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HEXICOM AR74 EOC Master

User Manual

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Index

1 Login Web ........................................................................................................................... 5

1.1 Preparations ........................................................................................................ 5

1.1.1 Computer requirements ........................................................................ 5

1.1.2 Establish a network connection .................................................... 5

1.1.3 Cancel the proxy server .................................................................... 8

2 Web Configuration Page ............................................................................................ 10

2.1 Introduction about Web Configuration Page ...................................... 10

2.2 Commonly used buttons introduction ...................................................... 11

2.3 Timeout processing ......................................................................................... 11

2.4 Exit ....................................................................................................................... 12

3 System Settings ............................................................................................................ 12

3.1 Management IP Settings ................................................................................ 13

3.2 Configurations .................................................................................................. 14

3.2.1 Management VLAN ................................................................................... 14

3.2.2 TELNET,HTTPS,SSH ................................................................................. 15

3.3 Set System time ............................................................................................... 16

3.4 SNMP ....................................................................................................................... 16

3.4.1 SNMP Introduction ............................................................................... 16

3.4.2 SNMP ........................................................................................................... 17

3.4.3 SNMP Trap ................................................................................................ 19

3.5 Administrator(User Account) ..................................................................... 19

3.6 Configurations .................................................................................................. 20

3.6.1 Factory default ................................................................................... 20

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3.6.2 Export configuration file ............................................................. 21

3.6.3 Import configurations file ........................................................... 21

3.7 Reboot ................................................................................................................... 22

3.8 Upgrade ................................................................................................................. 22

3.9 System Log .......................................................................................................... 23

3.9.1 Remote log server ............................................................................... 23

3.9.2 View System Log ................................................................................... 24

4 Management ....................................................................................................................... 25

4.1 Port Management ............................................................................................... 25

4.1.1 Ports Receive/Send message ........................................................... 26

4.1.2 Set Ports Limited Speed .................................................................. 26

4.3.1 VLAN Production ................................................................................... 28

4.3.2 Select VLAN Mode ................................................................................. 31

4.3.3 802.1Q VLAN ............................................................................................ 32

4.3.4 VLAN Transparent Transmission Mode ......................................... 37

5 Users .................................................................................................................................. 38

5.1 Master Management ........................................................................................... 38

5.1.1 Network Refresh Mode ........................................................................ 38

5.1.2 Anonumous Access ................................................................................. 39

5.1.3 Loop Detection ..................................................................................... 39

5.1.4 CLT Lists ................................................................................................ 40

5.1.5 SNID ........................................................................................................... 40

5.2 Network Topology ............................................................................................. 41

5.2.1 Device Lists .......................................................................................... 41

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5.2.2 Terminals Information and Create Configurations ............. 42

5.2.3 Add to BlackList ................................................................................. 43

5.2.4 Reset ......................................................................................................... 43

5.2.5 Configure Terminal ............................................................................ 44

5.2.6 cable Link Information .................................................................... 44

5.3 Template Management ....................................................................................... 45

5.3.1 Template .................................................................................................. 46

5.3.2 Find Template ....................................................................................... 49

6 Users .................................................................................................................................. 49

6.1 UserLists............................................................................................................. 49

6.1.1 New Users ................................................................................................ 49

6.1.2 Delete Users .......................................................................................... 50

6.1.3 Allow/Forbid Users Access to Network ..................................... 50

6.1.4 Edit Users .............................................................................................. 51

6.2 Online ................................................................................................................... 51

6.3 WhiteLists .......................................................................................................... 51

6.4 BlackLists .......................................................................................................... 52

7 Save Updates .................................................................................................................. 52

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1 Login Web

1.1 Preparations

Please be sure that your computersettings as follows.

Windows XP(SP2) or above, Internet Explorer 6.0 or Above.

1.1.1 Computer requirements

Please make sure your computer has been installed Ethernet card.

1.1.2 Establish a network connection

1.Set a static IP address of the computer

You should set the computer's IP address and the Master's IP address in

the same subnet(Master's default IP:192.168.0.100,Subnet Mask:

255.255.255.0operations as followsIn Windows XP, for example:

(1) ClickMy Network Places, right click and select properties, enter

the network connection, double-click local connection icon, pop-up

"local area connection status" page, as shown in Figure 1.1 .

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(2)

Figure 1.1

(2) Click ,select "Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)",enter "Internet

Protocol(TCP/IP) Properties". Select "Use the following IP address",input IP

address(Select any value other than 192.168.0.100 in

192.168.0.1~192.168.0.254)and Sbunet Mask(255.255.255.0),click "OK", shown in

figure 1.2.

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Figure 1.2

(3) Click ,select "Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)",enter

"Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) Properties". Select "Use the following IP

address",input IP address(Select any value other than 192.168.0.100 in

192.168.0.1~192.168.0.254)and Subnet Mask(255.255.255.0),click "OK",

shown in figure 1.3.

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Figure 1.3

2. Confirm the connection between the computer and Master

Use Ping command to comfirm the connection between the computer and the

Master.

1.1.3 Cancel the proxy server

If your computer uses proxy server to access the Internet, you must disable

it, as follows:

(1) Open the browser, select [Tools/Internet Options] ->[Internet Options] .

Select the "Connections" tab, and click the

button, enter the following figure 1.4.

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Figure 1.4

(2) Make sure not select the "Use a proxy server for your LAN" option. If

selected, cancel it and click .

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1.2 Login Web

Open a browser, and input "http://192.168.0.100" in the browser address bar,

Enter, input the user name and password (first login, the default user name:

admin, password: admin), click to login the Web Settings page, as shown

in figure 1.5.

Figure 1.5

Note

You can modify the password after login.Related operation please refer to

System Settings>>Administrator.

If you want to login through the HTTPS secure remote, please refer to

"manage security settings".

2 Web Configuration Page

2.1 Introduction about Web Configuration Page

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Figure 2.1

2.2 Commonly used buttons introduction

System Settings: IP,management VLAN,SNMP and so on.

Configurations:Ports management,broadcast storm,VLAN and so on.

ManagementMaster Mangement,Network Topology,Templates Management and so

on

Users: Users List,Black and White List and so on.

Save UpdatesSave the configurations of pages.

Exit:Exit current WEB.

2.3 Timeout processing

When you dont operate the Web page more than 10 minutes, the system will cancel

this logon (but this time configuration changes remains), for the continued

operation, you must log in again.The 10 minutes value can be modified in System

Settings>>Administrator.

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NoteBy defaultly,the timeout is 10 minutes.

2.4 Exit

Click on the Exiton the left ,you can exit the web page.

3 System Settings

System Status:view the Masters system information.

Operating steps:Login WEB page or click on System Settings.

This page provides you with the following information view function.

view the Masters IP status information,for example,the mode of IP

Address,management VLAN.

view the Masters run information,for example,software/hardware

versions,runtime.

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Figure 3.1

Note:Please be sure to save the configurations,if not,the unsaved

configurations will lose because of reboot or power down.

3.1 Management IP Settings

DescriptionsAfter you modified IP address,please use new IP to login,

Operation steps:System SettingsIP Address

You can set IP address manually or dynamic by the DHCP. The hostname does not

support Chinese,input Chinese may affect DHCP.

The default gateway and DNS server for the domain name to NTP services, if not

set, time synchronization will be affected.

3.1.1 Static

Figure 3.2

Operations as follows:

(1) Select IP Mode Static.

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(2) Set the IP address,Subnet,default gateway.

(3) Click on

3.1.2 DHCP

Description

DHCP uses the "client / server" communication mode,through the client

proposes the configuration application to the server (DHCP Client) (DHCP

Server), the server returns to assigned IP address configuration

information, in order to realize the dynamic configuration of cyber source.

In a typical application of DHCP, generally consists of a server and

multiple clients (such as PC and portable machine)

You should use the command show networkingto view the Masters IP

through the Console.

Figure 3.3

Operation as follows

(1) Select IP mode DHCP.

(2) Click .

3.2 Configurations

In this page,you can set the management VLAN,enable or disable

HTTPS,SSH,TELNET.

3.2.1 Management VLAN

Operations:ConfigurationsSecurity Settings

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If you want to manage the Master by Web,Telnet,you must set the IP

first.There is only one VLAN interface to configure IP,this VLAN is

management VLAN.

Note:

Before you set the management VLAN,it must be created,related

operations please refer to802.1Q vlan.

After you modified the management VLAN,if the computer connects to the

ETH1,you can still manage the Master(For the system will add the ETH1

to the management VLAN);else,you need to login the Master through the

Console,modify the PVID of the ETH2 to be management VLAN.

Figure 3.4

3.2.2 TELNET,HTTPS,SSH

Operations:ConfigurationsSecurity Settings

In this page,you can manage TELNET,HTTPS,SSH.

Figure 3.5

By defaultly ,HTTPS and SSH are disable,TELNET enable.

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3.3 Set System time

The Master supports only set the time manually.

Figure3.6

ClickDate&Time,.

TipsIf you want to get current time of PC,please refresh the page.

3.4 SNMP

3.4.1 SNMP Introduction

SNMP is to ensure that the management information transmitted between any two

points, which is convenient for network administrators in the network information

retrieval, find fault, fault diagnosis, capacity planning and report generation.

SNMP uses polling mechanism, provide the most basic functions, especially

suitable for use in small, fast and low price environment. The implementation

of SNMP transport layer protocol UDP based on the connectionless, so can

achieve and many products of barrier-free connection.

3.4.1.1 SNMPs working mechanism

SNMP is divided into NMS and Agent parts:

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NMS is the server workstation;

Agent is the client software.

NMS can send request message to the Agent, the Agent receives the request

message NMS, according to the message types, do Read or Write operate, generate

a response message, and the response message is returned to NMS. Agent found

the reboot and other anomalies ,will take the initiative to send TRAP message

to NMS, report the events.

3.4.1.2 SNMPs versions

Currently,the SNMP Agent of the Master supports SNMP v1 and SNMP v2.

SNMP v1SNMP v2c Use Community Name Auth,the SNMP massage that not the

Master auth will be discard.SNMP Community Name is used to define the

relations between SNMP NMS and SNMP Agent. The Community Name is similar

to the password,can restrict illicit SNMP NMS.

3.4.1.3 MIB

Using management variables to describe the Masters managed objects in the

SNMP message. SNMP with hierarchical structure, naming scheme to identify

the object of management. The whole structure is like a tree, the tree nodes

represent the management object, each node, can be identified by a path from

the root to the only. The hierarchical structure of MIB function is used to

describe the tree, it is a standard set of variables defined by the monitoring

network equipment.

3.4.2 SNMP

Operations:ConfigurationsSNMP

In this page,you can Enable/Disable SNMP Agent,set Community Name,Access

Control,shown as in figure 5.4.2.

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Figure 3.7

The key parameters descriptions:

SNMP:Enabled/Disabled SNMP Agent fuction,default is Disabled

SNMP V1/V2:Enable/Disable SNMP V1/V2,defaultly,Disable(V3 Disable).

Trust Host:after enable SNMP,you can set the SNMP Agent trust NMS

IP,only allow specified NMS access to SNMP Agent.

By defaultly,SNMP is disable,meaning that allow all hosts to access .

Descriptions

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If the Mask is 32 bits,means is one host;if not,means network address.

Eg:You enable SNMP in 192.168.1.1192.168.1.254,then the trust Host

is:192.168.1.0/24

3.4.3 SNMP Trap

Trap is a managed device without request, active information sent to NMS,

used to report some urgent important events (such as: managed devices

restart.).

Descriptions:You should finish the configurations of SNMP Agent before

setting SNMP Trap

Operations:ConfigurationsSNMP

Figure 3.8

3.5 Administrator(User Account)

Operations:ConfigurationsAdministrator

In this page,you can manage the user account of Web,timeout of Web.

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Figure 3.9

3.6 Configurations

3.6.1 Factory default

Operations:System SettingCongfigurations

Note

Curent configurations will lose after factory default.

Please do not operate the Master during factory default.

The Master will reboot automatically after factory default,the network

will be suspended.

Figure 3.10

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After factory default,the Masters IP is 192.168.0.100.

3.6.2 Export configuration file

Operations:System SettingConfigurations

You can backup information by exporting configuration file.

Figure 3.11

Click on,download,select the path,,you can save current

configurations of Master to PC,conveniency for recovering settings.

Note

Please do not modify the configurations file.

3.6.3 Import configurations file

Operations:System SettingConfigurations

Note

Current configurations will lose after importing configurations.

Please do not power down during importing configurations file.

Please do not do other operations during importing configurations file.

The Master will reboot automatically after importing configurations

file.

If you backuped configurations file,you can recover the configurations

when there exits errors.

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Figure 3.12

Click on ,select backuped file(*.bin),click.

3.7 Reboot

Note

Please save your updates before rebooting.

The network will suspend during rebooting.

Operations:System SettingsReboot

Figure 3.13

Click on.

3.8 Upgrade

Operations:System SettingsUpgrade

Note

Please do not power down during upgrading.

The network will suspend during upgrading.

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Figure 3.14

You can load the latest version to the Master through upgrading

software.

Operations as follows:

Click on,Select needed upgrade file.

Click on,upgrading.

3.9 System Log

3.9.1 Remote log server

Operations:System SettingsSystem Log

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In this page,you can enable/disable the log function and log server.

Figure 3.15

By defaultly,System log server is disabled.If needed,you can enable it

and set the IP addr.

3.9.2 View System Log

Operations:System SettingsSystem Log

Figure 3.16

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You can realize corresponding function by clicking on

Export,Clear,Refresh .

4 Management

4.1 Port Management

Operations:ManagementPort Management.

Figure 4.1

Key parameters descriptions:

port:show all current ports.

Status:show all Portss connections.

Speed:show current ports speed,by defaultly,ETH1 and ETH2 are auto.

Duplex:show current ports duplex mode, by defaultly,ETH1 and ETH2 are

auto.

Management:click ,you can set current

speed/duplex,priority,flow control,bandwidth.

Statistical Information:show current port status of receiving and

sending massage.

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DescriptionsBy default,the cable port speed/duplex is 1000

Mbps/full-duplex,can not be modified.

4.1.1 Ports Receive/Send message

Operations:ManagementPort ManagementStatistical Information

On this page, you can view the port transmission packets and bytes, as

shown in figure 6.1.1. Click , all ports on

statistical data are clear; click, statistical data on all ports

to update.

Figure 4.2

4.1.2 Set Ports Limited Speed

Operations:ManagementPort ManagementConfigurations

In this page,you can set the limited speed of ports,shown as in figure

4.3

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Figure 4.3


(1)Entrance bandwidth limitations: speed limit on the selected port into

the direction, disabled by default.

Exit bandwidth limitations: the direction the speed limit on the

selected port, disabled by default.

4.2 Broadcast Suppression

Operations:ManagementBroadcast

This page is set to enable/disable the broadcast storm suppression

function. When enable, the Master can suppress the broadcast traffic

effectively, avoid network congestion.

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Figure 4.4

DescriptionsHere you can set Unknown unicast packets, unknown multicast

message, broadcast message, group broadcast to be disable.Disabled by

default.

4.3 VLAN

4.3.1 VLAN Production

1. VLAN Summarize

The traditional Ethernet is broadcast network,all the hosts are connected

by HUB or switch,while there are some limitations in the forwarding

function:

HUB is a physical layer device, no exchange function, the received

messages will be forwarded to all ports except the receive port of;

The switch is the data link layer device, with the forwarding ability

according to the message destination MAC address, but in the received

broadcast message or unknown unicast message (message destination MAC

address is not in the MAC address table), also to all ports except the

receive port.

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This can lead to the following network problems:

There may be a large number of broadcast and unknown unicast messages,

a waste of cyber source.

The hosts in the network received a lot of other message, causing serious

security risks.

The fundamental way to solve the above problem is to isolate broadcast

domain network. The traditional method is to use routers, because routers

are based on the destination IP address forwarding packets, not forward

link layer broadcast message. But routers cost is higher, and the port

is less,can not divided the network, so it has big limitation.

VLAN is a technology that realize the virtual group by dividing LAN Masters

logically into different network.You do not have to change the physical layout

and connection, it can divide a physical network into different broadcast

domains(VLAN) so that make the network construction and maintenance more

convenient.Shown as in figure 4.5.

Figure 4.5

2). VLAN

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Compared with the traditional Ethernet, VLAN has the following

advantages:

Control the broadcast range: broadcast message LAN is restricted within

VLAN, save bandwidth, improve network capacity.

Enhances the security of LAN: the message is VLAN partition in the data

link layer broadcast domain isolation, so each VLAN within the host cannot

communicate directly, through the router or three layer switches and other

network layer device of the packet layer three forwarding.

To construct a virtual working group: VLAN can be classified into

different users to different working groups, the same group of users also

need not be confined to a fixed physical scope, network construction and

maintenance more convenient and flexible.

3). VLAN Tag

In order to make the switch packets can distinguish different VLAN, need

to add a field that identifies the VLAN in the message in the. Because

the switch work in the data link layer of the OSI model, identified only

data link message encapsulation. Therefore, identification field needs

to be added to the data link layer package.

IEEE promulgated in 1999 to standardized VLAN draft IEEE 802.1Q standard

solution, the packet structure with VLAN Tag were uniform.

The type field of Ethernet data frames in traditional encapsulate the

protocol after the destination MAC address and the source MAC address.

Shown as in figure 4.6.

Figure 4.6

DA is the destination MAC address, SA source MAC address, Type represents

a type field message upper layer protocol, Data is the specific content

of message.

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Provisions of the IEEE 802.1Q protocol, package 4 bytes of VLAN Tag after

the destination MAC address and the source MAC address, in order to

identify related information VLAN.

Figure 4.7 VLAN Tag

Shown as in figure 4.7,VLAN Tag includes four field:TPID,Priority,CFI and

VLAN ID.

TPID: to identify the data frame with VLAN Tag. The field length is 16

bits, the default is 0x8100.

Priority: to indicate the priority of 802.1p.The field length 3 bits.

CFIto identify MAC addresses are encapsulated in a standard format.

The field length is 1bit, 0 means MAC address are encapsulated in a

standard format, 1 to encapsulate non-standard format, the default 0.

VLAN ID: to identify the message belongs to the number of VLAN. The field

length is 12bit, ranging from 0 to 4095. Since 0 and 4095 are usually

not used, so the range of VLAN ID for the general 1~4094.

4). VLAN Mode

The Master supports following two mode VLAN:

802.1Q VLAN Mode: IEEE 802.1Q Protocol VLANdeal with message by

identifying the Tag

VLAN transparent transmission mode: The VLAN based on ports processes messages

by recognizing port types.

4.3.2 Select VLAN Mode

Operations:ManagementVLAN Mode

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In this Page,you can select the VLAN Mode.

Figure 4.8

4.3.3 802.1Q VLAN

The link type of Ethernet port and Cable ports of the Master include Access,

Trunk and Hybrid.

Access port: It can only belong to one VLAN and usually used to connect user

devices.

Trunk port: It can belong to multiple VLANs and can receive and send multiple

VLAN packets. It is usually used for the connection between network devices.

Hybrid port: It can belong to multiple VLANs and can receive and send multiple

VLAN packets. It can be used for connection of network devices and of user

devices.

The difference between Hybrid and Trunk ports is as follows:

Hybrid port allows sending multiple VLAN packets without Tag.

Trunk port allows sending default VLAN packets only without Tag.

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Descriptions

By default, VLAN 1 has to be remained in order to ensure normal device access.

One typical business and managing VLAN configuration.

1). Show and Maintain VLAN

Operations:Management802.1Q VLAN

Figure 4.9

2). Create VLAN

Input VLAN ID,click on,you can create VLAN.

Descriptions

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Figure 4.10

By default, the Ethernet port of Master belongs to Access port and only allows

VLAN 1 packet. Cable port belongs to Trunk port and allows all VLAN packets

created.

3). Trunk Port

Operations:ManagementTrunk VLAN

In this page,you can see created Trunk Ports and attributes.

Figure 4.11


Trunk Port:Show current Trunk VLAN ports.

PVIDShow the default PVID of Trunk Ports.

Allow VLAN:Show allowed VLAN lists.

Create Trunk Ports

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Operations:Select ports,input PVIDand allowed VLAN,click on

Figure 4.12

Delete selected Trunk

Operations:Select Trunk ports to be deleted,click .

Figure 4.13

4). Hybrid Port

Operations:ManagementHybrid VLAN

In this page,you can see created Hybrid ports and attributes.

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Figure 4.14


Hybrid Port:Show current Hybrid VLAN ports.

PVID:show the default PVID of Hybrid ports.

Tag VLAN Lists:Show Tag VLAN lists of Hybrid ports.

Untag VLAN Lists:Show Untag VLAN lists of Hybrid Ports.

Create Hybrid Ports:

Operations:Select ports to be created Hybrid mode,input PVID,Tagged

VLAN,Untagged VLAN,click on

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Figure 4.15

Delete Selected Hybrid

Operations:Select Ports to be deleted,click on

Figure 4.16

4.3.4 VLAN Transparent Transmission Mode

Descriptions

Operations:ManagementVLAN Mode

VLAN transparent transmission mode,the Ethernet ports of the Master include

business port and management port:

Port Mode Deal with received

message

Deal with sended

message application

business

port Transmit Transmit

Used to

transparent

transmission

business data

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management

port

Delete the tag and

transmit

Used to connect

PC to manage

the Master

Descriptions

You should login the Master through Console Port to manage it When all

the ports are business ports.

Figure 4.17

5 Users

5.1 Master Management

5.1.1 Network Refresh Mode

Operations:UsersMaster Management

You can set network refresh mode and auto refresh interval.

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Figure 5.1

5.1.2 Anonumous Access

Operations:UsersMaster MangementAnonumous Access.

In this page,you can disable/enable anomumous users access to network.

Figure 5.2

5.1.3 Loop Detection

Operations:UsersMaster ManagementLoop Detection

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Figure 5.3

Open loop detection function (by default,closed), if there exists loop , the

terminal network topology page willdisplay the corresponding color makes it easy

to troubleshoot and positioning system, at the same time, the system will cut

off the terminal ,When the terminal loop solved, the network communication can

recover soon.

5.1.4 CLT Lists

Operations:UsersMaster ManagementCLT Lists.

You can view current MAC,model,status,SNID and terminals num of all

Masters.

Figure 5.4

5.1.5 SNID

Operations:UsersMaster ManagementCLT ListsMAC

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Figure 5.5

5.2 Network Topology

5.2.1 Device Lists

Operations:UsersNetwork Topology

Figure 5.6

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5.2.2 Terminals Information and Create Configurations

Operations:UsersNetwork TopologyMAC

Figure 5.7


In this page,you can view software version,terminal status and so on.

Create Configurations:use existed template ti current terminal.

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Figure 5.8

Operations:UsersNetwork TopologyMACCreate Configurations

Use Template.

5.2.3 Add to BlackList

Operations:UsersNetwork Topologyadd to BlackLists

Select single or multiple radio box on the left and click adding to white

list, the function of batch adding can be realized.

The operation method of Whitelist is the same as the above.

Figure 5.9

5.2.4 Reset

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Operations:UsersNetwork TopologyMACReset

You can reset remote terminal by this.

Figure 5.10

5.2.5 Configure Terminal

Operations:UsersNetwork TopologyMACReConfigure Terminal.

Figure 5.11

5.2.6 cable Link Information

Operations: UserNetwork TopologyAttenuation

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Figure 5.12

Figure 5.13

5.3 Template Management

Descriptions

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All users need to define business template and create configurations when

open businesses.

5.3.1 Template

Operations:UsersTemplate Management

On this page, you can define different service template for different

user groups, do not need to set the service attributes for each user

individually. Only need to have accounts, users (i.e., legitimate users)

under the reference service template can be well defined, thus greatly

reducing the repeated work, more convenient, efficient management of

different types of users.

Figure 5.14

Descriptions

The list of templates which exists some templates by default, they are

our various types of terminal.

1) Create Template

Click on,you can create new template.

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Figure 5.15


Device Model:Select terminal type.

Template Name:New template identification.

Template Description:Input description of new template.

Up/Down rate limitation:Set the Up/Down cable port rate.

The broadcast storm suppression: Enable/Disable the terminal equipment

broadcast storm suppression. If enable, can effectively inhibit the radio

terminal flow, to avoid network congestion, ensure the normal operation

of the network business

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MAC Num limitation: Set the other terminal single terminal equipment

are allowed to access (e.g. PC) number.

VLAN transparent transmission:Set VLAN mode.

Port Setting:Set the work pattern,flow control,priority,limited rate

and LAN.

Save as New Template:save template to be new.

Port receive/transmit message:

Port Type

Deal with Received message Deal with sended message

UnTAG TAG TAG

Tagged

Cable Port: When

any of the PVID

port and Ethernet

port of a PVID is

same, receives the

message, and for

the corresponding

port PVID on the

VLAN Tag message,

or discarded.

Ethernet port: the

port

corresponding to

the PVID message

on VLAN Tag.

Cable Port:

Arbitrary when

VLANID and

Ethernet port

message of a

PVID is same,

receives the

message,

otherwise

discard

Ethernet port:

only when the

message of

VLAN ID and the

port of PVID

are the same,

receives the

message,

otherwise

discard.

Direct forwarding without

any change.

Untagged Delete the message VLAN

Tag before forwarding .

2) Delete Template

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Click on,you can finish delete.

3) Modify Template

Click on the name of templates,you can modify templates.

5.3.2 Find Template

Operations:UserTemplate Management

Figure 5.16

Input the template name at the blank,you can find needed template quickly.

6 Users

6.1 UserLists

Operations:UsersUserLists.

Figure 6.1

6.1.1 New Users

Click on,you can create new users and set related business.

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Figure 6.2

Tips

You need to create new template before create new users.

6.1.2 Delete Users

Click onor,you can delete

users,the same time,the users are anonymous.

Figure 6.3

6.1.3 Allow/Forbid Users Access to Network

Click on to allow the users access to network.

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Click on< Add to BlackLists>to forbid access to network.

Figure 6.4

6.1.4 Edit Users

Click the user's MAC address, can enter the user to modify the page,

related operation and establish the configuration similarity.

6.2 Online

Operations:UsersOnline

Figure 6.5

6.3 WhiteLists

Operations:UsersWhitelists

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You can view all the legal users and descriptions.

Figure 6.6

6.4 BlackLists

Operations:UsersBlackLists

You can view all the illegal users and descriptions.

Figure 6.7

7 Save Updates

Notes

After the configuration of all items, please be sure to save the

configurations.

Operations: click on--Save.

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