GarrettCom Magnum MNS-6K - Manual (Page 13)

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25 - Querying the serial port settings ......................................................................................41
F IGURE 26 -
System parameters using the show setup command. Most parameters here cannot be
changed ..................................................................................................................................... 41
F IGURE 27 - System parameters using the show sysconfig command. Most parameters here can be
changed. .................................................................................................................................... 42
F IGURE 28 -
Setting the system name, system location and system contact information...........................42
F IGURE 29 -
Setting the system date, time and time zone .....................................................................43
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30 - Setting the system daylight saving time.............................................................................44
F IGURE 31 -
Setting up SNTP services ...............................................................................................45
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32 - Saving the configuration on a tftp server ..........................................................................45
F IGURE 33 – Based on the ftp or tftp or xmodem commands – the MNS-6K based switch can
upload or download different types of files and images .Other files such as log files, hosts file
can also be saved or loaded onto a switch .................................................................................... 47
F IGURE 34 – commands to save the configuration using ftp. Similar options will be specified using
tftp etc. When using the ftp command, use the host command discussed later in this section
to define the ftp server ................................................................................................................ 48
F IGURE 35 – Contents of the config file................................................................................................. 49
F IGURE 36 – Creating host entries on MNS-6K.................................................................................. 50
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37 – ‘ show config’ command output................................................................................... 52
F IGURE 38 – displaying specific modules using the ‘show config’ command....................................... 52
F IGURE 39 – displaying configuration for different modules. Note – multiple modules can be
specified on the command line..................................................................................................... 53
F IGURE 40 – Erasing configuration without erasing the IP address ....................................................... 54
F IGURE 41 – Display the serial number, factory code and other relevant setup information...................... 54
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42 – Configuring IPv6............................................................................................................ 62
F IGURE 43 – Changing password for a given account ............................................................................ 64
F IGURE 44 – Port security configuration mode ...................................................................................... 65
F IGURE 45 – Port security configuration mode ...................................................................................... 66
F IGURE 46 – Port security – allowing specific MAC addresses on a specified port. (No spaces
between specified MAC addresses) ............................................................................................. 67
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47 – Port security - the port learns the MAC addresses. Note – a maximum of 200
MAC addresses can be learnt per port and a maximum of 500 per switch. Also, the
‘action’ on the port must be set to none before the port ‘learns’ the MAC address
information. .............................................................................................................................. 67
F IGURE 48 – Enabling and disabling port security ............................................................................... 67
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