management Landing Page 20

Log In To The Switch Management Page Web 20

2 System Home 22

Device Panel 22

Port Information 22

Flow Trend 23

Device Configuration 24

Port Statistics 24

3 25

4 Quick Configuration 26

Basic Setting 26

VLAN Setting 26

Port Mode 27

5 Port Management 28

Basic Settings 28

Check the Port Configuration 28

Configuring Port Properties 29

Storm Control 29

Check the Port Setting Storm 29

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Flow Control 31

Configuring Flow Control 32

Port Aggregation 33

Viewing port aggregation configuration 33

Add port aggregation 34

Modifying port aggregation 35

Port Mirroring 36

Port mirroring configuration 36

Add port mirroring group 37

To Modify the Port Mirroring Group 39

Delete a Port Mirroring Group 39

Port Isolation 40

Port Isolation Configuration 40

Configuring Port Isolation 41

Modify the Port Isolation 42

Port Speed Limit 42

View Port Rate Limit 42

Configure Port Access Rate 43

Remove the Port Speed Limit 44

SFP 45

View SFP State 45

6 VLAN Management 46

VLAN Management 46

Check VLAN Configuration Information 46

Add VLAN 46

Remove VLAN 47

Edit VLAN 48

View Port Mode 49

Change Port Mode to Trunk 50

Change Port Mode to Hybrid 50

Voice VLAN 51

View Voice VLAN Information 51

Configure Voice VLAN Global 52

Configure Voice VLAN Port 52

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Configure voice VLAN OUI 53

Voice Device Address 53

Surveillance VLAN 54

View Surveillance VLAN Information 54

Configure Surveillance VLAN 54

MAC Setting and Surveillance Device 55

MAC Settings and Surveillance Device 55

ONVIF 56

View ONVIF 56

View IP-Camera Information 59

View NVR Information 60

7 Fault / Safety 61

Attack Prevention 61

ARP Snooping 61

Port Security 63

DHCP Snooping 64

CPU Guard 66

Path Detection 67

Path/Tracert Detection 67

Cable detection 68

Port Error Disable 68

DDOS Protection 69

Loop Detection 69

Enable loopback detection 70

Choose the port to configure 70

STP 71

Enable STP function 72

STP Port Settings 73

Access Control 74

ACL access control list 74

Application ACL 77

IGMP Snooping 79

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MLD 82

View MLD Configuration 82

IEEE 802.1X 83

AAA 85

Radius 85

TACACS+ 87

8 System Management 89

System Settings 89

Management VLAN 89

System Restart 91

User Management 91

System Log 92

Log Export 92

ARP Table 93

MAC Management 93

Firmware Upgrade 96

System Information 97

Memory Information 97

CPU Information 98

Configuration Management 98

Restore Factory Settings 100

Dual Configuration 101

Backup and Restore the Current Configuration File 101

SNMP 101

Check the SNMP 101

Activate the SNMP 102

Disable SNMP 103

Activate TRAP 103

Disable TRAP 104

Change Community 105

Added the SNMP Trap Service Host 105

Delete the SNMP Trap Service Host 106

RMON 106

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View RMON Configure Information 106

Configure RMON Type 106

Change RMON Type 107

Delete the Configured Rule 108

LLDP Settings 109

Enable LLDP Settings 109

Neighbor Info 110

Static Route 110

9 PSE System Management 112

PSE System Configuration 112

Quality of PSE System Configuration 112

Configure Power Supply Mode 112

POE Port Configuration 114

Editing POE Port 115

POE Timer Configuration 115

10 QOS 117

Priority Schedule 117

View the Priority Schedule 117

The Configuration Global Settings of SP 117

The Configuration Global Settings of DSCP 119

Editing the DSCP Values 122

11 EEE 124

EEE 124

802.3AZ EEE Settings 124

Activate EEE 124

SECTION II APPENDICES 125

K Troubleshooting 126

Problems Accessing the Management Interface 126

L License Information 127

Contents

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The GNU General Public License 127

Glossary 131

Index 138

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Figures

Figure 1: The login page WEB 20

Figure 2: switch WEB management page Home 21

Figure 3: Device Panel 22

Figure 4: View the port status 22

Figure 5: Port Information 23

Figure 6: View the Flow Trend 23

Figure 7: Device Configuration 24

Figure 8: View the port Statistics 25

Figure 9: Basic Setting 26

Figure 10: VLAN Setting 27

Figure 11: Trunk Port Setting 27

Figure 12: Port List Information 28

Figure 13: Port Properties configuration 29

Figure 14: Storm Control List information 30

Figure 15: Configuring Storm Control information 30

Figure 16: Bulk edit configuration information 31

Figure 17: Configuring Storm Control information 31

Figure 18: Configuration successfully Storm Control information flow control 31

Figure 19: Flow Control Information 32

Figure 20: Open Port Flow Control Function 32

Figure 21: Port flow control status 33

Figure 22: Close the Port Flow Control 33

Figure 23: Aggregation Port Configuration Information 34

Figure 24: Port Aggregation Configuration Area 35

Figure 25: To Modify the Port Aggregation 36

Figure 26: Port Mirroring Configuration Information 37

Figure 27: Add Port Mirroring Group 38

Figure 28: Port Mirroring Group Results 38

Figure 29: To modify the port mirroring group 39

Figures

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Figure 30: Deleted successfully port mirroring 40

Figure 31: Port Isolation Configuration Information 41

Figure 32: Enable Port Isolation Function 41

Figure 33: Enable Port Isolation Results 42

Figure 34: To modify the port isolation 42

Figure 35: View Rate Configuration information 43

Figure 36: Configure port rate limiting entrance 43

Figure 37: Port entrance speed limit results 44

Figure 38: Remove the port speed limit 44

Figure 39: View SFP State 45

Figure 40: VLAN configuration information 46

Figure 41: Adding a VLAN 47

Figure 42: Delete a single VLAN 47

Figure 43: Delete multiple VLANs 48

Figure 44: Add the port to the VLAN 48

Figure 45: Remove the port from the VLAN 49

Figure 46: View port mode configuration information 49

Figure 47: Change the port mode to trunk 50

Figure 48: Change the port mode to hybrid 51

Figure 49: View voice VLAN information 51

Figure 50: View voice VLAN information 52

Figure 51: Configure voice VLAN port 52

Figure 52: Configure voice VLAN OUI 53

Figure 53: Voice VLAN address 53

Figure 54: Surveillance VLAN Information 54

Figure 55: Configure Surveillance VLAN 54

Figure 56: Configure the user-defined mac settings 55

Figure 57: Configure the user-defined mac settings 56

Figure 58: ONVIF information 56

Figure 59: Step1: Turn off IGMP function 57

Figure 60: Step1: Turn off MLD function 57

Figure 61: Step2: Enable Management VLAN 57

Figure 62: Confirm that the IP address segment of switch management address 57

Figure 63: Confirm that the IP address segment of switch management address is the

same as that of IPC 58

Figures

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Figure 64: Confirm that the IP address segment of switch management address is the

same as that of NVR 58

Figure 65: Configure the VLAN ID 59

Figure 66: Configure the port number used by the ONVIF protocol 59

Figure 67: IP-Camera information 60

Figure 68: NVR Information 60

Figure 69: View port ARP Inspection information 61

Figure 70: ARP Inspection configuration 61

Figure 71: Change ARP Inspection configure 62

Figure 72: Change ARP Inspection configure success 62

Figure 73: Disable ARP Inspection function 62

Figure 74: Port security configuration 63

Figure 75: Port security manual configuration 63

Figure 76: Change port security status 64

Figure 77: View anti DHCP snooping configuration information 64

Figure 78: Activation of DHCP snooping function 65

Figure 79: Disable anti illegal DHCP server functions and enable option 82 65

Figure 80: CID information 66

Figure 81: Off DHCP snooping function 66

Figure 82: CPU Guard information 67

Figure 83: Change CPU Guard configuration 67

Figure 84: Path Detection Information 67

Figure 85: Tracert Detection Information 68

Figure 86: Cable Detection Information 68

Figure 87: Port Cable Detection Result 68

Figure 88: Error Disable Automatic Recovery Configuration 69

Figure 89: DDOS Protection Information 69

Figure 90: Selected DoS Type 69

Figure 91: View Loop back Detection Configuration Information 70

Figure 92: Enable Loopback Detection 70

Figure 93: Configure Ports Parameter 71

Figure 94: Change the Port Configure 71

Figure 95: STP Global View 72

Figure 96: Enable STP Change Mode and Traps 73

Figure 97: Selected Port to Configuration STP 73

Figures

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Figure 98: Access Control List 74

Figure 99: Configuration Standard IP Access Control List 75

Figure 100: Configuration Extended IP Access Control List 75

Figure 101: Configuration Expand MAC Access Control List 76

Figure 102: To Modify the ACL Rule 76

Figure 103: Delete Rules 77

Figure 104: Delete All ACL Rules 77

Figure 105: View Application ACL Rules 78

Figure 106: Add Applications ACL 78

Figure 107: Delete Application ACL 79

Figure 108: View Snooping IGMP Configuration Information 79

Figure 109: Open Multicast Listener Configuration 80

Figure 110: Closed Multicast Listener Function Operation 80

Figure 111: Configuration of Multicast Routing 81

Figure 112: Configuration IGMP version 81

Figure 113: View MLD configuration information 82

Figure 114: Open multicast listener configuration 82

Figure 115: Closed multicast listener function operation 83

Figure 116: Configuration of multicast routing 83

Figure 117: IEEE 802.1X 84

Figure 118: Enable IEEE 802.1X 84

Figure 119: Configuration Radius 84

Figure 120: Configuration IEEE802.1X 85

Figure 121: Configuration radius 86

Figure 122: Configuration enable authentication 86

Figure 123: Configuration login authentication 87

Figure 124: Configuration TACACS+ 87

Figure 125: Configuration Enable Authentication 88

Figure 126: Configuration login authentication 88

Figure 127: Basic System Settings 89

Figure 128: System time synchronization 90

Figure 129: Telnet 90

Figure 130: DHCP Server 91

Figure 131: System Restart 91

Figure 132: Change password 92

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Figure 133: System Log 92

Figure 134: Log Export 93

Figure 135: ARP Message 93

Figure 136: MAC address lookup display 93

Figure 137: MAC addresses statically bound static configuration 94

Figure 138: MAC address of the static binding configuration 95

Figure 139: Batch-MAC binding configuration 95

Figure 140: MAC address deletion 96

Figure 141: MAC address batch deletion 96

Figure 142: Switch System Upgrade 97

Figure 143: System memory information 97

Figure 144: CPU information 98

Figure 145: View the current configuration 99

Figure 146: To save the current configuration 99

Figure 147: Imported configuration 100

Figure 148: Export configuration 100

Figure 149: Restore factory Settings 101

Figure 150: Dual Configuration 101

Figure 151: View the SNMP configuration information 102

Figure 152: Activation SNMP function 102

Figure 153: Disable the SNMP function 103

Figure 154: Activation function of the TRAP 104

Figure 155: Disable TRAP function 104

Figure 156: Change Community 105

Figure 157: Increases the SNMP TRAP service host 105

Figure 158: Delete the SNMP Trap Service Host 106

Figure 159: View RMON configure information 106

Figure 160: Configure RMON type 107

Figure 161: Change RMON type is Event 107

Figure 162: Change RMON type is History 108

Figure 163: View the port configure information 108

Figure 164: Delete the Alarm list rule 108

Figure 165: Delete the Event list rule 109

Figure 166: Delete the History list rule 109

Figure 167: View LLDP settings information 109

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Figure 168: Enable LLDP settings 110

Figure 169: Neighbor info 110

Figure 170: Static Route step 1 110

Figure 171: Static Route step 2 111

Figure 172: Static Route step 3 111

Figure 173: Static Route step 4 111

Figure 174: view the PSE system information 112

Figure 175: Automatic Mode 113

Figure 176: Static Mode 113

Figure 177: Energy Saving Mode 114

Figure 178: POE Port configuration 114

Figure 179: Editing POE Port 115

Figure 180: POE timer absolute time configuration 116

Figure 181: POE timer periodic time configuration 116

Figure 182: Global Settings in 802.1p and SP 118

Figure 183: Global Settings in 802.1P and WRR 118

Figure 184: Global Settings in 802.1P and Hybrid 119

Figure 185: global settings in DSCP and SP 120

Figure 186: Global Settings in DSCP and WRR 121

Figure 187: Figure 9-7: global settings in DSCP and HYBRID 122

Figure 188: Add the port to the VLAN 122

Figure 189: View the 802.3AZ EEE Settings 124

Figure 190: Active the 802.3az EEE Settings 124

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Tables

Table 1: Troubleshooting Chart 126

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Section I

Web Configuration

This section describes the basic switch features, along with a detailed description of

how to configure each feature via a web browser.

This section includes these chapters:

◆ "Web Management Landing Page" on page 20

◆ "System Home" on page 22

◆ "Quick Configuration" on page 26

◆ "Port Management" on page 28

◆ "VLAN Management" on page 46

◆ "Fault / Safety" on page 61

◆ "System Management" on page 89

◆ "PSE System Management" on page 112

◆ "QOS" on page 117

◆ "EEE" on page 124

Section I

| Web Configuration

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1 Web Management Landing Page

This switch provides an embedded HTTP web agent. Using a web browser

you can configure the switch and view statistics to monitor network activity.

The web agent can be accessed by any computer on the network using a

standard web browser (Internet Explorer 9, Mozilla Firefox 39, or Google

Chrome 44, or more recent versions).

Note:

You can also use the Command Line Interface (CLI) to manage the

switch. For more information refer to the CLI Reference Guide.

Log In To The Switch Management Page Web

Configuration computer's IP address and the switch must be set to the same

subnet (switch default IP address is 192.168.2.10, the default subnet mask of

255.255.255.0). Run WEB browser, in the address bar enter http://

192.168.2.10. Enter, enter the user name and password (default user name:

admin; password: admin), click “Login” button or directly enter into the WEB

management.

Figure 1: The login page WEB

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