Sign In
Upload
Manuals
Brands
HP Manuals
Network Router
5830 series
HP 5830 series Gigabit Ethernet Switch Manuals
Manuals and User Guides for HP 5830 series Gigabit Ethernet Switch. We have
3
HP 5830 series Gigabit Ethernet Switch manuals available for free PDF download: Configuration Manual, Installation Manual
HP 5830 series Configuration Manual (170 pages)
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 2.02 MB
Table of Contents
Configuration Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Using the CLI
8
FIPS Compliance
8
Command Conventions
8
Using the Undo Form of a Command
9
CLI Views
9
Entering System View from User View
10
Returning to the Upper-Level View from any View
10
Returning to User View from any Other View
10
Accessing the CLI Online Help
11
Entering a Command
12
Editing a Command Line
12
Entering a STRING Type Value for an Argument
12
Abbreviating Commands
12
Configuring and Using Command Keyword Aliases
13
Configuring and Using Hotkeys
13
Enabling Redisplaying Entered-But-Not-Submitted Commands
15
Understanding Command-Line Error Messages
15
Using the Command History Function
16
Viewing History Commands
16
Setting the Command History Buffer Size for User Interfaces
16
Controlling the CLI Output
17
Pausing between Screens of Output
17
Filtering the Output from a Display Command
17
Configuring User Privilege and Command Levels
20
Configuring a User Privilege Level
20
Switching the User Privilege Level
23
Changing the Level of a Command
26
Saving the Running Configuration
26
Displaying and Maintaining CLI
26
Login Overview
28
FIPS Compliance
28
Login Methods at a Glance
28
User Interfaces
29
User Interface Assignment
29
User Interface Identification
29
Logging in to the CLI
30
FIPS Compliance
30
Logging in through the Console Port for the First Time
30
Configuring Console Login Control Settings
32
Disable Authentication for Console Login (Not Supported in FIPS Mode)
33
Configuring Password Authentication for Console Login (Not Supported in FIPS Mode)
34
Configuring Scheme Authentication for Console Login
35
Configuring Common Console Login Settings (Optional)
38
Logging in through Telnet (Not Supported in FIPS Mode)
40
Disable Authentication for Telnet Login
41
Configuring Password Authentication for Telnet Login
42
Configuring Scheme Authentication for Telnet Login
43
Configuring Common Settings for VTY User Interfaces (Optional)
45
Setting the DSCP Value for Outgoing Telnet Packets When the Device Acts as the Telnet Server
46
Using the Device to Log in to a Telnet Server
47
Setting the DSCP Value for Outgoing Telnet Packets When the Device Acts as the Telnet Client
47
Logging in through SSH
48
Configuring the SSH Server on the Device
48
Using the Device as an SSH Client to Log in to the SSH Server
51
Logging in to the Web Interface
52
FIPS Compliance
52
Configuring HTTP Login (Not Supported in FIPS Mode)
53
Configuring HTTPS Login
54
Displaying and Maintaining Web Login
57
Web Login Configuration Examples
57
HTTP Login Configuration Example
57
HTTPS Login Configuration Example
58
Accessing the Device through SNMP
61
Configuring SNMP Login
61
Prerequisites
61
Configuring Snmpv3 Settings
61
Configuring Snmpv1 or Snmpv2C Settings
62
NMS Login Example
63
Network Requirements
63
Configuration Procedure
63
Controlling User Logins
64
FIPS Compliance
64
Controlling Telnet Logins (Not Supported in FIPS Mode)
64
Configuring Source IP-Based Telnet Login Control
64
Configuring Source/Destination IP-Based Telnet Login Control
65
Configuring Source MAC-Based Telnet Login Control
66
Telnet Login Control Configuration Example
66
Configuring Source IP-Based SNMP Login Control
67
Configuration Procedure
67
SNMP Login Control Configuration Example
68
Configuring Web Login Control
69
Configuring Source IP-Based Web Login Control
69
Logging off Online Web Users
69
Web Login Control Configuration Example
70
Configuring FTP
71
FIPS Compliance
71
Using the Device as an FTP Client
71
Establishing an FTP Connection
72
Setting the DSCP Value for IP to Use for Outgoing FTP Packets
73
Managing Directories on the FTP Server
73
Working with the Files on the FTP Server
73
Switching to Another User Account
74
Maintaining and Troubleshooting the FTP Connection
74
Terminating the FTP Connection
75
FTP Client Configuration Example
75
Using the Device as an FTP Server
77
Configuring Basic Parameters
77
Configuring Authentication and Authorization
78
FTP Server Configuration Example
79
Displaying and Maintaining FTP
80
Configuring TFTP
81
FIPS Compliance
81
Prerequisites
81
Using the Device as a TFTP Client
81
Displaying and Maintaining the TFTP Client
82
TFTP Client Configuration Example
83
Managing the File System
85
Storage Medium Naming Rules
85
File Name Formats
85
Managing Files
86
Displaying File Information
86
Displaying File Contents
86
Renaming a File
86
Copying a File
86
Moving a File
86
Deleting/Restoring a File
87
Emptying the Recycle bin
87
Calculating the File Digest
87
Managing Directories
87
Displaying Directory Information
88
Displaying the Current Working Directory
88
Changing the Current Working Directory
88
Creating a Directory
88
Removing a Directory
88
Managing Storage Media
88
Managing Storage Medium Space
89
Performing Batch Operations
89
Setting the File System Operation Mode
89
File System Management Examples
90
Managing Configuration Files
91
Overview
91
Configuration Types
91
Startup Configuration Loading Process
92
Configuration File Format and Content
93
FIPS Compliance
93
Saving the Running Configuration
93
Enabling Configuration Auto-Update
94
Saving Configuration by Using Different Methods
94
Using Automatic Configuration Backup after a Software Upgrade
95
Configuring Configuration Rollback
96
Configuration Task List
96
Configuring Configuration Archive Parameters
96
Enabling Automatic Configuration Archiving
97
Manually Archiving Running Configuration
98
Performing Configuration Rollback
98
Specifying a Configuration File for the Next Startup
98
Backing up the Next-Startup Configuration File to a TFTP Server
99
Deleting the Next-Startup Configuration File
99
Restoring the Next-Startup Configuration File from a TFTP Server
100
Displaying and Maintaining Configuration Files
100
Upgrading Software
102
FIPS Compliance
102
Software Upgrade Methods
102
Upgrading Bootware Without Performing ISSU
103
Upgrading System Software Without Performing ISSU (Method 1)
104
Upgrading System Software Without Performing ISSU (Method 2)
104
Installing Hotfixes
105
Basic Concepts
105
Patch States
106
Hotfix Configuration Task List
108
Installation Prerequisites
108
Installing and Running Patches in One Step
109
Installing a Patch Step by Step
110
Uninstalling a Patch Step by Step
111
Displaying and Maintaining Software Upgrade
112
Software Upgrade Examples
112
Non-ISSU Software Upgrade Example
112
Hotfix Configuration Example
113
Performing ISSU
115
Overview
115
ISSU Upgrade Procedure
115
ISSU States
116
System Software Version Rollback
117
Performing an ISSU
117
ISSU Upgrade Task List
117
Examining and Preparing the Member Switches for the ISSU
118
Displaying Version Compatibility
118
Performing an ISSU for an Incompatible Version
119
Setting the ISSU Version Rollback Timer
119
Performing a Manual Version Rollback
119
Displaying and Maintaining ISSU
120
ISSU Upgrade Example
120
Network Status
120
Network Requirements
120
Upgrade Procedure
121
Configuring the Tftp Server
123
Performing Incompatible Issu Upgrade
126
Managing the Device
128
Configuring the Device Name
128
Changing the System Time
128
Configuration Guidelines
128
Configuration Example
129
Configuration Procedure
131
Enabling Displaying the Copyright Statement
131
Configuring Banners
132
Banner Input Methods
132
Configuration Procedure
133
Configuring the Exception Handling Method
133
Rebooting the Device
133
Rebooting Devices Immediately at the CLI
134
Scheduling a Device Reboot
134
Scheduling Jobs
135
Job Configuration Methods
135
Configuration Guidelines
135
Scheduling a Job by Using the Non-Modular Method
136
Scheduling a Job by Using the Modular Method
136
Scheduled Job Configuration Example
137
Setting the Preferred Airflow Direction
139
Setting the Port Status Detection Timer
139
Configuring Temperature Thresholds
139
Clearing Unused 16-Bit Interface Indexes
140
Disabling Password Recovery Capability
140
Verifying and Diagnosing Transceiver Modules
141
Verifying Transceiver Modules
141
Diagnosing Transceiver Modules
142
Displaying and Maintaining Device Management
142
Using Automatic Configuration
144
Typical Automatic Configuration Network
144
How Automatic Configuration Operates
145
Automatic-Configuration Work Flow
145
Using DHCP to Obtain an IP Address and Other Configuration Information
146
Obtaining the Configuration File from the TFTP Server
147
Executing the Configuration File
149
Support and Other Resources
150
Contacting HP
150
Subscription Service
150
Related Information
150
Documents
150
Websites
150
Conventions
151
Index
153
Advertisement
HP 5830 series Configuration Manual (82 pages)
ACL and QoS
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 1.05 MB
Table of Contents
Configuration Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Configuring Acls
6
Overview
6
Applications on the Switch
6
ACL Categories
6
Numbering and Naming Acls
6
Match Order
7
Rule Comments and Rule Range Remarks
7
Rule Numbering
8
Implementing Time-Based ACL Rules
8
Fragments Filtering with Acls
8
Configuration Task List
9
Configuring a Time Range
9
Configuring a Basic ACL
9
Configuring an Ipv4 Basic ACL
9
Configuring an Ipv6 Basic ACL
10
Configuring an Advanced ACL
11
Configuring an Ipv4 Advanced ACL
11
Configuring an Ipv6 Advanced ACL
12
Configuring an Ethernet Frame Header ACL
13
Copying an ACL
14
Copying an Ipv4 Basic, Ipv4 Advanced, or Ethernet Frame Header ACL
14
Copying an Ipv6 Basic or Ipv6 Advanced ACL
15
Configuring Packet Filtering with Acls
15
Applying an Ipv4 Basic, Ipv4 Advanced, or Ethernet Frame Header ACL for Packet Filtering
15
Applying an Ipv6 Basic or Ipv6 Advanced ACL for Packet Filtering
16
Displaying and Maintaining Acls
16
ACL Configuration Examples
16
Ipv4 Packet Filtering Configuration Example
17
Ipv6 Packet Filtering Configuration Example
17
Qos Overview
19
Qos Service Models
19
Best-Effort Service Model
19
Intserv Model
19
Diffserv Model
19
Qos Techniques
20
Qos Configuration Approaches
21
Overview
21
MQC Approach
21
Non-MQC Approach
21
Configuring a Qos Policy
21
Defining a Class
22
Defining a Traffic Behavior
24
Defining a Policy
24
Applying the Qos Policy
25
Displaying and Maintaining Qos Policies
26
Configuring Priority Mapping
27
Overview
27
Types of Priorities
27
Priority Mapping Tables
27
Priority Trust Mode on a Port
28
Priority Mapping Procedure
28
Priority Mapping Configuration Task List
29
Configuring a Priority Mapping Table
29
Configuring the Priority Trust Mode
29
Changing the Port Priority of an Interface
30
Displaying and Maintaining Priority Mapping
30
Priority Mapping Configuration Examples
30
Priority Trust Mode Configuration Example
30
Priority Mapping Table and Priority Marking Configuration Example
31
Configuring Traffic Policing, Traffic Shaping, and Rate Limit
35
Overview
35
Traffic Evaluation and Token Buckets
35
Traffic Policing
36
Traffic Shaping
37
Rate Limit
37
Configuring Traffic Policing
38
Configuring GTS
39
Configuring the Rate Limit
40
Displaying and Maintaining Traffic Policing, GTS, and Rate Limit
40
Traffic Policing and GTS Configuration Example
40
Network Requirements
40
Configuration Procedures
41
Configuring Congestion Management
44
Overview
44
Causes, Impacts, and Countermeasures
44
Congestion Management Techniques
44
Congestion Management Configuration Task List
48
Configuring SP Queuing
48
Configure WRR Queuing
48
Configuring WFQ Queuing
49
Configuring SP+WRR Queuing
50
Configuring SP+WFQ Queuing
51
Configuring Congestion Avoidance
53
Overview
53
WRED Configuration Overview
53
Configuration Approaches
54
Parameters
54
Configuring WRED
54
Displaying and Maintaining WRED
54
WRED Configuration Example
55
Network Requirements
55
Configuration Procedure
55
Configuring Traffic Filtering
56
Configuration Procedure
56
Configuration Example
57
Configuring Priority Marking
58
Configuration Procedure
58
Priority Marking Configuration Example
59
Network Requirements
59
Configuration Procedure
59
Configuring Traffic Redirecting
62
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
62
Configuration Procedure
62
Traffic Redirecting Configuration Example
63
Network Requirements
63
Configuration Procedure
63
Configuring Class-Based Accounting
65
Configuration Procedure
65
Displaying and Maintaining Class-Based Traffic Accounting
66
Configuration Example
66
Appendix
67
Appendix A Default Priority Mapping Tables
67
Appendix B Introduction to Packet Precedences
68
IP Precedence and DSCP Values
68
802.1P Priority
69
Support and Other Resources
71
Contacting HP
71
Subscription Service
71
Related Information
71
Documents
71
Websites
71
Conventions
72
Index
74
HP 5830 series Installation Manual (66 pages)
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Network Router
| Size: 5.43 MB
Table of Contents
Installation Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Preparing for Installation
5
Overview
5
Safety Recommendations
5
Installation Site Requirements
6
Rack-Mounting Requirements
6
Installation Tools
6
Installation Accessories
7
Installing the Switch
9
Confirming Installation Preparations
10
Installing the Switch in a 19-Inch Rack
10
Mounting Bracket and Cable Management Bracket Kits
10
Rack Mounting Rail Kit
11
Rack-Mounting Procedure
12
Identifying the Mounting Position
12
Installing the Mounting Brackets, Chassis Rails, and Grounding Cable (for the 48G Model/48G TAA Model
13
Installing the Mounting Brackets, Chassis Rails, and Grounding Cable (for the 96G Model/96G TAA Model
15
Rack-Mounting the 48G Model/48G TAA Model Switch
17
Rack-Mounting the 96G Model/96G TAA Model Switch
19
Grounding the Switch
21
Grounding the Switch with a Grounding Strip
22
Grounding an AC-Powered Switch through the PE Wire
22
Installing/Removing a Fan Tray
23
Selecting a Fan Tray
23
Installing a Fan Tray
24
Removing a Fan Tray
25
Installing/Removing a Power Supply
25
Installing a Power Supply
25
Removing a Power Supply
26
Connecting the Power Cord
28
Connecting the 650W AC Power Supply (JC680A)
28
Connecting the 650W DC Power Supply (JC681A)
28
Installing/Removing an Interface Card
29
Installing an Interface Card
29
Removing an Interface Card
30
Verifying the Installation
31
Powering on the Switch for the First Time
32
Setting up the Configuration Environment
32
Connecting the Console Cable
32
Console Cable
32
Connection Procedure
32
Setting Terminal Parameters
33
Powering on the Switch
36
Verification before Power-On
36
Setting up an IRF Fabric
38
IRF Fabric Setup Flowchart
38
Planning IRF Fabric Setup
39
Identifying the Master Switch and Planning IRF Member Ids
39
Planning IRF Topology and Connections
40
Identifying Physical IRF Ports on the Member Switches
41
Planning the Cabling Scheme
41
Configuring Basic IRF Settings
43
Connecting the Physical IRF Ports
43
Accessing the IRF Fabric to Verify the Configuration
43
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
45
Power Supply Failure
45
Fan Failure
45
Configuration Terminal Problems
45
Support and Other Resources
47
Contacting HP
47
Subscription Service
47
Related Information
47
Documents
47
Websites
47
Conventions
48
Appendix A Technical Specifications
50
Technical Specifications
50
Panel Views
51
48G Model/48G TAA Model Panel Views
51
96G Model/96G TAA Model Panel Views
52
Cooling System
53
Cooling System of the 48G Model/48G TAA Model
53
Cooling System of the 96G Model/96G TAA Model
55
Appendix B Frus and Compatibility Matrixes
56
Hardware Compatibility Matrix
56
Hot Swappable Power Supplies
56
Hot Swappable Fan Trays
57
Interface Cards
58
Appendix C Ports and Leds
59
P Orts
59
C Onsole Port
59
M Anagement Ethernet Port
59
0/100/1000Base-T Ethernet Port
59
SFP Port
60
S FP+ Port
62
Leds
64
System Status LED
64
0/100/1000Base-T Ethernet Port LED
64
S FP Port LED
64
S FP+ Port LED
65
Management Ethernet Port Leds
65
Interface Card Status LED
65
Index
66
Advertisement
Advertisement
Related Products
HP 5800-48G-PoE
HP 5800AF-48G
HP Series 200
HP Series 400
HP 5830AF-96G Series
HP 5800-48G TAA
HP 5800-24G-PoE+TAA
HP 5800-48G-PoE+ TAA 2 slots
HP 580A
HP 5800-24G
HP Categories
Desktop
Laptop
Server
Monitor
Switch
More HP Manuals
Login
Sign In
OR
Sign in with Facebook
Sign in with Google
Upload manual
Upload from disk
Upload from URL