1. Enter the configuration mode and view the current configuration file information
Enter the command: system-view \\ into the configuration mode
Enter the command: display current-configuration \\ to view the current configuration file information
2. Turn on the Telnet function
Enter the command: telnet server enable
3. Set the user name and password for logging in to Telnet locally
Enter the command: local-user XiJiaojipei //Set the user name
password simple 12345678 //Set password
4. Set the login type of the local user to Telnet
Enter the command: service-type telnet
5. View local interface information
Enter the command: display interface brief
6. Divide the corresponding VLAN information and set VLAN aliases
Enter the command: VLAN X //Create the corresponding VLAN
Enter the command: name X //Set the corresponding VLAN alias
Enter the command: display vlan brief //View the created VLAN and its related information
7. Divide the designated interface into the corresponding VLAN and configure the VLAN management address
Enter the command: port GigabitEthernet 1/0/1 to GigabitEthernet 1/0/4
Enter the command: ip address 192.168.2.253 255.255.255.0 \\Configure the VLAN20 management address as 192.168.2.253 and the subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Remark:
To delete the newly configured IP address, enter the command: undo ip address
8. View the divided interface and designated VLAN information
Enter the command: display interface brief
9. Set interfaces 21 to 24 as switch cascade interfaces
Enter the command: The first port link-type trunk //Set the connector type to trunk, which means port aggregation
The second port trunk permit vlan all //Set the pass mode of the interface to all VLANs
Article 3 dhcp snooping trust //Allow DHCP service transparent transmission
Note: In order for the packets of VLAN 10 and VLAN 20 on the new switch to be sent to the old switch, configure the link type from GigabitEthernet 1/0/21 to GigabitEthernet 1/0/24 to Trunk, and allow the packets of VLAN 10 and VLAN 20 to pass .
10. View the results of the trunk interface settings
Enter the command: display interface brief
11. Set the switch name to the specified name
Enter the command: sysname YDxj-s5130
12. Turn on DHCP service and lldp service
Enter the command: dhcp enable //Enable DHCP service
lldp global enable //Enable the LLDP function
13. Turn on the POE power supply function of the designated port and view it
Enter the command: POE enable //Enable the POE function of the specified port
14. Configure the cascade port
Enter the command Step 1: interface GigabitEthernet 1/0/21 \\ into the port
Step 2: speed 1000 \\set the speed to 1000M
The third step: duplex full \\set the port to full duplex mode
The fourth step: flow-control \\open flow control, the default is closed state
Step 5: mdi auto \\Set the Ethernet port to be automatically detected, normal (default) is a straight line, and across is a crossover line.
15. Restore the factory settings of the switch
Enter the command: restore factory-default \\ restore factory configuration, clean up operating data
Note: After restarting, enter the command reset save-configuration, and then restart the switch to clear the original configuration file
Note: After restoring the factory settings, you need to restart the switch
16. Configure ARP anti-attack mode
input the command:
The first step: dhcp snooping enable \\open the DHCP probe function
Step 2: arp detection enable \\open VLAN1 ARP intrusion detection function
The third step: dhcp snooping trust \\ set the upper cascade port as a DHCP snooping trusted port
Step 4: arp detection trust \\Set the upper cascade port to ARP detection trust port
Step 5: arp rate-limit 20 \\Set the port ARP packet rate limit function, set the maximum rate of ARP packets to 20pps