Wavetronix Click 342 (lean managed ethernet switch) (CLK-342) Instrukcja Użytkownika

Click 340/341/342 Managed SwitchesUSER GUIDE

CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 9  IGMP snooping and querier function  Port mirroring  Port statistic  Link status via alarm c

10 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES3 Swivel the bottom of the module away from the DIN rail slightly (A). 4 Li the module upwards

CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 11Use the gure below to wire the screw terminals (see Figure 1.7).Figure 1.6 – Managed Switch Sup

12 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESFigure 1.8 – Transmission Parameters and Assignment of the RS-232 (V.24) InterfaceGroundingGroundi

In this chapter  Basic Settings  Frame Switching2By default upon delivery, the Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) Snooping func-tion is activ

14 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES  e Web server, SNMP agent, RS-232 (V.24) interface and IGMP snooping are active.  e Rapid Spa

CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 15switch.Assigning IP Addressese IP address is a 32-bit address, which consists of a network part

16 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESIP addresses can be represented in decimal or hexadecimal form. In decimal notation, bytes are sep

CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 17  Value 255 in the Byte – Value 255 is dened as a broadcast address. e telegram is sent to al

18 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESFigure 2.3 – Class B Subnet MaskUsing this subnet mask, the TCP/IP protocol soware dierentiates

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CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 19Figure 2.5 – Loading the configuration datae gure below shows how to assign IP Parameters (see

20 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESFrame Switchinge managed switch operates in store-and-forward mode. When receiving a data packet,

CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 21Figure 2.7 – Learning AddressesPrioritizatione switch supports two priority queues for adjustin

22 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESe switch controller in the managed switch forwards received packets to one of the receive queues

In this chapter  Assigning an IP Address3e Assign IP program is a BootP server, which allows IP conguration of the Click 340/341/342 Ethernet switc

24 CHAPTER 3  ASSIGN IPFigure 3.1 – IP Assignment WizardNoteThe IP address discovered by the program will be the first valid IP address found. If m

CHAPTER 3  ASSIGN IP 25NoteIf no device appears on the list, reboot the device and try again.3 Select the desired device and click Next.4 Inpu

26 CHAPTER 3  ASSIGN IPis nal page in the IP Assignment tool displays the status of the operation and allows you to either end the program or go

In this chapter  Requirements for Using WBM  Functions/Information in WBM  Executing the Firmware/Software Update  Simple Network Management Proto

28 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)“http://172.16.29.112”).For full operation of the Web pages, the browser must support JavaScript 1.2 and c

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CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 29General Instructionse Information Web page contains a brief description of WBM and a navigation tree (site ma

30 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)Figure 4.3 – Local Diagnostics Web PageSerial Port Menu e Serial Port menu lists the transmission paramet

CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 31SNMP Configuration Menue SNMP Conguration menu is used to display or modify user-specic device data, e.g., l

32 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)5 en enter the complete le name of the rmware le in Downloadable File Name, but no path entries (no d

CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 33Figure 4.10 – Change Password Web PageNoteThe password must be between four and twelve characters long and is

34 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)save the active conguration or load a new conguration, and to modify them (by entering a valid password)

CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 35e Load the last stored conguration option can be used to reload the last conguration saved on the device or

36 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)Figure 4.15 – Port Table Web PagePort Configuration Table Menu e Port Conguration Table menu provides an

CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 37Figure 4.17 – Port Configuration Web PagePort Statistics Menu e Port Statistics menu provides detailed statist

38 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)transmitted via the selected ports. To do this, a measuring instrument (PC) is connected to the destinatio

ContentsChapter 1 Click 340/341/342 Managed Switches 5Properties 5 • Installing the Click 340/341/342 9 • Wiring the Managed Switch 10Chapter 2 Sta

CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 39Figure 4.21 – Alarm Contact Web PageNoteClick on the Switch Station/ Ports / Port Table link (on Alarm Contact

40 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)SNMP is a manufacturer-independent standard for Ethernet manageme

CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 41changed by the user.NoteSNMP, the Web interface, Telnet and the serial terminal all use the same password, whi

42 CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT (WBM)Figure 4.23 – Diagram of SNMPe gure below shows a tree structure of the MIB (see Figure 4.24).

CHAPTER 4  WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT 43Figure 4.24 – Tree Structure of the MIBNoteNot all devices support all object classes. If an unsupported objec

In this chapter  User Interface Functions  Starting with Faulty Software5A local communication connection can be established to an external manageme

46 CHAPTER 5  RS-232 (V.24) INTERFACEFigure 5.1 – Configuring the HyperTerminalConnect the PC and the switch using a suitable RS-232 (V.24) cable (

CHAPTER 5  RS-232 (V.24) INTERFACE 47NoteAll settings are transferred using Apply, but are not saved permanently. Use the Save function to save

48 CHAPTER 5  RS-232 (V.24) INTERFACENoteIn order to set the IP parameters, the Static option must be selected for IP Parameter Assignment.is use

CHAPTER 5  RS-232 (V.24) INTERFACE 49Starting With Faulty SoftwareIf the soware installed on the managed switch (rmware) is faulty, you can re

50 CHAPTER 5  RS-232 (V.24) INTERFACEFigure 5.7 – Xmodem Readye switch is now ready for the new rmware. In HyperTerminal, select Send File from

CHAPTER 5  RS-232 (V.24) INTERFACE 51Figure 5.9 – File Transmission with XmodemNoteFile transmission may take a few minutes. Do not perform any

In this chapter  RSTP Startup  Enabling RSTP with Web-based Management  Enabling RSTP with Serial Interface  Notes on Rapid Spanning Tree6e Rapid

54 CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREEExampleIn the following network topology (six) redundant paths have been created to ensure access to all network

CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREE 55NoteWhile learning the network topology, the switch temporarily does not participate in network communication.E

56 CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREEof the next switch).No additional switches/bridges are connected to edge ports. Termination devices are con-necte

CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREE 57the Forwarding state immediately aer restart; the Oper Edge Port indicates the current RSTP state of the relev

58 CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREEe switch with the lowest numerical switch ID becomes the root. It is recommended that the root port and alternat

In this chapter  Priorities  Physical Features  Installing the Click 340/341/342  Wiring the Managed Switch1e Click 340/341/342 are managed Ether

CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREE 59  Designated Cost – Indicates the path costs of this segment to the root switch.As with STP, a device is also

60 CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREEA data path can also be a connection of a Spanning Tree switch to:  A termination device.  A network segment in

CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREE 61gray). is is sucient to operate the network.Figure 6.8 – Redundant Coupling of Network SegmentsFigure 6.9 – F

62 CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREEFigure 6.10 – Specifying the Root Switch Prioritye root port and designated port are always the ports with the l

CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREE 63switch (i.e., the new root switch) will be valid for the entire network segment. Please re-member this during c

64 CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREEFigure 6.12 – Example 2 for the Relevant PathReconfiguration Timese reconguration time for a Spanning Tree depen

CHAPTER 6  RAPID SPANNING TREE 65Configuration Notes for Rapid Spanning TreeIn contrast to the Spanning Tree method, the Rapid Spanning Tree meth

Multicast Filtering 7 In this chapter  Dynamic Multicast Groups7Multicast applications, other than Unicast applications using point-to-point communic

68 CHAPTER 7  MULTICAST FILTERINGAt regular intervals, the router transmits IGMP queries. is causes the devices with multi-cast-receiver applicat

6 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESFigure 1.1 – Click 340/341/342 Managed SwitchFeatures and elds for application of the managed swit

CHAPTER 7  MULTICAST FILTERING 69General Multicast Configuration Websitee General Multicast Conguration website provides global settings for mu

In this chapter  Technical Data8Technical DataGeneral DataFunction Managed Ethernet/Fast Ethernet Switch; conforms to standard IEEE 802.3Switch princ

72 APPENDIX  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESConnection to protective earth ground Snapped onto a grounded DIN railWeight 140 g, typicalTable A.

APPENDIX  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 73Maximum overrange multi-mode -14 dBmMinimum transmission length, including 3 dB system reserve, whe

74 APPENDIX  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESTest intensity 3, criterion BTest intensity 2, criterion BNoise immunity according to EN61000-4-3 (

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CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHES 7Supply voltage connectionAlarm contact/func-tional earth ground (optional) connectionMini-DIN v2.

8 CHAPTER 1  CLICK 340/341/342 MANAGED SWITCHESFigure 1.3 – Housing Dimensions of the Managed Switch in Millimeters (Inches)Status and Diagnostic