ZyXEL Communications Dimension GS-3012F Instruction Manual

ZyXEL GS-3012F V3.80(LR.2)C0

Release Note/Manual Supplement

Date: Mar. 07, 2008

This document describes the features in the GS-3012F product for its 3.80(LR.2)C0 release.

Support Platforms:

ZyXEL GS-3012F V3.80(LR.2)C0 supports models: ZyXEL GS-3012F

Version:

OS Version: V3.80(LR.2) | 03/04/2008 11:59:55

BootBase Version: V3.10 | 05/15/2007 14:47:30

Default Bootbase Setting:

ZyNOS Version V3.80(LR.2) | 03/04/2008 11:59:55

Bootbase Version V3.10 | 05/15/2007 14:47:30

Vendor Name ZyXEL Communications Corp

Product Model GS-3012F

ZyNOS Code Model GS-3012F

HTP Code Model Unknown

ZyNOS ROM address 50080000

System Type 10

MAC Address 0019CB000001

Default Country Code FF

Boot Module Debug Flag 01

RomFile Version 27

RomFile Checksum 9316

ZyNOS Checksum e469

SNMP MIB level & OID 060102030405060708091011121314151617181920

Main Feature Bits C0

Other Feature Bits

BE 00 00 00 00 00 00 00-00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00-00 41 13 00 00 00

New Features

Features:

1. MRSTP support

2. Multiple login supported (through RADIUS)

3. IGMP snooping timer configuration supported

4. RFC-2863 (Interface MIB), RFC-2674 (Extended Bridge MIB), RFC-2925 (Ping & Trace Route)

supported.

5. PLT (Packet Loop Test).

6. SSL/SSHv2

7. TFTP client/server.

8. Bridge control protocol transparency supported.

9. Radius management authentication.

10. Multiple login supported.

11. Multiple management IP supported.

12. Multiple ping/traceroute instances supported.

13. New CLI supported.

14. Multiple configurations supported.

15. System configuration backup / restore in text-mode.

16. DHCP relay and relay agent information (option-82) supported.

17. Upgrade switch driver to V.4.2.6.

18. Read copper/fiber status on web.

19. Bootbase version V3.00: using new MAC prefix 00-13-49

20. Multicast

21. MVR

22. IGMP Filtering

23. CIR & PIR

24. Mac Freeze

25. Intrusion Lock

26. Syslog

27. Page support for displaying configuration

28. Reserve multicast group support

29. 802.1s MSTP

30. SNMPv3

31. enlarge syslog buffer

32. 802.3ah OAM

33. Multilevel CLI

34. SNMP trap group

35. configurable multicast VLAN

36. enlarge concurrent telnet session

37. IP source guard(Static binding, DHCP snooping, ARP inspection)

38. Two rate three color marking

39. IP subnet VLAN

40. RADIUS MAC login

41. RADIUS accounting

42. TACACS+ authentication

43. TACACS+ accounting

44. Loop guard

45. Daylight saving

46. Show mac by vlan or port

47. show cpu utilization in new CLI

48. show IGMP snooping Query

Enhanced Features:

Known Issue:

1. Filtering: In some special cases, setting one MAC with discard-source will cause device

filter all packets with this MAC, ether source MAC or destination MAC.

2. When user active LACP and RSTP, sometimes LACP is failed.

3. Many to One Throughput Test failed.

4. Do not support tagged frame forwarding in the Port-Based VLAN.

Bug Fix:

1. Fix the bug that memory leak problem under log-in attack

2. Fix the bug that trunk port on combo port will get error port status

3. Fix the bug that igmp querier packets come from trunk ports will send back to trunk active

port.

4. Fix the bug that setting policy rule with some procedure will let DUT in the infinite loop.

5. Fix the bug that device can't get corret "port status detail" of member when using cluster

manager from WEB.

6. Fix the bug that ssh session don’t release when get error ssh authentication

7. Classifier precedence will not follow longest prefix match.

8. Don’t set to L2 multicast hardware table when getting specific or general querier message

Limitation of Settings:

1. VLAN 1Q static entry 1024

2. Static MAC forwarding entry 256

3. MAC filtering entry 256

4. Cluster member 24

5. Management IP address 64

6. Classifier entry 128

7. Policy rule entry 128

8. IGMP MVR entry 256

9. IGMP filtering profile 256

10. Syslog server entry 4

Firmware Upgrade:

The GS-3012F uses FTP to upgrade firmware in run-time through its built-in FTP server. You

can use any FTP client (for example, ftp.exe in Windows) to upgrade GS-3012F. The upgrade

procedure is as follows:

Upgrade GS-3012F FW:

C:\> ftp <GS-3012F IP address>

User : <Enter>

Password: 1234

230 Logged in

ftp> put 380LR2C0.bin ras

ftp> bye

Where

•User name : just press <Enter>

•Password : the management password, 1234 by default

•380LR2C0.bin : the name of firmware file you want to upgrade

•ras : the internal firmware name in GS-3012F

Configuration Upgrade:

The GS-3012F uses FTP to upgrade firmware in run-time through its built-in FTP server. You

can use any FTP client (for example, ftp.exe in Windows) to upgrade GS-3012F. The upgrade

procedure is as follows:

Upgrade GS-3012F configuration:

C:\> ftp <GS-3012F IP address>

User : <Enter>

Password: 1234

230 Logged in

ftp> put 380LR2C0.rom rom-0

ftp> bye

Where

•User name : just press <Enter>

•Password : the management password, 1234 by default

•380LR2C0.rom : the name of configuration file you want to upgrade

•rom-0 : the internal configuration name in GS-3012F

ZyXEL GS-3012F V3.80(LR.1)C0

Release Note/Manual Supplement

Date: Sep. 12, 2007

This document describes the features in the GS-3012F product for its 3.80(LR.1)C0 release.

Support Platforms:

ZyXEL GS-3012F V3.80(LR.1)C0 supports models: ZyXEL GS-3012F

Version:

OS Version: V3.80(LR.1) | 09/06/2007 12:01:42

BootBase Version: V3.10 | 05/15/2007 14:47:30

Default Bootbase Setting:

ZyNOS Version V3.80(LR.1) | 09/06/2007 12:01:42

Bootbase Version V3.10 | 05/15/2007 14:47:30

Vendor Name ZyXEL Communications Corp

Product Model GS-3012F

ZyNOS Code Model GS-3012F

HTP Code Model Unknown

ZyNOS ROM address 50080000

System Type 10

MAC Address 0019CB000001

Default Country Code FF

Boot Module Debug Flag 01

RomFile Version 27

RomFile Checksum 9316

ZyNOS Checksum cb02

SNMP MIB level & OID 060102030405060708091011121314151617181920

Main Feature Bits C0

Other Feature Bits

BE 00 00 00 00 00 00 00-00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00-00 41 13 00 00 00

New Features

1. 802.1s MSTP

2. SNMPv3

3. enlarge syslog buffer

4. 802.3ah OAM

5. Multilevel CLI

6. SNMP trap group

7. configurable multicast VLAN

8. enlarge concurrent telnet session

9. IP source guard(Static binding, DHCP snooping, ARP inspection)

10. Two rate three color marking

11. IP subnet VLAN

12. RADIUS MAC login

13. RADIUS accounting

14. TACACS+ authentication

15. TACACS+ accounting

16. Loop guard

17. Daylight saving

Features:

1. MRSTP support

2. Multiple login supported (through RADIUS)

3. IGMP snooping timer configuration supported

4. RFC-2863 (Interface MIB), RFC-2674 (Extended Bridge MIB), RFC-2925 (Ping & Trace Route)

supported.

5. PLT (Packet Loop Test).

6. SSL/SSHv2

7. TFTP client/server.

8. Bridge control protocol transparency supported.

9. Radius management authentication.

10. Multiple login supported.

11. Multiple management IP supported.

12. Multiple ping/traceroute instances supported.

13. New CLI supported.

14. Multiple configurations supported.

15. System configuration backup / restore in text-mode.

16. DHCP relay and relay agent information (option-82) supported.

17. Upgrade switch driver to V.4.2.6.

18. Read copper/fiber status on web.

19. Bootbase version V3.00: using new MAC prefix 00-13-49

20. Multicast

21. MVR

22. IGMP Filtering

23. CIR & PIR

24. Mac Freeze

25. Intrusion Lock

26. Syslog

27. Page support for displaying configuration

28. Reserve multicast group support

Enhanced Features:

1. Show mac by vlan or port

2. show cpu utilization in new CLI

3. show IGMP snooping Query

Known Issue:

1. Filtering: In some special cases, setting one MAC with discard-source will cause device

filter all packets with this MAC, ether source MAC or destination MAC.

2. When user active LACP and RSTP, sometimes LACP is failed.

3. Many to One Throughput Test failed.

4. Do not support tagged frame forwarding in the Port-Based VLAN.

Bug Fix:

1. Fix the bug that using UDP port 1026 will let DUT abnormal.

Limitation of Settings:

1. VLAN 1Q static entry 1024

2. Static MAC forwarding entry 256

3. MAC filtering entry 256

4. Cluster member 24

5. Management IP address 64

6. Classifier entry 128

7. Policy rule entry 128

8. IGMP MVR entry 256

9. IGMP filtering profile 256

10. Syslog server entry 4

Firmware Upgrade:

The GS-3012F uses FTP to upgrade firmware in run-time through its built-in FTP server. You

can use any FTP client (for example, ftp.exe in Windows) to upgrade GS-3012F. The upgrade

procedure is as follows:

Upgrade GS-3012F FW:

C:\> ftp <GS-3012F IP address>

User : <Enter>

Password: 1234

230 Logged in

ftp> put 380LR1C0.bin ras

ftp> bye

Where

•User name : just press <Enter>

•Password : the management password, 1234 by default

•380LR1C0.bin : the name of firmware file you want to upgrade

•ras : the internal firmware name in GS-3012F

Configuration Upgrade:

The GS-3012F uses FTP to upgrade firmware in run-time through its built-in FTP server. You

can use any FTP client (for example, ftp.exe in Windows) to upgrade GS-3012F. The upgrade

procedure is as follows:

Upgrade GS-3012F configuration:

C:\> ftp <GS-3012F IP address>

User : <Enter>

Password: 1234

230 Logged in

ftp> put 380LR1C0.rom rom-0

ftp> bye

Where

•User name : just press <Enter>

•Password : the management password, 1234 by default

•380LR1C0.rom : the name of configuration file you want to upgrade

•rom-0 : the internal configuration name in GS-3012F

ZyXEL GS-3012F V3.80(LR.0)C0

Release Note/Manual Supplement

Date: Aug. 6, 2007

This document describes the features in the GS-3012F product for its 3.80(LR.0)C0 release.

Support Platforms:

ZyXEL GS-3012F V3.80(LR.0)C0 supports models: ZyXEL GS-3012F

Version:

OS Version: V3.80(LR.0) | 08/01/2007 16:32:22

BootBase Version: V3.10 | 05/15/2007 14:47:30

Default Bootbase Setting:

ZyNOS Version V3.80(LR.0) | 08/01/2007 16:32:22

Bootbase Version V3.10 | 05/15/2007 14:47:30

Vendor Name ZyXEL Communications Corp

Product Model GS-3012F

ZyNOS Code Model GS-3012F

HTP Code Model Unknown

ZyNOS ROM address 50080000

System Type 10

MAC Address 0019CB000001

Default Country Code FF

Boot Module Debug Flag 01

RomFile Version 27

RomFile Checksum 9316

ZyNOS Checksum bf8c

SNMP MIB level & OID 060102030405060708091011121314151617181920

Main Feature Bits C0

Other Feature Bits

BE 00 00 00 00 00 00 00-00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00-00 41 13 00 00 00

New Features

1. 802.1s MSTP

2. SNMPv3

3. enlarge syslog buffer

4. 802.3ah OAM

5. Multilevel CLI

6. SNMP trap group

7. configurable multicast VLAN

8. enlarge concurrent telnet session

9. IP source guard(Static binding, DHCP snooping, ARP inspection)

10. Two rate three color marking

11. IP subnet VLAN

12. RADIUS MAC login

13. RADIUS accounting

14. TACACS+ authentication

15. TACACS+ accounting

16. Loop guard

17. Daylight saving

Features:

1. MRSTP support

2. Multiple login supported (through RADIUS)

3. IGMP snooping timer configuration supported

4. RFC-2863 (Interface MIB), RFC-2674 (Extended Bridge MIB), RFC-2925 (Ping & Trace Route)

supported.

5. PLT (Packet Loop Test).

6. SSL/SSHv2

7. TFTP client/server.

8. Bridge control protocol transparency supported.

9. Radius management authentication.

10. Multiple login supported.

11. Multiple management IP supported.

12. Multiple ping/traceroute instances supported.

13. New CLI supported.

14. Multiple configurations supported.

15. System configuration backup / restore in text-mode.

16. DHCP relay and relay agent information (option-82) supported.

17. Upgrade switch driver to V.4.2.6.

18. Read copper/fiber status on web.

19. Bootbase version V3.00: using new MAC prefix 00-13-49

20. Multicast

21. MVR

22. IGMP Filtering

23. CIR & PIR

24. Mac Freeze

25. Intrusion Lock

26. Syslog

27. Page support for displaying configuration

28. Reserve multicast group support

Enhanced Features:

1. Show mac by vlan or port

2. show cpu utilization in new CLI

3. show IGMP snooping Query

Known Issue:

1. Filtering: In some special cases, setting one MAC with discard-source will cause device

filter all packets with this MAC, ether source MAC or destination MAC.

2. When user active LACP and RSTP, sometimes LACP is failed.

3. Many to One Throughput Test failed.

4. Do not support tagged frame forwarding in the Port-Based VLAN.

Bug Fix:

1. The dot1dTpFdbPort will return incorrect port number when the MAC is static assign

2. When polling with net-snmp, it stopped with OID not increasing

3. Can not restore configuration with space in classifier name

4. The CLI command for port-based VLAN egress port cannot remove CPU port.

5. Can't get correct Static MAC forwarding value with MIB

Limitation of Settings:

1. VLAN 1Q static entry 1024

2. Static MAC forwarding entry 256

3. MAC filtering entry 256

4. Cluster member 24

5. Management IP address 64

6. Classifier entry 128

7. Policy rule entry 128

8. IGMP MVR entry 256

9. IGMP filtering profile 256

10. Syslog server entry 4

Firmware Upgrade:

The GS-3012F uses FTP to upgrade firmware in run-time through its built-in FTP server. You

can use any FTP client (for example, ftp.exe in Windows) to upgrade GS-3012F. The upgrade

procedure is as follows:

Upgrade GS-3012F FW:

C:\> ftp <GS-3012F IP address>

User : <Enter>

Password: 1234

230 Logged in

ftp> put 380LR0C0.bin ras

ftp> bye

Where

•User name : just press <Enter>

•Password : the management password, 1234 by default

•380LR0C0.bin : the name of firmware file you want to upgrade

•ras : the internal firmware name in GS-3012F

Configuration Upgrade:

The GS-3012F uses FTP to upgrade firmware in run-time through its built-in FTP server. You

can use any FTP client (for example, ftp.exe in Windows) to upgrade GS-3012F. The upgrade

procedure is as follows:

Upgrade GS-3012F configuration:

C:\> ftp <GS-3012F IP address>

User : <Enter>

Password: 1234

230 Logged in

ftp> put 380LR0C0.rom rom-0

ftp> bye

Where

•User name : just press <Enter>

•Password : the management password, 1234 by default

•380LR0C0.rom : the name of configuration file you want to upgrade

•rom-0 : the internal configuration name in GS-3012F

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