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128 Configuring System Information
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TACACS+ servers can be defined on in-band ports using
TACACS+ Settings
page or on the out-
of-band port.
The TACACS+ protocol ensures network integrity through encrypted protocol exchanges between
the device and TACACS+ server.
The
OOB TACACS+ Settings
page contains both user-defined and the default TACACS+
settings for the Out-of-Band management port.
To open the
OOB TACACS+ Settings
page, click
System
→
Out-of-Band-Port
→
TACACS+
in the
tree view.
Figure 6-18. OOB TACACS+ Settings
The
OOB TACACS+ Settings
page contains the following fields:
Host IP Address
— Specifies the TACACS+ Server IP address.
Priority (0-65535)
— Specifies the order in which the TACACS+ servers are used. The default is 0.
Source IP Address
— The device source IP address used for the TACACS+ session between the
device and the TACACS+ server.
Key String (0-128 Characters)
— Defines the authentication and encryption key for TACACS+
communications between the device and the TACACS+ server. This key must match the
encryption used on the TACACS+ server.
Authentication Port (0-65535)
— The port number through which the TACACS+ session occurs.
The default is port 49.
Reply Timeout (1-30)
— The amount of time that passes before the connection between the
device and the TACACS+ server times out. The field range is 1-30 seconds.
- User’s Guide 1
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 2
- Contents 3
- 5 Configuring the Switch 4
- 8 Configuring Routing 9
- 9 Viewing Statistics 9
- 11 Getting Help 11
- 12 Contents 12
- Introduction 13
- PowerConnect 6024F 14
- CLI Documentation 14
- Features 14
- Hardware Watchdog Support 15
- Auto Negotiation 15
- Back Pressure Support 15
- Layer 2 Features 16
- VLAN Supported Features 17
- Private VLAN Edge 18
- Fast Link 18
- Multiple Spanning Tree 18
- Link Aggregation 19
- Routing Features 19
- Layer 3 Features 21
- Quality of Service Features 21
- Device Management Features 22
- Introduction 33 23
- Security Features 24
- RADIUS Client 25
- 36 Introduction 26
- Hardware Description 27
- Out-of-Band Management Port 28
- Console (RS-232) Port 28
- Hardware Components 29
- LED Definitions 30
- SFP Port LEDs 31
- System LEDs 32
- 44 Hardware Description 34
- SFP connector 36
- Serial Cable Connection 37
- AC Power Connection 39
- Using Dell OpenManage Switch 41
- Administrator 41
- Information Buttons 43
- Defining Fields 44
- Console Connection 45
- Telnet Connection 45
- Using the CLI 46
- Global Configuration Mode 47
- Interface Configuration Mode 48
- CLI Examples 48
- Configuring the Switch 49
- 60 Configuring the Switch 50
- Auto-Negotiation 51
- Baud Rate 52
- Booting the Switch 53
- Configuring the Switch 65 55
- Configuration Overview 56
- Initial Configuration 56
- Wizard Step 1 57
- Wizard Step 2 58
- Wizard Step 3 58
- Wizard Step 4 59
- Wizard Step 5 59
- Wizard Step 6 59
- Advanced Configuration 60
- Configuring the Switch 73 63
- Software Download and Reboot 64
- Sample Configuration Process 67
- Device Setup Requirements 68
- Initial Connection 68
- Configuring the Switch 81 71
- Device Default Settings 72
- Enabling Remote Management 72
- Configuring the Switch 85 75
- Enabling Telnet Access 77
- 90 Configuring the Switch 80
- Configuring the Switch 91 81
- Startup Menu Functions 82
- Download Software 83
- Erase FLASH File 83
- Erase FLASH Sectors 84
- Assigning IP Default Gateway 86
- Ping via Out-of-Band 86
- Copy Image/Boot 86
- Additional Information 87
- 98 Configuring the Switch 88
- Opening the System Page 89
- Figure 6-2. Asset 90
- Defining System Information 91
- Initiating a Telnet Session 91
- Defining System Time Settings 92
- Selecting a Clock Source 94
- Defining Local Clock Settings 94
- [minutes 95
- ] [zone 95
- Figure 6-4. System Health 96
- CLI Command Description 96
- Version Information 98
- Resetting the Device 99
- Configuring SNTP Settings 100
- Defining SNTP Servers 106
- Figure 6-11. SNTP Servers 107
- Adding an SNTP Server 108
- Modifying an SNTP Server 109
- Deleting the SNTP Server 109
- Defining SNTP Interfaces 110
- Adding an IP Interface 116
- Deleting IP Addresses 117
- Defining 120
- Servers Using CLI Commands 120
- Managing Logs 125
- Enabling Logs 126
- RAM Log Table 128
- Log File Table 129
- Remote Log Server 131
- Sending Logs to a Server 132
- Defining IP Addressing 133
- Defining IP Interfaces 134
- Adding DHCP Clients 137
- Modifying a DHCP IP Interface 138
- Deleting a DHCP IP Interface 138
- Adding a DNS Server 139
- Removing DNS Servers 140
- Defining Default Domains 141
- Mapping the Domain Host 143
- Enabling ARP Proxy 146
- Defining ARP Settings 147
- Adding an ARP Table Entry 148
- Modifying an ARP Table Entry 149
- Deleting an ARP Table Entry 149
- Enabling DHCP Relay 151
- Adding a DHCP Relay Entry 151
- Configuring UDP Relay 153
- Adding a UDP Relay Entry 154
- Running Cable Diagnostics 156
- Performing a Cable Test 157
- Managing Device Security 160
- Figure 6-41. Access Profiles 161
- Adding an Access Profile 162
- Activating an Access Profile 163
- Removing a Rule 163
- list-name 167
- Managing Passwords 172
- Reactivating a Suspended User 175
- Defining Line Passwords 176
- Defining Enable Password 178
- Configuring TACACS+ Settings 179
- Figure 6-50. TACACS+ Settings 180
- Parameters 181
- Adding a 181
- Deleting a 182
- Server from the 182
- Servers List 182
- Configuring RADIUS Settings 184
- Adding a RADIUS Server 185
- Defining RADIUS Parameters 185
- Defining SNMP Parameters 187
- Enabling SNMP Notifications 189
- Defining SNMP Views 191
- Displaying the View Table 192
- Removing SNMP Views 192
- Defining SNMP Access Control 194
- Defining SNMP Groups 195
- Displaying the Access Table 196
- Deleting a Group 196
- Assigning SNMP User Security 197
- Defining Communities 201
- Defining a New Community 203
- Deleting Communities 204
- Adding SNMP Filters 205
- Displaying the Filter Table 206
- Removing a Filter 206
- Managing Files 213
- Downloading Files 214
- Activating Image Files 215
- Uploading Files 216
- Copying Files 218
- Defining Advanced Settings 220
- Enabling Jumbo Packets 221
- Configuring Network Security 223
- Figure 7-3. Multiple Hosts 229
- Authenticating Users 231
- Configuring Port Security 232
- Figure 7-7. Port Security 233
- Defining a Locked Port 234
- Defining IP based ACLs 235
- Adding an IP based ACL 237
- Modifying an IP based ACE 238
- Reordering ACEs in an ACL 238
- Removing ACLs 238
- Defining MAC based ACLs 240
- Adding a MAC-Based ACL 241
- Modifying a MAC based ACE 241
- Displaying ACL-Specific ACEs 242
- Removing ACEs From an ACL 242
- Configuring ACL Binding 243
- Configuring Ports 246
- Defining Port Parameters 248
- Displaying the Port Table 249
- Defining LAG Configuration 252
- Defining LAG Parameters 253
- Enabling Storm Control 255
- Figure 7-16. Port Mirroring 258
- Configuring Address Tables 259
- Defining Static Addresses 260
- Adding a Static MAC Address 261
- Viewing Dynamic Addresses 262
- Defining the Aging Time 263
- Current Address Table 264
- Configuring GARP 265
- Defining GARP Timers 266
- Defining STP Global Settings 267
- Defining STP Port Settings 271
- Enabling STP on a Port 273
- Modifying STP Port Properties 273
- Displaying the STP Port Table 273
- Defining STP LAG Settings 275
- Enabling RSTP 279
- Figure 7-24. MSTP Settings 280
- Configuring VLANs 286
- VLAN Membership Table 287
- Adding New VLANs 288
- VLAN Port Membership Table 289
- Deleting a VLAN 289
- Defining VLAN Port Settings 290
- Assigning Port Settings 291
- Defining VLAN LAG Settings 293
- Assigning VLAG Settings 294
- Displaying the VLAN LAG Table 294
- Defining VLAN Protocol Groups 295
- Adding Protocol Ports 296
- Adding a New Protocol Port 297
- Configuring GVRP 298
- Enabling GVRP On the Device 299
- Aggregating Ports 302
- Defining LACP Parameters 303
- Defining LAG Membership 305
- Adding a Port to a LAG 306
- Multicast Forwarding Support 307
- IGMP Snooping 316
- Configuring Routing 321
- Configuring IP Static Routes 324
- Removing an IP Static Route 325
- Configuring VRRP 326
- Configuring Routing 337 327
- Modifying VRRP Routers 328
- Deleting a VRRP Entry 328
- Adding an MD5 Key 331
- Modifying an MD5 Key 331
- Deleting an MD5 Key 331
- Configuring Routing 343 333
- Adding an MD5 Key Chain 334
- Modifying an MD5 Key Chain 334
- Removing an MD5 Key Chain: 334
- Configuring RIP 336
- Configuring Routing 349 339
- Adding a RIP Interface 340
- Deleting a RIP Interface 340
- Configuring OSPF Parameters 342
- Configuring Routing 353 343
- Configuring OSPF Areas 344
- Configuring Routing 355 345
- Figure 8-11. OSPF Areas Page 345
- Defining a New OSPF Area 346
- Deleting an OSPF Area 346
- Configuring Routing 357 347
- Adding a Virtual Link 348
- Modifying Virtual Links 349
- Deleting an OSPF Virtual Link 349
- Configuring Routing 361 351
- Figure 8-14 351
- Interface Parameters 351
- Adding an OSPF Interface 352
- Modifying OSPF Parameters 353
- Removing an OSPF Interface 353
- Viewing the Link State Table 355
- Figure 8-18. Neighbors Table 358
- Adding an IGMP Interface 362
- Modifying an IGMP Interface 362
- Deleting an IGMP Interface 362
- Configuring DVMRP Interfaces 367
- Adding a New DVMRP Interface 368
- Modifying a DVMRP Interface 369
- Deleting a DVMRP Interface 369
- DVMRP Prune Table 370
- DVMRP Route Table 371
- DVMRP Next Hop Table 372
- DVMRP Neighbor Table 374
- Configuring Routing 385 375
- Configuring Routing 387 377
- Viewing Statistics 379
- Viewing Counter Summary 380
- Viewing Interface Statistics 381
- Receive Statistics 382
- Transmit Statistics 382
- Viewing Etherlike Statistics 385
- Viewing GVRP Statistics 387
- Resetting GVRP Statistics 388
- Viewing Statistics 399 389
- Viewing EAP Statistics 390
- Viewing RMON Statistics 392
- Viewing Statistics 403 393
- Viewing Statistics 405 395
- Viewing Statistics 407 397
- Defining Device RMON Events 399
- Adding a RMON Event 400
- Modifying a RMON Event 401
- Deleting RMON Event Entries 401
- Viewing the RMON Events Log 402
- Defining RMON Device Alarms 403
- Adding an Alarm Table Entry 404
- Displaying the Alarm Table 405
- Deleting an Alarm Table Entry 405
- Viewing Charts 406
- Displaying Port Statistics 407
- 418 Viewing Statistics 408
- Viewing LAG Statistics 409
- Displaying LAG Statistics 410
- Quality of Service Overview 411
- Access Control Lists 412
- Mapping to Queues 413
- QoS Modes 414
- Basic QoS Mode 415
- Advanced QoS Mode 415
- Defining QoS Settings 416
- Selecting a Service Mode 417
- Defining Bandwidth Settings 420
- Defining CoS to Queue Mapping 427
- Mapping DSCP to Queues 430
- 8 to queue-id 433
- Configuring Basic QoS Mode 435
- Defining Basic QoS Settings 436
- Setting the Trust Mode 437
- Configuring DSCP Rewriting 438
- Configuring Advanced QoS Mode 439
- Configuring DSCP Mapping 440
- Defining QoS Class Maps 442
- Adding a Class Map 443
- Editing a Class Map 444
- Deleting a Class Map 444
- Adding an Aggregate Policer 446
- Deleting an Aggregate Policer 446
- Defining Policies 447
- Figure 10-16 448
- Policy Page 448
- Adding a Class 450
- Deleting Policies: 450
- Getting Help 455
- AutoTech Service 456
- Technical Support Service 456
- Problems With Your Order 457
- Product Information 457
- Before You Call 458
- Contacting Dell 458
- 470 Getting Help 460
- 472 Getting Help 462
- 474 Getting Help 464
- 476 Getting Help 466
- 478 Getting Help 468
- 480 Getting Help 470
- 482 Getting Help 472
- 484 Getting Help 474
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