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Contents

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Safety Information

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CLI Conventions

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Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

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C360 Features and Benefits

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Network Optimization

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Manageability

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Redundancy

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VLAN Support

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Security

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Quality of Service (QoS)

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Monitoring

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Layer 3 Support

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Management

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C360 Switch Configurations

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C360 Front Panels

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Figure 5: C360 Function LEDs

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1. PoE LED on C360-PWR only

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C360 Rear Panel

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Figure 7: C360 Rear Panel

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Chapter 3: Installation

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Site Preparation

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Rack Mounting (Optional)

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Installation

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Wall Mounting (Optional)

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Stacking (optional)

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Inter-Connecting Switches

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Prerequisites

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1. Transceiver clip location

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1. AC Input

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2. BUPS DC Input

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AC Power Cable

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Powering Up the Avaya C360

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Connecting a BUPS

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Budgeting Power

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Post-Installation

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C360 CLI

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Establishing Connections

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CLI Architecture

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Security Levels

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Defining new local users

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Exiting the Supervisor Level

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Entering the CLI

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Establishing Switch Access

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Introduction to SSH

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SSH client connection:

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User Authentication

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SSH Commands

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Sessions)

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PPP interface IP address

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SNMP Support

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SNMP Commands

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Introduction to RADIUS

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RADIUS Commands

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Recovery Password

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Allowed Managers

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Allowed Protocols

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Configuring the Switch

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Avaya C360 Default Settings

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Introduction

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Basic Switch Configuration

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Identifying the system

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Operating parameters

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Layer 2 Configuration File

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Layer 3 Configuration File

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Switch Configuration

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SCP Protocol Support

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System Logging

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Message Facilities

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Syslog Servers

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Telnet Client Support

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Monitoring CPU Utilization

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Ethernet

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Fast Ethernet

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Gigabit Ethernet

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Auto-Negotiation

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Full-Duplex/Half-Duplex

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MDI/MDI-X Detection

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Flow Control

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Priority

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MAC Address

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CAM Table

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MAC Aging

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Avaya C360 Layer 2 Features

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VLAN Overview

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VLAN Tagging

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Multi VLAN Binding

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Ingress VLAN Security

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VLAN CLI Commands

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802.1x CLI Commands

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Spanning Tree Protocol

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Spanning Tree per Port

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Port Roles

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MAC Security

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MAC Security CLI Commands

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LAG (Link Aggregate Group)

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Port Redundancy

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Port Redundancy Operation

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Intermodule Port Redundancy

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Port Redundancy CLI Commands

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IP Multicast Filtering

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Figure notes:

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IP Multicast CLI Commands

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RMON Overview

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RMON CLI Commands

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SMON Overview

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Port Mirroring

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Weighted Queuing

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LLDP Agent

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Supported TLVs

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Configuring the LLDP Agent

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LLDP Agent CLI Commands

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Avaya C360 Layer 3 Features

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3. Click Next

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5. Click Next

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What is Routing?

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1. First Hop:

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2. Second Hop:

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Routing Configuration

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IP Configuration

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RIP Overview

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RIP CLI Commands

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OSPF Overview

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OSPF CLI Commands

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Static Routing Configuration

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Route Preferences

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Route Redistribution

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Route Redistribution Commands

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ARP Overview

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The ARP Table

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ARP CLI Commands

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Relay Configuration

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BOOTP/DHCP CLI Commands

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NetBIOS Overview

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VRRP Overview

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VRRP Configuration Example 1

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VRRP CLI Commands

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Policy Configuration

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Policy Configuration Example

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Features

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PD Connected

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Powering Devices

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Power Over Ethernet

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Overview

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System Requirements

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Running the Device Manager

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Figure 35: The Welcome Page

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(see Figure 36

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Figure 36: Device Manager

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Installing the Java Plug-in

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Documentation

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Stack Health

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Stack Health CLI Commands

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Chapter 13: Maintenance

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Hardware NVRAM Initialization

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1. SPARE JUMPER

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2. NVRAM INIT Jumper

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Maintenance

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Firmware Download

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Firmware Banks

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Appendix A: Mixed Stacks

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Hardware Compatibility

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Feature Compatibility

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QoS Mapping

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Mixed Stacks

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Telephones

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IETF - Layer 2

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IETF - Layer 3

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IETF - Network Monitoring

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Standards and Compatibility

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Appendix D: Specifications

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Power Requirements

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Environmental

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Interfaces

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GBIC Transceivers

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SX Transceiver

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ELX Transceiver

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Copper Transceiver

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Console Pin Assignments

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Specifications

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Numerical

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