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A14542-001 100044-00 rev04 Intel ® NetStructure ™ 480T Routing Switch User Guide Intel ® NetStructur e ™ 480T Routing Switch User Guide User Guide User Guide User Guide User Guide.
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Contents Contents .............. .................... .............. i Preface ................ .................... ............. 1 Introducti on ....... ....... ......... .......... ....... ......... ......... ....... .... 1 Related Publicati ons ..
ii C O N T E N T S AC Connector ........ .......... ......... ....... ......... ......... ........ 10 Seri al Num ber .. ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... .... . 10 Cons ole P ort ...... ....... ...... ..... ...... ..... ..
Intel® Ne tStructu re™ 480T Rou ting Switc h User Gu ide iii Viewi ng R MON Infor mat ion . ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... ..... ..... 3 0 To Vi ew RMO N Sta tistic s ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ..... .. 31 4: Using Web Device Manager .
iv C O N T E N T S Domai n Na me Se rvice Clie nt ..... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... 51 Real-time Basic Connect ivity Checking .......... ........... . 52 Ping ...... ...... ....... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ...
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide v 6: Configuring Ports .......................... 79 Confi guri ng Po rts .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... . 79 Changing Port Speed and Duplex Setti ng ....
vi C O N T E N T S Assigning a VLAN Tag ............... ........... ............. ..... 100 Mixing Port-Based and Tagged VLANs ......... .......... 102 Prot ocol-B ase d VLA Ns . ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ..... ... 102 Predefined Pro tocol Filters .
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide vii How FDB Entries Get Added ........... ........... .......... ... 121 Associati ng a QoS Profile with an FDB Entry ....... ... 122 Confi guri ng F DB E ntries .... ....... .... ....... ..
viii C O N T E N T S Explicit Class of Service Tra ffic Grouping s (802.1p and DiffS erv) .. ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... .... ....... . 147 Configuri ng 802.1p Priori ty ........ ......... ....... ....... ....... 148 Observing 802.
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide ix Ensure that EDP is Enabled .......... ......... ......... ........ 169 ESRP and Host Attached Ports ... ....... ........... ......... . 169 Open Shortest Path Fir st and ESRP ........ ...
x C O N T E N T S BGP and OSPF Route Map Support f or Tagging .... 195 BGP and OSPF Route Map Support for DSB Accounting 195 Proxy ARP ................. ................. ............... ............ ....... 196 ARP-Incapable Devices.... ........... .
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide xi Triggered Updat es ........ ........... ......... ........... ......... ... 226 Route Adve rtisem ent of VLANs .... ....... .... ....... ....... .. 226 RIP Versi on 1 Compared to RI P Version 2 .
xii C O N T E N T S 14: Bord er Gateway Protocol (BG P) 255 Overv iew .. .... ....... .... ....... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... 25 5 BGP A ttrib utes ...... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... .. 256 BGP C ommuni ties .
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide xiii PIM -SM Con figur ation E xamp le ..... ..... ...... ....... ..... .. 286 Configurati on for ABR1 ..... ........... ........... ........... ...... 287 Displaying IP Mu lticast Routing Settings .
xiv C O N T E N T S Precedence Number s .................. ........... ............. .... 312 Speci fying a D efaul t Rul e ...... .... ....... ....... .... ....... ..... 3 12 The Permit-Establ ished Keyword ........ ........... ......... 313 Adding and Deleti ng Access List Entries .
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide xv Route Ma p Ope ration .. ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... ....... .. 34 1 Route Map Ex ample ..... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... ....... . 341 Changes to Route Maps ...
xvi C O N T E N T S Exte rnal H ealt h Che ckin g ...... .... ....... .... ....... ....... .... . 374 Health Check s for Web Cac he Redirection and Policy Bas ed Routi ng ... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... . 375 Layer 4 F lows .
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide xvii Port Monit oring Display Keys ..... ........... ........... ......... 407 Sett ing t he Sy stem Reco very Leve l ....... ....... .... ....... 408 Logging ..... .......... ............. .
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 4 80T Routin g Switch Us er Guide xviii A: Technical Specificat ions and Supported Limits .................... ........... 431 Technical Spec ification s ..... ........... ......... ......... ......... .. 431 Supported Standards, RFCs and Protocols .
Intel ® NetS tructure ™ 480T R outing Sw itch Us er Guid e xix List of Figu r es Figure 1.1: Intel ® NetStructure ™ 480T routing switch (front) ........................................................................... 9 Figure 1.2: Intel ® NetStructure ™ 480T routing s witch (with and without redundant power supply) .
xx C O N T E N T S Figure 14.1: Route reflectors ........................................ 257 Figure 14.2: Routing confederation .............................. 258 Figure 15.1: IP multicast routing PIM-DM configuration ex- ample ......................
Intel ® NetS tructure ™ 480T R outing Sw itch Us er Guid e xxi List of T ables Table 1.1: Switch LEDs .................................................. 11 Table 1.2: Global Factory Defaults ................................. 12 Table 1.3: Media Types and Distances .
xxii C O N T E N T S Table 10.7: 802.1p Priority Value-to-Har dware Queue Ma p- ping ................................................................................ 150 Table 10.8: 802.1p Configuration Commands .............. 150 Table 10.9: Default Code Point-to-QoS Profile Mapping .
Intel ® NetS tructure ™ 480T R outing Sw itch Us er Guid e xxiii Table 16.2: IPX § Protocol Fil ters and Enca psulation Types 298 Table 16.3: Basic IPX § Commands ............................ 300 Table 16.4: IPX § /RIP Configuration Commands ...
xxiv C O N T E N T S.
Preface This preface provid es an overview of this user g uide, describes guide conventions, an d lists other u seful publi cations. Intr oduction This use r guide prov ides the in formation you need to con figure th e Intel ® NetS tructu re ™ 48 0T routin g switch.
2 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Internet Packet Exchange (IPX) • Server Load Balancing (SLB) • Simple Network Management Prot ocol (SN MP) Related Publications F.
Overview The I ntel ® NetStructure ™ 480T rout ing sw itch uses a powerf ul, full- featured software operat ing system for local management of the switch.
4 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • IP Multinetting • Dynam ic Ho st Conf igur ation P roto col (DH CP)/B oots trap Pr otoco l (BOOTP) Relay • Enterpri se Standb y R.
C H A P T E R 1 Overv iew 5 Full-Duplex Support The 480T routing swi tch provide s full-dup lex support for all p orts. Full-du plex mode allows frames to be transmi tted and rec eived simultaneousl y and, in e ffect, doub les the bandwidt h availa ble on a link.
6 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Quality of Service (Q oS) See Chapter 10,"Qual ity of Serv ice (QoS)" on page 135. The local managemen t software has Policy- Based Quality of Servi ce (QoS) features th at enable you to sp ecify service levels for d ifferent traffic groups.
C H A P T E R 1 Overv iew 7 Load Sharing See “ Con figurin g Port s ” on page 79. Load sharing al lows you to increase b andwidth and resiliency by using a group of ports to carry traffi c in paral lel between systems. The switch ’ s sharing algorithm al lows you to use mu ltiple port s as a single logical p ort.
8 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Full L ayer 3 Functional ity Switches u sing a Full Layer 3 license also sup port other r outing protocol s and functions i n addition to.
C H A P T E R 1 Overv iew 9 Figure 1.1: Intel ® NetStructure ™ 480T ro uting s witch (front ) For inf ormation on switch LE Ds, refer to "Swi tch LEDs" on page 10. Rear View Figure 1.2 shows two rear view co nfiguratio ns. The second h as a redundan t power supply .
10 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide AC Connector The 480T routin g switch au tomatica lly adjust s to the su pply vo ltage. The power suppl y unit (PSU) operates down t o 100V, and is suitabl e for bot h 110 VAC and 200- 240 VAC operati on.
C H A P T E R 1 Overv iew 11 . T a ble 1.1: Sw itch LEDs LED Color Indicates 1000BASE-X Port Status LEDs (GBIC LEDs) Link/ activity Green Orange Green flashing (st eady) Off Link is present ; port is enabl ed. Frames are being t ransmitted/rec eived on this port.
12 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Software Factory Defaults Table 1.2 l ists factory def aults for gl obal features. T a ble 1.
C H A P T E R 1 Overv iew 13 802.1Q taggi ng Packets are u ntagged on the defaul t VLAN. Spanning T ree Prot ocol Disabled for the Intel ® NetStru cture ™ 480T routing switch; enabled for each port.
14 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Media T ypes, Distances and Specifi cations Table 1.3 describes the media types and distances (cabl e lengths) for the different types of switch ports.
C H A P T E R 1 Overv iew 15 Table 1.4 describes t he specifications for the 10 00B-LH interface. Optical Output Power The minimu m cable length with out a 10 d B attenuator is 32 kilo meters. The transmi tter output power level fo r the 1000-LH i s +5dBm.
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Installation and Setup This chapt er describe s: • Determining the Switch Locat ion • Installing th e Switch • Connecting Equi pment to the Console Por t • Checking the Installation Using the .
18 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Determining the Switch Locatio n The 480T r outing switch can be free stand ing or mounte d in a standard 19- inch equipmen t rack.
C H A P T E R 2 Instal lation a nd Setup 19 4 Replace the screws and fully t ighten with a screwdriver , as shown in Figure 2.1. Figure 2.1: Fitting the m ounting br acket 5 Repeat the two previous steps for the o ther side of the switch. 6 Insert the switch into the 19-i nch rack.
20 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Free- Standing The 480T r outing switch is supplied wi th four self -adhesive r ubber pads. Y ou can stack up t o four swit ches on top of one another. 1 Apply the pads to t he underside o f the device by sticking a pad in the marked area at ea ch corner of the switch.
C H A P T E R 2 Instal lation a nd Setup 21 If the switch passes the POST, the MGMT LED blinks at a slow rate (1 blink p er second). If th e switch fail s the POST, the MGMT LE D shows a so lid ora nge li ght . Logging In f or the First Time After the sw itch has co mpleted the Power-O n Self T est (POST), it is operational .
22 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Upgrading Y our Firmwar e To upgrad e your Intel ® Ne tStruc ture ™ 480T ro uting s witc h you mus t upgrade the Bo otRom image and firmware. Refer to the Late Br eak ing Ne ws that shipped wi th your switch f or this proc edure.
Using Intel ® Device View Intel ® Device View is a graphical user interface t hat helps you manage the Inte l NetS tructur e ™ 480T r outing swit ch and othe r supported Intel networking d evices on you r network.
24 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can instal l both the W indows and the Web ve rsion of Int el Device View. T o Insta ll Intel Device V iew If you mana ge devi ces with Intel De vice View from only one lo cation on the networ k, insta ll the Windo ws § version.
C H A P T E R 3 Using Int el ® Devi ce Vi ew 25 Starting the Windows § V ersion We recommend you u se the Wind ow version of Int el Device View if you manage de vices from only one l ocation on t he network. To start the Windo ws version: 1 From your deskto p, click Start .
26 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Installing a New Device After you ’ ve i nstalled a new swi tch on your n etwork, you can u se Intel Device View ’ s Device Install Wizard to co nfigure it for management. T o Install and Configur e a New Switch for Management 1.
C H A P T E R 3 Using Int el ® Devi ce Vi ew 27 network. As it discov ers devices, it adds an icon for each de vice to the Device Tree on t he left side of the screen. Different states of the 480T routing swit ch are represented by unique icons in th e Device Tree as indica ted below.
28 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The Device Tr ee works much li ke Windows Explorer : • T o expand the root or a subnet, click the (+) next to the icon. • T o collapse the view , click the (-) next to the icon. • Double-click a device icon to view the device image.
C H A P T E R 3 Using Int el ® Devi ce Vi ew 29 3. I n the Fi nd De vice dialog box, enter the IP address o f the device you want to find in the tree.
30 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The Express 480T Web Device Manager appears i n the Intel D evice View window. For comp lete inform ation on usin g Intel De vice View, refe r to the progra m ’ s onlin e help or see th e Intel Devic e View Help file on the installatio n CD-ROM.
C H A P T E R 3 Using Int el ® Devi ce Vi ew 31 switch creates an ev ent (see below). For example, you m ight set an alarm if switch utilization exceeds 30%. • Group 9 Event s — Provides no tification and tells th e switch what to do when an event o ccurs on the netwo rk.
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Using Web Device Manager Web Device Man ager is devic e-management software runni ng in th e Intel ® NetStru cture ™ 480T routi ng switch. It allo ws you to access t he switch over a TCP/IP network, usi ng a Web browser tha t supports frames and JavaScript § ( such as Netscape Navigator § 3.
34 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Use the none option to remov e a configured access profi le. To displ ay the status of Web a ccess, use this c ommand: show management T.
C H A P T E R 4 Usin g Web Devi ce Manag er 35 Accessing W eb Device Manager To access the default home page of the switch , enter this URL in your browser ( substituting t he actual ip add ress): http://<ip_address> When you acce ss the home page o f the system, the Logi n screen appears.
36 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Below the task butt ons are options. Options are specifi c to the task button that you select.
C H A P T E R 4 Usin g Web Devi ce Manag er 37 Status Messages Status messages are displa yed at the top of the content frame. There are four types of status messages: • Infor mation — Displays information that is u seful to know prior to, or as a r esult of, cha ngi ng co nfigur atio n opti ons.
38 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Filt ering Inform ation On some pages you ca n click a F ilter button t o display a sub set of informati on for a pa ge. For example, on the OSPF configuration page, you can c onfigure au thenticati on based on the VLAN, area identi fier, or v irtual lin k.
Accessing the Switch This c hapter provid es informat ion to help y ou manage the Intel ® NetS tructu re ™ 480T rout ing switch , including: • Understand ing the Comman d Syntax • Lin e-Edi tin.
40 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide To use the command-line i nterface (CLI): Most conf iguratio n comma nds requir e that you ha ve admini strator privil eges. 1. Enter the command name. When entering a command at the promp t, ensure that you have the appropriate pr ivilege level.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 41 Command Shortcuts All componen t names must be unique. Name components using the create command. When you enter a co mmand to config ure a named component , you do not nee d to use the keyword of the component.
42 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Symbols You may s ee a vari ety of sy mbol s sho wn a s par t of the co mm and syntax. These symbol s explain how to enter the comman d, and you do not ty pe them as part of the command i tself.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 43 Line-Editing Keys Table 5.2 describes t he line-editing key s available using the CLI. T a ble 5.2: Lin e-Editi ng Keys Key(s) Description Backspace Deletes charact ers to the left of the cursor and shifts the remainder of the lin e to the le ft.
44 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Command History The local manag ement software st ores the last 49 c ommands you entered. You can display a l ist of th ese commands by usi ng this command: history Common Co mmands Table 5.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 45 configure time < date> <time> Configures the sy stem date and time. The format is as follo ws: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss The time u ses a 24-hour c lock format.
46 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide disable cli paging Disables pausi ng of the screen display when a show command out put reaches the end of the pa ge. disable idletim eout Di sables the t imer that disconnects all sessions.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 47 enable telnet {a ccess-profile [<access_pro file> | none]} {port <tcp_port _number>} Enables T elnet access to the switch. By default, T elnet is enabled wit h no access profile, and uses T ransmission Control Protocol ( TCP) port nu mber 23.
48 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Configuring Management Access The local management softwar e supports the se two level s of management: • User • Administrator In ad.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 49 Pr ompt T ext The prompt text is t aken from th e SNMP sysname setting (see Table 5.8, “ SNMP Configurat ion Commands, ” on page 64) . The number th at follows t he colon indicat es the sequen tial line/ command number .
50 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 4. Enter the new p assword at the prompt. 5. Re-enter t he password fo r verification. To add a passwor d to the default user ac count: 1.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 51 Deletin g an Account To delet e an account, you must have a dministrator pr ivileges. Use this c ommand to delet e an account: delete account <username> The accoun t name admi n canno t be deleted .
52 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Real-time Basic Connectivity Checking Use these commands to ch eck basic connect ivity: • ping • traceroute Ping You can use the ping comma nd to send In ternet Con trol Message Protocol (I CMP) echo messa ges to a remote IP device.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 53 T raceroute The traceroute command enab les you to trace the routed path between the switch and a dest ination endstation .
54 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can use Tel net, a Web browser, or an SNMP manager t o manage the switc h remotely.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 55 Telnet session is lost inadverten tly, the swit ch termin ates the session with in two hours. Before you can start a Telnet session, you must set up the IP parameters de scribed i n the section "Co nfiguring S witch IP Parameters" on page 55 .
56 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can enable BOOTP on a per-VLAN basis using this command: enable bootp vlan [<name> | all] By defaul t, BOOTP is enabled on the defaul t VLAN.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 57 login: admin Administrator capabilities en able you to access all switch func tion s. The defau lt user names have no pa ssword s assig ned. 4. If you have been assigned a user name and p assword with admin- istrator privileges, enter them at the login prompt and press Enter .
58 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Disconn ecting a T elnet Session An administra tor-level a ccount can disconnect a management session that i s established t hrough Telnet connection. I f this happens, the user logged i n through Te lnet is n otified that t he session is terminated.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 59 Using Access P r ofiles An access profi le permits or denies a named list of IP addresses and subnet masks. To use a ccess profiles, first define the list, an d then apply the named list to the desir ed applicat ion.
60 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The subnet mask spec ified in the access profile command i s interpreted as a reverse mask. A reverse mask indi cates the bits that are significant in the IP address an d specifies the part of the address that must match the IP address to which th e profile is applied.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 61 Access Profil e Rules These rules apply when u sing access profiles: • Only one access profile can b e applied to each application. • The access profile can either permit or deny the entries in the profile.
62 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide When you acce ss the home page of the swit ch the Lo gon screen appears. Control ling W eb Access By default, Web acc ess is enabled on the routing switch.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 63 Accessing Sw itch Agents To have access to the SNMP agent in the routing switch, at least one VLAN must have an IP address assigned to it. For more info rmation o n assigni ng IP addr esses, refer to T able 5. 3 on page 44.
64 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Communi ty strings — Allo ws a simple method of authentication between the 480T routing switch and the remote Network Manager . There are two types of community strings on the switch.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 65 configure snmp co mmunity [readonly | readwrite] {encrypt ed} <string> Adds an SNMP read or read/write community string . The default readonly com munity string is public . The de fault readwrite commu nity strin g is private .
66 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Displaying S NMP Settings To display the SNMP settin gs configured on the r outing switch, use this co mmand: show management This c omm.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 67 and then t o the seconda ry RADIUS server, if t he primary doe s not respond. If the RADIUS client is enabled, but access to the RADIUS primary and secondary servers fail, th e routing switch uses its local database for authenticati on.
68 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T a ble 5.9: RADIUS ® Comma nds Command Descrip tion configure radius [primary | secondary] server [<ipaddress> | <hostna me>] {<udp_po rt>} client -ip <ipaddr ess> Configures the pri mary and secondar y RADIUS § serv er .
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 69 configure radi us-accounting [primary | secondary] server [<ipadd ress> | <hostname>] {< udp_port>} clie nt-ip <ipaddress> Configures t he RADIUS accounting se rver . Specify the foll owing: • [primary | secondary] — Either the primary or s econdary RADIUS server .
70 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide RADIUS RFC 2138 At tributes The RADIUS RFC 21 38 optional attributes sup ported are: • User-Name • User-Password • Service-T ype .
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 71 T a ble 5.10: T ACACS+ Commands Command Description configure tacacs [primary | secondary] server [<ipaddress> | <hostna me>] {<udp_po rt>} client -ip <ipaddre ss> Configures the server information for a T ACAC S+ ser ver .
72 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Simple Network Ti me Pr otocol (SNTP) Theroutin g switch supp orts the clien t portion of the Simple Network Time P rotocol (SNTP) Versio n 3 based on RFC 1769. The switch can use SNTP to upd ate and synchroni ze its interna l clock from a Network T ime Protocol ( NTP) server.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 73 Configuring and Using SNTP To use S NTP: 1 Identify the host(s) that are con figured as NTP server(s). 2 Identify th e preferred met hod for ob taining NTP updates. The options are for the NTP server to send out broadcasts, or for switches using NTP to query the NTP server(s) directl y .
74 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide If the switch cannot obtain the time, i t restarts the query process. Otherwise, the switch waits for the sntp-client update interval bef ore querying again.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 75 -6:00 -360 CST - Centr al Standa rd Chicag o, Illinois, US A; Mexico City , Mexi co; Saskatchewan, Canada -7:00 -420 MST - Mounta in Standa rd Salt Lake City , Ut ah, USA; Alberta, Cana da -8:00 -480 PST - Pacific St andard Los Angeles, CA.
76 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide NTP updates are distribut ed using GMT t ime. To proper ly display the local time in logs and other timestamp information, the switch should be co nfigured with the approp riate offset to GMT based o n geographical location.
C H A P T E R 5 Accessin g the Switch 77 SNTP Configuration Com mands Table 5.12 describes Simple Networ k T ime Protocol (SNTP) configura tion commands. Pr ess the Tab key i n the command li ne interface for more command o ptions. SNTP Example In this example, the 480T routing switch q ueries a specific NTP server and a backup NTP server.
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Configuring Ports This chapte r describe s how to configure po rts on the Intel ® NetStructure ™ 480T rou ting switch and co vers these topi cs: • Configurin g Ports • Changing Port Speed and D.
80 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de Changing Port Speed and Duplex Setting By defa ult, the switc h is config ured to u se auto-ne gotiatio n to determine port spe ed and duple x setting for each port.
C H A P T E R 6 Config urin g Por ts 81 To tur n on RED, use this comman d: enable red port <portnumber> To configur e the proba bility at which yo u want random earl y detection t o drop packets, use t his command: configure red drop-probability <percent> The percen tage rang e is 0 - 100.
82 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de Enabling Jumbo Fr ames Some ne twork inter face car ds have a con figur ed maximum MTU size that does n ot includ e the additiona l 4 bytes of CRC. Ensu re that the NIC maximum MTU size is at or below th e maximum MTU size conf igured on the switc h .
C H A P T E R 6 Config urin g Por ts 83 IP Fragmentation with Jum bo frames T o set the MTU s ize greater than 1500, al l ports in the VLAN m ust be jumbo-fr ame enabl ed.
84 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de want IP fragm entation only with in a VLAN. This is for in ter-VLAN IP fragm entation only. Fo r intra-VL AN IP fragm entation , all port s in the VLAN must be configure d for jumbo frame support.
C H A P T E R 6 Config urin g Por ts 85 If you do not explicitl y sele ct an algor ithm, the port-ba sed sche me is used. Howev er , the address -based alg orithm has a mor e even distributi on and is t he recomm ended c hoice.
86 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de To define a load-shari ng group, you assi gn a group of ports to a single, l ogical port nu mber.
C H A P T E R 6 Config urin g Por ts 87 T a ble 6.1: Por t Commands Command Descrip tion configure jumbo-frame size <jumbo_frame_mt u> Configures the jumbo fr ame size.
88 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de disable por ts <portlist> Disables a port. Even when di sabled, the link is availab le for diagno stic purposes. disable sha ring <por t> Di sables a load-sharin g group of ports.
C H A P T E R 6 Config urin g Por ts 89 show ports {<por tlist> | mgmt} conf igur atio n Displays t he port configur ation. show ports {<po rtlist> | mgmt} info {detail} Di splays detailed system-rel ated information. show ports {<po rtlist> | mgmt} packet Displays a histog ram of packet statistics.
90 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de Port-Mirr oring Port-mirr oring confi gures the switch t o copy all t raffic comi ng in and out of on e or more por ts to a monit or port on the swi tch. You can connect the monitor port to a n etwork analyzer or RMON prob e for packet analysi s.
C H A P T E R 6 Config urin g Por ts 91 Mirr oring IP Multicast T raf fic Due to IGMP snooping, mult icast traffic may cease to be seen on a mirror port. If yo u issue a restart command f or the mirror port or remove and rei nsert the port c onnection, multicast traff ic will resume for the IGMP host time-out period (260 sec onds).
92 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de Port-Mirr oring Example This example select s port 3 as the mirror port, and sends all t raffic coming into o r out of .
C H A P T E R 6 Config urin g Por ts 93 EDP Commands Table 6.3 list s EDP commands. Fo r further comman d options, press the Tab key i n the command line i nterface. T a ble 6.3: EDP Comman ds Command Descrip tion disable ed p ports [<port list> | all ] Disables the E DP on one or more po rts.
94 C H A P T E R 6 Int el ® NetStructu re ™ 480T R outing Switc h User Gui de.
Virtual LANs (VLANs) Setting up Virtual L ocal Area Netw orks (VLANs) on the switch eases many time-con suming tasks of network admi nistration wh ile increasing efficiency i n network oper ations. This chapt er describe s the concept of VLANs and explains how to impl ement VLANs o n the Intel ® NetS tructure ™ 480T routing switc h.
96 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide VLANs Help to Control T raffic With tra ditional n etworks, broad cast traffic ca n cause congestion, because packet s are sent to all network devices, ev en though the data is not needed by all .
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 97 Ty p e s o f V L A N s You can create VLANs based o n these criteria: • Physi cal port • 802.1Q ta g • Ethernet, Logical Link Con trol Service Advertis i.
98 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide of the same port. Th is means that each VLAN must be configured as a router interface with a u nique IP address. Spanning Sw itches with Port-Based VL ANs To create a port-based VL AN that spans two switches, you must: • Assign the po rt on each switch to the VLAN.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 99 • On System 2, ports 1 through 4 a re part of VLA N Accounting and port s 5 through 8, 15, and 16 are part of VLAN Engineeri ng .
100 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide lead to c onnectivi ty proble ms if non-80 2.1Q bridges or r outers ar e placed in the path. Uses of T agged VLANs Tagging is most commo nly used to create VLANs that span switches. The switch-t o-switch connections are t ypically called trunks .
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 101 Figure 7.4: Physical di agram of tagge d and unt agged traffic Figure 7.5 sho ws a logical di agram of th e same network. Figure 7.5: Logical di agram of ta gged and unta gged traffic In Figure 7.4 and Figure 7.
102 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • The trunk po rt on each switch is tagged. • The server co nnected to port 9 on Sys tem 1 has a NIC that support s 802.1Q t agging. • The server co nnected to port 9 on System 1 is a member of both VLAN Marketi ng and VL AN Sa les .
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 103 • The remainder of the traffic belongs to the VLAN named MyCompany . • All ports are member s of the VLAN MyCompany .
104 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Defining Protocol Filt ers For more info rmation o n SNAP for Ethernet protocol ty pes, see TR 1 1802-5:1 997 (ISO/ IEC) [ANS I/IEEE std. 802.1H, 1997 Ed ition]. For more info rmation on standa rds see "T ech nical Specifi cations and Supporte d Limits " on page 431.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 105 Deleting a Protocol Filte r If a p roto col filter is del ete d from a VL AN, th e VL AN is assi gned a protocol f ilter of none . You can continu e to config ure the VLAN. Howeve r, no traffic is forwarded to the VLA N until a protoc ol is assigned to it.
106 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Default VLAN The switch ships with one de fault VLAN that has these properties: • The VLAN name is default. • It includes all the ports on a new or initialized switch. The defa ult VLAN is unt agged on all ports.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 107 Table 7.2 describe s the commands used to configure a VLAN. Fo r a complete l ist of comman d options, pr ess the Tab key i n the command line in terface. T a ble 7.2: VLA N Config uration Co mmands Command Des cription configure dot1q eth ertype <ether type> Configures an IEEE 802.
108 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide VLAN Configuration Examples Exampl e 1 This exampl e creates a port -based VLAN named acco unting , assigns the IP address 132 .15.121.1, and assi gns ports 1, 2, 3 and 6 to i t: create vlan accounting configure accounting ipaddress 132.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 109 configure default delete port 1-3,6 configure accounting add port 1-3,6 Because VLAN names are u nique, you do not need to e nter the keyword vlan after you ha ve created the unique VL AN name. You can use the VLAN n ame alone.
110 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide create protocol myprotocol configure protocol myprotocol add etype 0xf0f0 configure protocol myprotocol add etype 0xffff create vlan my.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 111 VLAN Statistics You can coll ect statisti cs on a per VLAN basis. Avai lable statist ics include: • Receive and T ransmit Unicast • Receive and T ransmit Multi cast • Receive and T ransmit Broadcast • Receive and T ransmit Byte Co unt .
112 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can tunnel any number of 8 02.1Q VLANs into a single VLAN that can b e switched t hrough the 48 0T routing swi tch Etherne t infra struc ture. Each tunne l is comple tely isol ated from oth er tunne ls or VLANs.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 113 The figur e shows a vMAN configu ration with tw o tunnels that have ingress/egress ports o n each 480T routing switch.
114 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Specifi c to this con figurati on, a Layer 1 or Layer 2 redunda ncy method would also be employed , such as Spanni ng Tree or oth er protocol av ailable on t he switch.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 115 This example sho w MAC 00:00:00 :00:00:aa is on ly allowed to enter into the VLAN on po rts 10 and 1 1 because of membe rship in group 100: • The group any is equivalent to the group 0 (zero).
116 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide VLAN association remai ns until the port connection is dropped or the FDB entry ages out. MAC-Based VLAN Commands Table 7.4 describes MAC -based VLAN commands. For a complete list of co mmand option s, press the Tab key i n the command li ne inte rfac e.
C H A P T E R 7 Virtual L ANs (VLANs) 117 • The MAC ad dres s 00:00: 00: 00:00 :01 h as a gro up n umber o f 10 associated with it, and can only be assigned to a VLAN if inserted into port s 5 or 6. • The MAC ad dres s 00:0 0:00: 00:00 :03 h as a gr oup n umbe r of 200 associated with it and can only be inserted into po rts 9 through 12.
118 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Example For MAC-based VLANs, the downloaded file is an ASCII file that consists of CLI command s used to configure the most recent MAC- to-VLAN database .
Forwarding Database (FDB) This chapt er describe s the conten ts of the f orwarding da tabase (FDB), how the FDB works, and how to config ure the FDB. Overvi ew of the FDB The I ntel ® NetStru ctur e ™ 480T routin g switch maintains a dat abase of all media access control (MAC) addresses received on all of its ports.
120 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can downl oad up t o 7,000 MAC add resses to th e switch when using MAC-based VLANs.
C H A P T E R 8 Forwardin g Databas e (FDB) 121 Perman ent Entrie s All entri es entered through the command line int erface are stored as permanent.Only ent ries designated as P ermanent are retained in the database if t he switch is reset or a power off/ on cycle occur s.
122 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Y ou can enter and update entries u sing a MIB browser , an SNMP Network Manager , or the command line interface (C LI). Associating a QoS Profile with an FD B Entry The swit ch appl ies the QoS profile as soon as the FDB entry is lear ned.
C H A P T E R 8 Forwardin g Databas e (FDB) 123 FDB C ONFIGURATION E XAMPLES This example add s a permanent entry to the FDB: create fdbentry 00:A0:C9:12:34:56 vlan marketing port 4 The permanent entr y has these characterist ics: • MAC address is 00:A 0:C9:12:34 :56.
124 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Displaying FDB Entries To display FDB entr ies, use the command: Show fdb {<mac_address> | vlan <name> | ports <portlist> | permanent} where the following is true: • mac_address — Displays the entry for a particu lar MAC address.
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) Using the Sp anning Tree Protocol ( STP) funct ionality o f the Int el ® NetS tructu re ™ 480T rout ing switch makes y our network mo re fault tole rant . STP is a pa rt of th e 802.1D bridge specificati on defined b y the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engine ers), a standard-setti ng body.
126 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide STPD has it s own Root Bridge a nd active path. Af ter the ST PD is created, you c an assign one or more VLANs to it. A port can bel ong to onl y one STPD. If a port is a member of multiple VLANs, then all those VLANs must belong to the same STPD.
C H A P T E R 9 Spanni ng Tree P rotoc ol (STP) 127 • Marketi ng is defined on all switch es (Switch A, Switch B, Switch Y , Switch Z, and Switch M). Two STPDs ar e defined: • STPD1 cont ains VLANs Sales and Personnel. • STPD2 cont ains VLANs Manuf acturing and Engineering.
128 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Be careful when configuring your VLANs within a singl e STPD. Figure 9 .2 illustrat es an incorr ect network co nfiguratio n using a single ST PD. The STP co nfiguratio n disables the a b ilit y of the switches t o forward VLAN traffi c.
C H A P T E R 9 Spanni ng Tree P rotoc ol (STP) 129 Configuring STP We recommend that you d o not confi gure STP paramet ers unless you have consi derable knowl edge and experi ence with S TP. The default STP parameters are adequate for mo st networks.
130 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T a ble 9.3: S TP Confi guration Comman ds Command Des cription configu re stpd <s tpd_name> a dd vlan <name> Adds a VLAN to the STPD.
C H A P T E R 9 Spanni ng Tree P rotoc ol (STP) 131 create stpd <s tpd_name> Creates an STPD. When creat ed, an STPD has these default p arameters: • Bridge priori ty — 32,768 • Hello ti m.
132 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide STP Configuration Exampl e This example creates and enables an STPD named Backbone_st . It assigns the Man ufact uring VLAN to the STPD. It di sables STP on ports 1 thr ough 7, and port 12.
C H A P T E R 9 Spanni ng Tree P rotoc ol (STP) 133 Disabling and Resetting STP To disable S TP or retur n STP setting s to their defa ults, use the commands list ed in Table 9.4. For further command options, press the T ab key in the command l ine interface.
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Quality of Service (QoS) This chapt er describe s the conc ept of Quality of Servic e (QoS) and explains how to conf igure QoS on th e Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T rout ing switch.
136 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide prioriti zation parameter s. The bandwidth-mana gement and prioriti zation paramet ers that mod ify the forwardi ng behavior of the switch affect how the switch transmits traffic for a given hardware queue on a phy sical por t.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 137 Applications and T ypes of QoS Applicati ons vary sign ificantly i n QoS requirements. T hese applications are o nes that you will most commonly encount e.
138 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide For example, in t he playback of stored v ideo streams, some applications can t ransmit large amounts of data for multipl e streams in one spike, with the expectation t hat the endstations wil l buffer significan t amounts of v ideo-stream data.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 139 File S erver App licati ons File s ervin g typi cal ly pos es the great est deman d on b andw idt h, although file server appl ications ar e tolerant of l atency, jit ter, and some packet l oss, depending on t he network op erating system and the use of TCP o r UDP.
140 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 2. Assign one o r more traffic g roupings to a QoS p rofile to create a QoS policy . T raffi c group ing — A classification or traffic typ e that has one or more attributes in common .
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 141 other queues. The minimum bandwid th for all queues shou ld add up to les s than 90%. The default v alue on all minimum bandwidth parameters is 0%. • Maximum ba ndwidth – The m aximu m per cen tage o f tota l li nk bandwidth that may be transmitted by a hardware queue on a physical port.
142 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Configuring a QoS Pr ofile Table 10.4 lists the comman ds used to configure QoS. For further command options, press t he Tab key in the command li ne interface.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 143 T a ble 10.4: Q oS Configur ation Com mands Command Des cription conf igur e qo sprof ile <q ospr ofi le> {m inb w <percent>} {maxbw < percent>} {pr iority <level>} {< portlist> | ma xbuf <percent> minbuf <perce nt> [K | M]} Configures a Qo S profile.
144 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Modifying a QoS Pr ofile You can modify t he default pr ofiles as desire d. To modify th e parameters of an existin g QoS profile, use .
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 145 IP-Based T r af fic Groupings IP-based traf fic groupi ngs are based on any combin ation of: • IP source or destin ation address • TCP/ UDP or other Laye r 4 pr otoco l • TCP/UDP port in formation IP-based traffic grouping s are defined using access li sts (see chapter 16).
146 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The MAC address options are: • Permanent • Dynamic • Blackhole • Broadcast/un known rate limiting Perm anent MA C Addresses Permanent MAC add resses can be assigned a QoS prof ile whenever traffic is dest ined for the MAC address.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 147 Broadcast/Unknown Rate Limiting MAC Address IP multic ast traffic is subject to broadc ast and unknown r ate limiting only when IGMP snooping is disable d. Refer to " IGMP Snoop ing" on pag e 278.
148 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide be preserved a cross a routed swit ch boundary an d DiffServ cod e points can be observed or over written acr oss a Layer 2 swit ch boundary. Config uring 8 02.1p Prior ity The switch su pports the st andard 802.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 149 As described in T able 10.2, by default a QoS profil e is mapped to a hardware queue, and each QoS profile has confi gurable bandwidth parameters an d priority.
150 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide that i s used when t ransmitting the packet. T o replace 8 02.1p prior ity information, use the command: enable dot1p replacement ports [<portlist> | all] 802.1p priorit y information is replaced according to the hard ware queue tha t is used when transmitti ng from the switch.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 151 Configuring Dif fServ Contained in the header of every IP packet is a field for IP Type of Service (TOS), also referred to as the DiffServ fi eld. The DiffServ or TOS fi eld is used by the switc h to determin e the type of service provided t o the packet.
152 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Observing DiffServ Information When a packet arrives at t he switch on an ingress port , the switch examines the first si x of eight TOS bits.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 153 You can change the Qo S profile assignmen t for all 64 code poin ts. Use this command: configure diffserv examination code-point <code- point> qospr.
154 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can change the 802.1p prior ity to DiffServ code point mapping to any code point value u sing thi s command: configure diffserv rep.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 155 Table 10.1 1 describes th e commands used to configure Dif fServ. For further command opt ions, press the Tab key in the command line interf ace.
156 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide DiffServ Example In this example, we use DiffServ to signal a class of servi ce through put and assign an y traffic comin g from network 1 0.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 157 transmit ted out t o any other port. To config ure a source por t traff ic groupin g, use this co mmand: configure ports [all | mgmt | <portnumber>] qosprofile <qosprofile> In the following ex ample, all traffic sourc ed from port 7 uses the QoS prof ile na med qp3 when being tran smitted.
158 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide QoS Monitor The Qo S monito r is a util ity th at moni tors the hardw are q ueues associated wit h any port(s). The QoS mo nitor keeps track of t he number of f rames and the frames per second that a specif ic queue is responsible f or transmit ting on a physi cal port.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 159 • A port is samp led for fiv e seconds before the packets p er second (pps) value is displayed on the screen . Background Performanc e Monitori ng Monitori ng QoS in the background plac es the tran smit counter and any o verflow inform ation into the switch l og.
160 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • T o display information inclu ding QoS information for the port. show ports info {detail} Modifying a QoS Policy If you chang e the.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 161 To se t the maxbuf value on a queue, use th is command: configure qosprofile <qos profile> minbw <per cent> maxbw <percent> priority <.
162 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Minimu m bandwi dth sett ings The minimu m bandwidth sett ings determi ne the reser ved port bandwidth avai lable to each queue. Table 10.14 sh ows actual reserved bandwidth for each setting.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 163 The sum of the minimum bandwi dth values f or the applie d QoS profiles should be kept to less than 90% of available ba ndwidth.
164 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can uti lize up to eight i ngress rate-sha ping queues per VLAN and eight egress rate-shap ing queues pe r physical por t.
C H A P T E R 10 Quality of Service (QoS) 165 • Uni cas t traffic fro m a no n-ra te-s hap ed po rt to a rat e-sha ped port within the VLAN will not be ra te-shaped.
166 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide To add rat e-shaped por ts to the VLAN, use the following c ommand: configure vlan <vlan name> add port <portlist > {tagged.
Enterprise Standby Router Protocol (ESRP) Overvie w We recommen d that all switches using E SRP use the sa me versio n of firmware fo r interope rabili ty . S ee "Softw are Upgrade a nd Boot Opti ons" on page 419. Enterp rise Standby Rout er Protocol (E SRP) allows mul tiple switches to provide redundant rout ing service s to users.
168 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide ESRP-A ware Switches 480T routi ng switches that are not running ESRP, but are connect ed on a netw ork with other 480T rout ing switche s running ES RP, are ESRP-aware.
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 169 Multiple E SRP VLANs If multiple ESRP VLANs share a host port, each VLAN must be in an ES RP gr oup.
170 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • For a VLAN to be recognized as participatin g in ESRP , the assigned IP addres s or the IPX NetID for the separ ate switches must be ide ntical . Other aspects of the VLAN, including its name, are ignored .
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 171 default priorit y setting is 0. A priority settin g of 255 loses the election and remains in standby mode. • System MAC address — The switch with the higher MAC addr ess has prio rity .
172 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide route of the switch, or any d evice meanin gful to networ k connectivity o f the master ESRP switch. The swit ch auto maticall y relinqu ishes ma ster sta tus and remai ns in sta ndby mode if a ping keepalive fail s thre e cons ecutive times.
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 173 Elec tin g th e M aste r Sw itch A new master can be elect ed in one of th ese ways: • A communicated parameter change • Loss of commu nication between master an d slave(s).
174 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide ESRP Options ESRP opti ons include: • ESRP Host Attach • ESRP Domains • ESRP Groups • Linking ES RP Switches • Configuring ES.
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 175 Figure 1 1.1: ESRP hos t attach Other appl ications al low lower-cost redundant r outing configurations, because hosts can be directly attached to the switch involved with ESRP.
176 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide For exampl e, two ESRP switches pr ovide La yer 2 and Layer 3 connectiv ity and redu ndancy for the subnet, whi le anoth er two ESRP switches p rovide Layer 2 co nnectivity and r edundancy for a portion of t he same subnet .
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 177 Linking E SRP Switches Direct links between ES RP switches are useful under these conditi ons: • When the ESRP switches are routin.
178 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide you can comb ine ESRP and STP o n a networ k and a VLAN, but you must do so on se parate devices. Be carefu l to mainta in ESRP co nnectivit y between ESPR maste r and standby switches when yo u design a networ k that uses ES RP and STP.
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 179 • show esrp {detail} — V erifies ESRP is enabled and operational . ESRP Commands Table 11.1 describes the commands used t o configure ESRP. Press the Tab key in the command line inte rface for more com man d option s.
180 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure vl an <name> delete t rack-diagnosti c Disables t he priority of the diagnostic failover. configure vl an <name> delete t rack-environment Disables the priority o f the environmental failover .
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 181 configure vlan <name> esrp group <number > Configures the ESRP group number . configure vl an <name> esrp priority < value> Configur es the ESRP priority . The range is 0 to 25 5.
182 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide ESRP Examples This secti on provides e xamples of ESRP conf igurations. Single VLAN Using Layer 2 and Layer 3 Redund ancy This exampl e, shown in Figure 11.3, uses a number of switc hes that perform Layer 2 switch ing for VLAN Sales.
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 183 Figure 1 1.3: ESRP ex ample using L ayer 2 and Layer 3 redunda ncy The VLAN Sal es master switch, acting a s master for VLAN Sa les , performs both Layer 2 swit ching and Layer 3 routing services for VLAN Sales .
184 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The following command s are used to configu re both VLAN Sales switches. The assumption is that the int er-router bac kbone is running OSPF , with other routed VLANs alrea dy properly configure d.
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 185 Figure 11.3 bui lds on Fig ure 11.4, but eli minates t he requirement of Layer 3 red undancy. It has these features: • An additional VLAN, Engineering , is added th at uses Layer 2 redundancy .
186 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide create vlan sales configure sales add port 1-3 configure sales ipaddr 10.1.2.3/24 create vlan eng configure eng add port 1,4 configure eng ipaddr 10.
C H A P T E R 11 Ente rprise St andby Route r Proto col (ES RP) 187 Then, se t the pri ority of environmenta l failover using t he command: configure vlan <vlan name> add track-environm ent fail.
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IP Unicast Routing This chapt er describe s how to config ure IP rou ting on the In tel ® NetS tructu re ™ 480T routing switch . It assumes that you are al ready familiar wi th IP unica st routing .
190 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Policy-Based Routing and Route Load-Sharing Policy-base d routing i s used to alte r the normal ly calculated n ext- hop route, whi ch is based on the route t able. This same a lteration can also load-share acr oss multiple routers.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 191 Router Interfaces The rou ting softwar e and hardware mov e IP tra ffic between router interfaces. A router interface i s simply a VLAN that has an IP address assigned to it. As you create VLANs wi th IP addresses bel onging to di fferent IP subnets, you can also choose to route between the VLANs.
192 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Populating the Routing T able The 480T r outing switc h maintains an IP routing table for bot h network rou tes and host ro utes.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 193 Multiple Rout es When there are multiple, conflict ing choices of equal-cost rout es to a partic ular destin ation, th e router p icks the ro ute with th e longe st matching networ k mask. If these are stil l equal, the rout er picks the route using these crite ria (in this or der): 1.
194 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Direct • Static • RIP • OSPF • BGP These route maps mat ch the various characteristics of t he route based on the originati ng protocol and set the ac counting ind ices.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 195 enable ospf export [bgp | i-bgp | e-bgp] [[cost <metric> [ase-type-1 | ase-type-2] {tag <number>} | <route map>] enable ospf export vip [[cost.
196 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Proxy ARP Proxy Address Resolution Protoc ol (ARP) was f irst invent ed so that ARP-capable d evices could respon d to ARP request packets on behalf o f ARP-incapabl e devices. Proxy ARP can also be used t o achieve rout er redundan cy and simplif y IP client co nfigurat ion.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 197 For example, an IP ho st is configured with a cl ass B address of 100.101. 102.103 and a ma sk of 255.255.0.0 : • The switch is configured with the I P address 100.101 .102.1 and a mask of 25 5.255.255. 0. • The switch is also conf igured with a proxy AR P entry of IP address 1 00.
198 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide To change the rel ative route priorit y, use this command: configure iproute priority [rip | bootp | icmp | static | ospf-intra | ospf-.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 199 IP Mul tinetti ng Operat ion Multinett ed VLAN groups must conta in identical port assignm ents. To use IP multinett ing, follow these steps: 1. Select a port where you want IP multinettin g to run, for example, port 2.
200 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IP Mu ltinetting Examples This example co nfigures the switch to hav e one multinetted segment (po rt 5) that contains thr ee subnets (192 .
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 201 configure net35 protocol mnet configure net37 protocol mnet config net34 add port 5 config net35 add port 5 config net37 add port 5 configure default delete port 8,9,10 create vlan net36 create vlan net45 configure net36 ipaddress 192.
202 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 5. T urn on RIP or OSPF using on e of these commands : enable rip enable ospf V erifying the IP Unicast Routing Configuration Use the show iproute command to d isplay the cu rrent configuration of IP unicast routing for t he switch and for each VLAN.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 203 • The subVLANs use the IP addres s of the superVLAN as the def ault rout er a ddre ss. • Groups of clients are then assig ned to subVLANs that h ave no IP address, but are member s of the superVLAN. • Clients can be informally allocated any valid IP addresses within the subnet.
204 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide In Figure 12.2, a ll stations are co nfigured to use t he address 10.3.2.1 for the defaul t router.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 205 SubVLAN Address Range Checking The use o f static A RP entries associ ated with superV LANs o r sub- VLANs is not su pported. Sub-VLAN address range s can be config ured on each subVLAN to prohibit the entry of I P addresses from hosts outside of th e configure d range.
206 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide VLAN Aggregation Example The foll owing e xampl e illustra tes how to co nfigure VLAN aggregation. The VLAN vsuper i s created as a superVLAN, and subVLANs vsub1 , vsub 2 , and vsub3 are ad ded to it.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 207 2. Create and add ports to the su bVLANs: create vlan vsub1 configure vsub1 add port 8-10 create vlan vsub2 configure vsub2 add port 11-13 create vlan vsub3 configure vsub3 add port 15-16 3.
208 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Configure the addr esses, where you want to d irect DHCP or BOOTP requests, using th is command: configure bootprelay add <ipadd.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 209 Configuring UDP Forwarding To configur e UDP forwar ding, the you mu st first create a UDP- forward dest ination profi le. The profil e describes the types of UDP packets (by po rt number) that are used, and where they are to be forwarded.
210 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Y ou can alter the default settings for security reasons, by restricting the su ccess of tools that could be used to find information on an importan t application, host, or topology .
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 211 IP Commands Table 12.4 describes the commands used t o configure basic IP settings. For more command options, press the Tab key in the command line interface. configure vlan <name> udp- profile <profile_name> Assigns a UDP-forwarding profile to the source VLAN.
212 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T a ble 12.4: Ba sic I P Comm ands Command Des cription clear iparp {<ipadd ress> | vlan <name>} Removes dynamic en tries in the IP ARP table. Permanent IP ARP entries are not af fected.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 213 conf igur e iparp ti meout <m inut es> Confi gures the IP ARP timeout period. The defau lt setting is 20 mi nutes.
214 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Table 12.5 descri bes the commands used t o configure t he IP route table. Fo r more command op tions, press the T ab key in the command line in terface. enable boot prelay Enables t he forwarding of BOOTP and Dynamic Host Confi guration P rotocol (DHCP) requests.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 215 configure iproute add blackhole <ipaddress> <mask> Adds a blackhole address to the routing table. All traf fic destined for the configured IP address is d ropped, and no I nternet Control Message Protoco l (ICMP) messa ge is generate d.
216 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T able 1 2.6 describes th e commands used to config ure IP options and the ICMP prot ocol .
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 217 enable icmp add ress-mask vlan [<name> | all] Enables an ICMP address-mask rep ly (type 18, code 0) when an ICMP address mask request is received .The default settin g is enabled. If a VLAN is no t specified, the command applies to all IP interfaces.
218 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide enable icmp unrea chables vlan [<name> | all] Enables ICMP network-unreacha ble messages (type 3, c ode 0), and host unreachable messag es (type 3, code 1) when a packet cannot be forwarded to th e destination becau se of an unreachab le route or host.
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 219 Routing Configuration Example Figure 12.3 illustrates a 48 0T routin g switch with three VLA Ns defined as: • F inancea ddress 192.207.35.1 • protocol s ensitive V LAN using the IP protoco l • Ports 1 and 3 are assigned • IP ad dre ss 19 2.
220 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The stati ons connected to po rts 1 through 4 gen erate a combinati on of IP traffic and NetBIOS traffic. The IP traffic is filtered by the protocol-s ensitive VLANs. All other traf fic is directed to the VLAN MyCompany .
C H A P T E R 12 IP Unicast Routing 221 Resetting and Disabling Route r Settings To retu rn router sett ings to their def aults and di sable routing functions, u se the commands l isted in Tab le 12.8. For mor e command opti ons, press the Tab key in the command line int erface.
222 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide disable bo otp vlan [<name > | all] Disables the generat ion and proce ssing of BOOTP packets. disable bo otprelay Disables the forw arding of BOOTP req uests. disable icmp < packet-typ e> vlan [<name>] Disables ICMP pa rameter -problem message s.
RIP and OSPF This chapt er describe s the inte rior routi ng protocol s available on the Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T routi ng switch, RIP and OSPF.
224 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Distinguis hing RIP and OSPF The di stinction b etween R IP and OSPF lies in the fundame ntal difference s between distance -vector protoco ls and link- state protocols.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 225 Overvie w of RIP RIP is an IGP first used in compu ter routing in the Adva nced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPAnet) as early as 1969. It is primari ly intended for use in ho mogeneous netwo rks of moderate size.
226 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T riggered Updates Triggered updat es occur whenever a route r changes the metric for a route, and it is required to send an upda te message immediately, even if it is not yet time for a regular update message to be sent .
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 227 Link-State Database Upon initializ ation, each router tra nsmits a link-state advertisemen t (LSA) on each o f its interfaces. LSAs are collected by each router and entered into the LSDB of each rout er. OSPF uses flooding t o distr ibute LSAs betwee n rout ers.
228 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Area Border Router (ABR): An ABR has interfaces in multiple areas. It is r esponsible for ex changing summary advertisements with other ABRs. Y ou can create a maxi mum of 7 non-zer o areas.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 229 • External routes originating from an ASBR con nected to the NSSA can be advertised within the NSSA. • External routes originating from the NSSA can be propagated to other areas, in cluding the backbone ar ea.
230 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Figure 13.1: V irt ual li nk for stub area You can use virt ual links to repai r a discontiguo us backbone area.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 231 OSPF Database Overflow The OSPF Databa se Overflow feat ure allows you to both li mit the size of the LSDB an d maintain a consistent LSDB across a ll the routers in the system. Maintaining a consistent L SDB across all the routers in t he domain ensures that all router s have a consist ent view of the network.
232 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide To reconfigure an OSPF interface as a normal interface: configure ospf add vlan <vlan name> area <area identifier> To displ.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 233 Figure 13.3: Ro ute re distr ibuti on Configuring Route Redistribution Exporting routes from OSPF to RIP, and from RIP to OSPF, are discrete co nfiguration func tions. To run OSPF and RIP simultaneousl y, first confi gure both p rotocols, and th en verify the independe nt operati on of each.
234 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide These commands enabl e or disable the exporting of RIP, static, and direct rout es by way of LSAs to other OSPF routers as Autonomous System ( AS)-external type 1 or t ype 2 routes. The d efault se tting is disabled.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 235 OSPF Timers and Authentication Configuri ng OSPF ti mers and aut hentication on a per-ar ea basis is a shortha nd for applyi ng the timer s and authenti cation to ea ch VLAN in the are a at the time of con figuration .
236 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can make dy namic changes to the ro ute map. Direct and Static route chan ges are reflected immedi ately, while RIP, OSPF, and BGP changes are refle cted within 30 seconds.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 237 BGP and OSPF Route Map Support for DSB Accounting Route map supp ort for BGP and OSPF acco unting allows you t o set the cost and type of t he exported rou tes.
238 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure rip Rxmode [no ne | v1only | v2only | any] {vlan [<name> | al l]} Changes the RIP receive mo de for one or all VLANs. Specify: • none — Drop all received RIP packets.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 239 enable rip aggreg ation Enables agg regation of subnet inf ormation on interfac es configured t o send RIP v2 or RIP v2- compat ible traffic. The 48 0T routin g switch summarizes subnet routes t o the nearest class network route.
240 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide RIP Configuration Example Figure 13. 4 illustrates a switch that has three VLANs defined as follows: Financ e • Protoc ol-sensitiv e VLAN usi ng the IP pr otocol • Ports 1 and 3 have been assigned • IP address 192.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 241 MyComp any • Port-based VLAN • All port s have been ass igned Figure 13.4: RIP configur ation ex ample The stations con nected to the system gen erate a combination of IP traffic and NetBIOS § traffic. The IP traffic is filtered by the protoco l- sensitive VLANs.
242 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure Finance add port 1,3 configure Personnel add port 2,4 configure MyCompany add port all configure Finance ipaddress 192.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 243 Configuring OSPF Each switch co nfigured t o run OSPF must hav e a unique r outerID. We recommended manuall y setting the routerID of the switc hes participat ing in OSPF, instead of having each swit ch automatically choose its rout erID based on the highest interface IP address.
244 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T a ble 13.5: O SPF Configu ration Com mands Command Descript ion configure ospf [area <areaid> | vlan [<name> | a ll]] cost [ automatic | <number>] Configures t he cost metri c of one or a ll VLAN(s).
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 245 configure ospf [vl an <name> | area <areai d> | virtual -link <ro uterid> <ar eaid>] timer <re transmit_ interval> <t ransmit delay > <hello inte rval> <d ead interva l> Configures t he timers for one interfac e or all interfaces in th e same OSPF area.
246 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure ospf area <areaid> [interarea- filter | external-filter] [<access-profile> | none] Configures an OSPF area specifying filter and access profile.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 247 conf igur e osp f rout erid [aut omat ic | <rou terid> ] Configures the OSPF rout erID. If automa tic is specified, the 4 80T routing switch uses t he large st IP interface address as the OSPF routerID. Man ual routerI D setting is recommended.
248 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide enable ospf export static cost <metric> [ase-type-1 | ase-type- 2] {tag <number>} Enables the d istributio n of static route s into the OSPF domain. Once enabled, the OSPF router is considered to be an ASB R.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 249 OSPF Configuration Example Figure 13.5 sh ows an exampl e of an au tonomous syst em using OSPF routers. The details of thi s network follow.
250 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Network numbe r 10.0.x.x • 2 identif ied VLANs (A0_10_0_2 and A0_10 _0_3) Area 5 is conn ected to the backb one area throug h ABR1 and ABR2, having t hese characteristics: • Network numbe r 160.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 251 configure vlan A5_160_26_26 ipaddress 160.26.26.1 255.255.255.0 create ospf a rea 0.0.0.5 create ospf a rea 0.0.0.6 enable ipforwarding configure ospf area 0.0.0.6 stub nosummary stub- default-cost 10 configure ospf vlan A6_161_48_2 area 0.
252 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Displaying OSPF Settings To display settings f or OSPF, use the commands listed in Table 13.6. For more co mmand option s, press the Tab key i n the command li ne interface. T a ble 13.6: O SPF Show Commands Command Description show ospf Displays global OSPF infor mation.
C H A P T E R 13 RIP an d OSPF 253 Resetting and Disabling OSPF Settings To return OSPF settings to th eir defaults, use the commands listed in Table 13.
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1 Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) This chapt er describe s how to config ure the Border Gat eway Protocol (BGP), an ex terior r outing pr otocol avai lable on the Inte l ® NetStr uctu re ™ 480T rou ting switch. For IEEE s tandards informa tion, refer to http://stan dards.
256 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide You can use BGP a s an exterior border gateway protocol (E BGP), or you can u se it within an AS, as an interi or borde r gateway protocol (I BGP).
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 257 BGP Featur es The BGP f eatures support ed by the 48 0T routing switch inc lude: • Route Reflectors • Route Confederations • Route Aggregat.
258 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Route Confederations BGP requir es networks to use a fully-meshed router configura tion. This requirement does not scale well, especially when BGP i s used as an inter ior gateway protocol.
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 259 Using the co nfederation, AS 200 is split into two sub-ASs: SubAS65001 and SubAS 65002. Each sub-AS is fully meshed , and IBG P (Int erna l BGP ) is ru nni ng amo ng it s memb ers. EBGP (Ext ernal BGP) is u sed between Sub 65001 and SubAS65002.
260 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide create vlan bd configure vlan bd add port 3 configure vlan bd ipaddress 192.1.1.9/30 enable ipforwarding vlan bd configure ospf add vlan bd area 0.0.0.0 disable bgp configure bgp as-number 65001 configure bgp routerid 192.
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 261 To configure Route r D, use these commands: create vlan db configure vlan db add port 1 configure vlan db ipaddress 192.1.1.10/30 enable ipforwarding vlan db configure ospf add vlan db area 0.0.0.
262 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Route Aggr egation Route aggreg ation in volves combinin g the sub-netwo rks of several routes so that they are advertised as a singl e route. Aggregation reduces t he amount of information that a BGP speak er must store and exchange wit h other BGP speaker s.
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 263 Using the Loopback Interface If you ar e using BGP as your interior gateway protocol , you may decide to adve rtise the interface a s available, rega rdless of the status of any particular interface.
264 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Use these commands to c onfigure the parameters of t he peer group. configure bgp peer-group <peer-group> remote-as <number>.
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 265 • Passwor d To create a new nei ghbor and include i t as a member of the pee r group, use thi s command: create bgp neighbor <ip address>.
266 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide BGP Password Encryption The neighb or password for BGP is encrypted in upload /download configu ration. Configuring BGP Table 14.1 descri bes the commands used t o configure B GP. For more command op tions, press t he Tab key in the command line inte rfac e.
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 267 configure bgp delete networ k [<ipaddress> | <mask> | all] Deletes a network o riginat ed fro m this r outer . configure bgp as-number <as_ number> Changes the local AS number used by BGP .
268 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure bgp neighbor [ <ipaddress> | all ] password [none | {encrypted} <password>] Configures a passwor d for a neighbo r . When the password is configured , TCP MD5 authenticat ion is enabl ed on the TCP connectio n established wit h the neighbor .
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 269 configure bgp neighbor [ <ipaddress> | all ] soft-reset {in | out} Applies th e current input or output r outing policy t o the rout ing informat ion already exchanged wit h the neighb or .
270 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide disable bg p aggregation Disables BGP route-aggreg ation filtering. disable bgp al ways-compare-med Disa bles BGP use of the Mult i-Exit Discriminat or (MED) from n eighbors in diff erent autonomous syst ems in the route- selection algori thm.
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 271 Displaying BGP Settings To display setting s for BGP, use the commands listed in T able 14.2. For more command op tions, pr ess the Tab key in th e command line inte rfac e. enable bgp synchronization Enables sync hronization be tween BGP and IGP .
272 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Resetting and Disabling BGP To return BGP sett ings to their defau lts, or to disable BGP, use the commands listed i n Table 14.3. For more command opt ions, press the Tab key i n the command line i nterface.
C H A P T E R 14 Border G atewa y Protoco l (BG P) 273 BGP Route Selection BGP will select rout es based on the fol lowing precedence (from highest to lowest ): • W eight • Local preference • Sh.
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IP Multicast Routing This chapt er describe s the components of IP multicast routing, and how to conf igur e it on the In tel ® NetStructure ™ 480T routing swit ch.
276 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IP multi cast routing co nsists of these functi ons: Conf igur e IP unica st routing b efore you configur e IP multi cast routing.
C H A P T E R 1 5 IP Multicast R outing 277 PIM Sparse Mode (PIM-SM) Y ou can run either P IM- DM or PIM-SM on eac h VLAN. Unlike PIM- DM, PIM-SM i s an explici t join and pr une protoco l, and supports shared tr ees as well as shortest path trees (SPTs).
278 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The switch also forwards PIM-SM traffic to a PIM-DM network. The PMBR sends a join message to the RP and the PMBR then broadcasts traffic f rom the RP in to the PI M-DM netwo rk. There are no n ew commands that need to be entered to enab le PIM- SM to PIM-DM functio nality.
C H A P T E R 1 5 IP Multicast R outing 279 IGMP snoop ing is di sabled, all IG MP and IP mult icast traffi c will flood wit hin a given VL AN. This is n ormal 802. 1d bridge beh avior. IGMP and IGMP snoop ing must be enabled wh en IP unicast or multic ast routing is c onfigur ed (the defau lt setting is enable d).
280 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IGMP Query Interval The maximum val ue you can set for the IGMP q uery interval is 429,496,72 9. The values y ou can set for query response interval a nd the last member que ry interval are between 1 secon d and 25 seconds.
C H A P T E R 1 5 IP Multicast R outing 281 conf igur e igm p <qu ery _int erval > <query_ response_in terval> <last_member_que ry_interval > Configures the IGMP timer s. Ti mers are based on IEEE RFC22 36. Specify: • query_interval — The amount of t ime, in seconds, the system waits b etween sending out gener al querie s.
282 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Configur ing IP Multicas ting Ro uting To config ure IP mult icast rout ing: 1. Configure the system for IP un icast routing. 2. Enable multicast rou ting on the interface, using this command: enable ipmcforwarding {vlan <name>} 3.
C H A P T E R 1 5 IP Multicast R outing 283 conf igure d vmrp time r <route _repor t_inte rval> <route_replaceme nt_time> Configures the glob al DVMRP timers. Specify the follow ing: • route_report_interval — how many seconds the system wait s between tran smi tting peri odic rout e rep ort p ack ets.
284 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide conf igur e dvm rp vl an <na me> ti mer <probe_in terval> <nei ghbor timeout > Configures DVMRP interface t imers. Specify: • probe_interval — How many seco nds the system waits between transmitting DVMRP probe messages.
C H A P T E R 1 5 IP Multicast R outing 285 Configuration Examples See Chapter 13, "RIP and OSP F" on page 223 for in formation on configur ing OSPF . In the example b elow, the system labeled IR1 is configured fo r IP multica st routing using PIM-DM.
286 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure vlan A0_10_0_2 ipaddress 10.0.2.2 255.255.255.0 configure ospf add vlan all enable ipforwarding enable ospf enable ipmcforwar.
C H A P T E R 1 5 IP Multicast R outing 287 Configuration for ABR1 The following is the configuration for the rou ter labeled ABR1: configure vlan A0_10_0_2 ipaddress 10.0.2.1 255.255.255.0 configure vlan A0_10_0_3 ipaddress 10.0.3.1 255.255.255.0 configure vlan A6_161_48_2 ipaddress 161.
288 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Deleting and Resetting IP Multicast Settings To return IP multic ast routin g setting s to their de faults an d disable IP multicast r outing functi ons, use the commands liste d in Table 15.
C H A P T E R 1 5 IP Multicast R outing 289 disable dv mrp {[Rxmode | txmode ] vlan [<nam e> | all]} Disables DVMRP on the system. disable dv mrp Rxmode vlan [ <name> | all] Disables receivi ng of DVMRP packets on a per - VLAN basis.
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IPX Routing This chapt er describes how to configure IPX § , I PX/RIP, and IPX/SA P on the I ntel ® NetStructure ™ 480T rou ting switch. It assumes that you are familiar with IPX.
292 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IPX NetID or an IP address. You also can configu re a VLAN for both IP X and IP routin g.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 293 IPX Encapsulation T ypes Novell NetWar e § supports f our types of fr ame encapsulatio n. The term for each type i s described in Table 16.
294 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IP and IPX on the Same VLA N The switch supports IP and I PX routin g within the same VLAN. This feature does n ot require any special con figuration. T agged IPX VLAN The switch suppo rts tagged 802.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 295 Populating the Routing T able The routi ng switch b uilds and mai ntains an IPX routing t able. As in the case of IP, the tab le is populated u sing dyn amic and stati c entries. Dyna mic Ro utes Dynamic routes ar e typically learned u sing IPX/RIP.
296 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IPX/RIP is auto matically enabled when a NetID is assign ed to the VLAN. To remove the advertisemen t of an IPX VLAN, use the command: configure ipxrip delete {vlan <name> | all} GNS Support The 480T r outing switch su pports the Get Near est Server ( GNS) reply func tion.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 297 Configuring IPX This secti on describes the c ommands associated wi th configuri ng IPX, IPX/RIP, and IPX/SAP on the 480T ro uting switch. Configur e IPX routing a s follows: 1. Create at least two VLANs (see "V irtual LANs (VLANs )" on page 95) .
298 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • show ipxrip — Displays the enable status of I PX/RIP for the VLAN, including operational and administrative status. It als o lists identif ied IPX/RIP neig hbors, RIP packet statistics , and several other tim er settings.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 299 To increase route stab ility, you can inc rease the hold multipli er (default i s 3 for 180 seconds). To modify these para meters use CLI commands: configure ipxrip &.
300 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IPX Commands Table 16.3 descri bes the commands used t o configure b asic IPX settings.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 301 Table 16.4 describes the commands u sed to confi gure the I PX route table. Fo r more command op tions, press the T ab key in the command line in terface.
302 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Table 16.5 descri bes the commands used t o configure I PX/SAP. For more command op tions, pr ess the Tab key in th e command line inte rfac e.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 303 configure ip xsap delete vlan [< name> | all] Disables IPX/SAP on an interface. conf igur e ipx sap vl an [< name > | al l] dela y <msec> Configures the time between each SAP packet within an update i nterval.
304 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IPX Configuration Example Figure 1 6.2 builds on t he example showin g the IP/RI P configura tion that was used in Figure 13.4 on page 241. Now, along with having IP VLANs configured, this example illustrates a switch that has tw o IPX VLANs defined.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 305 The stations conn ected to the system generat e a combination o f IP traffic and IPX traffic. The IP t raffic is filtered by the IP VLANs.
306 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Resetting and Disabling IPX To retu rn IPX settings t o their default s and disable I PX function s, use the commands listed in Tabl e 16.7. show ipxrout e {vlan <name> | xnetid <neti d> | origin [sta tic | rip | local]} Displays th e IPX routes in the route t able.
C H A P T E R 16 IPX Ro uting 307 unconfi gure ipxsap {vlan < name>} Resets the IP X/SAP setting s on one or all VLANs to the defaul t. Removes import an d export filters, and resets the MTU size, upd ate interva l, and inter-packe t delay . unconfi gure vlan <n ame> xnetid Removes the IPX NetID of a VLAN.
308 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide.
Access Policies This chapter desc ribes access policies, a nd how they are create d and implement ed on the I ntel ® NetStructu re ™ 480T r outing switch. Overview of Access Policies Access policies are a generalized cat egory of features that i mpact forwarding an d route forwardi ng decisions.
310 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide profile or dropped. Usi ng access lists h as no impact on switch performance. Access lis ts are typical ly applied to traffic that cr osses Layer 3 router boundaries, bu t it is possible to use acce ss lists within a Layer 2 VLAN.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 311 configure access-profile <access_profile> [ad d | delete] {seq-number} ipx-sap <ipx_sap_type_in _hex> <ipx_name_string> To assign IPX access pr.
312 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Physical source port • Precedence number ( optional) How IP Access Lists Work For each ac cess list entry, you can either per mit the packet to be forwarded, or deny th e packet (in which case, it is dropped).
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 313 or dropped. If no defa ult rule is specified, the defaul t implici t behavior is to forwa rd the packet. This example shows a default entry used to speci fy an implicit deny: create access-list denyall ip destination 0.
314 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide the keyw ord. For examp le, you could use this ent ry to permi t TCP sessions origi nated from anywher e in th e 10.1.0.0 netw ork only: create access-list TCPout tcp destination 10.1.0.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 315 • IP source and destination address and mask • ICMP type cod e • Physical source port (option al) • Numbered preceden ce (optional) When using an acc ess control list with an IP deny any rule, al l ICMP traf fic will not be bloc ked (for ei ther La yer 2 or Layer 3).
316 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T a ble 17.1: Ac cess L ist Configu ration Com mands Command Des cription create access-list <name> ip destination [<dst_ ipad.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 317 create access-list <n ame> tcp destination [<dst_ ipaddress>/< dst_mask> | a ny] ip-port [<dst_ port> | rang e <dst_port _min> <.
318 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide create ac cess-list <name> udp destinati on [<dst_ ipaddress>/< dst_mask> | a ny] ip-port [<dst_ port> | rang e.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 319 create access-list ic mp destination [<de st_i pad dres s>/<m ask> | any] sour ce [<src_ipaddress>/<source_mask> | any] type <icmp_t ype> code <i cmp_code> [permit | deny] {<port list>} {precedence <number>} Creates a named ICMP access list.
320 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IP Access List Examples This section presents two IP access list exampl es: • Using the permit- establish keyword • Filtering ICMP .
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 321 in conjunct ion with IP, it is technically no t an IP data packet. Thus, ICMP data traffic, such as pi ng traffic, is not affect ed. Use this command to creat e the access-list: create access-list denyall ip destination any source any deny ports any Figure 17.
322 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Step 3 - Permit-Established Access List When a TCP session begi ns, there is a three-way handshake that includes a sequen ce of a SYN, SYN/ACK and ACK packet s. Figure 17.3 show s an illustrati on of the handshak e that occurs when Host A init iates a T CP session to Ho st B.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 323 Figure 17.4 shows the final outco me of this access list. Figure 17.4: Permit -establis hed acces s list filter s out SY N packet to desti nation Example 2: Fi ltering ICMP Packets This example creates an access lis t that filters out ping (ICMP echo) packets.
324 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide See “ Creat ing an A ccess Profile ” on page 324. To use routing access policies 1. Create an access profile. 2. Configure the access profile to be of type permit , deny , or none . 3.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 325 with each entry in the list. Once a match is found, the o peration is either permitted or denied, depending on the configu ration of the matched entry .
326 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide can be used when y ou wish to match only again st the subne t addre ss, and ignore a ll addresse s within the sub net. If you are using CIDR sub net masking, the same logic appl ies, but the configuration is more tricky.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 327 Deleting an Access Profile Entry To delete an access prof ile entry , use this comm and: configure access-profile <access_profile> delete <seq_number> Applying Access Pr ofiles After the access profile i s defined, apply it to one or more routing protocols or VLANs.
328 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure rip vlan [<name> | all] import-filter [<access_profile> | none] • Export Filter — Use an access pro file to d.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 329 Assuming the backbo ne VLAN interconnects all the routers in the company (and, therefore, the Int ernet router does not have the best routes for ot her loca l su.
330 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • External Filter — For switches configur ed to support multiple OSPF areas (an ABR function), yo u can apply an access profile to an OSPF area that filters a set of OSPF external rou tes from being advertised into that area.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 331 Figure 17.7: OSPF ac cess p olicy exam ple Routing Access P olicies for DVMRP The access policy capabili ties for DVMRP resemble those for RIP.
332 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Export Filter — Use an access pro file to determine which DVMRP routes are advertised into a p articular VLAN, using this command.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 333 configure the switch to use an access pr ofile to determine trusted neighbor ( PIM) router n eighbors fo r the VLAN on th e switch running PIM.
334 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide attributes of the NLR I. T o configure an autonomous s ystem path filter policy , use this command: configure bgp neighbor [<ipaddre.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 335 Routing Access Policy Commands Table 17.3 descri bes the commands used t o configure r outing access policies. Press the Tab key i n the command line interface for further command option s.
336 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure access-profil e <access_profile> delete <s eq_number> Del etes an access prof ile entry using the sequence number .
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 337 Using R oute Ma ps Route maps a re a mechanism you c an use to conditi onally contr ol the redi stribution of routes be tween two rout ing domain s, and to modify the routin g information that is redistributed .
338 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Route maps a re used in conjunc tion wit h the match and se t operations. A match opera tion specifies a criteria that must be matched. A set op eration specifies a chan ge that is made to the rout e when the matc h operation is successful.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 339 configure route-map <route-map> <sequence number> add match [nlri-list <access_profile> | as-path [access_profile <access-profile> | <.
340 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide community [<access_profi le> | <community >] Match es the co mmuni ties in th e path attribu te aga inst the specified BGP community access profile or the community number .
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 341 Route Map Operation The entries in the route map are processed in the ascending order of the sequence number. W ithin the entry, t he match statements are processed fi rst.
342 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide These points ap ply to this exampl e: • R T A is a memb er of AS 1 11 1 and peers with a router in the Internet to receive the en tire Internet routing table.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 343 You can apply the chan ges on the NLRI information that had been exchanged before t he policy changes, by issuing a soft reset on the ingress or eg ress side, dependi ng on the changes. For soft reset s to be applied on the ingr ess side, the changes must be previously enabl ed on the neighbor.
344 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T a ble 17.6: Rou te Map Com mands Command Des cription configure route-map <rout e-map> [add | delete] < sequence number> [deny | pe rmit] {match-all | match one} Adds o r delete s entr ies to the rout e map.
C H A P T E R 1 7 Access Polici es 345 conf igur e rout e- map <ro ute- map > <seq uenc e number> add set [acco unting inde x <num> value <nu m> | as-path <as_num> | comm.
346 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure route-map <rout e-map> add <sequence nu mber> [permit | deny] {match- one | m atch- all] Adds a statement to t he route map with t he specified sequence number and action.
Server Load Balancing (SLB) Overvie w The Server Load Balancing (S LB) feature of the Intel ® NetS truc ture ™ 480T routin g switch divides many cl ient requests among several servers. This act ivity is transp arent to th e client us ing the re source.
348 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Nodes A node is an individual service on a p hysical server that consists of an IP address a nd a port numbe r. Pools A pool is a group of nodes that i s mapped to a correspo nding vi rtual server.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 349 • The virtual port number Once you know whi ch virtual server o ptions are use ful in your network, y ou can: • Define standa rd virtual s ervers.
350 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Table 18.1 summari zes the features su pported by each f orwarding mode. T ransparent Mode As wit h any server load balanci ng applicati on, the conten t must be dupl icated on all phy sical s erver s.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 351 . Figure 18.1: T ransp arent mode In Figure 18.1, the 48 0T routing switc h is configur ed to respond to requests for t he VIP by forwardi ng them to t he load balance d servers. The servers are configured as follows: • The interface f or server 1 is 1 92.
352 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Use these commands to cr eate a roun d-robin po ol called MyW eb , and add nodes t o the new pool : create slb pool MyWeb lb-method round configure slb pool MyWeb add 192.168.200.1:80 configure slb pool MyWeb add 192.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 353 To configur e translat ional mode, use this command: create slb vip <vipname> pool <poolname> mode translation <ipaddress>{-<upper_ipaddress>}: <L4Port> {unit <number>} Figure 18.
354 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure vips ipaddress 192.168.201.1 /24 configure srvr add port 4-8 configure clnt add port 1-4 enable ipforwarding These commands create a roun d-robin pool called MyW eb , and add nodes to t he new pool: create slb pool MyWeb lb-method round configure slb pool MyWeb add 192.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 355 routing switch aut omatically chan ges the IP address and po rt address on incoming pac kets to that of the load balan ced servers. As with any serve r load bal ancing app lication, the content must be duplicat ed on all physical servers.
356 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide In Figure 18.3, t he 480T routin g switch is config ured to bala nce all traffic sent to the VIP based on the client IP address.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 357 • Subnet-Ro ute - If your network configuration requires that the VIPs be pro paga ted thr oug h a rou ting p roto col by th e swi tch, you need to create a loop back VLAN with the VIP(s) being valid members of th e loopback VLAN ’ s subnet.
358 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Ratio If you ar e working with servers t hat differ si gnificantly in processing spee d and memor y, you may want to switch to t he ratio load bal ancing method.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 359 Prior ity Priority mode is a var iant of round -robin design ed to provid e redundant st andby nodes wi thin a pool. When you add a node to a pool, you can assig n a priorit y level. Priority n umbers range fr om 1 to 65,535, with the h ighest number indicating the highe st priorit y.
360 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide conf igur e slb p ool <p oolna me> d elete <ipaddress> :<L4Port> Del etes a physica l server from a ser ver pool. conf igur e slb p ool <pool name > lb-m etho d [round- robin | ra tio | pri ority | l east- connections] Configures the SLB load-b alancing method.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 361 disable slb Disables SLB processing. Disabling SLB: • Closes all connecti ons. • W ithdraws VIP routes or routes th at do not respond wit h proxy ARP response s of VIP addresses. • Disconnects t he switch from red undant SLB switches.
362 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide enable slb Enables SL B processing on t he switch, and activates these fun ctions for transparent, transla tional, and port translat ion modes: • Exportin g of VIP rout es or proxy ARP for VIP addresses.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 363 Advanced SLB Application Exam ple This e xample builds u pon the in troductor y SLB example . The advanced conce pts included i n this example are: • Multiple pools • Multiple VIPs • Multiple balancing algor ithms • Multiple types of health checking Figure 1 8.
364 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Figure 18.4: Advanc ed SLB con figur ation The commands used to configure are described below. Use these commands to cre ate the VLAN from which outside connections wi ll come: create vlan outside configure vlan outside ipaddress 172.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 365 configure vlan sites ipaddress 192.168.201.254 /24 All VIPs is con figured to use this subnet . There are no p orts associated with t his VLAN. You can use the se commands to create the VLAN servers and enable IP forwarding: create vlan servers configure vlan servers ipaddress 192.
366 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide enable slb node 192.168.200.2:443 tcp-port-check The next series of commands creates a second W eb site. This second site is similar to the first example; the difference is t hat content checkin g is enable d on this si te.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 367 create slb vip myssl3 pool site3web mode transparent 192.168.201.4:443 The next examp le demonstrates th e series of commands yo u would use to create an F TP site. The site i s defined as h aving two serve rs: 192.
368 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Health Checking The 480T rout ing switch suppo rts both int ernal and ext ernal health checking. Health check definitions For reference, the following health check s are available on all Server Loa d Balancing, Web Cach e Redirection and Poli cy-based Routing f unctions.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 369 using the name and password suppl ied during t he configurat ion. The check will succ eed when the switch successfu lly logs into the next-hop. Layer 7 NNT P Check The NNTP health chec k connects to the serv er or next-hop, establishes a conn ection, and attache s to a user defined newsgroup.
370 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The 480T r outing swit ch also support s external health chec king. External health ch ecking uses an external servi ce configured by t he user to perform heal th checks and uses S NMP (Simple Network Management P rotocol) as a mech anism to noti fy the switch of a server failure.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 371 Service-Check Service-ch eck is Layer 7 -based and appli cation-depend ent. It is defined on a VIP and is performed on each node in the pool with which this VI P is associated. The default frequen cy is 60 second s and the def ault timeout is 180 seconds.
372 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide text f rom error t ext, we recommend that you specify an a ctual st ring to mat ch. For FTP, Teln et, and POP3, service-check attempts to log on and off the application o n the server using the sp ecified userID and password.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 373 enable slb gogo-mode maste r service-check [http | f tp | telnet | smtp | nntp | pop3 | all | tcpport ] Use these commands to d isable GoGo mode heal.
374 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure slb gogo-mode master service-check pop3 {l4-port port} {userid userid password {encry pted} password} configure slb gogo-mode.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 375 Health Checks for W e b Cache Redir ection and Policy Based Routing Heal th chec king works on the ports config ured by thei r assoc iated fl ow .
376 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Layer 4 Flows Policy-base d routing an d Web cache redi rection suppor t an any option for the Layer 4 protocol t ype which allows the redi rection of TCP, UDP and other t raffic type s with the excep tion of I CMP traffic.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 377 To show conf iguration an d status of fl ow redirecti on rules, use t his command: show flow-redirect [<flow_rule_name | <cr>] Maintenance Mode You can easil y put a node or VIP into maintenan ce mode by disablin g the node or VIP .
378 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure slb proxy-client-persistent [add | delete] <ipaddress / mask> Stic ky Pe rsiste nce Sticky p ersistence provi des a special t ype of persis tence that is especially useful for c ache servers.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 379 Availabi lity mod e or havin g to introd uce anoth er interco nnecting switch), and recovery from a switch failure occurs in less t han 8 seconds. Figure 18.5 shows SLB enable d using ESRP an d dual-att ached servers.
380 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Configuring the Switches for SLB and ESRP The SL B and ESRP configur ations are i dentical on both sw itches , in relatio n to the po rts being used. The proce dure used to con figure t he Switch 1 and Switch 2 in Figure 1 8.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 381 show slb stats vip site2 7. T o configure the ratio and priority of an ex isting pool memb er and to display the cur rent SLB pool statistics, use th.
382 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Configuration of SLB w ith ESRP Note the following about t he conf igurat ions for swi tches r unning SLB and E SRP: • All switch ports connected directly to th e servers must be configured as ESRP host ports.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 383 Redun dant SLB The 480T r outing switch su pports a fail over process that uses a redundant con figurati on of two swit ches. If one swit ch fails, t he second switch takes over the SLB duties of the first.
384 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide When both switches are active, each switch pe rforms SLB only for the VIPs assign ed to it.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 385 Figure 18.6: Active -active configu ration In this samp le confi guration, fa ilover is en abled t o ensure fault tolerance. To co nfigure this example on t he first switch, use these commands: create vlan inside create vlan server configure vlan inside ipaddress 1.
386 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide create slb pool testpool1 configure slb pool testpool1 add 1.205.1.1:80 configure slb pool testpool1 add 1.205.1.2:80 create slb vip site1 pool testpool1 mode transparent 1.10.1.1:80 create slb vip site2 pool testpool1 mode transparent 1.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 387 enable slb failover enable slb fail ping configure slb vip site1 unit 1 configure slb vip site2 unit 2 configure slb fail ping-check 1.
388 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Figure 18.7: SLB fai lover conf iguratio n usin g SLB H/A Configurin g Clients The configuration used to connect cl ients to SLB virtu al sites with High Availability enabl ed is transparent to the accessing clients.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 389 Create the VLANs, using these commands: create vlan inside create vlan server The VLAN inside connec ts to the gateway and t he VLAN server contains all of the load balanc ed servers. The gateway is co nnected to the VLAN inside , using these commands: configure inside ipaddress 1.
390 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide configure inside slb client configure server slb server Confi gure SLB H/A fo r the switch , using this co mmand: configure slb failover unit 1 remote 1.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 391 in the load balancing scheme. Without ESRP , another switch interconnecting all the ser vers is necessary . • One switch is designated as u nit 1 and the other as unit 2. This designation determ ines which VIPs are active on eac h switch in the failover pair .
392 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide This configuration uses t ransparent mode. Therefore, the VIPs need to be added to the ser vers as loopbac k addresses. This i s done by configuring the net work interfaces on the servers.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 393 configure slb failover uni t <number> {remot e- ip <ipaddress> local-ip <i paddress>: {<L4Port> }} Configures t he slb failover . Specify: • remote-ip-address — The re mote peer IP address.
394 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide conf igure sl b globa l http u rl <url_str ing> match-string [<match_stri ng> | any-cont ent] Configures the d efault par ameters for L 7 service checking. configure slb global nn tp newsgrou p <newsgroup> Conf igures the d efault paramet er for L7 service checking.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 395 configure slb vi p <vipname> service-check frequency < seconds> timeou t <seconds> Confi gures the L7 service check frequen cy and timeout par ameters for a part icular VIP . T o ret urn to the global valu es, specify 0 for frequency an d timeout.
396 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide disable slb no de <ipaddre ss>:{<L4Port> | al l} tcp-port -check Disables L4 port checking. disable slb no de <ipaddress> p ing-check Disables L3 pingi ng. disable slb vi p [<vipn ame> | all] cl ient- persis tence Disables client-persist ence.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 397 enable slb vi p [<vipname> | all] cl ient- persistence {mask <ma sk>} Enables client persistence and specifi es the timeout and c lient address mask. I f the client sets up multiple sessions to a virtual server , all sessions must connect to the same physical node .
398 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide W eb Cache Redir ection Web cache redirection uses the TCP or UDP port number t o redirect client re quests to a target de vice (or group of devi ces).
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 399 Precedence of Flow Redir ec tion Rules Multiple f low redirect ion rules can ov erlap in making a redirect ion decision. In these cases, precedence is determined by "best match" where the most specific red irection rule that satisfi es the criteria will win.
400 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide In thi s case, Po licy 1 is the rule with the best ma tch as it contain s an explicit Dest ination IP Port even th ough the mask fo r the Destination IP Address is less specific.
C H A P T E R 18 Server Load Bala ncing ( SLB) 401 Flow Redir ection Example Figure 18.8 uses flow redi rection to re direct Web t raffic to Web cache servers. In this example, the clients and th e cache devices are located o n different net works. This i s done by c reating a dif ferent VLAN for the clients and cach e devices.
402 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide These commands are used t o configure the 480T routing switch in this example: create vlan client configure vlan client add port 1 configure vlan client ipaddress 10.10.10.1/24 create vlan cache configure vlan cache add port 2 configure vlan cache ipaddress 10.
Status Monitoring and Statistics This chapt er describes how to view the cur rent operating st atus of the Intel ® NetStr uctu re ™ 480T r outing switch , how to displa y informati on in the log, a nd how to ta ke advantage of availabl e Remote Moni toring (RMO N) capabilitie s.
404 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide T a ble 19.1: St atus Mo nitoring Com mands Command Descri ption show log confi g Di splays the log configurati on, includin g the syslog host IP address, the pri ority level of messages being logged lo cally , and t he priority level of messa ges being sent t o the syslog host.
C H A P T E R 19 Status Monito ring a nd Stat istic s 405 Port Statistics The 480T r outing switch a llows you to view po rt statisti c information. The summary infor mation lists values for the current counter ag ainst each port on each operati onal module in t he system, and it i s refreshed appr oximately ev ery 2 seconds.
406 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Received Packet Count (Rx Pkt Count) — Th e total number of good packets that were r eceived by the port . • Received Byte Count (Rx Byte Count) — The tot al num ber of bytes that were receiv ed by the por t, including bad or lo st frames.
C H A P T E R 19 Status Monito ring a nd Stat istic s 407 To view port receive errors, use this command: show ports <portlist> rxerrors The following port receive error information is collected .
408 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Setting the System Recovery Level You can configu re the system to auto matically reboot afte r a software ta sk exception , using thi s command: configure sys-recovery-level [none | critical | all] Wh ere: • none — Configures the level to no recovery .
C H A P T E R 19 Status Monito ring a nd Stat istic s 409 form HH:MM:SS. If the event was caus ed by a user , the user name is also provid ed. • Fault level — T able 19.3 describes the three leve ls of importance that the system can assign to a fault.
410 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Local Logging The 480T r outing switc h maintains 1 ,000 messages in it s intern al log. You can disp lay a snapshot of the l og at any time, u sing the command: show log {<priority>} Displa ys the curren t snapshot o f the log.
C H A P T E R 19 Status Monito ring a nd Stat istic s 411 Real-Time Dis play Along with viewing a sn apshot of the lo g, you can conf igure th e system to maintain a running real-time display of log messa ges on the console.
412 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The priorities are the same as for l ocal logging. If not specified, only c riti cal priority message s are sent to the syslog host.
C H A P T E R 19 Status Monito ring a nd Stat istic s 413 configu re log displ ay {<prior ity>} Configures the real- time log display . Displa ys the current snapshot of the log. Priority filters the log to displa y message s with the sele cted or higher (more critical) pri ority .
414 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide RMON Using the Re mote Monitori ng (RMON) capabi lities of t he 480T routing swi tch allows net work administ rators to improve system efficiency and reduc e the load on t he network. This secti ons explain more about the RMON co ncept and the RMON features suppo rted by the switch.
C H A P T E R 19 Status Monito ring a nd Stat istic s 415 A typical RM ON setup consist s of two componen ts: • RMON probe — An intelligent, remotely controlled device or software agent that continually collects statistics about a LAN segment or VLAN.
416 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide The History gr oup is useful for analysis of tr affic pattern s and trends on a LAN segment o r VLAN, and to establish basel ine informat ion indicat ing normal o perating par ameters.
417 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide network with out costing mo re than t raditional network management. The 48 0T routing sw itch accu rately ma intains RMON statistic s at the maximum line rat e of all of its port s. For example, stati stics can be rela ted to indi vidua l ports.
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Software Upgrade and Boot Options Overvie w This c hapter describe s the proce dure for u pgrading th e Intel ® NetS tructu re ™ 480T routing switch firmware image. It also inc ludes a discussion o f how to save and lo ad a primary and secondary ima ge and configu ration file on the switch.
420 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide If you mak e a mistak e, or find you must rev ert to the configur ation as it was before you started makin g changes, you can set t he switch to use the secondary conf iguration on the next reboot.
C H A P T E R 20 Softw are Upg rade an d Boot Options 421 Once the TFT P server is runni ng, click the Server Dir. button. Verify that the active dire ctory is Pro gram Files IntelInt el Device ViewFirmware. Make sure that b oth the BootROM image (a file named ngboot nn .
422 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Upgrading the Firmware To upgra de the firmware on the switch: 1. Download the latest image from your TF TP server . download image <TFTPserverIP> v<nnn>b<nn>.tfp primary 2.
C H A P T E R 20 Softw are Upg rade an d Boot Options 423 show switch • Reboot the switch using th e reboot com mand. If you have f ollowed upgrade instru ctions, you r origin al configu ration should b e operati onal.
424 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide specified, the current co nfiguration is immediately up loaded to the TF TP server . To cancel a scheduled configu ration upload , use .
C H A P T E R 20 Softw are Upg rade an d Boot Options 425 connectio n (and not th e console port), your c onnection is terminat ed when the switch r eboots, but t he command execu tes normally.
426 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Remember to Save Regardless of the downl oad option used , configurations are downloaded i nto switch runti me memory only. T he configurati on is saved only whe n the save command is i ssued, or if the config uration file itself in cludes the save command.
C H A P T E R 20 Softw are Upg rade an d Boot Options 427 • Pre ss 2 for th e image stored in secon dary . Then, press th e f key to boo t from newly sel ected on-board f lash memory. To boot t o factory default con figuration : • Press the d key for defau lt, and • Press the f key to bo ot from th e configured o n-board flash .
428 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide download i mage [<ipaddress> | <hostname> ] <filename> {primary | secondary} Downl oads a new image from a TF TP server over the network. If pa rameters are not specified, the imag e is saved to the current image .
C H A P T E R 20 Softw are Upg rade an d Boot Options 429 use configur ation [primar y | secondary] Configures the swit ch to use a parti cular configu ration on the n ext reboo t. Option s include the primary confi guration area or the secondary configurat ion area.
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Technical Specifications and Supported Limits T echnical Specifications For IEEE s tandards informat ion refer to http://stan dards.ieee. org The following table list s specifications for the Intel ® NetStr ucture ™ 480T rou ting switch. Ta b l e A .
432 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide CE (E urop ean Comm unit y) TUV/GS (German Notified Body) C-T ick (Australia n Communicati on Authori ty) Underwriters L aboratories (USA and Canada) Safety Agency Cert ifications UL 1950 3rd Ed ition, l isted cUL listed to CSA 22.
Appe ndix A Te chnical Spec ifica tions and Suppo rted Limi ts 433 Supported Standar ds, RFCs and Pr otocols Ta b l e A . 2 : S upported Standard s, RFCs and Pr otocols RFCs, Stan dards, and Protocols.
434 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Supported Limits The table below summarizes tested metrics for various features on the 480T rout ing swit ch. These met rics are l aborato ry results an d are for reference and compa rison only.
Appe ndix A Te chnical Spec ifica tions and Suppo rted Limi ts 435 MAC-based VLANs – MAC addresses Maxi mum number of MAC addresses that can be downloaded t o the switch whe n using MAC- based VLANs. 7000 Proto col-sens itive VLANs – active protocol f ilters The number of simultaneousl y active protocol filters in th e switch.
436 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide ESRP – number of instances Maximum number of ESRP-sup ported VLANs for a single swi tch.
Appe ndix A Te chnical Spec ifica tions and Suppo rted Limi ts 437 OSPF virtu al links Maximum number o f OSPF virtual links supporte d. 32 B G P r o u t e s M a x i m u m n u m b e r o f r o u t e s c o n t a i n e d i n t h e BGP route t able. 500,000 BGP peers Maxim um number of BGP peers on a si ngle router .
438 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide IPX Router interfaces Maximum number of IPX router interfaces. 256 IPX Access control lists Maximum number of access lists in which all rules uti lize all ava ilable opt ions. worst case: 255 T able A.
Troubleshooting If you encou nter problems when using the In tel ® NetStructu re ™ 480T routing swi tch, this appe ndix may be he lpful. If y ou have a pr oblem not listed here or in the “ Late Break ing New s, ” contact your l ocal technical support rep resentative ( see "Intel Cust omer Support" o n page 491).
440 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide the link LED lit, and th e side with autonegotiation enabled will n ot have the LED lit.
Appendix B T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g 441 Why won ’ t the Telnet workstation access the device? • Check that the dev ice IP address, sub net mask and default g ateway are configured correctly , and that the d evice has been reset. • Ensure that you enter the IP address of the switch correctly when invoking the T elnet facility .
442 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide How do I remove u nused default and static routes? • If you ha ve defined static or default ro utes, those routes will remain in th e configuration, ind ependent of whether the VLAN and VLAN IP address that us ed them remains.
Appendix B T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g 443 • T o establish a full-duplex l ink either force it at bo th sides, or run autonegotiation on both sides (us ing full-duplex as an advertised capability , the default setting). Always verify th at the switch an d the netw ork device matc h in configur ation for speed and duplex .
444 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • Then conver t each octet into a decimal value. (for example, 0000000 0.0000000 0.0000001 .
Appendix B T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g 445 VLAN Names There are restrict ions on VLAN names. They cann ot contain white spaces and ca nnot start with a n umeric value unless you use quotation marks around the name.
446 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Why does the switch keep aging out endstation entries in the switch Fo rwar ding Da tabase (FD B)? • Reduce th e number of top ology changes by disabli ng STP on thos e systems that do not u se redundant paths.
Regulatory Information Compliance statements Each of the follo wing com pliance sta tements applies on ly to produc ts that bea r the m ark or text require d by t he appr opriate c ertifica tion agen cy.
448 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide This digital ap paratus do es not exceed the Class A limits for radio noi se emissions from digit al ap parat us set out in th e inte rfer ence- cau sing eq uipm ent st anda rd enti tled : "Dig ital Apparatus," ICES-003 of the Canadia n Departm ent of C ommunic ations.
Appendix C R e g u l a t o r y I n f o r m a t i o n 449 Wa r n i n g s WARNING This is a Class A pr oduct. In a dom estic environm ent this pr oduct may ca use radio interfe rence in wh ich case the use r may be req uired to ta ke adequ ate measure s.
450 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide • in Re gione n, in d enen elektr ische S t ü rme a uftrete n, mit einem Ü berspannu ngsschutzger ä t verbun den sein; w ä hrend .
Appendix C R e g u l a t o r y I n f o r m a t i o n 451 WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WAR RANTY, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED T O, ANY WARRANTY OF NONINFRINGEM.
452 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide syst ems) by License e or Su blice nsees, and such use is entir ely at the use r ’ s risk.
Appendix C R e g u l a t o r y I n f o r m a t i o n 453 If the Custome r Support G roup verifies th at the produc t is defective, they will have the Return Ma terial Aut horization Departmen t issue you an RMA num ber to place on the oute r packag e of the pr oduct.
454 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide INTEL SE RESERVE LE DROIT DE VOUS LIVRER UN PRODUIT CONTENANT DES COMPOSANTS NOUVEAUX OU REPARES.
Appendix C R e g u l a t o r y I n f o r m a t i o n 455 CONCERNANT TOUS LES LI TIGES RELATIFS AU PRESENT ACCORD NE SE RA PAS SUPERIEURE AU PRIX PAYE POUR LE PR ODUIT. CES LIMITATIONS DE RESPONSABILITE POTENTIELLE ONT C ONSTITUE UN FACTEUR DETERMINANT LORS DE LA FIXATION DU PRIX DU PRODUIT.
456 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide ricicl ate, co mpleta men te collaud ate e gara ntite c ome nu ove. Per m aggiori i nforma zioni sulla gara nzia, chi amare u no dei nu meri indi cati qu i sotto.
Appendix C R e g u l a t o r y I n f o r m a t i o n 457 Beschr ä nkte Har dwaregarantie (Nur f ü r Eur o pa) Intel garan tiert dem ur spr ü nglic hen Ei gent ü mer, da ß die in diesem Pa ket en thalte ne Hardware ke ine Materi al- oder Herstel lungsfehle r aufweist.
458 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Nachd em die Besch ä digung vo m Kundendie nst best ä tigt worden ist, wird von der zust ä ndi gen Abteilu ng eine R ü ckg abenum mer (RMA -Nummer) au sgegeb en, die a uf der ä u ß eren Ve rpackun g der Ha rdware a ngebracht werden mu ß .
Appendix C R e g u l a t o r y I n f o r m a t i o n 459 partir de la fe cha que re sulte m á s reciente de entre las opciones s iguient es: (i) la fe cha de com pra, s ó lo si de vuelve la ta rjeta.
460 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide LA IMPOSIBILIDAD DEL USO DE ESTE PRODUCTO, YA PROVENGA DE CONTRATO, NEGLIGENCIA, AGRAVIO O BAJO CUALQUIER GARANT Í A, SIN IMPORTAR QUE.
Intel Customer Support Intel of fers a range of support servi ces for your Int el ® Ne tStruc ture ™ 480T rou ting switch. Yo u can learn abo ut the opt ions availab le for your area by visit ing the Intel suppor t Web site at http://www.int el.com/ network/ser vices .
462 Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide Other ar eas For suppor t in other count ries, use the foll owing table to dial the toll- free support number . Using the table , locate the country from wh ich you are callin g, dial the access number, awai t the dial tone, and t hen dial the l isted 800 number.
Appendix D I n t e l C u s t o m e r S u p p o r t 463 United Kingd om (Mercury ) 3 0500-8 9-0011 awa it dial tone, th en 800-838- 7136 Vietnam 120 10288 awa it dial tone , then 800-8 38-7136 Notes: 1.
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Index Numerics 10/100 Mbps mana gement port ................................................ 10 802.1p con figuration command s (table) ................................... 150 802.1Q links , troubleshooting ............................................
466 I N D E X access policy soft reset ......................................................................334 access profiles configuration comman ds (table) .......................................... 59 create .....................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 467 B backbone area , OSPF ............................................................228 bandwi dth ..........................................................................138 band widt h man ageme nt .
468 I N D E X show commands (table) ...................................................271 soft reset ......................................................................334 bi-directional r ate shapin g .............................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 469 command histo ry ...........................................................................44 short cuts ........................................................................41 syntax, un derstandin g .
470 I N D E X control flow ........................... ...............................................80 controlling Telnet access .........................................................58 conversion of OSPF area ....................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 471 Device Tree ..........................................................................26 DF bit ..................................................................................82 DHCP multinetting .
472 I N D E X enable log display ................................................................ 411 enable SLB .........................................................................354 enable slb .............................. ...................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 473 master, failover ..............................................................170 master, priority .............................................................. 170 master, tracking ..
474 I N D E X FDB handlin g .....................................................................119 file server appl ications, QoS ...................................................139 Filter button (Web Access) .....................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 475 heat dissipation ....................................................................432 high avail abil ity ........................................................... 387, 388 high avail abil ity mo de, SLB .
476 I N D E X IP access rules ........................ ............................................. 309 IP address, enterin g ................................................................56 IP address, trou bleshooting ....... ....................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 477 resetting ....................................................................... 221 router interfaces .......... ................................................... 191 router show commands (table) .
478 I N D E X settings, display ing .........................................................305 show commands (table) ...................................................305 IRDP ........................................................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 479 log display ..........................................................................411 logging and Telnet ................. ................................................... 411 commands (t able) .
480 I N D E X metro pol itan area net work .....................................................112 MGMT LED .........................................................................21 MIB ..............................................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 481 Origin, BGP ........................................................................256 OSPF advantages ....................................................................224 area 0 ...
482 I N D E X permanent entries, FDB ............ ............................................. 121 permanent entry , troubleshooting ............................................441 persistence, SLB, client ............................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 483 master port ................ .....................................................85 mirrorin g ........................................................................90 monitoring ....
484 I N D E X band widt h man ageme nt ................................................... 135 bandwidth settin gs .........................................................161 blackhole .................................................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 485 queries, router, I GMP ...........................................................278 query, gr oup specific, IGMP ..................................................281 R rack ..........
486 I N D E X split horizon ..................................................................225 timer ...........................................................................225 triggered updates ..................................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 487 access profile ................................................................324 access profile, applying ...................................................327 access profile, changing .
488 I N D E X service-check ......................................................................371 sessions, deleti ng ...................................................................58 shortcuts, comm and .......................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 489 ratio weight ..................................................................358 redundant configuration ..................................................383 round-ro bin ............
490 I N D E X Greenwich Mean Time Offs ets (table) .................................. 74 soft re sets ........................................................................... 334 software fac tory de fau lts ........................................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 491 forward delay ............. ...................................................129 hel lo time .....................................................................129 initialization, trou bleshooting .
492 I N D E X T TACA CS+ commands (t able) ............................................................71 desc ript ion ...................................................................... 70 servers, specifying ............ ........................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 493 Transparen t mode ................................................................ 349 transparent mode .............. ................................................... 349 transparent mode, SLB .
494 I N D E X viewing accounts ...................................................................50 VIPs, SLB .......................................................................... 348 Virtual LANs. See VLANs virtual link, OSPF ..................
Intel ® Ne tStructure ™ 480T Rou ting S witc h User Guide 495 name s ..........................................................................105 port , trou ble shoot ing ....................................................... 444 port-based ....
496 I N D E X wildcard IP address ................. ............................................. 349.
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