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4-8 User Guide for the Avaya P580 and P882 Multiservice Switches, v6.1
Chapter 4
Figure 4-3. SSH Configuration Web Page
3. In the Server Idle Timeout field, specify the timeout on a connection.
Valid range is 0 to 1800 seconds. The default is 600 seconds.
4. Click Apply.
CLI Commands To configure SSH, use the following CLI command:
■ To set the server idle timeout, (configure)# ssh timeout
[<seconds>]
- Multiservice Switches 1
- Produced in USA, May 2004 2
- Table of Contents 10
- Preface Contents 17
- Technical Support 20
- Avaya Products and Services 20
- P580 and P882 Documentation 20
- Document Conventions 22
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 23
- Terminology 24
- Documentation Feedback 24
- Introduction 25
- Hardware Components 26
- 22.88 Gb/s 28
- The Power System 30
- Static Power 31
- Allocation 31
- Dynamic Power 31
- Chapter 1 32
- Media Modules 34
- 50-Series Media 35
- 80-Series Media 36
- Model Number Description 37
- ATM Uplink 38
- Software Features 39
- Hunt Groups 41
- Extensive Fault Tolerance 42
- Routing Protocols 43
- Access Lists 43
- 50-Series Buffers and Queues 44
- 80-Series QoS 44
- Routing Overview 45
- Setting Up the Switch 49
- Setting Up Your Laptop or PC 50
- command 51
- Chapter 2 52
- Connecting to the 53
- Supervisors 10/ 53
- 100Base-T port 53
- Establishing a Telnet Session 54
- Terminating a Telnet session 55
- CAUTION: 56
- Opening the Web Agent 57
- Logging Out of the Web Agent 59
- Creating a Custom Access Type 61
- Deleting a Custom Access Type 64
- Configuring User Accounts 65
- Creating a User Account 67
- ■ To create a user account: 69
- Modifying a User Account 70
- > show username 71
- Changing Your Password 72
- Disabling a User Account 73
- Deleting a User Account 73
- Connecting a 77
- Requests 83
- Starting a Telnet Session 85
- Managing Configuration Files 86
- # show running-config 87
- # show startup-config 87
- # show file_name logfile.txt 87
- Copying Configuration Files 88
- Copying Files 90
- Invalid operation! 92
- Configuring System 95
- Information 95
- Setting Summer Time Hours 99
- Chapter 3 100
- Web page 102
- Parameter Definition 102
- Web Agent 104
- Procedure 104
- Setting the System Clock 105
- Performing a Reset 111
- Security 113
- Chapter 4 114
- (configure)# secure-mode 115
- Enabling SSH on a TCP Port 116
- Disabling SSH 117
- Generating an SSH Server Key 118
- Displaying the Public SSH Key 119
- Configuring SSH Server 119
- (configure)# ssh timeout 120
- Displaying SSH Connections 121
- Using the SSH Client 121
- HTTPS Using SSLv3 or TLSv1 122
- Supported Cipher Suites 123
- Viewing Cipher Suites 124
- Viewing the SSL Configuration 124
- > show ssl cert 128
- Enabling SSL/HTTPS 129
- Disabling SSL/HTTPS 129
- Restarting SSL/HTTPS 130
- RADIUS Client Support 131
- Realms and Groups 132
- Login Order of Operations 133
- Avaya VSAs 134
- CAT Read-Only 135
- RADIUS Server Files 136
- Configuring a RADIUS Client 138
- (configure)# set 141
- Configuring SNMP 143
- Chapter 5 144
- Authentication and Encryption 145
- Timeliness Checks 146
- User Groups 147
- Predefined Groups 148
- ATM Uplink Module 150
- Accessing the 151
- ATM-Uplink 151
- Administrator 152
- Viewing the Engine ID 153
- Configuring Views 154
- Configuring Groups 155
- Creating or Modifying a Group 156
- Viewing Configured Groups 156
- Configuring an SNMPv3 User 157
- Adding a User to a Group 158
- Removing a User from a Group 159
- Viewing Configured Users 159
- Deleting a User 159
- Changing a User Password 160
- Uplink Module 161
- Setting the Trap Receiver 162
- Deleting a Community String 162
- ATM Module 163
- Community String 163
- Disabling or Reenabling SNMP 165
- Viewing the SNMP Status 165
- VTP Snooping 167
- What is a VLAN? 168
- Ingress Rules 170
- Forwarding Rules 171
- Egress Rules 172
- AND set “VLAN 173
- Configuring VLAN Parameters 176
- Parameter Defines 177
- Assigning Ports to VLANs 179
- Overview 179
- Hunt Group Features 180
- Hunt Group Terminology 181
- How Hunt Groups Load Share 181
- Chapter 6 182
- Hunt Group Example 183
- Creating Hunt Groups 187
- Adding Switch 191
- Ports to the Hunt 191
- Viewing Hunt Group Members 193
- Configuring VTP Snooping 195
- Configuring Rapid 199
- Spanning Tree 199
- Interoperability 200
- Upgrading to 200
- Rapid Transition 201
- Spanning Tree Configurations 202
- Per-VLAN 203
- Dual-Layer 203
- Spanning 203
- Chapter 7 206
- Field Definition 210
- (configure)# set spantree 211
- Field Explanation 213
- Configuring a Bridge Port 215
- (configure)# set port 218
- (configure)# set port point 222
- Configuring Ports 223
- Physical Port Features 224
- Remote Fault 226
- Detection 226
- Chapter 8 228
- Switch Port Features 229
- VLAN Binding Trunk 230
- Description 230
- Configuring Switch Ports 251
- Automatic VLAN Creation 257
- Viewing Switch Port Settings 263
- Configuring Port Redundancy 264
- GBIC Identification 268
- Enabling NEDR 270
- Enabling IEDR 274
- Enabling IEDR for Hunt Groups 274
- Viewing IEDR Settings 275
- Error Messages 276
- System Messages 276
- Upon Success: 278
- Managing the Address 279
- Forwarding Table 279
- Table Sizes 280
- Hash Table and 281
- Bucket memory 281
- Maximum Number 281
- Chapter 9 282
- AFT Default Settings 285
- Increment and Threshold 285
- Age Timers 287
- Instance Table Information 288
- Searching the Switch AFT 291
- Parameter Defines the 296
- — Source MAC address priority 298
- Option 82 for DHCP 299
- Configuring Redundancy 301
- ■ One Primary Controller 303
- ■ One Redundant Controller 303
- ■ Six Active elements 303
- ■ One Redundant element 303
- Chapter 10 304
- Installing Redundant Hardware 305
- Enabling Redundant Hardware 306
- ■ An event log message 307
- # 1 Active 308
- Replacing an Element 309
- Ethernet Console IP Addresses 310
- > no cpu_redundancy slot1 311
- > no cpu_redundancy slot2 311
- Active and Standby Roles 313
- Synchronization Procedure 315
- Power-Up/Reset 316
- Configuring DNS Client 319
- Recursive vs 320
- Iterative 320
- Sample Recursive DNS Query 321
- Chapter 11 322
- Configuring the DNS Client 324
- ip name-server 30.30.30.30 327
- ip domain-list support.com 327
- show hosts 327
- Configuring IP Routing 329
- Routing Function 330
- Requirements for IP Routing 331
- Parameter Allows you to 336
- Chapter 12 338
- IP Multinetting 342
- Creating a Multinet Interface 343
- Creating IP Static Routes 347
- Internet 349
- (configure router:rip)# 355
- (configure router:ospf)# 355
- IP Multicast 358
- Configuring IGMP 359
- Globally Enabling IGMP 359
- Modifying IGMP Interfaces 360
- Modifying a DVMRP Interface 366
- Statistics 368
- Statistic Defines the 370
- > show ip traffic 374
- Searching the IP ARP Cache 377
- IP Multicast Statistics 379
- Configuring VRRP 400
- Enabling VRRP on an Interface 401
- Displaying VRRP Statistics 406
- Selecting VR ID 408
- Virtual Routers 408
- Configuring IRDP 411
- Configuring LDAP 414
- Viewing LDAP Statistics 417
- Configuring Access Lists 421
- Conventions for 422
- How Packets are 423
- Processed 423
- What are 423
- Wildcards? 423
- What is TCP 424
- Established? 424
- Creating Access Rules 426
- Chapter 13 428
- Enabling an Access List 432
- Web Traffic 433
- Logging ACL Activity 435
- Enabling ACL Logging 436
- Setting a Logging Interval 437
- Optimizing Switch Performance 438
- Evaluating System Performance 441
- How Many Cache 442
- Entries? 442
- Identifying the Ports 445
- Configuring Hash Mode 446
- Potential Hashing 447
- Managing F-chip Memory 448
- Configuring RIP Routing 451
- Chapter 14 452
- Modifying RIP Interfaces 453
- V1 is the default setting 454
- Key Chains 457
- Configuring Key Chains 458
- Viewing RIP Statistics 461
- NBMA IP Interfaces 462
- Configuring the OSPF 463
- Routing Protocol 463
- Configuring OSPF 464
- Parameter Explanation 466
- Creating OSPF Areas 467
- Chapter 15 468
- Deleting OSPF Areas 469
- Modifying OSPF Areas 470
- Modifying OSPF Interfaces 471
- Creating OSPF Virtual Links 474
- Deleting OSPF Virtual Links 477
- Modifying OSPF Virtual Links 477
- Creating OSPF Summaries 478
- Deleting OSPF Summaries 479
- Displaying OSPF Statistics 481
- > show ip ospf stats 482
- Displaying OSPF Links 483
- Displaying OSPF Neighbors 484
- Definition 485
- Setting Up NBMA Neighbors 492
- Removing NBMA Neighbors 493
- Configuring IPX Routing 495
- IPX Datagram Structure 496
- Hardware Requirements 498
- Configuring IPX Interfaces 499
- Chapter 16 500
- Creating IPX Static Routes 503
- Deleting IPX Static Routes 505
- Modifying IPX Static Routes 506
- Creating IPX Static Services 506
- Deleting IPX Static Service 509
- Modifying IPX Static Service 509
- Searching the IPX Route Table 512
- Configuring the IPX RIP 521
- Protocol 521
- Chapter 17 522
- Configuring the IPX SAP 531
- Chapter 18 532
- Creating IPX SAP Filters 533
- Creating IPX SAP Name Filters 534
- Default value is outbound 539
- Configuring AppleTalk 545
- Chapter 19 546
- Configuring AppleTalk Routing 547
- Editing AppleTalk Interfaces 551
- Viewing AppleTalk Statistics 566
- > show appletalk arp [all] 574
- Managing Intelligent 579
- Multicasting 579
- Chapter 20 580
- The Dissemination 582
- Process, LGMP 582
- Snooping 582
- Displaying Router Ports 586
- 239.255.255.255 594
- Creating Static Client Ports 596
- Deleting Static Client Ports 597
- Managing IGMP Snooping 598
- Managing the LGMP Server 600
- — APPLY to save your changes 601
- Managing the LGMP Client 606
- Enabling the LGMP Client 608
- Managing CGMP Snooping 610
- Enabling CGMP Snooping 611
- Viewing CGMP Snooping 613
- Monitoring the Avaya 615
- Multiservice Switch 615
- Checking Active Alarms 616
- Using the Event Subsystem 617
- 4. Click APPLY 620
- Table 21-2. Event Classes 620
- (configure)# 621
- Setting Log Size 624
- > show logging [shutdown] 626
- Clearing the Event Log 627
- Viewing Event Statistics 627
- Configuring Syslog 629
- Chapter 21 630
- Viewing Utilization Settings 634
- Sample 8: 3 percent 635
- Sample 9: 3 percent 635
- Sample 10: 2 percent 635
- Sample 11: 3 percent 635
- N Utilizatio 636
- Monitoring and Configuring 637
- Web page parameters 641
- Chapter 22 644
- Using RMON and Ethernet 649
- Performance 649
- Chapter 23 650
- Statistic Indicates Actions 652
- Setting Up Port Mirroring 655
- Managing Buffers and Queues 667
- Chapter 24 674
- Why implement QoS? 676
- How Does QoS Work? 677
- Diagram of QoS Process 680
- Classification of Traffic 681
- Default Priority 682
- Using a Default 684
- ACL Rule 684
- Diffserv 685
- Precedence of Priorities 685
- Supported Number of Queues 686
- Examples 688
- Chapter 25 690
- Displaying the DiffServ Table 695
- Setting Up an ACL Rule 696
- Keywords 697
- Arguments, and 697
- arguments are 1-based 698
- Keyword, Argument or 698
- Examples: 699
- Standard ACL 699
- Extended ACL 700
- To... Enter 701
- Setting Up a Default ACL Rule 702
- Ingress Policing 703
- Setting Up Policing 704
- Queue-Servicing Algorithms 707
- Strict Priority Queueing 709
- Management Traffic 710
- Setting Up WFQ 711
- Setting Up CBQ 713
- Setting Up CBWFQ 714
- QoS Statistics 718
- Statistic Explanation 719
- Egress Port 720
- Statistics for 10/ 720
- 100 Modules 720
- Statistics for 721
- Gigabit Modules 721
- Buffer Statistics 722
- Displaying QoS Statistics 724
- Resetting the QoS Statistics 725
- Upgrading the Application 727
- Software 727
- Appendix A 730
- Setting the Startup Image 733
- Supervisor Modules 733
- Verifying the Upgrade 736
- Boot Mode 737
- Password Recovery 738
- Boot> reset 739
- Appendix B 740
- Supported MIB Groups 741
- Bridging 742
- General Private MIBs 742
- Monitoring 744
- FCC Notice 745
- Avertissement! 746
- Numerics 747
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