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Siemens S223 User Manual

Siemens S223 User Manual (381 pages)

Siemens Single-Board Fast Ethernet Switch Operators User Manual

Brand: Siemens | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 9.75 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction

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- Audience
  20
- Document Structure
  20
- Tab. 1.1 Overview of Chapters
  20
- Document Convention
  21
- Document Notation
  21
- CE Declaration of Conformity
  21
- Tab. 1.2 Command Notation of Guide Book
  21
- GPL/LGPL Warranty and Liability Exclusion
  22
2 System Overview

23
- Fig. 2.1 Network Structure with Hid 6615 S223/S323
  23
- System Features
  24
3 Command Line Interface (CLI)

27
4 System Connection and IP Address

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- System Connection
  40
- System Login
  40
- Password for Privileged EXEC Mode
  41
- Changing Login Password
  42
- Management for System Account
  42
- Creating System Account
  42
- Configuring Security Level
  43
- Limiting Number of User
  47
- Telnet Access
  47
- Auto Log-Out
  48
- System Rebooting
  48
- Manual System Rebooting
  48
- Auto System Rebooting
  49
- System Authentication
  49
- Authentication Method
  50
- User Manual UMN:CLI
  50
- Authentication Interface
  50
- Primary Authentication Method
  50
- RADIUS Server
  51
- RADIUS Server for System Authentication
  51
- RADIUS Server Priority
  51
- Timeout of Authentication Request
  51
- Frequency of Retransmit
  52
- TACACS Server
  52
- TACACS Server for System Authentication
  52
- TACACS Server Priority
  52
- Timeout of Authentication Request
  52
- Additional TACACS+ Configuration
  53
- Accounting Mode
  54
- Displaying System Authentication
  54
- Sample Configuration
  55
- Assigning IP Address
  56
- Enabling Interface
  57
- Disabling Interface
  57
- Assigning IP Address to Network Interface
  58
- Static Route and Default Gateway
  58
- Displaying Forwarding Information Base(FIB) Table
  59
- Forwarding Information Base(FIB) Retain
  59
- Displaying Interface
  60
- Sample Configuration
  60
- SSH (Secure Shell)
  61
- SSH Server
  61
- Enabling SSH Server
  61
- Displaying On-Line SSH Client
  61
- Disconnecting SSH Client
  61
- Displaying Connection History of SSH Client
  61
- Assigning Specific Authentication Key
  62
- SSH Client
  62
- Login to SSH Server
  62
- File Copy
  62
- Configuring Authentication Key
  62
- Authentication
  64
- Fig. 4.1 Process of 802.1X Authentication
  64
- Authentication
  65
- Enabling 802.1X
  65
- Configuring RADIUS Server
  65
- Fig. 4.2 Multiple Authentication Servers
  65
- Configuring Authentication Mode
  66
- Authentication Port
  67
- Force Authorization
  67
- Configuring Interval for Retransmitting Request/Identity Packet
  67
- Configuring Number of Request to RADIUS Server
  68
- Configuring Interval of Request to RADIUS Server
  68
- Re-Authentication
  68
- Enabling 802.1X Re-Authentication
  68
- Configuring the Interval of Re-Authentication
  69
- Configuring the Interval of Requesting Re-Authentication
  69
- 802.1X Re-Authentication
  69
- Initializing Authentication Status
  70
- Applying Default Value
  70
- Displaying 802.1X Configuration
  70
- User Authentication Statistic
  70
- Sample Configuration
  71
5 Port Configuration

73
- Port Basic
  73
- Selecting Port Type
  73
- Fig. 5.1 Hid 6615 S223/S323 Interface
  73
- Ethernet Port Configuration
  74
- Enabling Ethernet Port
  74
- Auto-Negotiation
  75
- Transmit Rate
  75
- Duplex Mode
  76
- Flow Control
  76
- Port Description
  77
- Traffic Statistics
  78
- The Packets Statistics
  78
- The CPU Statistics
  79
- The Protocol Statistics
  79
- Port Status
  80
- Initializing Port Statistics
  80
- Port Mirroring
  80
- Fig. 5.2 Port Mirroring
  81
6 System Environment

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- Environment Configuration
  83
- Host Name
  83
- Time and Date
  83
- Time Zone
  84
- Network Time Protocol
  84
- Tab. 6.1 World Time Zone
  84
- NTP (Network Time Protocol)
  85
- Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
  85
- Terminal Configuration
  86
- Login Banner
  87
- DNS Server
  87
- Fan Operation
  88
- Disabling Daemon Operation
  88
- System Threshold
  88
- CPU Load
  88
- Port Traffic
  89
- Fan Operation
  89
- System Temperature
  90
- System Memory
  90
- Enabling FTP Server
  90
- Assigning IP Address of FTP Client
  91
- Configuration Management
  91
- Displaying System Configuration
  91
- Saving System Configuration
  92
- Auto-Saving
  92
- System Configuration File
  92
- Restoring Default Configuration
  93
- System Management
  94
- Network Connection
  94
- Tab. 6.2 Options for Ping
  95
- Tab. 6.3 Options for Ping for Multiple IP Addresses
  96
- IP ICMP Source-Routing
  97
- Fig. 6.1 Ping Test for Network Status
  97
- Fig. 6.2 IP Source Routing
  97
- Tracing Packet Route
  98
- Tab. 6.4 Options for Tracing Packet Route
  98
- Displaying User Connecting to System
  99
- MAC Table
  99
- Configuring Ageing Time
  100
- Running Time of System
  100
- System Information
  100
- System Memory Information
  101
- CPU Packet Limit
  101
- Average of CPU Load
  101
- Running Process
  101
- Displaying System Image
  102
- Displaying Installed os
  102
- Default os
  102
- Switch Status
  103
- Tech Support
  103
7 Network Management

104
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  104
- SNMP Community
  104
- Information of SNMP Agent
  105
- SNMP Com2Sec
  106
- SNMP Group
  106
- SNMP View Record
  107
- Permission to Access SNMP View Record
  107
- SNMP Version 3 User
  108
- SNMP Trap
  108
- SNMP Trap Host
  109
- SNMP Trap Mode
  109
- Enabling SNMP Trap
  110
- Disabling SNMP Trap
  111
- Displaying SNMP Trap
  112
- SNMP Alarm
  112
- Enabling Alarm Notification
  112
- Default Alarm Severity
  113
- Alarm Severity Criterion
  113
- Generic Alarm Severity
  114
- ADVA Alarm Severity
  115
- ERP Alarm Severity
  116
- STP Guard Alarm Severity
  117
- Displaying SNMP Configuration
  117
- Disabling SNMP
  118
- Operation, Administration and Maintenance (OAM)
  119
- OAM Loopback
  119
- Local OAM Mode
  120
- OAM Unidirection
  120
- Remote OAM
  120
- Displaying OAM Configuration
  121
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
  123
- LLDP Operation
  123
- LLDP Operation Type
  123
- Basic TLV
  123
- LLDP Message
  124
- Interval and Delay Time
  124
- Displaying LLDP Configuration
  125
- Remote Monitoring (RMON)
  126
- RMON History
  126
- Source Port of Statistical Data
  127
- Subject of RMON History
  127
- Number of Sample Data
  127
- Interval of Sample Inquiry
  127
- Activating RMON History
  128
- Deleting Configuration of RMON History
  128
- Displaying RMON History
  128
- RMON Alarm
  129
- Subject of RMON Alarm
  129
- Object of Sample Inquiry
  130
- Absolute Comparison and Delta Comparison
  130
- Upper Bound of Threshold
  130
- Lower Bound of Threshold
  131
- Configuring Standard of the First Alarm
  131
- Interval of Sample Inquiry
  131
- Activating RMON Alarm
  132
- Deleting Configuration of RMON Alarm
  132
- Displaying RMON Alarm
  132
- RMON Event
  132
- Event Community
  132
- Event Description
  133
- Subject of RMON Event
  133
- Event Type
  133
- Activating RMON Event
  133
- Deleting Configuration of RMON Event
  134
- Displaying RMON Event
  134
- Syslog
  135
- Syslog Output Level
  135
- Facility Code
  137
- Syslog Bind Address
  137
- Debug Message for Remote Terminal
  138
- Disabling Syslog
  138
- Displaying Syslog Message
  138
- Displaying Syslog Configuration
  138
- Rule and Qos
  139
- How to Operate Rule and Qos
  139
- Rule Configuration
  140
- Rule Creation
  140
- Rule Priority
  140
- Packet Classification
  141
- Rule Action
  143
- Applying Rule
  145
- Modifying and Deleting Rule
  145
- Displaying Rule
  146
- Qos
  146
- Scheduling Algorithm
  147
- Fig. 7.1 Weighted Round Robin
  147
- Fig. 7.2 Weighted Fair Queuing
  148
- Fig. 7.3 Strict Priority Queuing
  148
- Qos Weight
  149
- 802.1P Priory-To-Queue Mapping
  149
- Tab. 7.1 Default 802.1P Priory-To-Queue Map
  149
- Queue Parameter
  150
- Displaying Qos
  150
- Admin Access Rule
  150
- Rule Creation
  151
- Rule Priority
  151
- Packet Classification
  152
- Rule Action
  153
- Applying Rule
  153
- Modifying and Deleting Rule
  154
- Displaying Rule
  154
- Netbios Filtering
  155
- Fig. 7.4 Netbios Filtering
  155
- Martian Filtering
  156
- Max Host
  156
- Max New Hosts
  157
- Port Security
  158
- Port Security on Port
  158
- Port Security Aging
  160
- MAC Table
  161
- MAC Filtering
  163
- Default Policy of MAC Filtering
  163
- Adding Policy of MAC Filter
  163
- Deleting MAC Filter Policy
  164
- Listing of MAC Filter Policy
  164
- Displaying MAC Filter Policy
  164
- Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
  165
- ARP Table
  165
- Registering ARP Table
  166
- Displaying ARP Table
  166
- ARP Alias
  167
- ARP Inspection
  167
- Gratuitous ARP
  169
- Proxy-ARP
  169
- ICMP Message Control
  169
- Blocking Echo Reply Message
  170
- Interval for Transmit ICMP Message
  170
- Tab. 7.2 ICMP Message Type
  170
- Tab. 7.3 Mask Calculation of Default Value
  171
- Transmitting ICMP Redirect Message
  172
- The Policy of Unreached Messages
  173
- IP TCP Flag Control
  173
- RST Configuration
  173
- SYN Configuration
  174
- Packet Dump
  174
- Verifying Packet Dump
  174
- Packet Dump by Protocol
  175
- Packet Dump with Option
  175
- Tab. 7.4 Options for Packet Dump
  176
- Debug Packet Dump
  177
- Displaying the Usage of the Packet Routing Table
  177
8 System Main Functions

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- Vlan
  178
- Port-Based VLAN
  179
- Fig. 8.1 Port-Based VLAN
  179
- Creating VLAN
  180
- Specifying PVID
  180
- Assigning Port to VLAN
  180
- Deleting VLAN
  180
- Displaying VLAN
  181
- Protocol-Based VLAN
  181
- MAC Address-Based VLAN
  181
- Subnet-Based VLAN
  182
- Tagged VLAN
  182
- VLAN Description
  183
- Displaying VLAN Information
  183
- Tab. 8.1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Tagged VLAN
  183
- Qinq
  184
- Fig. 8.2 Example of Qinq Configuration
  184
- Fig. 8.3 Qinq Frame
  184
- Double Tagging Operation
  185
- Double Tagging Configuration
  185
- TPID Configuration
  186
- Layer 2 Isolation
  186
- Port Isolation
  187
- Shared VLAN
  187
- Fig. 8.4 in Case Packets Going Outside in Layer 2 Environment
  187
- Fig. 8.5 in Case External Packets Enter under Layer 2 Environment (1)
  188
- Fig. 8.6 in Case External Packets Enter under Layer 2 Environment (2)
  188
- VLAN Translation
  189
- Sample Configuration
  189
- Link Aggregation
  192
- Port Trunk
  193
- Configuring Port Trunk
  193
- Fig. 8.7 Link Aggregation
  193
- Disabling Port Trunk
  194
- Displaying Port Trunk Configuration
  194
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)
  194
- Configuring LACP
  195
- Packet Route
  195
- Operating Mode of Member Port
  196
- Identifying Member Ports Within LACP
  197
- BPDU Transmission Rate
  197
- Key Value of Member Port
  197
- Priority of Member Port
  198
- Priority of Switch
  198
- Displaying LACP Configuration
  199
- Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP)
  200
- Fig. 8.8 Example of Loop
  200
- Fig. 8.9 Principle of Spanning Tree Protocol
  200
- STP Operation
  201
- Fig. 8.10 Root Switch
  201
- Fig. 8.11 Designated Switch
  202
- Fig. 8.12 Port Priority
  203
- Fig. 8.13 Port State
  204
- RSTP Operation
  205
- Fig. 8.14 Alternate Port and Backup Port
  205
- Fig. 8.15 Example of Receiving Low BPDU
  206
- Fig. 8.16 Convergence of 802.1D Network
  207
- Fig. 8.17 Network Convergence of 802.1W (1)
  207
- Fig. 8.18 Network Convergence of 802.1W (2)
  208
- Fig. 8.19 Network Convergece of 802.1W (3)
  208
- MSTP Operation
  209
- Fig. 8.20 Compatibility with 802.1D (1)
  209
- Fig. 8.21 Compatibility with 802.1D (2)
  209
- Fig. 8.22 CST and ist of MSTP (1)
  210
- Configuring STP/RSTP/MSTP/PVSTP/PVRSTP Mode (Required)
  211
- Fig. 8.23 CST and ist of MSTP (2)
  211
- Configuring STP/RSTP/MSTP
  212
- Activating STP/RSTP/MSTP
  212
- Root Switch
  212
- Path-Cost
  212
- Port-Priority
  213
- Tab. 8.2 STP Path-Cost
  213
- Tab. 8.3 RSTP Path-Cost
  213
- MST Region
  214
- MSTP Protocol
  215
- Point-To-Point MAC Parameters
  215
- Edge Ports
  215
- Displaying Configuration
  216
- Configuring PVSTP/PVRSTP
  217
- Activating PVSTP/PVRSTP
  217
- Fig. 8.24 Example of PVSTP
  217
- Root Switch
  218
- Path-Cost
  218
- Port-Priority
  218
- Root Guard
  219
- Restarting Protocol Migration
  219
- Fig. 8.25 Root Guard
  219
- Bridge Protocol Data Unit Configuration
  220
- Hello Time
  220
- Forward Delay
  221
- Max Age
  221
- BPDU Hop
  222
- BPDU Filter
  222
- BPDU Guard
  222
- Self Loop Detection
  223
- Displaying BPDU Configuration
  224
- Sample Configuration
  225
- Fig. 8.26 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in RSTP Environment
  225
- Fig. 8.27 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in MSTP Environment
  226
- Mstp Configuration
  226
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
  227
- Fig. 8.28 VRRP Operation
  227
- Configuring VRRP
  228
- Associated IP Address
  228
- Access to Associated IP Address
  229
- Master Router and Backup Router
  229
- VRRP Track Function
  231
- Authentication Password
  232
- Fig. 8.29 VRRP Track
  232
- Preempt
  233
- VRRP Statistics
  234
- Rate Limit
  234
- Configuring Rate Limit
  235
- Sample Configuration
  235
- Flood Guard
  236
- Configuring Flood-Guard
  236
- Fig. 8.30 Rate Limit and Flood Guard
  236
- Sample Configuration
  237
- Bandwidth
  237
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
  238
- Fig. 8.31 DHCP Service Structure
  238
- DHCP Server
  239
- DHCP Pool Creation
  240
- DHCP Subnet
  240
- Range of IP Address
  240
- Default Gateway
  241
- IP Lease Time
  241
- DNS Server
  242
- Manual Binding
  242
- Domain Name
  243
- DHCP Server Option
  243
- Static Mapping
  243
- Recognition of DHCP Client
  243
- IP Address Validation
  244
- Authorized ARP
  244
- Prohibition of 1:N IP Address Assignment
  245
- Ignoring BOOTP Request
  245
- DHCP Packet Statistics
  245
- Displaying DHCP Pool Configuration
  246
- DHCP Address Allocation with Option 82
  247
- DHCP Class Capability
  247
- DHCP Class Creation
  247
- Relay Agent Information Pattern
  247
- Associating DHCP Class
  248
- Range of IP Address for DHCP Class
  248
- DHCP Lease Database
  249
- DHCP Database Agent
  249
- Displaying DHCP Lease Status
  249
- Deleting DHCP Lease Database
  250
- DHCP Relay Agent
  250
- Fig. 8.32 Example of DHCP Relay Agent
  250
- Packet Forwarding Address
  251
- Smart Relay Agent Forwarding
  251
- DHCP Option 82
  252
- Enabling DHCP Option 82
  253
- Option 82 Sub-Option
  253
- Fig. 8.33 DHCP Option 82 Operation
  253
- Option 82 Reforwarding Policy
  254
- Option 82 Trust Policy
  254
- Simplified DHCP Option 82
  255
- DHCP Client
  256
- Enabling DHCP Client
  256
- DHCP Client ID
  256
- DHCP Class ID
  256
- Host Name
  256
- IP Lease Time
  257
- Requesting Option
  257
- Forcing Release or Renewal of DHCP Lease
  257
- Displaying DHCP Client Configuration
  257
- DHCP Snooping
  258
- Enabling DHCP Snooping
  258
- DHCP Trust State
  258
- DHCP Rate Limit
  259
- DHCP Lease Limit
  259
- Source MAC Address Verification
  259
- DHCP Snooping Database Agent
  260
- Displaying DHCP Snooping Configuration
  261
- IP Source Guard
  261
- Enabling IP Source Guard
  261
- Static IP Source Binding
  262
- Displaying IP Source Guard Configuration
  262
- DHCP Filtering
  263
- DHCP Packet Filtering
  263
- DHCP Server Packet Filtering
  263
- Debugging DHCP
  264
- Fig. 8.34 DHCP Server Packet Filtering
  264
- Ethernet Ring Protection (ERP)
  265
- ERP Operation
  265
- Fig. 8.35 Ethernet Ring Protocol Operation in Failure State
  265
- Fig. 8.36 Ring Protection
  266
- Fig. 8.37 Link Failure Recovery
  266
- Loss of Test Packet (LOTP)
  267
- Configuring ERP
  267
- ERP Domain
  267
- Fig. 8.38 Ring Recovery
  267
- RM Node
  268
- Port of ERP Domain
  268
- Protected VLAN
  268
- Protected Activation
  268
- Manual Switch to Secondary
  269
- Wait-To-Restore Time
  269
- Learning Disable Time
  269
- Test Packet Interval
  269
- Displaying ERP Configuration
  270
- Stacking
  270
- Fig. 8.39 Example of Stacking
  270
- Switch Group
  271
- Designating Master and Slave Switch
  271
- Disabling Stacking
  272
- Displaying Stacking Status
  272
- Accessing to Slave Switch from Master Switch
  272
- Sample Configuration
  272
- Broadcast Storm Control
  274
- Jumbo-Frame Capacity
  275
- Blocking Direct Broadcast
  276
- Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
  276
9 IP Multicast

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- Fig. 9.1 IGMP Snooping Configuration Network
  278
- Fig. 9.2 PIM-SM Configuration Network
  278
- Multicast Routing Information Base
  279
- Enabling Multicast Routing (Required)
  279
- Limitation of MRIB Routing Entry
  279
- Fig. 9.3 IGMP Snooping and PIM-SM Configuration Network
  279
- Clearing MRIB Information
  280
- Displaying MRIB Information
  281
- Multicast Time-To-Live Threshold
  281
- MRIB Debug
  281
- Multicast Aging
  282
- Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP)
  283
- IGMP Basic Configuration
  283
- IGMP Version Per Interface
  283
- Removing IGMP Entry
  284
- IGMP Debug
  284
- IGMP Robustness Value
  284
- IGMP Version 2
  284
- IGMP Static Join Setting
  284
- Maximum Number of Groups
  285
- IGMP Query Configuration
  285
- IGMP V2 Fast Leave
  287
- Displaying the IGMP Configuration
  287
- L2 Mfib
  288
- IGMP Snooping Basic Configuration
  288
- Enabling IGMP Snooping Per VLAN
  288
- Robustness Count for IGMP V2 Snooping
  289
- IGMP V2 Snooping
  289
- IGMP V2 Snooping Fast Leave
  290
- Fig. 9.4 IP Multicasting
  290
- IGMP V2 Snooping Querier
  291
- IGMP V2 Snooping Last-Member-Interval
  293
- IGMP V2 Snooping Report Method
  294
- Mrouter Port
  294
- Multicast TCN Flooding
  295
- IGMP V3 Snooping
  297
- IGMP Snooping Version
  297
- Join Host Management
  297
- Immediate Block
  298
- Multicast VLAN Registration (MVR)
  298
- Enabling MVR
  299
- MVR Group Address
  299
- MVR IP Address
  299
- Send and Receive Port
  300
- Displaying MVR Configuration
  300
- IGMP Filtering and Throttling
  300
- Creating IGMP Profile
  301
- Policy of IGMP Profile
  301
- Group Range of IGMP Profile
  301
- Applying IGMP Profile to the Filter Port
  302
- Max Number of IGMP Join Group
  302
- Displaying IGMP Snooping Table
  303
- PIM-SM (Protocol Independent Multicast-Sparse Mode)
  303
- PIM Common Configuration
  304
- Fig. 9.5 RPT of PIM-SM
  304
- Fig. 9.6 STP of PIM-SM
  304
- PIM-SM and Passive Mode
  305
- DR Priority
  305
- Filters of Neighbor in PIM
  306
- PIM Hello Query
  306
- PIM Debug
  307
- BSR and RP
  307
- Bootstrap Router (BSR)
  307
- RP Information
  308
- Static RP for Certain Group
  308
- Enabling Transmission of Candidate RP Message
  309
- KAT (Keep Alive Time) of RP
  310
- Ignoring RP Priority
  310
- PIM-SM Registration
  310
- Rate Limit of Register Message
  310
- Registeration Suppression Time
  310
- Filters for Register Message from RP
  311
- Source Address of Register Message
  311
- Reachability for PIM Register Process
  312
- SPT Switchover
  312
- PIM Join/Prune Interoperability
  313
- Cisco Router Interoperability
  313
- Checksum of Full PIM Register Message
  313
- Fig. 9.7 in Case Multicast Source Not Directly Connected to Multicast Group
  313
- Candidate RP Message with Cisco BSR
  314
- Excluding Genid Option
  314
- PIM-SSM Group
  315
- PIM Snooping
  315
- Displaying PIM-SM Configuration
  316
10 IP Routing Protocol

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- Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
  317
- Basic Configuration
  318
- Configuration Type of BGP
  318
- Enabling BGP Routing
  318
- Disabling BGP Routing
  319
- Advanced Configuration
  319
- Summary of Path
  320
- Automatic Summarization of Path
  320
- Multi-Exit Discriminator (MED)
  321
- Choosing Best Path
  321
- Graceful Restart
  323
- IP Address Family
  324
- BGP Neighbor
  325
- Default Route
  325
- Peer Group
  325
- Route Map
  326
- Force Shutdown
  326
- BGP Session Reset
  327
- Session Reset of All Peers
  327
- Session Reset of Peers Within Particular as
  328
- Session Reset of Specific Route
  329
- Session Reset of External Peer
  329
- Session Reset of Peer Group
  330
- Displaying and Managing BGP
  331
- Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
  333
- Enabling OSPF
  333
- ABR Type Configuration
  335
- Compatibility Support
  335
- OSPF Interface
  335
- Authentication Type
  336
- Authentication Key
  336
- Interface Cost
  337
- Blocking Transmission of Route Information Database
  338
- Routing Protocol Interval
  338
- OSPF Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
  340
- OSPF Priority
  340
- OSPF Network Type
  341
- Non-Broadcast Network
  341
- OSPF Area
  342
- Area Authentication
  342
- Default Cost of Area
  343
- Blocking the Transmission of Routing Information between Area
  343
- Not so Stubby Area (NSSA)
  344
- Area Range
  346
- Shortcut Area
  346
- Stub Area
  347
- Virtual Link
  347
- Default Metric
  349
- Graceful Restart Support
  349
- Opaque-LSA Support
  351
- Default Route
  351
- Finding Period
  352
- External Routes to OSPF Network
  353
- OSPF Distance
  354
- Host Route
  355
- Passive Interface
  355
- Blocking Routing Information
  356
- Summary Routing Information
  356
- OSPF Monitoring and Management
  356
- Displaying OSPF Protocol Information
  357
- Displaying Debugging Information
  359
- Limiting Number of Database
  359
- Maximum Process of LSA
  360
- Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
  361
- Enabling RIP
  361
- RIP Neighbor Router
  362
- RIP Version
  363
- Creating Available Static Route Only for RIP
  364
- Redistributing Routing Information
  364
- Metrics for Redistributed Routes
  366
- Administrative Distance
  367
- Originating Default Information
  367
- Routing Information Filtering
  367
- Filtering Access List and Prefix List
  368
- Disabling the Transmission to Interface
  368
- Offset List
  368
- Maximum Number of RIP Routes
  369
- RIP Network Timer
  369
- Split Horizon
  370
- Authentication Key
  370
- Restarting RIP
  371
- UDP Buffer Size of RIP
  371
- Monitoring and Managing RIP
  372
11 System Software Upgrade

373
- General Upgrade
  373
- Boot Mode Upgrade
  374
- FTP Upgrade
  377
12 Abbreviations

379

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