InHand InSwitch ISM-P Series User manual

InHand InSwitch

ISM-P Series

WEB Configuration Manual

V1.3—2022

 
 
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Basic Configuration ............................................................................................................. - 1 -
1 HTTP protocol configuration..........................................................................................- 1 -
1.1 Language Selection.............................................................................................- 1 -
1.2 HTTP service port configuration..........................................................................- 1 -
1.3 Enabling the HTTP service..................................................................................- 1 -
1.4 HTTP access mode Configuration ......................................................................- 2 -
1.5 Setting the Max-VLAN number to display in Web page......................................- 2 -
1.6 Setting the IGMP-Groups number to display in Web page.................................- 2 -
2 HTTPS Configuration ....................................................................................................- 2 -
2.1 HTTPS Access Configuration..............................................................................- 2 -
2.2 HTTPS Service Port Configuration .....................................................................- 3 -
Chapter 2 Accessing Switch............................................................................................................... - 4 -
1 Accessing the Switch Through Web ...................................................................- 4 -
2 Initially Accessing the Switch.........................................................................................- 4 -
2.1 Upgrading to the Web-Supported Version ..........................................................- 5 -
3 Accessing Switch Through Secure Links............................................................- 5 -
4 Introduction of Web Interface ........................................................................................- 6 -
4.1 Top Control Bar ...................................................................................................- 6 -
4.2 Navigation Bar.....................................................................................................- 7 -
4.3 Configuration Display Area..................................................................................- 7 -
4.4 Bottom Control Bar..............................................................................................- 8 -
Chapter 3 Basic Configuration ......................................................................................................... - 9 -
1 System...........................................................................................................................- 9 -
2 Global Configuration Mode (Management Interface)....................................................- 9 -
3 Port Configuration........................................................................................................- 10 -
4 Auto-Shutdown............................................................................................................- 10 -
5 Software.......................................................................................................................- 11 - 
6 Load/Save ...................................................................................................................- 11 - 
7 Restart.........................................................................................................................- 12 -
8 Factory Settings...........................................................................................................- 12 -
Chapter 4 Security............................................................................................................................... - 13 -
1 User Management.......................................................................................................- 13 -
1.1 User Management.............................................................................................- 13 -
1.2 Group Management ..........................................................................................- 14 -
1.3 Password Rule Management............................................................................- 14 -

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1.4 Author Rule Management .................................................................................- 15 -
1.5 Authentication Rule Management.....................................................................- 16 -
2 Management Access ...................................................................................................- 16 -
2.1 Server................................................................................................................- 16 -
2.2 SNMP Community Management (SNMPv1/v2 community)..............................- 17 -
2.3 SNMPv3 Configuration......................................................................................- 18 -
2.4 CLI ( Command Line Interface )........................................................................- 19 -
3 Port Security................................................................................................................- 20 -
3.1 IP MAC Binding.................................................................................................- 20 -
3.2 Static MAC Filter Mode .....................................................................................- 20 -
3.3 Static MAC Filter ...............................................................................................- 21 -
3.4 Dynamic MAC Mode .........................................................................................- 22 -
4 Switchport Protect .......................................................................................................- 22 -
5 Keepalive.....................................................................................................................- 23 -
6 802.1X Port Authentication..........................................................................................- 24 -
6.1 Global................................................................................................................- 24 -
6.2 Authentication List.............................................................................................- 25 -
4.3 Port Configuration .............................................................................................- 25 -
6.4 Statistics............................................................................................................- 26 -
7 RADIUS.......................................................................................................................- 26 -
7.1 Global................................................................................................................- 26 -
7.2 Service ..............................................................................................................- 26 -
Chapter 5 Time................................................................................................................................... - 28 -
1 Basic Setting................................................................................................................- 28 -
2 NTP..............................................................................................................................- 28 -
Chapter 6 Network Security.............................................................................................................. - 29 -
1 DOS Configuration ......................................................................................................- 29 -
1.1 DOS Global Configuration.................................................................................- 29 -
2 DHCP Snooping Configuration .........................................................................- 29 -
2.1 DHCP Snooping Global Configuration..............................................................- 29 -
2.2 DHCP Snooping VLAN Configuration...............................................................- 30 -
2.3 DHCP Snooping Interface Configuration ..........................................................- 31 -
2.4 DHCP Snooping Bindings .................................................................................- 31 -
3 Access Control List......................................................................................................- 32 -
3.1 IPv4 Rules.........................................................................................................- 32 -
3.2 MAC Rules ........................................................................................................- 33 -
3.3 Assignment........................................................................................................- 33 -
4 Filter Function..............................................................................................................- 34 -

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Chapter 7 Switching........................................................................................................................... - 36 -
1 Storm Control ..............................................................................................................- 36 -
1.1 Broadcast Storm Control...................................................................................- 36 -
1.2 Multicast Storm Control.....................................................................................- 36 -
1.3 Unicast Storm Control.......................................................................................- 37 -
2 Port Rate Limits...........................................................................................................- 37 - 
3 MAC Address Table.....................................................................................................- 38 -
4 IGMP Snooping.................................................................................................- 39 -
4.1 IGMP Snooping Configuration...........................................................................- 39 -
4.2 IGMP-Snooping VLAN ......................................................................................- 40 -
4.3 Static Multicast Mac Address Configuration......................................................- 40 -
4.4 Multicast list.......................................................................................................- 41 -
5 VLAN ...........................................................................................................................- 42 -
5.1 VLAN configuration ...........................................................................................- 42 -
5.2 VLAN Batch Configuration ................................................................................- 43 -
5.3 Port VLAN Configuration...................................................................................- 43 -
6 GMRP..........................................................................................................................- 44 -
6.1 VLAN List ..........................................................................................................- 44 -
6.2 Port Configuration .............................................................................................- 45 -
6.3 Multicast List......................................................................................................- 45 -
Chapter 8 Routing................................................................................................................................ - 47 -
1 VLAN Interface and IP Address Configuration..................................................- 47 -
2 VRRP Configuration ....................................................................................................- 48 -
3 IP Express Forwarding................................................................................................- 49 -
4 Static ARP ...................................................................................................................- 49 -
5 Static Route.................................................................................................................- 49 -
6 RIP Configuration ........................................................................................................- 50 -
6.1 RIP Configuration..............................................................................................- 50 -
6.2 RIP Router Entries ............................................................................................- 51 -
7 OSPF Configuration ....................................................................................................- 51 -
7.1 OSPF process...................................................................................................- 51 -
7.2 OSPF Router Entries.........................................................................................- 52 -
Chapter 9 QoS/Priority........................................................................................................................ - 53 -
1 Global ..........................................................................................................................- 53 -
2 Port Configuration........................................................................................................- 53 -
3 802.1D/p Mapping .......................................................................................................- 54 -
4 IP DSCP Mapping........................................................................................................- 54 -
5 Queue Management....................................................................................................- 55 -

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Chapter 10 Redundancy..................................................................................................................... - 56 -
1 Link Aggregation Configuration .................................................................................- 56 -
1.1 Port Aggregation Configuration.......................................................................- 56 -
1.2 Port Channel Global Loading Balance............................................................- 57 -
2 Backup Link...............................................................................................................- 57 -
2.1 Backup Link Global Configuration...................................................................- 57 -
2.2 Link Backup Protocol Port Configuration ........................................................- 58 -
3 Spanning Tree...........................................................................................................- 59 -
3.1 Global..............................................................................................................- 59 -
3.2 MSTP ..............................................................................................................- 59 -
3.3 Spanning Tree Ports........................................................................................- 61 -
4 EAPS (ether-ring) ......................................................................................................- 61 -
5 MEAPS......................................................................................................................- 63 -
6 ERPS.........................................................................................................................- 64 -
Chapter 11 Diagnostics....................................................................................................................... - 65 -
1 System.......................................................................................................................- 65 -
1.1 System Information..........................................................................................- 65 -
2 Report........................................................................................................................- 66 -
2.1 Log Management.............................................................................................- 66 -
2.2 Log Query........................................................................................................- 67 -
3 Ports...........................................................................................................................- 67 -
3.1 Statistics Table.................................................................................................- 67 -
3.2 Error Packet Statistics .....................................................................................- 68 -
3.3 SFP..................................................................................................................- 68 -
3.4 Cable Diagnosis ..............................................................................................- 69 -
3.5 Port Mirroring...................................................................................................- 69 -
4 LLDP Configuration....................................................................................................- 70 -
4.1 LLDP Basic Configuration ...............................................................................- 70 -
4.2 LLDP Interface.................................................................................................- 70 -
4.3 Topology Discovery .........................................................................................- 70 -
Chapter 12 Advanced.......................................................................................................................... - 72 -
1 DHCP Server.............................................................................................................- 72 -
1.1 DHCP Server Global Configuration.................................................................- 72 -
1.2 DHCP Server Pool Configuration....................................................................- 72 -
2 SFlow.........................................................................................................................- 73 -
2.1 SFlow Global Configuration ............................................................................- 73 -
2.2 SFlow Statistics...............................................................................................- 74 -

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Chapter 13 Help................................................................................................................................... - 75 -

13.1 About .........................................................................................................................- 75 -

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Chapter 1 Basic Configuration

1.1 HTTP protocol configuration

Switches support not only can be configured by CLI and SNMP protocol, it also supports being

configured by web. HTTP service port configuration and time configuration of abnormal message

overtime and etc are also supported.

1.1.1 Language Selection

Currently, there are two languages in ISM-P series Industrial Switch: you may choose English or

Chinese. User can set the language in the global configuration mode through the command line as

below:

Enter the command as shown as below in global configuration mode and then system language

changed.

Command

Description

[no] ip http language {english}

Setting the Web language to English. The

Web interface will turn into the English

version.

1.1.2 HTTP service port configuration

Generally, the HTTP port is port 80 by default, and users can access a switch by entering the IP

address directly; however, switches also support users to change the service port and after the

service port is changed you have to use the IP address and the changed port to access switches.

For example, if you set the IP address and the service port to 192.168.2.1 and 1234 respectively,

the HTTP access address should be changed to http:// 192.168.2.1:1234. You’d better not use

other common protocols’ ports so that access collision would not happen. For example, ftp-20，

telnet-23，dns-53，snmp-161. Because the ports used by a lot of protocols are hard to remember,

you’d better use port IDs following port 1024.

Command

Purpose

ip http port { portNumber }

Configuring HTTP service port

1.1.3 Enabling the HTTP service

Switches support to control the HTTP access. Only when the HTTP service is enabled can HTTP

exchange happen between switch and PC and, when the HTTP service is closed, HTTP exchange

stops. Configure global mode by the following command:

Command

Purpose

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ip http server

Enabling HTTP service

1.1.4 HTTP access mode Configuration

You can access a switch through two access modes: HTTP access and HTTPS access, and you

can use the following command to set the access mode to HTTP.

Command

Purpose

ip http http-access enable

Configuring HTTP access mode

1.1.5 Setting the Max-VLAN number to display in Web page

Setting a value between 1 and 4094 in the global configuration mode ( 4094 which is the max value,

default max-vlan value is 100) .

Command

Description

ip http web max-vlan

{ max-vlan }

Setting the Max-VLAN numbers to

display in Web page

1.1.6 Setting the IGMP-Groups number to display in Web page

Setting a value between 1 and 100 in the global configuration mode (100 is the max value, default

value is 15).

Command

Description

ip http web igmp-groups

{ igmp-groups }

Setting the IGMP-Groups number to

display in Web page

1.2 HTTPS Configuration

In order to improve the security of communications, switches support not only the HTTP protocol

but also the HTTPS protocol. HTTPS is a security-purposed HTTP channel and it is added to the

SSL layer under HTTP.

1.2.1 HTTPS Access Configuration

You can run the following command to set the access mode to HTTPS at global configuration

mode.

Command

Description

ip http ssl-access enable

Enable the HTTPS access mode

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1.2.2 HTTPS Service Port Configuration

As same as the HTTP service port, the service port in HTTPS is number 443. User can change

the port number through command line in global configuration mode. Suggesting the port number

is bigger than 1024 so as to avoid the port number collision.

Command

Description

ip http secure-port

{portNumber}

Setting the HTTPS port number

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Chapter 2 Accessing Switch

2.1 Accessing the Switch Through Web

When accessing the switch through Web browser, please make sure that the applied browser

complies with the following requirements:

⚫HTML of version 4.0

⚫HTTP of version 1.1

⚫JavaScriptTM of version 1.5

What's more, please ensure that the main program file, which is running on the switch, supports

Web access and your computer has already connected to the network which the switch is located.

2.2 Initially Accessing the Switch

When the switch is initially used, you can use the Web access without any extra settings:

1. Modify the IP address of the network adapter and subnet mask of your computer to

192.168.2.2 and 255.255.255.0 respectively.

2. Open the Web browser and enter 192.168.2.1 in the address bar. It is noted that

192.168.2.1 is the default management address of the switch.

3. If the IE browser is used, please enter the username and the password in the ID

authentication dialog box. Both the original username and the password are “admin”,

which is capital sensitive.

4. After successful authentication, the systematic information about the switch will

appear on the IE browser.

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