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GE Multinet 4 Instruction Manual

GE Multinet 4 Instruction Manual (318 pages)

Multi-Port Serial Server & Managed Switch

Brand: GE | Category: Switch | Size: 6.72 MB

Table of Contents

Instruction Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Configuration
9
Connectivity
9
Multinet4 Multi-Port Serial Server & Managed Switch – Instruction Manual
9
Indicators
10
Power and Ground
10
Mounting Options
11
Specifications
12
- Physical
  12
- Environmental
  12
- Type Tests
  12
- Power Requirements
  14
- Ports and External Connectors
  15
- Indicators
  15
Pinouts
17
- Rj45
  17
- Fiber Optic
  17
- DB9 (Female) - Console Port
  18
- Phoenix Connector - Alarm Port
  18
- Phoenix Connectors - Serial Ports
  19
Features and Benefits
20
- Multinet4 Multi-Port Serial Server & Managed Switch
  20
- Features Summary
  21
Installation
25
- Tools
  25
- Site Suitability
  25
- Wiring and Grounding Guidelines
  26
- Fiber Optic Safety
  26
- Fiber Optic Handling
  27
- External Connections
  27
Unpacking
28
Installation of the Multinet4 Unit
29
Maintenance
40
- Removing the Multinet4
  40
- Cleaning Fiber Optic Devices
  41
  - Cleaning Connectors
    41
  - Cleaning Optical Ports
    42
Software Management
43
- Configuring a New Ip Address
  43
- IP Addres
  43
The Enervista Multinet4 Setup Software Overview
46
The Advanced Setting - Administrator Interface Overview
47
3: Enervista Multinet4 Setup Software
57
- Setup Software Installation
  57
Pc Requirements
57
Installation
58
Configuring Ethernet Communication
59
Using the Quick Connect Feature
62
Connecting to the Multinet4
63
Port Setting
64
Advanced Setting
66
Firmware Upgrade
67
Off-Line Feature
68
- Reading Device Settings
  68
- Writing Settings to a Device
  69
Configure a New Ip Address through Console Port
70
Virtual Front Panel
71
- Administration Administration Tasks
  72
- System
  72
- System Information
  72
- System Status
  73
- Time
  74
  - Time: Time and Date
    74
  - Time: Zone and DST
    75
  - Time: Persistence
    76
- Sntp
  77
  - SNTP: Global Settings
    77
  - SNTP: Servers
    78
- Snmp
  79
  - SNMP: Global Settings
    79
  - SNMP: Management Stations
    81
  - SNMP: Trap Stations
    82
  - SNMP: Users
    83
  - SNMP: Statistics
    85
- Authentication
  89
  - Authentication: Policies
    89
  - Authentication: Accounts
    92
  - Authentication: Files
    94
- Sessions
  95
  - Sessions: Policies
    95
  - Sessions: Active Logins
    95
- Change Password
  96
- Software Upgrade
  97
- Configuration
  101
  - Configuration: Files
    101
  - Configuration: Defaults
    102
- System Reboot
  104
Events Tasks
105
- Logs
  105
  - Event Description
    107
  - Logs: Global Settings
    110
  - Logs: Files
    111
- Syslog
  112
  - Syslog: Global Settings
    113
  - Syslog: Collectors
    113
Ethernet Tasks
115
- Ports
  115
  - Ports: Settings
    115
  - Ports: Status
    118
  - Ports: Summary Statistics
    119
  - Ports: Extended Statistics
    120
  - Ports: Mirroring
    124
  - Ports: Rate Limits
    125
- Bridge
  126
  - Bridge: Global Settings
    127
  - Bridge: Static Macs
    127
  - Bridge: Station Cache
    129
- Rstp
  130
  - RSTP: Bridge Settings
    130
  - RSTP: Port Settings
    132
  - RSTP: Bridge Status
    133
  - RSTP: Port Status
    134
- Vlan
  135
  - VLAN: Global Settings
    135
  - VLAN: Vids
    136
  - VLAN: Port Settings
    137
Serial Tasks
140
- Ports
  140
  - Ports: Profiles
    140
  - Ports: Settings
    144
  - Ports: Statistics
    145
- Terminal Server
  146
- Modbus
  152
  - Global Settings
    152
  - Fixed Mappings
    153
  - Modbus: Local Masters
    154
  - Modbus: Local Slaves
    155
  - Modbus: Remote Slaves
    156
  - Modbus: Connections
    158
Ip Tasks
159
- Settings
  159
- Arp Table
  159
Qos Tasks
161
- Diffserv
  161
- Ethernet Port
  163
- IP Flows
  164
Security Tasks
166
- Certificates
  166
  - Certificates: Local
    166
  - Certificates: Trusted
    167
- Ethernet Port
  168
- Serial/Ssl
  169
- Web Server
  171
- Cli
  172
- Radius
  173
  - RADIUS: Global Settings
    173
  - RADIUS: Servers
    174
Wizards
176
- The Certificate Creation Wizard
  176
Cli Access
177
Cli Functionality
180
- Global Commands
  180
- Basic and Specific Commands
  181
  - The Bridge Command
    182
  - The Config Command
    183
  - The Ethernet Command
    184
  - The Ip Command
    185
  - The Log Command
    186
  - The Monitor Command
    187
  - Protocol Monitor Output Example
    190
  - The Ping Command
    191
  - The Rstp Command
    191
  - The Session Command
    193
  - The Ssh Command
    194
  - The Sw Command
    195
  - The System Command
    199
  - The Terminal Command
    199
  - The Vlan Command
    200
  - The Web Command
    201
- Qos Model
  203
- Qo Model
  203
- Priority Queues
  204
- Diffserv Marking
  204
  - Diffserv Processing
    205
  - Diffserv-To-802.1P Mapping
    205
  - P-To-Priority Queue Mapping
    205
Protocol Monitor
180
Snmp
206
- Supported Versions and Features
  206
Rstp
207
- Rstp Setup
  207
  - Bpdus
    208
  - Bridge Roles
    208
  - Port Roles
    208
  - Edge Ports and Point-To-Point Links
    209
  - Port States
    209
- Rstp Normal Operation
  210
- Design Considerations
  210
  - Configuring Bridge Settings
    210
  - Configuring Port Settings
    211
Vlan
212
- Adding Vlans
  212
  - VLAN Ids
    212
- Configuring Ports for Vlan Membership
  212
  - Port VLAN Ids
    212
  - Tagging
    212
  - Filtering
    213
  - Frame Classification and Forwarding
    213
- Vlans and Serial Ports
  214
Security
215
- Ethernet Port Security
  215
  - Address Locking
    215
  - Link Locking
    215
- Serial Port Security
  215
- Keys and Certificates
  216
  - RSA Public Key Cryptography
    217
  - Digital Signatures
    217
  - Certificates
    217
  - Certificate Authority
    217
  - Multinet4 Certificate Files
    217
  - Multinet4 Key Files
    218
  - Key Exchange
    220
  - Peer Authentication
    220
  - Certificate and Key File Generation
    220
  - Certificate and Key File Installation
    223
- Radius Support
  223
- Multinet4 Cipher Support
  223
Ssh
225
Modbus
226
- Network Topologies
  226
- Serial Protocol Variants
  226
- Network Protocol
  227
- Exception Handling
  227
- Tcp Connection Handling
  228
User Account Management
229
- User Groups
  229
Application Notes
231
- Serial Protocol Standards
  231
What Is a Terminal Server?
231
- Networking Standards
  232
Bridging the Gap between Serial and Network Communication
233
Terminal Server Operation
234
- Passive Mode Channels
  234
- Active Mode Channels
  234
- Mixed Mode
  235
- Session Type
  235
Application #1: Device Console Access
236
Application #2: Serial-Over-Tcp/Ip Tunnel
238
Application #3: Multipoint Scada
240
Using Multinet4 Secure Serial Ports
242
Application #4: Serial-Over-Secure-Tcp Tunnel
243
Troubleshooting Terminal Server Ssl Connections
245
Managed Switch
247
Well Known Tcp/Udp Network Ports
247
- Port Description
  248
- Appendix A: Port and Well Known Tcp/Udp Network Ports
  251
- Icmp Types
  251
Gnu Lesser General Public License
253
- Preamble
  253
- Appendix B: Third Partygnu Lesser General Public License
  256
Terms and Conditions for Copying, Distribution and Modification
256
- No Warranty
  260
- End of Terms and Conditions
  261
  - How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries
    261

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