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SW1008WEB Managed Switch

Manual

Catalog

一、WEB Page review

1、WEB access characteristics ................................................................................ 2

2、System Requirements for Web Browsing ........................................................ 2

3、Login of WEB Browsing Session......................................................................... 3

4、Basic Composition of WEB Pages ...................................................................... 4

5、Navigation Tree Structure .................................................................................... 4

6、Introduction of Page Button ............................................................................... 5

7、Error message ......................................................................................................... 5

二、WEB Page review .......................................................................................................... 2

1、Login Dialog ............................................................................................................ 6

2、Main page ................................................................................................................ 6

3、System ....................................................................................................................... 7

4、To Configure .............................................................................................................. 9

5、Safty ......................................................................................................................... 15

6、Testing ..................................................................................................................... 17

7、Tool .......................................................................................................................... 17

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WEB page manual

This manual mainly describes the WEB pages of the switch. Users can manage the switch

through the WEB pages of the switch. This manual only gives a brief introduction to the

operation of each WEB page. This manual mainly includes the following contents:

1. WEB Page Overview

2. WEB Page Introduction

一、WEB Page review

1、WEB access characteristics

Switches provide Web access for users. Users can access the switch through Web

browser to manage and configure the switch. The main features of WEB visits are:

Easy access: Users can easily access switches from anywhere in the network.

Users can use familiar browsers such as Netscape Communicator and Microsoft

Internet Explorer to access the WEB pages of switches. The WEB pages are

presented graphically and tabularly to users.

Switches provide rich WEB pages through which users can configure and manage the

functions of switches.

WEB page functions are classified and integrated to facilitate users to find relevant

pages for configuration and management.

2、The system requirements for Web browsing are shown in Table 1.

Hardware and

Software

System Requirement

CPU Pentium 586 above

RAM 128MB above

Resolution 800x600 above

Color 256 colors above

Browser IE4.0 above or Netscape4.01 above

Operating

System

Microsoft® ,Windows95®,Windows98®,WindowsNT®,

Windows2000®,WindowsXP®,WindowsME®, Windows Vista®,

Windows7®, Windows8®,MAC, Linux, Unix operating system

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Note:

Microsoft®,Windows95®,Windows98®,WindowsNT®,Windows2000®,WindowsXP

®,Windows ME®, Windows Vista ®, Windows7®, Windows8® are registered trademarks of

Microsoft Corporation, all other product names, trademarks, registered trademarks and service

marks, Copyright is held by their respective owners.

3、3、WEB browsing session login

Users need to confirm before starting a Web browsing session:

The switch has been IP-configured. By default, the VLAN1 interface IP address of the

switch is 192.168.1.199.

Subnet mask is 255.255.255.0

A host installed with a Web browser has been connected to the network, and the host

can PING through the switch.

After completing the above two tasks, users enter the address of the switch in the

browser's address bar and press Enter to enter the switch Web login page, as shown in Figure

1. When users log on to the Web, their account passwords are admin.

If the system has enabled the setting of new users and passwords, entering the

default empty account password will not take effect and users will not access the Web

successfully.

Figure 1 The login page of the WEB browsing session

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4、WEB Basic Composition of Pages

As shown in Figure 2, WEB pages are mainly composed of three parts: Title pages, navigation

tree pages and home pages.

Figure 2 Basic Composition Page of Switch WEB Page

Title Page: The port status for real-time display is shown in the following figure

The green light indicates that the port is connected.

The gray light indicates that the port is not connected.

Main page Used to display pages selected by users from the navigation tree。

5、Navigation Tree Structure

Figure 3 shows the organizational structure of the navigation tree.

Navigation tree is located at the bottom left of each page. The node of WEB page is

displayed in the way of tree. Users can easily find the WEB page to be managed. According to

the different functions of web pages, they are divided into different groups, each group

includes one or more pages. In most navigation trees, the page name is the abbreviation of the

page title at the top of the corresponding page.。

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Figure 3 The organizational structure page of the switch navigation tree

6、Introduction of Page Button

In general some of the buttons on the page, the role of these buttons are generally the same,

are presented in Table 2 for the button function.

Table2：

Button Effect

Application Put the updated values in memory.

Add/Modify Create new or delete options。

Choose all Select all items or lists

Delete Delete all the information

7、Error messenger

If an error occurs in the WEB server of the switch when processing user requests, the

corresponding error information will be displayed in a dialog box. For example, Figure 4

shows an error message dialog box。

Figure 4 Error Information Page

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二、WEB page introduce

The WEB pages of switches are organized into groups, each group includes one or

more WEB pages. The following pages are introduced one by one

1、Login Dialog

Figure 5 The login page of the WEB browsing session

Figure 5 shows the login dialog box, which is displayed when the user first logs on to the

Web page. The user enters the user name and password in the corresponding field, and then

clicks the confirmation key to log in to the Web server of the switch. Passwords are

case-sensitive. Anonymous usernames can be set up to 16 characters, while passwords can

be set up to 8 characters.。

The default user and password for the first logon switch are admin by default

2、Main page

Figure 6 shows the WEB home page of the switch. This page will be displayed after the

user logs in to the page

Figure 6 Switch Home Page

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3、System

（1）、System messenge

Figure 7 is the basic information page of the system.

Equipment Model Display Switch Model

The MAC address shows the physical MAC address of the switch.

IP address IP address display switch management.

Subnet Mask Display Subnet Mask of IP Address Managed by Switch

Gateway Display Switch Manages IP Address Gateway

The firmware version shows the firmware version of the switch.

Firmware date shows switch firmware version date.

Hardware Version Displays Handover Hardware Version。

Figure 7 Basic System Information

（2）IP Setting

Figure 8 IP Setup Page, which sets the switch management IP。

DHCP settings are disabled and opened. Setting disabled requires manual setting of

management IP address, subnet mask, default gateway. Setting up the open system will

automatically get the handover management IP address (no special case is not

recommended to open)。

IP Address Sets the Address of Switch Management

Subnet Mask Settings for Switch Management Subnet Masks

Default Gateway Settings for Switch Gateway Address

Figure 8 IP Setup Page

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（3）User setting

Figure9 User Settings Page which sets user names and passwords forlogin Web Management。

The new username manages user settings for switches, up to 16 characters.

The new password sets the switch management user password, which can be set up to 8

characters.

Enter the password again to confirm the new password settings of the switch management

user

Click the Application button to set up successfully

Figure 9 user setting

（4）Port setting

Figure 10 Port Setup Page, through which the port number selected in the port can control the

switch port status (open or prohibit), speed (automatic, single or double-tap), traffic, and

display the status of each port through a list。

Figure 10 Port Setup Page

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4、To configure

（1）VLAN

1）VLAN Configuration

Figure 11: The VLAN setup page, which creates the VLAN and divides the port into its

own VLAN.

If a new VLAN is created and entered into the VID in the VLAN number bar, the numerical

range is 1-4094, and the VLAN name is to define a name for the VID. The name can not

exceed 16 characters at most (the VLAN name can also be empty). After clicking the

Add/Modify button, it is added successfully.

To divide the ports of VLAN, first input the VLAN number and VLAN name, then click on

the circle corresponding to the port number after no TAG tag or TAG tag bar. Finally, click the

Add/Modify button to set up successfully.

A port may not be a member of a VLAN, but may be a TAG tagged member of a VLAN or

no TAG member. The character meaning before the port of the page is as follows：

TAG The port is the TAG tag member of the VLAN (TAG can be in multiple VLANs)

NO TAG The port is a TAG-free member of the VLAN (no TAG belongs to only one VLAN）

Figure11 VLAN Configuration

2）VLAN Port setting

Figure 12. The VLAN port setup page, which sets the PVID of the port. On the page, the

corresponding port number is selected through the port, the corresponding VLAN is input by

the PVID, and then the allowable types are selected: all, tag-only, untag-only. Click the

Application button to set up successfully. And you can view all port settings through the list

information.

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Tag-only: Allows passage with TAG Tags

Untag-only: Allows no TAG tag to pass

All: TAG tags and no TAG tags are allowed to pass (default settings all）

Figure 12 VLAN port setting

3）Priority selection

Figure 13 Port Priority Page, which prioritizes the transmission speed of switch ports. The

higher the value, the higher the priority。

Figure 13 Port Priority Page

4）Queue weight

Figure 14 Queue Weight Page, which defines the weight value by selecting the

corresponding priority in the queue priority. (The minimum weight is 1 and the maximum

weight is 15）。

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Figure14 queue weight

（5）Loop detection

Figure 15 Loop Detection Page. This page is about setting up the protection function of the

ring network. Realizing the Redundancy Function of the Loop Network by Selecting "Loop

Detection"

Figure15 loop detection

（6）Port Mirror

Figure 16 Port Mirror Page, which sets the port image. Setting by choosing different

parameters of mirror settings, mirror ports and mirrored ports。

Mirror Indicator: RX listens for incoming packets. TX listens for sent packets. BOTH listens for

all data packets received and sent。

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Figure 16 port mirror

（7）Port isoltation

Figure 17 Port Isolation Page, which is the port isolation settings. By choosing the port

number and forwarding port, the control port is directly isolated from the port or communicates

with the port. If you need to select multiple ports at the same time, hold down Ctrl and click on

port number.

Port Isolation List: 1-8 indicates that the port is not isolated and can communicate with any

port. (If port 1 does not isolate the upstream port, other port isolation can be set with reference

to Fig. 17）。

Figure17 port isolation

（8）Bandwidth control

Figure 18 Bandwidth Control Page, which is used to configure the rate of port sending and

receiving. The bandwidth speed of the port is controlled by selecting the port, type, state and

rate.

Type: Receiving means receiving data packets, i.e. downlink bandwidth.

Sending means sending data packets, i.e. upstream bandwidth.

Rate (Kbit/s): Bandwidth is set in the range of 0-1000000 and is an integral multiple of 8.。

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Figur18 bandwidth control

（9））Jumbo frame

Figure 19 Giant Frame Page, which sets the Giant Frame Packet settings. The lowest

value is 1522, and the highest value is 16383。

Figure19 Jumo frame page

（10）MAC limited

Figure 20 MAC Restriction Page, which restricts the learning of MAC addresses. In the pages

of MAC learning bar selection discarded or red MAC set limit setting, click the Apply button

settings to take effect. Select the port number corresponding to the MAC restriction settings

port, state selection forbids or opens, enter the restriction bar to enter the value (range 0-4160),

click the application button to set the validity, and view the access restriction information

through the port list information.。

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Figure20 MAC limited page

（11）Green ethernet

Figure 21 Green Ethernet, which is used to disable or turn on functionality. Automatically

converting ports into low-power states without interrupting network connections to reduce

network energy consumption。

Figure 21 Green Ethernet

（12）EEE

Figure 22 EEE page, which is used to disable or turn on EEE functions. EEE means

efficient ethernet. Automatically converts the port into a low power state without interrupting

the network connection, thus reducing the network energy consumption。

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Figure22 EEE

5、Safety

（1）MAC address

1）MAC query

Figure 23 MAC Query Page, which searches for MAC address and VLAN number to find

the appropriate switch port to use。

Figure23 MAC query

2）Static state MAC

Figure 24: Static MAC settings page, which is used to bind or filter ports and MAC

addresses

On the page, the MAC address bar enters the MAC address, and the VLAN number

enters the VLAN and the port number of the binding. If it is released, it will not be ticked in the

source MAC blocking bar, if it is in the filter source MAC blocking bar。

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Figure24 static state MAC setting

（2）Storm control

Figure 25 Storm Control Page, which configures broadcast, multicast, unknown unicast

and unknown multicast control functions for ports. Select the required parameters in storm

type, port, state and rate. The control rate term is used to configure the control rate of the port,

ranging from 8 to 1000000 in kbits. At the same time, you can view the configuration of

broadcast storm control on all ports through this page。

Figure25 storm control

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6、Testing

（1）Port Statistics

Figure26 Port Statistics Page, through which you can view statistics of port sending and

receiving packages. Click Zero to recalculate all port packet data。

Figure26 port statistics

（2）Cable diagnosis

Figure27 Cable Diagnosis Page, with which you can select the port for click detection to

test the cable condition。

Figure27 cable disgnosis

7、Tool

（1）Firmware update

Figure 28 Firmware Update Page, click on the page to enter the download mode to

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automatically download the latest version of the software. Finally, restart the switch。

Figure28 firmware update

（2）User Configuration and Recovery

Figure29 User Configuration and Recovery Page, which is a backup switch configuration

or the last backup configuration file recovery configuration. Click the Backup button on the

page to automatically backup and download the configuration information exchanged. To

restore the configuration, first click the Select File button, find the configuration file saved on

the computer, and then click Restore. Successful reconfiguration after restarting the switch。

Figure29 User Configuration and Recovery

（3）Restore factory settings

Figure 30 Restores the factory settings page. After clicking on the factory settings page, the

system automatically restarts and the system automatically restores to the default factory

settings。

Figure 30 Restore factory settings

（4）Saved

Figure 31 Save the page, click the Save button to automatically save the new

configuration information。

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Figure31 saved page

（5）Reboot

Figure 32 Restart the page, click the Restart button on the page to restart the switch。

Figure32 reboot