KYLAND Technology SICOM Series Configuration Manual

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SICOM Series Industrial Ethernet Switch
Command Line Configuration Manual
Copyright © 2009 KYLAND Technology CO., LTD.
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Version: V1, May. 2009
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  • Page 1 SICOM Series Industrial Ethernet Switch Command Line Configuration Manual Copyright © 2009 KYLAND Technology CO., LTD. All rights reserved. No part of this documentation may be excerpted, reproduced, translated, annotated or duplicated, in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of KYLAND Corporation.
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual CONTENTS Chapter 1 CLI Command Introduction ....................6 1.1 Login the Switch ........................6 1.1.1 Command Line ......................6 1.1.2 Command Grammar ....................6 1.1.3 Grammar Help ......................7 1.1.4 Complete Command by Grammar Help ..............7 1.1.5 Symbol in Command ....................
  • Page 3 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 3.5 Showing overall port speed limitation configuration ............19 Chapter 4 VLAN Function Configuration ..................20 4.1 VLAN function introduction ....................20 4.2 VLAN function configuration ..................... 21 4.2.1 VLAN port configuration ..................21 4.2.2 Adding VLAN port ....................21 4.2.3 Delete port from VLAN ...................
  • Page 4 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 8.3.2 Create/Delete the ring ports .................. 34 8.3.3 DT-Ring protocol Enable/Disable ................35 8.3.4 Display the status of the DT-Ring domain .............. 35 Chapter 9 DT-VLAN protocol configuration ..................36 9.1 Introduction of DT-VLAN protocol..................36 9.2 DT-VLAN configuration ......................
  • Page 5 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 14.2.3 DT-Ring ring open alarm enable/disable .............. 55 14.3 Display alarm status information ..................55...
  • Page 6: Chapter 1 Cli Command Introduction

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Chapter 1 CLI Command Introduction This chapter mainly introduces how to configure SICOM series Industrial Ethernet Switch by CLI command and the instructions of command set. 1.1 Login the Switch 1.1.1 Command Line User can log in command line via serial port or Telnet.
  • Page 7: Grammar Help

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 1.1.3 Grammar Help The grammar help is integrated in command line interface. If not sure about the grammar, please type the first part of command you know, followed with “?” or type the key “Space”...
  • Page 8: Symbol In Command

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 1.1.5 Symbol in Command In the management software, only one symbol “< >” is supported. It means a parameter is required in this part of the command. For example: dt-ring new <1-32> domain <1-32> master 1.1.6 Types of Command Parameters...
  • Page 9: History Command

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual KYLAND(config)#vlan 2 KYLAND(config-vlan2)#description market KYLAND(config-vlan2)#add port 1 untag priority 0 This command line can be abbreviated to: KYLAND> KYLAND>ena KYLAND#con ter KYLAND(config)# KYLAND(config)#vlan 2 KYLAND(config-vlan2)#desc market KYLAND(config-vlan2)#add port 1 un pr 0 Above two kinds of commands have same functions.
  • Page 10: Password Configuration

    With correct password, enter the Configuration Mode Disable Configuration Mode, using the following command:  KYLAND#disable 1.2.2 Password Configuration SICOM series industrial Ethernet switch support the password checking function for command line and Telnet Password configuration  KYLAND(config)# enable password <1-20>...
  • Page 11: Save Configuration And Restore Default Configuration

    Using WEB to manage switch  1.4 Console Management Using Console RJ45 serial port at the front panel of switch to connect with switch’s built-in CLI interface. For SICOM series switch, the configuration of Console port is as below: Baud Rate 9600 Parity...
  • Page 12: Chapter 2 Port Configuration

    Flow control: SICOM series Industrial Ethernet Switch supports 802.3-based port flow control. At full duplex mode, if the port receives data beyond its limit, the port would transmit flow control frames so as to prevent the packet loss caused by the rate limit. At the half duplex mode, if the port receives data beyond its limit, the port would generate the back pressure half duplex collision detection frames to reduce the transmitting data from the sending end.
  • Page 13: Configure Port Functions

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 2.2 Configure Port Functions 2.2.1 Enter port configuration menu Enter port configuration, using the below command:  KYLAND(config)# int eth <1,24> Take port 1 as example in the following examples. 2.2.2 Enable/disable port Enable port ...
  • Page 14: Port Duplex Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 2.2.5 Port duplex configuration Full duplex configuration:  KYLAND(config-if-eth1)# duplex Half duplex configuration:  KYLAND(config-if-eth1)# no duplex 2.2.6 Port flow control configuration Enable the flow control  KYLAND(config-if-eth1)# flow-control Disable the flow control:  KYLAND(config-if-eth1)# no flow-control 2.3 Port mirroring configuration...
  • Page 15: Acl Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual KYLAND(config-if-eth1)# mirror delete ingress port 2 2.4 ACL configuration Setting “accept” mode for port ACL  KYLAND(config-if-eth1)# acl mode accept Setting “reject” mode for port ACL  KYLAND(config-if-eth1)# acl mode reject Setting none for port ACL ...
  • Page 16: Port Configuration Query

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 2.5.4 Port configuration query KYLAND# show int eth <1, 24> The parameter <1, 24>: Port ID.
  • Page 17: Chapter 3 Port Speed Limitation

    Chapter 3 Port speed limitation 3.1 Overview of port speed limitation function SICOM series Industrial Ethernet Switch supports port transmitting rate limitation, services limitation and broadcast limitation, which all belong to the traffic limitation function. Support max 26 ports’ speed limitation at the same time.
  • Page 18: Setting Port Rate Mask (Types Of Message)

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 3.2 Setting port rate mask (types of message) Ingress direction Configure the types of message speed limitation  SWITCH(config)#port-rate ingress [service|broadcast] [add|delete] <0,4> The parameter <0, 4> 0: unicast, 1: multicast, 2: broadcast, 3: reserved multicast, 4:...
  • Page 19: Showing A Port's Speed Limitation

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 3.4 Showing a port’s speed limitation SWITCH(config-if-eth x)#show port-rate The parameter x means the ID of speed limitation port 3.5 Showing overall port speed limitation configuration SWITCH#show port-rate...
  • Page 20: Chapter 4 Vlan Function Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Chapter 4 VLAN Function Configuration 4.1 VLAN function introduction VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) is a broadcast domain formed by a group of terminal workstations. The hosts ( ports of Industrial Ethernet switch) in the same VLAN are able to communicate with each other and create a logical working group without considering the specific wiring.
  • Page 21: Vlan Function Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 4.2 VLAN function configuration 4.2.1 VLAN port configuration VLAN port has two transmitting modes: drop and forward Setting drop mode for VLAN port  KYLAND(config)#vlan vlanmode drop Setting forward mode for VLAN port  KYLAND(config)#vlan vlanmode forward Configure VLAN port by command line ...
  • Page 22: Back To The Upper List

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 4.2.5 Back to the upper list KYLAND(config-vlan2)#exit 4.2.6 Back to the main menu KYLAND(config-vlan2)#end 4.3 PVLAN function configuration 4.3.1 Adding PVLAN #SWITCH(config)#pvlan add <0,4093> Note: adding the specified VLAN to PVLAN 4.3.2 Delete PVLAN #SWITCH(config)#pvlan delete <0,4093>...
  • Page 23 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Requirements: Port domain 100 can communicate with port domain 200  Port domain 100 can communicate with port domain 300  Port domain 200 cannot communicate with port domain 300  In order to get the functions described above, firstly configure port VLAN domain 100 1.
  • Page 24 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 3. VLAN configuration for port domain 300 Create VLAN 300  #kyland(config)#vlan 300 Adding Untag port  #kyland(config-vlan-300)#add port 5 untag priority 1 #kyland(config-vlan-300)#add port 6 untag priority 1 Adding Tag port  #kyland(config-vlan-300)#add port 1 tag...
  • Page 25: Chapter 5 Trunk Function Configuration

    Port Trunking is to treat a number of physical ports as a logical transmitting port to share service flow and have the link backup function. SICOM series industrial Ethernet Switch support two Trunk groups and each of them support 4 ports’ trunking.
  • Page 26: Back To Main Menu

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 5.2.4 Back to main menu KYLAND(config-trunk1)#end 5.2.5 Back to upper menu KYLAND(config-trunk1)#exit...
  • Page 27: Chapter 6 Qos Configuration

    WRR schedules data packets according to users’ setting proportion. SICOM series switch support TOS/DSCP modes’ selection. SICOM series switch support setting weight ratio. The default vale is 8:4:2:1 (highest, high, low, and lowest) SICOM series switch support 3 kinds of scheduling strategies: based on port (highest priority), based on TOS/DIFF and based on 802.p priority.
  • Page 28: Qos Scheduling Mode Configuration

     KYLAND(config)# qos schedule-mode wrr 6.2.3 Scheduling strategies configuration SICOM series switch support 3 scheduling strategies: port-based priority, 802.1p-based priority and IP TOS/DIFF-based priority. All scheduling strategies are based on entering port data. Port-based priority only map two queues, highest and lowest ...
  • Page 29: Priority Weight Ratio Configuration

    The weight ratio of high priority is not less than that of low priority. 6.2.5 VLAN priority mapping configuration SICOM series switch support 802.1p-based priority scheduling strategy. 802.1p priority is a priority scheduling strategy that distinguish message priority by VLAN TAG priority in 802.1Q messages.
  • Page 30: Tos Priority Mapping Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Queue 2 (high priority) Queue 1 (low priority) Queue 0(lowest priority) VLAN priority mapping configuration  KYLAND(config)# qos vlan priority <0-7> map queue <0-3> 6.2.6 TOS priority mapping configuration The mapping relation is showed in the following table at default state:...
  • Page 31: Chapter 7 Igmp Snooping Configuration

    IGMP snooping runs between host and multicast routers to manage the member relationships. SICOM series switch support message auto-query function, so that the switch can be applied in the network without Layer 3 switch or router. SICOM series switch support the selection of IGMP qurey device and auto-query restraint function.
  • Page 32: Enable/Disable Igmp Snooping

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual specify switch(es) as query device(s). The selected query switch(es) periodcally send IGMP query message to maintain the IGMP multicast routing table. For the reliablity of multicast service, it is recommended to enable auto –query function for all switches.
  • Page 33: Chapter 8 Dt-Ring Protocol Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Chapter DT-Ring Protocol configuration 8.1 Brief introduction of DT-Ring protocol family Industrial field communication requires reliable communication and fast recovery from failure. In some areas, the data diversion, isolation and load balance are also required. The STP/RSTP/MSTP protocols cannot meet requirements above very well.
  • Page 34: Dt-Ring Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Each switch in a same ring should have same domain ID. The domain name should also  be the same for easy maintenance. Only one master exists in one ring. Others should be all set as slaves.
  • Page 35: Dt-Ring Protocol Enable/Disable

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Delete a ring port  KYLAND(config)#dt-ring <1-32> KYLAND(config-dt-ring-1)#ringport delete <1-10> The parameter <1-32> : Domain ID The parameter<1-10> : Port ID Note: Only two ring ports are allowed, no more no less. Or the ring cannot work normally.
  • Page 36: Chapter 9 Dt-Vlan Protocol Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Chapter DT-VLAN protocol configuration 9.1 Introduction of DT-VLAN protocol DT-VLAN is an extension protocol of DT-Ring. DT-Ring offers redundant protection based on ports, and only one redundant ring can be allowed in one redundant link circuit. DT-VLAN protocol is based on VLANs in one link circuit that several redundant rings can be supported according to the settings of the VLAN.
  • Page 37: Dt-Vlan Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual ports. About the quantity of switches being connected in one ring, please refer to the introduction above. 9.2 DT-VLAN configuration 9.2.1 Change the setting of DT-Ring To create a VLAN ring, the redundant ring mode should be set as VLAN. Since RSTP and DT-Ring are both based on ports, they cannot be set to support a VLAN ring.
  • Page 38: Create/Delete Vlan

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual KYLAND(config)#dt-ring <1-32> KYLAND(config-dt-ring-1)#ringport delete <1-10> The parameter <1-32> : Domain ID The parameter<1-10> : Port ID Note: Only two ring ports are allowed, no more no less. Or the ring cannot work normally. 9.2.4 Create/Delete VLAN Create effective VLAN in DT-Ring, one VLAN can only be created in one DT-Ring once.
  • Page 39: Chapter 10 Dt-Ring+ Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Chapter 10 DT-Ring+ configuration 10.1 Introduction of DT-Ring+ DT-Ring+ is KYLAND’s private communication protocol developed from DT-Ring and realizes the backup between two rings. Figure 10-1 displays the topology. Backup port Ring 1 Ring 2...
  • Page 40: Create/Delete Backup Ports

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Note: To set DT-Ring+, a DT-Ring domain should be created firstly. 10.2.2 Create/Delete backup ports In DT-Ring+, we need to set two backup ports to compose the backup redundant rings. Create a backup port ...
  • Page 41: Chapter 11 Rstp Configuration

    RSTP can reduce the time delay from block to forward and recover the network rapidly without causing temporary ring. SICOM series can fully support RSTP and STP. And it can also be connected with other devices which support STP.
  • Page 42 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual The parameter <0x00-0xFFFF>: the value of bridge priority. It’s range is 0x00 to 0xFFFF, the pace is 0x1000, default value is 0x8000. The device’s bridge priority and MAC address compose the bridge ID. RSTP determines current root bridge and root port by bridge ID.
  • Page 43: Rstp Port Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Note: The value of Forward Delay, Max Age, and Hello Time should correspond with following rules : 2 * (Bridge_Forward_Delay – 1.0 seconds) >= Bridge_Max_Age Bridge_Max_Age >= 2 * (Bridge_Hello_Time + 1.0 seconds) 11,2,2 RSTP port configuration Enable RSTP port ...
  • Page 44 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual KYLAND#show rstp --------------------SPANNING TREE information in the bridge ----------- Root ID Mac Address : 08:00:3e:32:53:22 Root ID Priority : 0x8000 Designated Root Path Cost Root Port : none Root Max Age Hello Time 2 Forward Delay 15...
  • Page 45: Chapter 12 Snmp Configuration

    SICOM series supports standard MIB: RFC1213, RFC1757, RFC1493. SICOM series private MIBs include: KYLAND-DEV.MIB, KYLAND-PORT.MIB, KYLAND-CARD.MIB, LLDP.MIB, KYLAND-ALARM.MIB. SICOM series can support standard trap according to RFC1215, private trap with richer information, and its port status and ring status can be searched actively. 12.2 SNMP configuration 12.2.1 Enable/Disable SNMP...
  • Page 46: Read/Write Community Name

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 12.2.2 Read/Write community name Through this function of reading or writing community name, the access control of the device is realized and the communication security is enhanced because the device will only accept the message with a qualified community name.
  • Page 47: Setting The Number Of Ems Management Stations

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 12.2.5 Setting the number of EMS management stations The number of EMS management station is the number of devices allowed to be connected. Controlling this number will help controlling the communication load and enhance the security.
  • Page 48: Chapter 13 Rmon Configuration

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Chapter 13 RMON configuration 13.1 Introduction of RMON RMON (Remote Network Monitoring) is the most important enhancement toward SNMP. It defines standard network monitoring functions and communication interfaces between management console and remote monitor. RMON offers an effective way to monitor the network performance with reducing other agents and management stations’...
  • Page 49 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual The parameter <1-65535>: the statistics group ID. Create history group  KYLAND(config)#rmon his add <1-65535> <1-10> <1-65535> <1-3600> <1,32> The first parameter <1-65535>: the history group ID. It’s the identification of history group. The second parameter <1-10>: Port number The third parameter <1-65535>: the number of stored sampling, the default value is 50.
  • Page 50: Display Rmon Status

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual The fourth parameter <1,127>: the group name of management station receiving event trap. The fifth parameter <1, 32>: the creator’s name. The event group supports the definition of the event. The event can be triggered by the conditions located in other places of MIB, and it can also trigger the action which is defined in other places of MIB.
  • Page 51 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Fragments: Jabbers: Collisions: Utilization: ethHisIndex: 1 ethHisSampleIndex: 2 HisIntervalStart: 0days 2h:5m:16s.90th DropEvnt: Octets: 1960 Pkts: BroadCastPkts: 16 MulticastPkts: 2 CRCAlignErr: UndersizePkts: 0 OversizePkts: Fragments: Jabbers: Collisions: Utilization: ethHisIndex: 1 ethHisSampleIndex: 3 HisIntervalStart: 0days 2h:5m:21s.90th DropEvnt:...
  • Page 52 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Collisions: Utilization: ethHisIndex: 2 ethHisSampleIndex: 2 HisIntervalStart: 0days 2h:5m:16s.90th DropEvnt: Octets: Pkts: BroadCastPkts: 0 MulticastPkts: 0 CRCAlignErr: UndersizePkts: 0 OversizePkts: Fragments: Jabbers: Collisions: Utilization: ethHisIndex: 2 ethHisSampleIndex: 3 HisIntervalStart: 0days 2h:5m:21s.90th DropEvnt: Octets: Pkts: BroadCastPkts: 0...
  • Page 53 SICOM Series CLI Command Manual Status SNMP_VALID alarmIndex: 2 Interval: Variable: 1 .3 .6 .1 .2 .1 .16 .1 .1 .1 .14 .1 SampleType: ALARM_ABSOLUTE StartupAlarm: ALARM_RISING RisingThreshold: FallingThreshold: RisingEventIndex: FallingEventIndex: 1 Owner: kyland Status SNMP_VALID Display RMON event group setting information ...
  • Page 54: Chapter 14 Alarm Management Configuration

    Note: If IP conflict and MAC conflict happen together, it means these are own testing packets and it will not alarm. SICOM series switches support alarm trap. While alarm is enabled, and alarm occurs, it will send SNMP trap to the manager to report the alarm.
  • Page 55: Address Conflict Detect Enable/Disable

    SICOM Series CLI Command Manual 14.2.2 Address conflict detect enable/disable Setting address conflict detect enable/disable  SWITCH(config)#address-conflict-detect [enable/disable] 14.2.3 DT-Ring ring open alarm enable/disable DT-Ring ring open alarm can be enabled or disabled through CLI command. The disabled port will not send trap message to the manager.

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