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Technical Design Guide

HP 2510G/ 2810/ 2520G-24G-PoE 10/100/1000 Switch Series CLI Migration to HP 2530 10/100/1000 Switch Series • Technical Migration Guide

Table of Contents

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................... 2

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3

Objective ................................................................................................................................................. 3

Physical Characteristics ......................................................................................................................... 3

L2 & Traffic Management ....................................................................................................................... 4

Security ................................................................................................................................................... 4

Manageability ......................................................................................................................................... 4

HP 2530 Switch Series Accessories ........................................................................................................ 6

Transceivers ................................................................................................................................... 6

Direct Attached Cables ................................................................................................................... 7

Mounting Kit ................................................................................................................................... 7

Operator Level Commands ..................................................................................................................... 8

Show Commands at Operator Level ................................................................................................. 14

Manager Privilege Commands ............................................................................................................. 54

Standard Manager Commands ......................................................................................................... 54

Clear Commands .............................................................................................................................. 57

Copy Commands at Manager Level .................................................................................................. 61

Show Commands at Manager Level ................................................................................................. 84

Global Configuration Level Commands ................................................................................................ 97

Context Configuration Level Commands ........................................................................................... 167

Port or Trunk-Group Context Commands .................................................................................. 167

For more information ......................................................................................................................... 169

HP 2510G/2810/2520G* to HP 2530 CLI Migration Design Guide 3

Introduction

HP customers that currently own HP 2510G/2810/2520G-24G-PoE 10/100/1000 series of switches will notice that additional feature/functionality has been added to the HP 2530 10/100/100 series switch. To try to eliminate confusion, HP has created this document to display commonality as well as differences between the hardware/software platforms, to help customers make a smooth transition from one platform to another.

The intended audience for this Technical Design Guide is technical pre-sales staff including HP Networking Solution Architects, HP Networking Technical Consultants, and HP Networking partner technical pre-sales staff and customers.

Objective

The purpose of this document is to give an overall comparison between the 10/100/1000 series of the HP 2510G/2810/2520G switches and the HP 2530 Switch and list the differences between the HP 2510G/2810/2520-24G-PoE Command Line Interface (CLI) and the HP 2530 Command Line Interface (CLI). Since the hardware and software are different between platforms, there are some CLI commands that have been added to reflect the HP 2530 Switch’s newer hardware features, and commands that have been slightly modified to reflect the HP 2530 Switch’s software required to support the platform. The intent is to help the customer transition from one CLI to another quickly and effectively.

Due to column format limitations, tables will reflect HP 2520G* for the HP 2520-24G-PoE switch

Description HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Software Version Tested Y.11.40 J.15.09.0004 N.11.57 YA.15.10.0000x

Physical Characteristics


L2 & Traffic Management

Security

Manageability


For updated information on accessories, please go to http://www.hp.com/go/networking

HP has been very successful deploying layer 2 switches for many years and this chart shows the migration from the existing switches that will be replaced by the new 2530 switches. The 2530 switches have been designed to support virtually all of the features of the existing products so that our customers can easily migrate to this new platform.

IEEE 802.3at Power Over Ethernet Plus provides up to 30 W per port for PoE-/PoE+-powered devices such as video IP phones, IEEE 802.11n wireless access points, and advanced pan/zoom/tilt security cameras.

The proliferation of these power hungry devices is exploding so the ability to support those devices is key for many customers.

The 2530 is designed to address this PoE+ requirement with a cost-effective design. The 2530-48G-PoE+ has a power budget of 382Watts for PoE power. This table depicts examples of how many devices can be supported.

The PoE configuration is completely flexible. The only limit is the total PoE budget.

http://www.hp.com/go/networking


The 2530 is available in both 24 and 48 gigabit ports, with or without PoE+. Each switch has 4 SFPs for fiber support.

HP 2530 Switch Series Accessories

Transceivers • HP X121 1G SFP LC SX Transceiver (J4858C) • HP X121 1G SFP LC LX Transceiver (J4859C) • HP X121 1G SFP LC LH Transceiver (J4860C) • HP X111 100M SFP LC FX Transceiver (J9054C) • HP X112 100M SFP LC BX-D Transceiver (J9099B) • HP X112 100M SFP LC BX-U Transceiver (J9100B) • HP X122 1G SFP LC BX-D Transceiver (J9142B) • HP X122 1G SFP LC BX-U Transceiver (J9143B) • HP X121 1G SFP RJ45 T Transceiver (J8177C)


Direct Attached Cables • HP 0.5 m Multimode OM3 LC/LC Optical Cable (AJ833A) • HP 1 m Multimode OM3 LC/LC Optical Cable (AJ834A) • HP 2 m Multimode OM3 LC/LC Optical Cable (AJ835A) • HP 5 m Multimode OM3 LC/LC Optical Cable (AJ836A) • HP 15 m Multimode OM3 LC/LC Optical Cable (AJ837A) • HP 30 m Multimode OM3 LC/LC Optical Cable (AJ838A) • HP 50 m Multimode OM3 LC/LC Optical Cable (AJ839A)

Mounting Kit

• HP X410 1U Universal 4-post Rack Mounting Kit (J9583A)


Operator Level Commands

Operator Level Commands give access to the status and counters menu, the event Log, and the CLI*, but have no configuration capabilities.

On the Operator level, the configuration menu, download OS, and reboot switch options in the main menu are not available.

Operator Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Chassislocate

Format

> ChassisLocate blink 10 <cr> > ChassisLocate off <cr>

> ChassisLocate on 15 <cr>

Function/Result

Control the chassis locate led

blink

<off><cr>

<on> (1-1440)

default 30 min Range


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

enable

Format

> enable <cr> Password:

Function/Result

Enter the Manager Exec context

# command prompt


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

exit

Format

> exit <cr> Do you want to log out [y/n]?

Function/Result

Terminate this console/telnet session



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

link-test

Format

> link-test E0-2A-82-2D-C0-D4 repetitions 10 timeout 10 vlan 1 <cr>

MAC-ADDR

repetitions

timeout

vlan

Function/Result

Test the connection to a MAC address on the LAN


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

logout

Format

>logout Do you want to log out [y/n]?

Function/Result

Logs out of switch



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

menu

Format

>menu

Function/Result

Brings up menu screen


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

page

Format

>page <cr> >no page (to remove) <cr>

Function/Result

Toggles paging mode

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

ping

Format

> ping 10.10.10.212 repetitions 5 timeout 3 <cr>

IP-ADDR

Repetitions

timeout

2520G*/2530 Format

> ping data-fill 20 data-size 100 10.10.10.212 repetitions 5 source 10.10.10.52 timeout 2 <cr> > ping data-fill 20 data-size 100 demolync.htmedemo.com repetitions 5 source 10.10.10.52 timeout 2 <cr>

2530 Format

>ping timeout 10 10.10.10.1 ip-option record-route repetitions 50 source 10.10.10.2 data-size 100 <cr>

data-fill

<octet-str/cr>

data-size

<0-65471>

<IP-ADDR/VLAN-ID>

HOST-NAME-STR

<Data-fill/data-size/repetitions/source/timeout>

X

X

ip-option

<include-timestamp

include-timestamp-and-address

include-timestamp-from/ record-route/strict-

source/route>

tos <0-255>

data-fill

data-size

repetitions

source

IP-Address

X X X

Function/Result

10.10.10.212 is alive, iteration 3, time = 3 ms



5 packets transmitted, 5 packets received, 0% packet loss

round-trip (ms) min/avg/max = 2/2/3



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

ping6

2520G*/2530 Format

> ping6 fe80::2:1%vlan10 <cr> > ping6 2002:1063:14e9::1063:14e9 repetitions 3 <cr> > ping6 2002:1063:14e9::1063:14e9<cr>

data-fill

HOST-NAME-STR

IPv6-ADDR

data-size

repetitions

source

<IPv6-ADDR/VLAN-ID>

X

X

2530 Format

> ping6 timeout 2002:1063:14e9::1063:14e9 ip-option record-route repetition 50 source 2002:c058:6301::c058 data-size 1 <cr>

Function/Result

The Ping6 test is a point-to-point test that accepts an IPv6 address or IPv6 host name to see if an IPv6 switch is communicating properly with another device on the same or another IPv6 network

timeout

Ip-option

<include-timestamp


include-timestamp-from/

record-route/strict-source/route>

data-fill

data-size

repetitions

source

<IPV6-ADDR/VLAN-ID/Loopback>

timeout

X

X

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

traceroute

Format

> traceroute 10.10.10.212 <maxttl,minttl,probes,timeout> <cr>

IP-ADDR

<Maxttl/minttl/

Probes/timeout/cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> traceroute hptmedemo.com <maxttl,minttl,probes,timeout> <cr> > traceroute 10.10.10.212 source vlan1 <cr> > traceroute 10.10.10.212 source 10.10.10.52 <cr>

2530 Format

>traceroute timeout 10 10.10.10.1 ip-option record-route repetitions 50 source 10.10.10.2 data-size 100 <cr> >traceroute source loopback 0 10.10.10.1 maxttl 10 <cr>

Function/Result

Display ipv4 traceroute to a device on the network

HOST-NAME-STR

<Maxttl/minttl/

Probes/timeout/cr>

distport/srcport

source

<IP-ADDR/VLAN-ID>

<cr>

X X

ip-option

include-timestamp


include-timestamp-from

loose-source-route

IP-ADDR

record-route

distport

<Maxttl/minttl/

probes/timeout/

Srcport>

source

<IP-ADDR/VLAN-ID>

<loopback><0-7>

X

X

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

traceroute6

2520G*/2530 Format

> traceroute6 2001:db8::10 <maxttl,minttl,probes,timeout> <cr> > traceroute6 2001:db8::10 <maxttl,minttl,probes,timeout> <cr> > traceroute6 hptmedemo.com <maxttl,minttl,probes,timeout> <cr> > traceroute6 2001:db8::10 source 1 <cr> > traceroute6 2001:db8::10 source> <cr>

2530 Format

> traceroute6 2001:db8::10 source loopback 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Display ipv6 traceroute to a device on the network

>traceroute6 to 2001:db8::10

1 hop min, 30 hops max, 5 sec. timeout, 3 probes

1 2001:db8::a:1c:e3:3 0 ms

IP-ADDRv6

<Maxttl/minttl/

Probes/timeout/cr>

HOST-NAME-STR

<Maxttl/minttl/

Probes/timeout/cr>

source

<IP-ADDRv6

VLAN-ID><cr>

X X

source

<loopback><0-7> X X

X

Show Commands at Operator Level


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

access-list

2530 Format

> show access-list <name of created ACL> <cr> > show access-list acl config <cr>

ACL-NAME-STR

config

ports

ethernet PORT-LIST

radius

X X X


> show access-list ports ethernet <all, or port numbers 1,2,3,…) <cr> > show access-list radius ethernet <all, or port numbers 1,2,3,…) <cr> > show access-list resources <cr>

Function/Result

ACL-NAME-STR Display detailed information on specified ACL.

config Show CLI syntax required to create ACL(s).

ports Show ACLs applied to the specified ports.

radius Display ACLs applied via RADIUS.

resources Display ACL Rules/Masks availability.

ethernet PORT-LIST

resources


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

accounting

Format

> show accounting sessions <cr>

Function/Result

Show accounting data for all active sessions

sessions

Operator Privilege Level Sub commands HP

2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

alias

2530 Format

X X

> show alias <cr>

Function/Result

Display configured alias commands



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

arp

Format

> show arp vlan <name> <cr>

Function/Result

Displays IP ARP translation table

>show arp vlan 1

IP ARP table - VLAN 1

IP Address MAC Address Type Port

--------------- ----------------- ------- ----

10.10.10.141 68b599-f0119c dynamic 1

vlan


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

authentication

Format

> show authentication <cr>

Function/Result

Show Authentication configuration


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

authorization

Format

>show authorization <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

>Show authorization group <group name> <cr>

Function/Result

Display authorization configuration

<cr>

Group

Groupname-str

X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

banner

Format

>show banner motd <cr>

2530 Format

>show banner exec <cr>

Function/Result

Display the banner text motd (message of the day)

>show banner motd

Banner Information

Banner status: Enabled

Configured Banner:

THIS IS A RESTRICTED AREA....ENTER ONLY IF YOU HAVE AUTHORIZATION!

Display the configured exec (post-logon) banner text.

Motd

exec X X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

boot-history

Format

>show boot-history <cr>

Function/Result

Display the system boot log >show boot-history

Master -- Saved Crash Information (most recent first):



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

cdp

Format

> show cdp <cr> > show cdp neighbors detail e 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Display the CDP configuration and neighbors discovered

Displays all ports

>show cdp Global CDP information Enable CDP [Yes] : Yes (Receive Only) Port CDP ---- -------- 1 enabled … 28 enabled Displays specific port >show cdp neighbors ethernet 1 CDP neighbors information for port 1 Port Device ID | Platform Capability ---- ----------------------------- + ---------------------------- ----------- 1 00 23 89 e9 81 4c | H3C Comware Platform Soft... R S

neighbors

detail

<ethernet PORT-LIST>


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

console

Format

> show console <cr>

Function/Result

Display Console/Serial Link settings

>show console Inbound Telnet Enabled [Yes] : Yes Web Agent Enabled [Yes] : Yes Terminal Type [VT100] : VT100 Screen Refresh Interval (sec) [3] : 3 Displayed Events [All] : All Baud Rate [Speed Sense] : speed-sense Flow Control [XON/XOFF] : XON/XOFF Session Inactivity Time (min) [0] : 0



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

cpu

Format

> show cpu 100 <cr>

Function/Result

Display average CPU utilization over the last 1, 5 and 60 seconds, or the number of seconds specified. > show cpu 100 9/100 busy, for past 100 sec

<1-300>


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

default-config

2530 Format

>show default or show default-config <cr>

Function/Result

When config is copied to default, command to show default-config will list configuration, even though show config files does not list the default-config as a file >show config files Configuration files: id | act pri sec | name 1 | * * * | config 2 | | testconfig 3 | | A Custom Default Configuration exists. show default-config ; J9624A Configuration Editor; Created on release #RA.15.06.0009 ; Ver #01:0d:0c hostname "HP 2530" ip access-list standard "1" 10 permit 10.10.10.0 255.255.255.0 log exit no stack ip default-gateway 10.10.10.1 vlan 1 name "vlan1" untagged 1-28 ip address 10.10.10.52 255.255.255.0 exit sflow 1 destination 10.10.10.222

X X X


ip timep manual 10.10.10.212 snmp-server community "public" snmp-server community "private" unrestricted snmp-server host 10.10.10.222 community "read" snmp-server host 10.10.10.222 community "write" snmp-server contact "" no dhcp config-file-update password manager


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

dhcp

2520G*/2530 Format

> show dhcp client config-file-update <cr>

2530 Format

> show dhcp client hostname <cr>

Function/Result

Automatic Configuration Update with DHCP

<Config-file-update>

X X

client

<hostname>

X X X

Option 66 HP switches are initially booted up with the factory-shipped configuration file. This feature provides a way to automatically download a different configuration file from a TFTP server using DHCP Option 66. The prerequisites for this to function correctly are: ■ One or more DHCP servers with Option 66 are enabled ■ One or more TFTP servers has the desired configuration file.


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

dos-filter

2520G*/2530 Format

> show dos-filter <cr>

Function/Result

Display Denial of Service (DoS) attack packet filtering

X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Energy-efficient-ethernet

2530 Format

> show energy-efficient-ethernet ethernet 7 <cr>

Function/Result > show energy-efficient-ethernet ethernet 7 Port | EEE Config Current Status txWake(us) 7 | Disabled Inactive

<Ethernet Port-LIST/Status/cr>

X X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

fastboot

Format

> show fastboot <cr>

Function/Result

Displays current status of fastboot on switch >show fastboot

Fast Boot: Disabled


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

fault-finder

Format

> show fault-finder <cr>

Function/Result

Displays the fault finder table

Fault Finder Fault ID Sensitivity Action

bad-driver medium warn

bad-transceiver medium warn

bad-cable medium warn

too-long-cable medium warn

over-bandwidth medium warn

broadcast-storm medium warn

loss-of-link medium warn



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

filter

Format

> show filter source-port <cr>

Function/Result

Displays a table of security filters or a filter’s detailed information, if the filter’s INDEX is specified

INDEX

Source-port

<cr>

X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

flash

Format

>show flash <cr>

Function/Result

Display the version of software stored in the Primary and Secondary image locations >show flash Image Size(Bytes) Date Version ----- ---------- -------- ------- Primary Image : 3963484 07/19/11 R.11.XX Secondary Image : 3963484 07/19/11 R.11.XX Boot Rom Version: R.10.06 Current Boot : Primary



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

front-panel-security

Format

> show front-panel-security <cr>

Function/Result

Display current security status of the front panel buttons >show front-panel-security

Clear Password - Enabled

Reset-on-clear - Disabled

Factory Reset - Enabled

Password Recovery - Enabled


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

gvrp

Format

> show gvrp <cr>

Function/Result

Display GVRP settings

>show gvrp GVRP support Maximum VLANs to support [8] for 2510G/3820 [256] for 2520G*/2530 : 256 Primary VLAN : vlan1 GVRP Enabled [No] : No



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

history

Format

> show history <cr>

Function/Result

Displays previously entered commands >show history 24 dir 23 exit 22 dir 21 show system 20 show ver 19 show flash 18 show print 17 show flash 16 en 15….


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

igmp

Format

> show igmp delayed-flush <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> show igmp filter-unknown-mcast <cr>

Function/Result

Displays global switch IGMP configuration parameters >show igmp delayed-flush IGMP Delayed Group Flush Timer: Disabled >show igmp filter-unknown-mcast IGMP Filter Unknown Multicast: Disabled IGMP Filter Unknown Multicast Status: Disabled IGMP Delayed Group Flush Timer: Disabled

Delayed-flush

Filter-unknown-mcast

X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

instrumentation

Format

>show instrumentation <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> show instrumentation monitor <cr> > show instrumentation monitor configuration <cr>

Function/Result

Display internal version-dependant counters for debugging >show instrumentation monitor config PARAMETER LIMIT ------------------------- --------------- mac-address-count Not monitored ip-address-count Not monitored system-resource-usage Not monitored system-delay Not monitored mac-moves/min Not monitored learn-discards/min Not monitored pkts-to-closed-ports/min Not monitored arp-requests/min Not monitored login-failures/min Not monitored port-auth-failures/min Not monitored SNMP trap generation for alerts: disabled Instrumentation monitoring log : disabled

<cr>

<cam/resptime><cr>

<monitor><configuration>

X

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

include-credentials

2520G*/2530 Format

> show include-credentials <cr>

Function/Result

Display whether or not credentials will be included when the current configuration file is saved off the switch > show include-credentials Stored in Configuration : No Enabled in Active Configuration : N/A

X X


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

interfaces

Format

> show interfaces brief <cr> > show interfaces brief ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show interfaces config <cr> > show interfaces ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show port-utilization <cr>

2510G Format

> show interfaces snmp-counters e 1 <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> show interfaces display <cr> > show interfaces transceiver detail <cr> > show interfaces transceiver ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Brief

ethernet PORT-LIST

Config

ethernet PORT-LIST

Port-utilization

Snmp-counters

ethernet PORT-LIST

X

X X

display

Transceiver

Detail

ethernet PORT-LIST

X

X


2530 Format

> show interfaces queues ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Display port configuration and status information

>show interface brief Status and Counters - Port Status | Intrusion MDI Flow Bcast Port Type | Alert Enabled Status Mode Mode Ctrl Limit 1 10/100TX | No Yes Up 100FDx MDIX off 0 2 10/100TX | No Yes Down 10FDx MDI off 0 … 9 10/100TX | No Yes Down 10FDx MDIX off 0

>show interfaces ethernet 1 Status and Counters - Port Counters for port 1 MAC Address : 101f74-a635ff Link Status : Up Totals (Since boot or last clear) : Bytes Rx : 2,533,150 Bytes Tx : 1,803,014 Unicast Rx : 1354 Unicast Tx : 1042 Bcast/Mcast Rx : 25,042 Bcast/Mcast Tx : 22,748 Errors (Since boot or last clear) : FCS Rx : 0 Drops Tx : 0 Alignment Rx : 0 Collisions Tx : 0 Runts Rx : 0 Late Colln Tx : 0 Giants Rx : 0 Excessive Colln : 0 Total Rx Errors : 0 Deferred Tx : 0

Queues


X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

ip

Format

>show ip <cr> >show ip igmp config <cr> >show ip route <cr>

2510G/2810 Format

> show ip igmp group 10.10.10.1 <cr>

2520G* Format

>show ip counters loopback <loopback-ID> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

>show icmp <cr> >show ip igmp vlan 1 group 10.10.10.1 <cr> >show ip igmp statistics <cr> >show ip counters vlan 1 <cr> >show ip counters ipv4 <cr>

2530 Format

>show ip source-interface detail radius <cr> >show ip source-interface slow detail <cr> >show ip source-interface tacacs

Igmp

<config/ /VLAN-ID/cr>

Route<cr>

Igmp

Group <IP-ADDR>

X

X

<Counters>

<loopback><LOOPBACK-ID>

X

X

X

ICMP

IGMP

< Config/statistics

/groups> <cr>

<vlan <VLAN-ID><config/counters

/group/statistics>

<Counters>

<VLAN-ID/IPv4/IPv6><cr>

X

X

Source-interface

Detail

<radius/sntp/syslog/

tacacs/telnet/tftp/sflow/cr>

radius/sflow/sntp/status/

syslog/tacacs/telnet/tftp/cr>

<detail/status>

X

X

X


status <cr>

Function/Result

Display the device IP configuration. >show ip source-interface Source-IP Configuration Information Protocol | Admin Selection Policy IP Interface IP Address -------- + ----------------------- -------------- --------------- Tacacs | Outgoing Interface Radius | Outgoing Interface Syslog | Outgoing Interface Telnet | Outgoing Interface Tftp | Outgoing Interface Sntp | Outgoing Interface Sflow | Outgoing Interface > show ip counters Address Family : IPv4 IP In Datagrams Received : 29811 IP In Octets Received : 770030 IP In Datagrams Broadcast Received : 26032 IP In Octets Broadcast Received : 26,032 IP In Datagrams Multicast Received : 1242 IP In Octets Multicast Received : 64460



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Ipv6

2520G*/2530 Format

>show ipv6 dhcp-client authentication vlan 1 <cr>

>show ipv6 dhcp-client statistics vlan 1 <cr> >show ipv6 nd <cr> >show ipv6 neighbors vlan 1 <cr> >show ipv6 route <cr> >show ipv6 routers vlan 1 <cr> >show ipv6 vlan 1 <cr>

2530 Format

>show ipv6 counters <cr> >show ipv6 counters vlan 1 <cr> >show ipv6 mld config <cr> >show ipv6 mld statistics <cr> >show ipv6 mld vlan 1 <cr> >show ipv6 mld vlan 1 config <cr>

Function/Result

Display ipv6 device information > show ipv6 Internet (IPv6) Service IPv6 Routing : Disabled

Dhcp-client

Authentication

<VLAN<Vlan-id>/cr>

Statistics

VLAN<Vlan-id>/cr>

Nd<cr>

Neighbors<vlan/cr>

Route

<Vlan><vlan-id><cr>

Routers

Vlan<Vlan-id/cr>

Vlan

<Vlan-id/cr>

X X

Counters

<ipv4/ipv6/vlan/cr>

Mld

<Config/Statistics/cr>

Vlan<Vlan-id>

<config/counters/

group/statistics/cr>

X X X


Default Gateway : ND DAD : Enabled DAD Attempts : 3


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

jumbo

2530 Format

> show jumbo <cr>

X X

Function/Result

Displays the untagged Max frame size for the switch > show jumbos Jumbos Global Values Configured : MaxFrameSize : 9216 Ip-MTU : 9198 In Use : MaxFrameSize : 9216 Ip-MTU : 9198


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

key-chain

Format

> show key-chain <cr> > show key-chain <CHAIN-NAME-STR> <cr>

CHAIN-NAME-STR

Function/Result

Display key chains



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

lacp

Format

>show lacp <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> show lacp counters ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show lacp local ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show lacp peer ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

<counters/local/peer>

<Ethernet PORT-LIST/cr>

X X

Function/Result

Display lacp port configuration


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

link-keepalive

2530 Format

> show link-keepalive <cr> > show link-keepalive <statistics> <cr>

Statistics

<cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Display link-keepalive information >show link-keepalive

Total link-keepalive enabled ports: 0

Keepalive Retries: 4

Keepalive Interval: 5 sec



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

lldp

Format

> show lldp config ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show lldp info local-device ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show lldp info remote-device ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show lldp statistics ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all <cr>

Function/Result

Displays various lldp settings > show lldp config

LLDP Global Configuration

LLDP Enabled [Yes] : Yes

LLDP Transmit Interval [30] : 30

LLDP Hold time Multiplier [4] : 4

LLDP Delay Interval [2] : 2

LLDP Reinit Interval [2] : 2

LLDP Notification Interval [5] : 5

LLDP Fast Start Count [5] : 5 nction/Result

Config

<Ethernet port list/cr>

Info

Local-device

Remote-device

Statistics



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

lockout-mac

Format

>show lockout-mac <cr>

Function/Result

Display the MAC addresses that have been locked out of the switch > show lockout-mac Locked Out Addresses ---empty list--- Number of locked out MAC addresses = 0



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

logging

Format

>show logging <cr> or <-a/-r/-m/-p/-w/-i/-d/OPTION-STR> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

>show logging –b <cr>

2530 Format

>show logging –t <cr>

Function/Result

Display log events >show log -m Keys: W=Warning I=Information M=Major D=Debug E=Error ---- Event Log listing: Events Since Boot ---- M 01/01/90 00:00:17 03001 system: System reboot due to Power Failure

-a Display all log events, including those from previous boot cycles.

-r Display log events in reverse order (most recent first).

-m Major event class.

-p Performance event class

-w Warning event class.

-i Information event class.

-d Debug event class.

OPTION-STR Filter events shown.

<cr>

-b Display log events as time since boot instead of date/time format.

X X

-t Display log events in granularity in 10 milliseconds

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

loop-protect

Format

> show loop-protect ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Display loop protection status Status and Counters - Loop Protection Information Transmit Interval (sec) : 5 Port Disable Timer (sec) : Disabled Loop Detected Trap : Disabled



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

mac-address

Format

> show mac-address ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show mac-address 002389-e9816d <cr> > show mac-address vlan 1 <cr>

<ethernet Port-List/MAC-ADDR/

VLAN<vlan-id>/cr>

Function/Result

Display mac-address (with VLAN information) that the switch has learned. >show mac-address 002389-e9816b Status and Counters - Address Table - 002389-e9816b Port VLAN 1 >show mac-address vlan 1 Status and Counters - Address Table - VLAN 1 MAC Address Port 001ffe-626640 1 002389-e9816b 1 3ce5a6-ce6d8c 1 68b599-f0119c 1 68b599-fb4c83 1



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Mac-count-notify

2520G*/2530 Format

>show mac-count-notify traps e 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Show status of MAC-count-notify traps

Traps

<ethernet PORT-LIST/cr>

X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

mac-notify

2530 Format

> show mac-notify traps e 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Display a table for port configuration of mac-notify traps >show mac-notify traps Mac Notify Trap Information Mac-notify Enabled : No Mac-move Enabled : No Trap-interval : 30

Traps


X X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

management

Format

> show management <cr>

Function/Result

Display the switch’s addresses available for management and time server if the switch uses one. >show management Status and Counters - Management Address Information Time Server Address : 10.10.10.212 SNTP Servers : none configured Default Gateway : 10.10.10.1 VLAN Name MAC Address | IP Address 10.10.10.52



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

monitor

Format

> show monitor <cr>

Function/Result

Display switch’s network monitoring status & configuration information for port mirroring


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

name

Format

> show name <cr> > show name ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Display names assigned to ports

<cr>

<ethernet PORT-LIST><cr>


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

port-access

Format

> show port-access ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show port-access authenticator <clients/config/session-counters/statistics/vlans> <cr> > show port-access mac-based <clients/config/cr> <cr>

Ethernet PORT-LIST

Mac-based

<ethernet Port-List/Clients/config/cr>

Authenticator

Ethernet port-list/Clients/config/sessio

n-counters/statistics/vlan

Supplicant

<Ethernet port-list/statistics/cr>

Web-based

<Ethernet port-list/Clients/config/sessio


> show port-access web-based <clients/config/cr> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> show port-access config <cr>

Function/Result

Show status of 802.1X, Web Auth, and MAC Auth configurations.

2530 Format

> show port-access summary radius-overridden <cr>

Function/Result

Display 802.1x (Port Based Network Access) supplicant or authenticator current status and configuration >Port Access Status Summary radius-overridden Port-access authenticator activated [No] : No Allow RADIUS-assigned dynamic (GVRP) VLANs [No] : No Note: * indicates values dynamically overridden by RADIUS.

n-counters/statistics/vlan>

Config

<cr>

X

X

Summary

Radius-overridden

X

X

X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

power-over-ethernet

2520G*/2530 Format

> show power-over-ethernet brief <cr> > show power-over-ethernet ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Display port poe configuration and

<brief/

ethernet PORT-LIST/<cr>>

X

X


status information

>show power-over-ethernet Status and Counters - System Power Status Pre-standard Detect : Off Operational Status : On Usage Threshold (%) : 80 Chassis power-over-ethernet: Total Available Power : 126 W Total Failover Power : 0 W Total used Power : 0 W +/- 6W Total Remaining Power : 126 W Internal Power 1 126W/POE+ /Connected. External Power


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

protected-ports

Format

> show protected-ports <cr>

Function/Result

Displays the current protected-ports port-list >show protected-ports Protected-ports : Unprotected-ports: 1-28


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

qos

Format

> show qos dscp-map <cr> > show qos port-priority <cr> > show qos protocol-priority <cr>

2810/2530 Format

> show qos device-priority <cr>

Dscp-map

Port-priority

Protocol-priority

Device-priority

X X


2810/2520G*/2530 Format

> show qos resources <cr> > show qos tcp-udp-port-priority <cr> > show qos type-of-service <cr> > show vlan-priority <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> show qos queue-config <cr>

2530 Format

> show qos traffic-template template-name-str <cr>

2510G/2810/2520G*/2530 Result >show qos dscp-map DSCP -> 802.p priority mappings NOTE: 'qos type-of-service diff-services' must be configured before DSCP is honored on inbound traffic. DSCP policy 802.1p tag Policy name ----------- ----------- -------------------------------- 000000 No-override 000111 No-override 000001 No-override 001000 No-override 000010 No-override 001001 No-override 000011 No-override 001011 No-override 000100 No-override 001100 No-override 000101 No-override 001101 No-override 000110 No-override 001110 No-override

2810/2530 Result >show qos device-priority Device priorities Device Address Apply rule | DSCP Priority -------------------------------------------- ---------- + ------ ----------

2810/2520G*/2530 Result >show qos resources QoS Resource Usage Rules Rules Resources Resources Type Used Maximum Used Required

Resources <cr>

Tcp-udp-port-priority <cr>

Type-of-service <cr>

Vlan-priority <cr>

X

Queue-config <cr>

X X

Traffic-template

TEMPLATE-NAME-STR <cr>

X X X


-----------------|-----|-------|---------|-------- interface | 0 | 96 | 0 | 1 vlan | 0 | 120 | 0 | 1 type-of-service | 0 | 64 | 0 | 1 device-priority | 0 | 120 | 0 | 2 tcp- or udp-port | 0 | 30 | 0 | 2 1 of 5 QoS resources used

2520G*/2530 Result > show qos queue-config Egress Queue Configuration Queue servicing: weighted-round-robin Traffic Template: default-tcgt 802.1p Queue Priority ----- -------- 1 1,2 2 0,3 3 4,5 4 6,7

2530 Result >show qos traffic-template test Template Name: test Status : Valid Queue Priorities Name ----- ---------- -------------------- 1 1-2 background-tcg 2 0,3 best-effort-tcg 3 4-5 controlled-load-tcg 4 6-7 control-tcg

Function

Display various qos settings


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

qos-passthrough-mode

2510G/2810 Format

X X

> show qos-passthrough-mode <cr>

Function/Result

Display status of passthrough-mode > show qos-passthrough-mode Qos passthrough mode : optimized



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HP 2520G*

HP 2530

rate-limit

2530 Format

> show rate-limit all ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show rate-limit bcast ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show rate-limit icmp ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show rate-limit mcast ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

<All/bcast/mcast

/unknown-unicast>

Ethernet PORT-LIST

X X X

Function/Result

Display rate limits that throttle traffic on ports >show rate-limit all ethernet 1 Inbound Rate Limit Maximum % Port | Limit Radius Override ----- + -------- --------------- 1 | Disabled No-override


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

reload

2520G*/2530 Format

>show reload after <cr> >show reload at <cr>

After/at<cr> X X

Function/Result

Display user configured reload features >show reload after reload is not scheduled > show reload at reload is not scheduled



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

rmon

Format

> show rmon statistics ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Displays detailed rmon statistics for the ports. >show rmon statistics ethernet 1 Status and Counters - Port Counters for port 1 Drop events : 0 Jabbers : 0 Octets : 3,599,279 Collisions : 0 Packets : 41,900 64 oct pkts : 30,385 Broadcast pkts : 34,083 65-127 oct pkts : 7138 Multicast pkts : 3961 128-255 oct pkts : 3179 CRC errors : 0 256-511 oct pkts : 1155 Runts : 0 512-1023 oct pkts : 24 Giants : 0 1024-1518 oct pkts : 19

Statistics



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

savepower

2520G*/2530 Format

> show savepower led <cr> > show savepower port-low-pwr <cr>

Function/Result

Display configured savepower features >show savepower led LED Save Power Information Configuration Status : Disabled >show savepower port-low-pwr Port Save Power Information Configuration Status : Disabled

Led/port-low-pwr

X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

server-group

2530 Format

> show server-group radius <cr> > show server-group radius <name> <cr>

Function/Result

Display server-group(s) for the specified protocol >show server-group radius Status and Counters - AAA Server Groups Group Name: radius Auth Acct Server IP Addr Port Port Encryption Key

radius

RADIUS-STR<cr>

X X X


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

session

2530 Format

> show session <cr>

Function/Result

Display the current status of show message type and the cli interactive mode on the switch.

X X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

session-list

2520G*/2530 Format

> show session-list <cr>

Function/Result

Display active incoming and outgoing sessions on switch

X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

sflow

2810 Format

> show sflow agent <cr> > show sflow all <cr> > show sflow destination <cr> > show sflow sampling-polling ethernet 1 <cr>

2530 Format

> show sflow agent <cr> > show sflow <1-3> destination <cr> > show sflow <1-3> sampling-polling ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Display information regarding the configuration, sampling and polling with respect to ‘sflow’ > show sflow 1 destination Destination Instance : 1 sflow : Enabled Datagrams Sent : 0 Destination Address : 10.10.10.222 Receiver Port : 6343 Owner : Administrator, CLI-Owned, Instance 1 Timeout (seconds) : 2147458637 Max Datagram Size : 1400 Datagram Version Support : 5

agent

all

destination

sampling-polling


X X X

agent

<1-3>

(sflow receiver tables)

destination

sampling-polling


X X X



2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

spanning-tree

2610 Format

> show spanning-tree root-history <cst/ist/msti> <cr> > show spanning-tree traps <cr> > show spanning-tree <cr> > show spanning-tree bpdu-protection ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show spanning-tree config instance ist <cr> > show spanning-tree debug-counters instance 1 <cr> > show spanning-tree detail instance 1 <cr> > show spanning-tree mst-config <cr> > show spanning-tree pending instance ist <cr> > show spanning-tree pending mst-config <cr> > show spanning-tree ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

>show spanning-tree pvst-filter ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> >show spanning-tree pvst-protection ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Display spanning tree information

bpdu-protection

ethernet PORT-LIST

config

instance <ist/1-16>/ <cr>

debug-counters

instance <0-16>

ports Ethernet PORT-LIST

detail

instance <0-16>

mst-config

pending

instance <ist/1-16>

mst-config

ethernet PORT-LIST

root-history

cst

ist

msti <1-16>

traps

<cr>

pvst-filter


pvst-protection


X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

stack

Format

> show stack all <cr>

Function/Result

Display stack status of the switch

>show stack all

Stacking - Stacking Status (All)

Stack Name MAC Address System Name Status

--------------- ------------- ------------------------- --------------------

Others: 101f74-a635e0 HP 2530 Stacking Disabled

<all/cr>


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

static-mac

Format

> show static-mac <cr>

Function/Result

Display locked-down MAC addresses in all vlans

> show static-mac

VLAN MAC Address Port

---empty list---

Number of locked down MAC addresses = 0


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

statistics

Format

> show statistics aclv6 aclname <cr>

Function/Result

Display statistics of acl/polcy

aclv6/aclv4

ACL-NAME-STR

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

syslog

Format

> show syslog <cr> > show syslog notifications <cr> > show syslog statistics server 10.10.10.1 <cr>

Function/Result

Display statistics of acl/polcy

Config

Notifications

Statistics

Server

<IP-AddR/IPv6-Addr/cr>

X X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

System/ (system-information)

2510G/2810 Format

>show system-information <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

>show system <cr> > show system chassislocate <cr> > show system information <cr>

X X

Chassislocate <cr>

Information<cr>

X X

2510G/2810 Function/Result

Display system information >show system

Status and Counters - General System Information

System Name : HP 2530

System Contact :

System Location :

MAC Age Time (sec) : 300

Time Zone : 0

Daylight Time Rule : None

Software revision : RA.15.06.0009 Base MAC Addr : 101f74-a635e0

ROM Version : RA.15.10 Serial Number : CN19DRS05R


Allow V1 Modules : Yes

Up Time : 8 hours Memory - Total : 134,217,728

CPU Util (%) : 2 Free : 109,760,456

IP Mgmt - Pkts Rx : 8587 Packet - Total : 3022

2520G*/2530 Function/Result

>show system chassislocate

Locator LED : OFF

>show system information

Status and Counters - General System Information

System Name : HP-2530-24G-PoEP

System Contact :

System Location :

MAC Age Time (sec) : 300

Time Zone : 0

Daylight Time Rule : None

Software revision : YA.15.10.0000x Base MAC Addr : 80c16e-cdf060

ROM Version : YA.15.09 Serial Number : CN2ZFP4124

Up Time : 8 hours Memory - Total : 67,108,864

CPU Util (%) : 9 Free : 40,519,764

IP Mgmt - Pkts Rx : 58 Packet - Total : 3022

Pkts Tx : 58 Buffers Free : 2902

Lowest : 2893

Missed : 0



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

telnet

Format

>show telnet <cr>

Function/Result

Display active incoming and outgoing sessions >show telnet

Telnet Activity

Session : 1

Privilege: Superuser

From : Console

To :

Session : ** 2

Privilege: Operator

From : 10.10.10.141

To :


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

terminal

Format

>show terminal <cr>

2510G/2810/2520G* Function/Result

Display logical window dimensions

> show terminal

Terminal width: 80 length: 24

2530 Function/Result Terminal width: 87 length: 29



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

time

Format

>show time <cr>

Function/Result

Display current date and time

>show time

Tues May 15 08:27:54 2012


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

trunk-statistics

2530 Format

<trk1-trk24> X X X

> show trunk-statistics trk1 <cr>

Function/Result

Display the counters information since it was formed

>show trunk-statistics trk2

Group : Trk2 Ports :

Monitoring time : 0 hours 0 minutes

Totals

Packets Rx : Bytes Rx :

Packets Tx : Bytes Tx :

Packets Tx Drop :

Traffic Spread



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

trunks

Format

> show trunk ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Display a list of ports and the trunks which they belong



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

version

Format

>show version <cr>

Function/Result

Display software version > show version

Image stamp: /sw/code/build/xform(RA_15_06)

Nov 8 2011 17:03:34

RA.15.06.0009



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

vlans

Format

> show vlans ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> > show vlans ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> detail <cr> > show vlan 1 <cr> > show vlan <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

> show vlans custom ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> jumbo <cr> > show vlans custom ethernet all ipconfig <cr> > show vlans custom ethernet 1 ipaddr <cr> > show vlans custom <cr>

Function/Result

Display a list of ports and the trunks which they belong > show vlans custom ethernet 1 ipaddr

Status and Counters - VLAN Information - Custom view

IP Addr

---------------

10.10.10.52

ports

ethernet PORT-LIST

detail

vlan-id

<cr>

custom

ethernet PORT-LIST

TITLE[:NN]

(the list of desired FIELD[:WIDTH] (id,

name, status, voice, jumbo,

ipconfig, ipaddr, ipmask, proxyarp,

state).

X X


Manager Privilege Commands

Manager level: Provides all Operator level privileges plus the ability to perform system-level actions that do not require saving changes to the system configuration file. The prompt for the Manager level contains only the system name and the “#” delimiter, as shown above. To select this level, enter the enable command at the Operator prompt and enter the Manager password, when prompted.

Standard Manager Commands

Manager Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

backup

Format

# backup startup-configuration to 10.10.10.1 backup <cr>

Startup-configuration

To

IP-Addr <filename-str>

X X X

Function/Result

Backup next startup-configuration file to TFTP server


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Boot

Format

# Boot system flash primary/secondary <cr>

2530 Format

# boot set-default flash primary/secondary config <cr> # boot system flash primary/secondary config <cr>

Function/Result

Set-default flash - specify the default flash boot image

System flash - specify boot image to use after reboot

System

<flash/cr>

Set-default

Flash <primary/secondary>

System

Flash

<primary/secondary>

config <config><cr>

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Cfg-display

Format

# cfg-display cli-config running <cr> # cfg-display config running <cr>

cli-config

<running/saved/cr>

Config

<record-name/running/saved/cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Display the saved and running configuration


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

clear

Format

# clear arp<cr> # clear intrusion-flags <cr> # clear logging <cr> # clear statistics ethernet 1 <cr> # clear crypto client-public-key manager <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

#clear ipv6 neighbors <cr>

2530 Format

#clear link-keepalive statistics <cr> # clear mac-address port ethernet 5 <cr> # clear mac-address vlan 1 <cr>

<arp/intrusion-flags/logging><cr>

Crypto <cient-public-key><manager/operator>

<keylist-str/cr>

Statistics

Ethernet <PORT-LIST>

Ipv6

<neighbors>

X X

Link-keepalive

<statistics>

Mac-address

Port

<ethernet Port-List>

VLAN

X X X


# clear syslog statistics <cr>

<vland-id>

Syslog

<statistics>

Function/Result

Clear table/statistics or authorized client public keys.


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

clock

2530 Format

# clock <cr> # configure terminal <cr>

Datetime

<HH:MM[:SS}>

X X X

Function/Result

Display/set current time, date, and local time parameters.


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Command-alias

2530 Format

# command-alias enable <cr> # command-alias mapping exit leave <cr>

Enable

Mapping <Command-str> <name-

str>

X X X

Function/Result

# command-alias mapping exit leave # # leave >

Specify a command alias


Clear Commands


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

arp

Format

# Clear arp <cr>

Function/Results

Clear arp tables


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

crypto

Format

# Clear crypto client-public-key manager <cr> # Clear crypto client-public-key operator keyname <cr>

Client-public-key

<manager/operator>

<KEYLIST-STR/cr>

Function/Result

Clear crypto client-public-key manager/operator KEYLIST-STR


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

intrusion-flags

Format

# clear intrusion-flags <cr>

Function/Result

Resets the alert flag on all ports



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

ipv6

2520G*/2530 Format

# clear ipv6 neighbors <cr>

Function/Result

Delete all the neighbor discovery cache entries, except static entries

neighbors X

X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

link-keepalive

2530 Format

# clear link-keepalive statistics <cr>

statistics X

X

X

Function/Result

Reset link-keepalive counters for all UDLD enabled ports.


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

logging

Format

# clear logging <cr>

Function/Result

Remove all event entries from the event log



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

mac-address

2530 Format

# clear mac-address port ethernet all <cr> # clear mac-address port ethernet 1,2,3,4 <cr> # clear mac-address VLAN 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Removes MAC addresses that were learned on the specified port or ports in <port-list>.

Use all to remove all MAC addresses in the MAC address table.

Port


VLAN <VLAN-ID>

X

X

X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

statistics

Format

# clear statistics ALL <cr> # clear statistics ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

2530 Format

# clear statistics aclv4 test port e 1 <cr> # clear statistics aclv4 vlan 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Reset all counters for specified ports

ethernet PORT-LIST

<aclv6/aclv4>

ACL-NAME-STR

Port


VLAN <VLAN-ID>

X

X

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

trunk-statistics

2530 Format

# clear trunk-statistics trk1 <cr>

Trk1,trk2, etc.

(trunk group 1)

X

X

X

Function/Result

Clears the statistics associated with the given trunk number


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

configure

Format

# config <cr> # configure terminal <cr>

<terminal/cr>

Function/Result

To enter Global Configuration mode of (config)# prompt


Copy Commands at Manager Level


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

command-output

Format

# copy command-output "show config" xmodem pc <cr> # copy command-output “show config” tftp 10.10.10.212 filename pc/unix <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# copy command-output "show config" sftp [email protected] port 22 < dest-filename > <cr>

Function/Result

These commands direct the displayed output of a CLI command to a remote host, or to a serially connected PC or Unix workstation

#copy command-output "show config" xmodem pc

starts xmodem file transfer

result: hostname "HP 2530"

ip access-list standard "1"

10 permit 10.10.10.0 255.255.255.0 log

exit

no stack

ip default-gateway 10.10.10.1

vlan 1

name "DEFAULT_VLAN"

untagged 1-28

ip address dhcp-bootp

exit

Command-output

<ASCII-STR>

tftp or xmodem

destination PC or Unix

sftp commands:

HOST-NAME-STR

<IP-ADDR/IPV6-ADDR>

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

tftp commands

IP-ADDR <filename>

IPV6-ADDR <filename>

xmodem commands

<pc/unix/cr>

X X



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config

2520G*/2530 Format

# copy config testconfig xmodem pc <cr> # copy config testconfig tftp 10.10.10.212 filename pc <cr>

Config

sftp commands:

HOST-NAME-STR

<IP-ADDR/IPV6-ADDR>

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

tftp commands

IP-ADDR <filename>


xmodem commands

<pc/unix/cr>

X X

Function/Result

Copy named configuration to switch or off to workstation

Manager Privilege Level Sub commands HP

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crash-data

Format

# copy crash-data tftp 10.10.10.212 <filename> <cr>

tftp

Ip-addr <filename>

Xmodem

<pc/unix/cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# copy crash-data sftp 10.10.10.212 < dest-filename > <cr>

Function/Result

Copy off crash files to workstation

sftp

HOST-NAME-STR

<IP-ADDR/

IPV6-ADDR>

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

X X

mailto:[email protected]



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crash-log

Format

# copy crash-log tftp 10.10.10.212 <filename> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# copy crash-log sftp 10.10.10.212 < dest-filename> <cr>

Function/Result

Copy off crash logs to workstation

tftp

Ip-addr <filename>

Xmodem

<pc/unix/cr>

sftp

HOST-NAME-STR

<IP-ADDR/IPV6-ADDR>

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

X X


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Default-config

2530 Format

# copy default-config tftp 10.10.10.212 test pc <cr> # copy default-config sftp 10.10.10.212 < dest-filename> <cr>

Function/Result

Copy custom default configuration

sftp commands:

HOST-NAME-STR

IP-ADDR

IPV6-ADDR

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

tftp commands

IP-ADDR <filename>


xmodem commands

<pc/unix/cr>

X X X





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other copy commands

Format

# copy flash flash <cr> # copy flash tftp 10.10.10.212 <filename> <cr> # copy running-config <cr>

event-log,flash, running-config, startup-config

primary or secondary

to file on tftp/xmodem

2520G*/2530 Format

# copy ssh-client-know-hosts <sftp/tftp/xmodem> <cr> # copy ssh-server-pub-key <sftp/tftp/xmodem> <cr>

Function/Result

Copy contents of flash to primary or secondary flash

ssh-client-know-host, ssh-server-pub-key

sftp commands:

HOST-NAME-STR

IP-ADDR

IPV6-ADDR

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

X X



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sftp

2520G*/2530 Format

# copy sftp flash 10.10.10.212 flashfile secondary <cr> # copy sftp ssh-client-key 10.10.10.212 <filename> <cr> # copy sftp ssh-client-known-hosts 10.10.10.212 <filename> <cr>

2530 Format

# copy sftp default-config 10.10.10.212 <filename/port> <cr>

Function/Result

Copy files up to switch, such as RSA/DSA private keys or config files

command-file, flash, pub-key-file, show-tech, ssh-client-key,

ssh-client-known hosts and startup-

config

sftp

HOST-NAME-STR

IP-ADDR

IPV6-ADDR

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

config

ASCII-STR

X X

Default-config

sftp

HOST-NAME-STR

IP-ADDR

<filename/port>

IPV6-ADDR

<filename/port>

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

config

ASCII-STR

X X X



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tftp/xmodem

Format

# copy xmodem startup-config pc <cr> # copy tftp flash 10.10.10.212 <filename> primary <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# copy tftp show-tech 10.10.10.1 techfile <pc/unix/cr> # copy xmodem ssh-client-known-hosts <append/cr>

tftp

command-file

Ip-addr <filename>

config

<configname> Ip-addr <filename> pc

flash

Ip-addr <filename> primary/secondary

pub-key-file

Ip-addr <filename> <append/manager/operator>

startup-config

<configname> Ip-addr <filename> pc

xmodem

command-file

config

flash

pub-key-file

startup-config

<pc/unix>

show-tech

<HOST_NAME-STR/IP-ADDR/ IPV6-ADDR>

<filename> < pc/unix>

ssh-client-key


<filename>

ssh-client-known-hosts


<filename> <append/cr>

xmodem

X X


2530 Format

# copy tftp default-config 10.10.10.1 config <pc/unix/cr> <cr>

Function/Result

Copy files via xmodem or tftp to pc or unix platform

default config

show-tech

ssh-client-key

<pc/unix/cr>

ssh-client-known-hosts <append/cr>

default config


<filename> < pc/unix>

X X X


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debug

no debug (to remove)

Format

# debug <all/cdp/event/lldp> <cr> #debug destination session <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# debug cpumgmt <cr> # debug ip fib events <cr> # debug ipv6 dhcpv6-client events <cr> # debug lacp <cr>

all/cdp/event/lldp

destination

Session/logging

Cpumgmt

<cpumgmt/cr>

ip

fib events

forwarding

packet

rip <database/event/trigger>

ipv6

X X


# debug security <port-security/radius-server/tacacs-server> <cr> # debug port-access authenticator <cr> # debug ssh fatal <cr> # debug security user-profile-mib <cr>

2530 Format

# debug acl <cr> # debug snmp event <cr>

Function/Result

Debug troubleshooting options

<forwarding/nd/packet/cr>

dhcpv6-client <events/packet>

lacp

<event/packet/cr>

security

port-security

<include>/<cr>

<ethernet-PORT-LIST>

radius-server

tacacs-server

port-access

<authenticator/mac-based/supplicant/web-

based>

User-profile-mib

<include>/<cr>

<ethernet-PORT-LIST>

ssh

<Fatal/error/info/verbose/debug/

debug2/debug3>

snmp

<pdu/cr>

acl

snmp

Event/routines

X

X

X



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end

Format

(config)# end <cr>

Function/Result

Returns to the Manager Exec context


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erase

Format

# erase flash primary <cr> # erase startup-config <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# erase config <filename> # erase default-config <cr>

2530 Format

# erase default-config <cr>

Function/Result

Erase config files or images

flash <primary/secondary>

startup-config

config <filename>

X X

default-config

X X X


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getMIB

Format

# getmib object-str <cr>

Function/Result

Retrieve and display the value of the MIB objects specified #getmib 1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.5.1.7.1.

OBJECT-STR

(name and instance of MIB variable to

retrieve)


15.3.1.5.15 result hpSwitchIgmpPortForcedLeaveState.1.5 =2


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getNextMIB

2530 Format

# getnextmib object-str hpSwitchIgmpPortForcedLeaveState.1.5 <cr>

Function/Result

# getnextMIB hpSwitchIgmpPortForcedLeaveState.1.5

Result

hpSwitchIgmpPortForcedLeaveState.1.6 = 2

Retrieve and display the value of the MIB objects specified

OBJECT-STR

(name and instance of MIB variable to retrieve)

X X X


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kill

2510G/2810 Format

# kill <1-4> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# kill <1-6> <cr>

X

X

X X

Function/Result

Kill all active console, telnet or ssh sessions



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log

Format

# log <cr> or <-a/-r/-m/-p/-w/-i/-d/OPTION-STR> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# log <cr> or <-a/-b/-r/-t/-m/-p/-w/-i/-d/OPTION-STR> <cr>

Function/Result

Display log events (same as show logging command)

-a Display all log events, including those from previous boot cycles.

-r Display log events in reverse order (most recent first).

-m Major event class.

-p Performance event class

-w Warning event class.

-i Information event class.

-d Debug event class.

OPTION-STR Filter events shown.

<cr>

-b Display log events as time since boot instead of date/time format.

-t Display log events in granularity in 10 milliseconds

X X


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page

Format

# page <cr>

X

Function/Result

Toggle paging mode



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print

Format

# print “show log” <cr>

COMMAND-STR

Function/Result

Command string can be any valid cli command. The output will be fully displayed on the current session

# print "show log"

Keys: W=Warning I=Information

M=Major D=Debug E=Error

---- Event Log listing: Events Since Boot ----

I 01/01/90 00:00:17 00061 system: -----------------------------------------

I 01/01/90 00:00:17 00062 system: System went down without saving crash

information

M 01/01/90 00:00:17 03001 system: System reboot due to Power Failure

I 01/01/90 00:00:19 00025 ip: default: ip address 10.10.10.52/24 configured on

vlan 1

I 01/01/90 00:00:19 00025 ip: VLAN2: ip address 12.12.12.1/24 configured on vlan

Execute a command and redirect its output to the device channel of the current session.



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reboot

2530 Format

# reboot <cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Reboot system/board/card


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recopy

2530 Format

# recopy <filename> 10.10.10.212 <cr>

<FILENAME-STR/cd>

IP-ADDR of tftp server

X X X

Function/Result

Repeat copy with parameters stored in menu's Download OS to tftp server


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redo

Format

# redo exit <cr> # redo 3 <cr>

COMMAND-STR

NUMBER

Function/Result

Re-execute the command from history. Refer to show history for list of previously used commands.



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reload

no reload (to remove command)

Format

# reload <cr> # reload after [[DD:]HH:]MM <cr> # reload at HH:MM[:SS] <cr>

<cr>

after

at

Function/Result

Warm reboot of switch immediately or at a designated time

>reload at 17:00:00 05/17/2012

Reload scheduled at 17:00:00 05/17/2012

(in 0 days, 23 hours, 43 minutes)

System will be rebooted from primary image. Do you want to continue [y/n]?


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rename

2520G*/2530 Format

# rename config config1 config2 <cr>

OLDNAME to NEWNAME

X X

Function/Result

Change the name of the configuration OLDNAME to NEWNAME



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repeat

Format

# repeat count 5 delay 10 <cr>

count/delay

NUMBER

2520G*/2530 Format

# repeat 12 count 5 delay 10 <cr>

CMDLIST X X

Function/Result

Repeat an execution of a previous command

(CMDLIST) Specify the position of the command to execute in the history list


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reset

2530 Format

# reset saved-configuration <cr>

Saved-configuration

X X X

Function/Result

Restore next startup-configuration file from TFTP server


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restore

2530 Format

# restore saved-configuration <cr>

Saved-configuration

From

<HOST_NAME_STR/IP-ADD>

X X X

Function/Result

Restore next startup-configuration file from TFTP server



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save

2530 Format

#save <cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Save current configuration


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schedule

2530 Format

# schedule <cr>

Reboot

<at> <HH:MM[:SS]

<delay> [[DD:]HH:]MM

X X X

Function/Result

Schedule a reboot


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Screen-length

2530 Format

# screen-length 50 <cr>

<2-1000> X X X

Function/Result

Specify the lines displayed on one screen



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session

2530 Format

#session interactive-mode enable <cr> #session show-message-type enable <cr>

<Interactive-mode/show-mess-

type><cr>

<disable/enable><cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Enable/disable show message type or cli interactive mode on the switch


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setmib

Format

# setmib <OBJECT-STR> <TYPE-STR> <VALUE-STR><OBJECT-STR/cr> <cr>

OBJECT-STR

TYPE-STR

VALUE-STR

Function/Result

Set the value of a MIB object


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Setup

Format

# setup default-logon <cli/menu> <cr>

Function/Result

Enter the “Switch Setup” screen for basic switch

default-logon

<cli/menu>

2520G*/2530 Format mgmt-interfaces

X X


# setup mgmt-interfaces <cr>

2520G*/2530 Function/Result

Setup mgmt-interfaces brings up menu of options

“This wizard will help you with the initial setup of the various management interfaces. The current values are shown in brackets[]. Type in a new value, or press <Enter> to keep the current value. Press CTRL-C at any time to quit the wizard without saving any changes. Press ? for help.”

Operator password [not configured]:

Confirm password:

Manager password [*****]: Confirm password:

Manager Privilege Level Sub commands

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Ssh

2520G*/2530 Format

# ssh 10.10.10.212 <cr> # ssh [email protected] port 22 <cr> # ssh testuser 10.10.10.212 port 22 <cr>

Function/Result

Initiate an SSH client session to another network device

HOST-NAME-STR

IP-ADDR

IPV6-ADDR

user

USERNAME@IP-STR

<cr>

X X




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startup-default

2520G*/2530 Format

# startup-default config config1 <cr> # startup-default primary config config1 <cr> # startup-default secondary config config2 <cr>

Function/Result

Set the default configuration file

config

<filename>

primary

config <filename>

secondary

config <filename>

X X


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System-view

2530 Format

# system-view <cr> (config)#

Function/Result

Enter System View/ same as config

X X X


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task-monitor

2520G/2530 Format

cpu X X

# task-monitor cpu <cr>

Function/Result

Enable the task monitoring of the cpu, show cpu with output the following information:

# show cpu

0 percent busy, from 48 sec ago

1 sec ave: 0 percent busy

5 sec ave: 0 percent busy

Task usage for last 0 sec


% CPU | Description

91.0 | Idle

0.0 | Sessions & I/O

6.6 | Hardware Mgmt

1.8 | System Services

0.4 | HTTP

0.0 | IP Host/Routing


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telnet

Format

# telnet 10.10.10.212 <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# telnet demo.hpntmedemo.com <cr> # telnet 2002:10d4:d8d7::10d4:d8d7 <cr>

2530 Format

# telnet server enable <cr>

IP-ADDR

HOST-NAME-STR

IPV6-ADDR

X X

Ipv6

Server <enable>

X X X

Function/Result

Telnet to another device.



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terminal

Format

# terminal length 100 <cr> # terminal width 100 <cr>

2530 Format

# terminal type vt100 <cr>

Function/Result

Set dimensions of the terminal window

length

<2-1000>

width

<61-1920>

<ansi/vt100> X X X


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test

2520G*/2530 Format

# test cable-diagnostics <cr> # test cable-diagnostics ethernet <1,2,3,4…/all> <cr>

Function/Result

Run transceiver specific cable diagnostics

cable-diagnostics

<cr>


X X


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timep

Format

# show timep <cr>

Function/Result

Display configurated time protocol and servers



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update

Format

# update <cr>

Function/Result

Enter Monitor ROM Console # update The device will be rebooted to Monitor ROM Console. This will take the switch offline and allow only direct console access. Do you want to continue [y/n]?


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walkmib

Format

# walkmib dot1dBridge <cr>

OBJECT-STR

Function/Result

Walk through all instances of the object specified displaying the MIB object names, instances and values.

#walkMIB dot1dBridge

dot1dBaseBridgeAddress.0 = 10 1f 74 a6 35 e0

dot1dBaseNumPorts.0 = 28

dot1dBaseType.0 = 2

dot1dBasePort.1 = 1

dot1dBasePort.2 = 2

dot1dBasePort.3 = 3…



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write

Format

# write memory <cr> # write terminal<cr>

memory

terminal

Function/Result

View or save the running configuration of the switch


Show Commands at Manager Level


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config

Format

#show config status <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

#show config config1 <cr> #show config files <cr>

2530 Format

#show config interface e 1 <cr> #show config structured <cr>

Function/Result

Display switch startup configuration

<status/cr>

<config1/files> X X

Interface


<structured>

X X X


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crypto

Format

#show crypto client-public-key babble manager fingerprint <cr> #show crypto host-cert <cr> #show crypto client-public-key keystring babble <cr>

Function/Result

Display flash files used for authentication

Client-public-key

Babble <manager/operator>

<Babble/fingerprint>

<KEYLLIST-STR> <babble/fingerprint/cr>

<host-cert > <cr>

host-public-key

<babble/fingerprint/cr>



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debug

Format

#show debug <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

#show debug –c 10 <cr> #show debug error <cr>

Function/Result

Display currently active debug log destinations and types # show debug Debug Logging Destination: None Enabled debug types: None are enabled.

<cr>

Buffer

<-c Stop after displaying <count> messages/

-r Display messages in reverse order (most

recent first)/

OPTION-STR Filter messages shown to those

matching a string up to 64 chars>

X X


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Encrypt-credentials

Format

# show encrypt-credentials <cr>

Function/Result

Display the state of the encrypt-credentials feature # show encrypt-credentials Encryption : Disabled Pre-shared Key: none

<cr> X X



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ip

Format

# show ip authorized-managers <cr> # show ip client-public-key babble <cr> # show ip ssh <cr> # show ip route <cr>

Function/Result

Display the device IP configuration. # show ip rout IP Route Entries Destination Gateway VLAN Type Sub-Type Metric Dist. ------------------ --------------- ---- --------- ---------- ---------- ----- 127.0.0.0/8 reject static 0 250 127.0.0.1/32 lo0 connected 0 0

authorized-managers <cr>

<Client-public-key/ host-public-key>

<Babble/fingerprint/cr>

route <cr>

ssh <cr>



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Ipv6

2520G*/2530 Format

# show ipv6 authorized-managers <cr>

Function/Result

Display the device IPv6 configuration. # show ipv6 authorized-managers

authorized-managers <cr>

X

X


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management

Format

#show management <cr>

Function/Result

Show the switch's addresses available for management and the time server if the switch uses one # show management Status and Counters - Management Address Information Time Server Address : Disabled SNTP Servers : none configured Default Gateway : VLAN Name MAC Address | IP Address DEFAULT_VLAN 80c16e-cdf060 | Internet (IPv6) Service Interface Name : DEFAULT_VLAN IPv6 Status : Disabled

<cr>



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Port-security

Format

# show port-security e 1 <cr> # show port-security intrusion-log <cr>

Function/Result

Display a table describing port security settings # show port-security e 1 Port Security Port : 1 Learn Mode [Continuous] : Continuous Action [None] : None Eavesdrop Prevention [Enabled] : Enabled

<ethernet PORT-LIST/intrusion-

log/cr>


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radius

Format

# show radius accounting <cr> # show radius authentication <cr> # show radius host 10.10.10.1 <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

# show radius dyn-authorization <cr>

Function/Result

Display RADIUS status and statistics information # show radius Status and Counters - General RADIUS Information Deadtime(min) : 0 Timeout(secs) : 5 Retransmit Attempts : 3

<accounting/authentication/cr>

Host <IP-ADDR>

<dyn-authorization><cr> X X


Global Encryption Key : Dynamic Authorization UDP Port : 3799 Source IP Selection : Outgoing Interface Auth Acct DM/ Time | Server IP Addr Port Port CoA Window | Encryption Key


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running-config

Format

#show running-config status <cr> #show running-config <cr>

2530 Format

# show running-config change-history <cr> # show running-config interface e 1 <cr> # show running-config structured <cr>

Function/Result

Display switch’s running configuration >show running-config change-history Number of changes since last boot : 11 Last Change : Jan 01 00:00:37 Config Event ID Date Time Method -------- ------- -------- ------- 10 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 9 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 8 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 7 Jan 01 00:00:37

<status/cr>

Change-history

<1-32/detail/cr>

Interface

<ethernet-Port-LIST/cr>

Structured

Vlan <vlan-id-list/cr>

X X X


Internal Event 6 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 5 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 4 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 3 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 2 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 1 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event



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snmp-server

Format

#show snmp-server <cr> #show snmp-server <community name> <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

#show snmp-server traps <cr>

Function/Result

Display communities, trap receivers and Snmp response/trap source-ip policy # show snmp-server traps Trap Receivers Link-Change Traps Enabled on Ports [All] : All Traps Category Current Status _____________________________ __________________ SNMP Authentication : Extended Password change : Enabled Login failures : Enabled Port-Security : Enabled Authorization Server Contact : Enabled Startup Config change : Disabled Running Config Change : Disabled MAC address table changes : Disabled MAC Address Count : Disabled Address Community Events Type Retry Timeout ---------------------- ---------------------- -------- ------ ------- ------ Excluded MIBs

<COMMUNITY-STR/cr>

traps X X



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snmpv3

Format

# show snmpv3 <cr> # show snmpv3 access-rights managerpriv sec-model ver1 <cr> # show snmpv3 community public <cr> # show snmpv3 enable <cr> # show snmpv3 group operatorauth user testuser sec-model ver1 <cr> # show snmpv3 engineid <cr>

Function/Result

Display information on all SNMPv3 features # show snmpv3 engineid Status and Counters - SNMP v3 EngineId Information EngineId: 00:00:00:0b:00:00:80:c1:6e:cd:f0:60

access-rights

<managerpriv/managerauth/

operatorauth/operatornoauth/

commanagerrw/commanagerr/

comoperatorrw/comoperatorr>

<cr>

community

<COMMUNITY-NAME-STR/cr>

enable <cr>

engineid <cr>

group



commanagerrw/commanagerr/

comoperatorrw/comoperatorr><cr>

notify <ASCII-STR>

only <cr>

params

<param-name-STR/cr>

restricted-access <cr>

targetaddress

<targetaddr-name-STR>

user

<USERNAME-STR/cr>

view<cr>

VIEW-NAME-STR

SUB-TREE-STR



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sntp

2610 Format

# show sntp <cr>

2530 Format

# show sntp authentication <cr> # show sntp status <cr>

Function/Result

Display configured time protocol and servers # show sntp statistics SNTP Statistics Received Packets : 0 Sent Packets : 0 Dropped Packets : 0

<cr>

Authentication

Status

X X X


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running-config

Format

# show running-config status <cr> # show running-config <cr>

2530 Format

# Show running-config change-history <cr> # show running-config interfact e 1 <cr> # show running-config structured <cr>

Function/Result

Display switch’s running configuration >show running-config change-history Number of changes since last boot : 11 Last Change :

<status/cr>

Change-history

<1-32/detail/cr>

Interface

<ethernet-Port-LIST/cr>

Structured

Vlan <vlan-id-list/cr>

X X X


Jan 01 00:00:37 Config Event ID Date Time Method -------- ------- -------- ------- 11 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 10 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 9 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 8 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 7 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 6 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 5 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 4 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 3 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 2 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event 1 Jan 01 00:00:37 Internal Event


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

tacacs

Format

> show tacacs <cr>

Function/Result

>show tacacs

Status and Counters - TACACS Information

Timeout : 5

Encryption Key :

Server IP Addr Opens Closes Aborts Errors Pkts Rx Pkts Tx

--------------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------- -------

Display TACACS status and statistics



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

tech

Format

#Show tech all <cr> #show tech transceivers <cr> #show tech buffers <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

#show tech custom <cr>

<all/buffers/

instrumentation/

route/statistics/

transceivers/cr>

custom X X Function/Result

>show tech buffers

CRASHLogfileshow

...Crash Log File Header..........................

Product: HP J9299A

Name: HP Switch 2520G*G-24-PoE

Date: Jul 19 2012 14:27:55

Build: 10

Version: J.15.09.0004

Directory: /ws/swbuildm/J_rel_hartford_qaoff/code/

CPU: unspecified

crash rec index = 0

boot type = POWER ON

willBootType = UNKNOWN BOOT

..................................................

No Saved Crash Information

CRASHDatafileshow

Invalid input: CRASHDatafileshow

=== The command has completed with errors. ===

Display output of a predefined command sequence used by technical support



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HP 2520G*

HP 2530

uptime

Format

# show uptime <cr>

Function/Result

Displays elapsed time since last boot #show uptime 0000:05:56:55.52


Global Configuration Level Commands

Global Configuration level: Provides all Operator and Manager level privileges, and enables you to make configuration changes to any of the switch’s software features. The prompt for the Global Configuration level includes the system name and “(config)”. To select this level, enter the config command at the Manager prompt.

All commands entered can be removed by placing the word “no” in front of the command

Global config# Privilege Level Sub commands HP

2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

aaa

Accounting Format

(config)# aaa accounting commands <stop-only/interim-update> <cr> (config)# aaa accounting <exec/network/system> <start-stop/stop-only> <cr> (config)# aaa accounting <exec/network/system> <start-stop/stop-only> radius <cr> (config)# aaa accounting session-id unique <cr> (config)# aaa accounting suppress null-username <cr>

(config)# aaa accounting system start-stop radius <cr> (config)# aaa accounting update periodic 50 <cr>

accounting

commands

<stop-only/interim-

update>

Radius

Exec

< start-stop/stop-only >

Radius/syslog

Network

<start-stop/stop-only>

Radius

Session-id

<unique/common>

Suppress

Null-username

System

<start-stop/stop-only>

Radius

Update

Periodic <1-525600>


Global Config# Privilege Level

Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

aaa authentication Format (config)# aaa authentication login <priviledge-mode> <cr> (config)# aaa authentication num-attempts 3 <cr> 2510G/2520G* Format (config)# aaa authentication console enable local authorized <cr>

(config)# aaa authentication telnet enable local none <cr> (config)# aaa authentication ssh login tacacs none <cr> (config)# aaa authentication web enable radius authorize <cr>

2510G Format (config)# aaa authentication mac-based chap-radius <cr> (config)# aaa authentication web-based chap-radius authorized <cr> (config)# aaa authentication web-based chap-radius authorized <cr>

login

privilege-mode

num-attempts

<1-10>

console

<enable/login>

<local/tacacs/radius>

<local/none/authorized/cr>

telnet

<enable/login>



ssh

<enable/login>

<local/tacacs/radius/ public-key>


web

<enable/login>

<local/radius>


X X

mac-based

<chap-radius>

<none/authorized/cr>

web-based

<chap-radius>


X

X

X




HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

aaa authentication

2810 Format (config)# aaa authentication console enable local none <cr>

(config)# aaa authentication ssh login public-key local <cr>

(config)# aaa authentication telnet login local none <cr> (config)# aaa authentication web login radius none <cr>

console

<enable/login>


<local/none/cr>

ssh

<enable/login>

<local/tacacs/radius/ public-key>

<local/none/cr>

telnet

<enable/login>


<local/none/cr>

web

<enable/login>

<local/radius>

<local/none/cr>

X

X

X




HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

aaa authentication

2510/2810/2520 Format (config)# aaa authentication port-access eap-radius authorized <cr> 2520/2530 Format (config)# aaa authentication mac-based chap-radius none <cr>

(config)# aaa authentication local-user testuser group testgroup password testpass <cr> 2530 Format (config)# aaa authentication console enable peap-mschapv2 server-group testserv none <cr>

(config)# aaa authentication port-access peap-mschapv2 cached-reauth <cr>

(config)# aaa authentication ssh login public-key ser-group testserv authorized <cr>

port-access

<local/eap-radius/chap-radius> <none/authorized/cr>

X

mac-based

<chap-radius/peap-mschapv2>


local-user

USERNAME-STR

group <GROUPNAME-STR>

password <plaintext/sha1

<cr>

X

X

console

<enable/login>

<local/tacacs/radius/peap-mschapv2/cr>

local/none/authorized/cr> <server-group> <ASCII-STR>

local/none/authorized/cr

port-access

<local/eap-radius/chap-radius> /

<server-group <ASCII-STR>> <none/authorized/cached-

reauth/cr>

ssh

<enable/login>

<local/tacacs/radius/ peap-mschapv2/public-key>/

<server-group <ASCII-STR>>


X

X

X




HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

aaa authentication

2530 Format (config)# aaa authentication telnet enable tacacs server-group testserv <cr> (config)# aaa authentication web enable local <cr> (config)# aaa authentication web-based chap-radius server-group testserv authorized <cr>

telnet

<enable/login>

<local/tacacs/radius/peap-mschapv2>

<server-group> ASCII-STR


web

<enable/login>

<local/radius/peap-mschapv2>

<server-group> ASCII-STR


web-based

chap-radius/peap-mschapv2

server-group ASCII-STR

<none/authorized/cached-reauth/cr>

X

X

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Aaa authorization

Format

(config)# aaa authorization commands radius <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# aaa authorization group finance 1 match-command “show run” deny <cr> (config)# aaa authorization group finance 1 match-command “show run” deny log <cr>

Function/Result

Configure authorization parameters on the switch

Commands

Radius/none

Group <Group-str> <1-2147483647>

<match-command><permit/deny>

<log/cr>

X X


Global Config# Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

aaa port-access

Format (config)# aaa port-access authenticator active <cr> (config)# aaa port-authenticator ethernet 1 <cr> 2530 Format (config)# aaa port-access authenticator cached-reauth-delay 5 <cr> 2530 Function/Result Set period of time, in seconds, during which authenticator will not initiate reauthentications after a cached reauthentication Format (config)# aaa port-access gvrp-vlans <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based add-format no-delimiter <cr> (config) # aaa port-access mac-address add-format multi-colon-uppercase <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 addr-limit 1 <cr>

Authenticator

<active><cr>

<ethernet Port-List>

Cached-reauth-delay <number><cr>

X X X

Gvrp-vlans <cr>

Mac-address

<addr-format>

<no-delimiter/single-dash/multi-dash/multi-

colon>

<no-delimiter-uppercase/single-dash-upppercase/muti-dash-uppercase/multi-colon-

uppercase>


<Addr-limit> <1-2>

<addr-limit<1-32>

X

X

X

X

X


(config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 addr-limit 20 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 addr-moves <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 auth-vid 1 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 logoff-period 50 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 max-requests 6 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 server-timeout 20 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 unauth-vid 1 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 reauthenticate <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 reauthenticate mac-addr 68-B5- 99-F0-11-9C <cr> (config)# aaa port-access mac-based e 1 unauth-period <cr> (config)# aaa port-access e 1 controlled-direction both <cr>

<addr-moves>

<auth-vid <VLAN-ID>

<logoff-period< <1-9999999>

<max-requests> <1-10>

<quite-period> <1-65535>

<reauth-period><0-9999999>

<server-timeout> <1-300>

<unauth-vid <VLAN-ID>

<reauthenticate><cr>

<reauthenticate>

<mac-addr> <MAC-ADDR/cr>

X X X

<unauth-period> <0-255>

X X


<controlled-direction/cr>

<both/in>

<mixed>

X X X


(config)# aaa port-access e 1 controlled-direction mixed <cr> (config)# aaa port-access supplicant e 1 auth-timeout 20 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access supplicant e 1 clear-statistic <cr> (config)# aaa port-access supplicant e 1 identity testuser secret <cr> (config)# aaa port-access supplicant e 1 max-start 10 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access supplicant e 1 secret <cr> (config)# aaa port-access supplicant e 1 start-period 100 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based dhcp-addr 10.10.10.0 /255.255.255.0 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based dhcp-lease 20 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based e 1 auth-vid 1 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based e 1 client-limit 1 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based e 1 logoff-period 150 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based e 1 max-requests 3 <cr> config)# aaa port-

Supplicant

<ethernet PORT-LIST><cr>

Auth-timeout <1-300>

Clear-statistics <cr>

Held-period <0-65535>

Identity <ASCII-STR>

<secret/cr>

Initialize <cr>

Max-start <1-10>

Secret <cr>

Start-period <1-300>

Web-based

Dhcp-addr

<IP-ADDR/MASK-LENGTH>

dhcp-lease <5-25>

Ethernet <PORT-LIST>

<auth-vid <VLAN-ID>

<Client-limit><1-2>

<client-moves><cr>

<logoff-period< <1-9999999>

<max-requests> <1-10>

<max-retries> <1-10>

<quite-period> <1-65535>

<reauth-period><0-9999999>


<redirect-url>

<WEB-REDIRECT-URL-STR>


<server-timeout> <1-300>

<ssl-login><cr>

<unauth-vid <VLAN-ID>

X


access web-based access-denied-message “Your access is denied, please call IT support” <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based dhcp-addr 10.10.10.0 /255.255.255.0 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based dhcp-lease 20 <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based ewa-server www.hp.com <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based ewa-server 10.10.1.1 www.hp.com/support <cr> (config)# aaa port-access web-based e 1 www.hp.com/support <cr> Function/Result Configure 802.1x (Port Based Network Access) MAC address based network access, or web authentication based network access on the device

Web-based

Access-denied-message

<ASCII-STR/radius-response><cr>

Dhcp-addr

<IP-ADDR/MASK-LENGTH>

dhcp-lease <5-25>

Ewa-server

<HOST-NAME-STR/IP-ADDR>

<PAGE-PATH-STR>

Server-group

Radius<ASCII-STR>

Host<IP-ADDR>


<PAGE-PATH-STR><cr>

X X X `

http://www.hp.com/support





HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

access-list

2530 Format

(config)# access-list <1-99> <deny/permit> <any/host/IP-ADDR-MASK-Length> <cr> (config)# access-list 100 <deny/permit> <ip/tcp/udp,…> <any/host/IP-ADDR/MASK-LENGTH> <cr> config)# access-list logtimer <default/30-300> <cr> (config)# access-list 100 gre < Any/host/IP-ADDR/MASK-Length> <cr>

Function/Result

Configure an entry in a standard or extended access control list

access-list

logtimer

default (300 seconds)

<30-300>( seconds)

<1-99> standard

<permit/deny>

any/host/IP-ADDR/MASK-Length

<remark> <REMARK-STR>

<100-199> extended

<permit/deny>

<ip-in-ip/ipv6-in-ip/gre/esp/ospf/pim/vrrp/icmp/

igmp/ip/sctp/tcp/udp>

any/host/IP-ADDR/MASK-Length

X X X

Global config# Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

alias

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# alias sconf “show running-config” <cr> (config)# alias svlans “show vlan” <cr>

<alias/no alias>

<NAME-STR>

<COMMAND-STR>

X X

Function/Result

Configure/remove a NAME for the specified alias command and options



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HP 2520G*

HP 2530

arp

Format

(config) arp 10.10.10.1 <cr> (config)# no arp 10.10.10.1 (to remove) <cr>

Function/Result

Remove the specified IP-Address entry from the ARP cache

(config)# show arp

IP ARP table


10.10.10.1 3ce5a6-ce6d8c dynamic 1

10.10.10.4 002389-e9814d dynamic

10.10.10.141 68b599-f0119c dynamic 1 After

(config)# no arp 10.10.10.1 (config)# show arp

IP ARP table


10.10.10.1 3ce5a6-ce6d8c dynamic 1

10.10.10.141 68b599-f0119c dynamic 1

IP-ADDR X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

auto-tftp

Format

(config)# auto-tftp 10.10.10.1 <filename> <cr> (config)# no auto-tftp 10.10.10.1 <filename> <cr>

IP-ADDR <filename>

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# auto-tftp 2002:10d4:d8d7::10d4:d8d7 <filename> <cr>


X X


(config)# no auto-tftp 2002:10d4:d8d7::10d4:d8d7 <filename> <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable automatic software image download via TFTP during boot


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

banner

Format

motd

(config)# banner motd # Enter TEXT message. End with the character ‘#’ You can use the \’banner motd\’ CLI command in non-interactive mode.\n\n\t The banner motd command will support escape characters. 2530 Format (config)# banner exec # Enter TEXT message. End with the character ‘#’ You can use the \’banner motd\’ CLI command in non-interactive mode.\n\n\t The banner motd command will support escape characters.

Function/Result

Define a login banner using motd to set message of the day

Define a login banner using exec to set exec (post-login) banner

exec X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

cdp

Format

(config)# cdp enable ethernet 1 <cr> (config)# cdp run <cr>

2530 Format

(config)# cdp mode pass-through <cr> (config)# cdp mode pre-standard-voice <cr> (config)# cdp mode admin-status e 1 tx_rx <cr> (config)# cdp mode rxonly <cr>

Function/Result

Set various CDP (Cisco Discovery Protocol) parameters

enable

ethernet <PORT-LIST><cr>

run<cr>

Mode <pass-

through><cr>

<pre-standard-voice>

<admin-status/cr>

ethernet <PORT-LIST>

<tx_rx/rxonly>

<rxonly><cr>

X X X


Global config# Privilege Level


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

clock

Format

(config)# clock set 05/31/12 <cr> (config)# clock set 08:15:30 <cr>

2530 Format

(config)#clock datetime 16:26:00 11/06/2012 <cr>

Function/Result

Set current date, time and local preferences

set

MM/DD[/[YY]YY]

HH:MM[:SS]

summer-time <cr>

timezone

gmt <+/- hours>

us <Alaska/Aleutian/Arizona/central/

east_indiana/eastern/Hawaii/Michigan/

mountain/pacific/samoa

Datetime

<HH:MM[:SS]>

<MM/DD/YYY>

X X X




HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

console

Format

(config)# console baud-rate 38400 <cr> (config)# console events none <cr> (config)# console flow-control xon <cr> (config)# console inactivity-timer 60 <cr> 2510G Format

(config)# console logout-prompt <cr> 2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# console inactivity-timer 56 <cr>

(config)# console local-terminal <cr> 2530 Format

(config)# console usb enable <cr>

Function/Result

Set various console parameters

baud-rate

<1200/2400/4800/9600/

19200/38400/57600/115200>

<speed-sense>

events

<none/debug/all/not-info/critical>

flow-control

<xon//xoff/none>

Inactivity-timer

<0/1/5/10/15/20/30/60/120>

Screen-refresh

<1/3/5/10/20/30/45/60>

terminal

<ansi/none/vt100>

local-terminal

<ansi/none/vt100>

Logout-prompt

X X X

Inactivity-timer

<INTEGER>

X

X

Usb

<enable/disable>

X X X




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HP 2530

command

2530 Format

(config)# command accounting <cr> (config)# command authorization <cr>

Function/Result

Specify command configuration information

<accounting/authorization> X X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

crypto

Format

(config) # crypto host-cert generate self-signed <cr>

(config) # crypto key generate cert rsa <512/768/1024> <cr> (config) # crypto key generate ssh rsa <cr>

host-cert

generate<self-signed> <MM/DD[/[YYYY]>

zeroize<cr>

key

generate <cert><512/768/1024/rsa>

<ssh> <rsa> <512/768/1024>

zeroize <cert/ssh><cr>

X

2520G*/2530 Format

(config) # crypto key generate cert rsa bits 1024<cr> (config) # crypto key generate ssh dsa bits 1024 <cr> (config) # crypto key generate ssh rsa bits 3072 <cr>

Function/Result

Install or remove authentication files for ssh or

key

generate/zerioize

<cert> <rsa><bits><1024/2048>

<ssh>

<dsa> <bits><cr/1024>

<rsa> bits <1024/2048/3072>

Zeroise <cert/ssh/ssh-client-key/ssh-client-known-

hosts><cr>

X X


https server

Show crypto will display certs and keys


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

dhcp

2520G* Format

(config)# dhcp config-file-update <cr> (config)# dhcp host-name-option <cr>

2530 Format

(config)# dhcp host-name-option <cr> (config)# dhcp vendor-specific <cr>

config-file-update

<cr>

X X

<Host-name-option/vendor-

specific>

<cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Config-file-update configures dhcp-client whether to process option 66 & 67

Host-name-option to send hostname of switch with packets (DHCP option 12)

Vendor-specific enable/disable DHCP client’s vendor specific options.


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

dos-filter

2520G*/2530 Format

(config) # dos-filter <cr>

X X

Function/Result

Enable or disable Denial of Service(DoS) attack packet filtering



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

encrypt-credentials

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# encrypt-credentials pre-shared-key hex <ASCII-STR> <cr> (config)# encrypt-credentials pre-shared-key plaintext <OCTET-STR> <cr> (config)# encrypt-credentials <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable encryption of credentials in configuration: or set or clear the pre-shared-key used to encrypted credentials

pre-shared-key

<hex/plaintext><ASCII-STR/OCTET-STR><cr>

X X

Global Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

end

Format

(config)# end <cr>

Function/Result

Return to the Manager Exec Context


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

fastboot

Format

(config)# fastboot <cr>

Function/Result

The fastboot command allows a boot sequence that skips the internal power-on self-test, resulting in a faster boot time. When using redundant management and fastboo is enabled, it is saved to the standby


management module when the config files are synchronized.


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

fault-finder

Format

(config) # fault-finder bad-driver sensitivity low <cr> (config) # fault-finder sensitivity low <cr>

Function/Result

Warn and disable action is available for all fault-finder events on an individual basis. It may be used, for example, to disable a port when excessive broadcasts are received. Because the fault-generated disabling of a port requires operator intervention to re-enable the port, such configuration should be used with care.

all/bad-driver/bad-transceiver/bad-cable/too-long-

cable/over-bandwidth/broadcast-

storm/loss-of-link/duplex-mismatch-

hdx/duplex-mismatch-fdx>

sensitivity <low/medium/high>

<cr>



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

filter

2810/ 2530 Format

(config) # filter source-port named-filter <filtername> drop ether 1 forward ethernet 2 <cr> (config) # filter source-port ethernet 1 drop ethernet 1,2,3 forward ether 5,6,7 <cr>

2530 Format

source-port

named-filter

<filename> <drop/forward>

<PORT-LIST> <forward/drop>

<PORT-LIST>


<drop/forward/named-filter>

X

X

multicast X

X

X

(config) # filter multicast <mac-address> <drop/forward/cr>

Function/Result

Set or edit traffic/security filters


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

front-panel-security

Format

(config)# front-panel-security factory-reset <cr> (config)# front-panel-security password-clear reset-on-clear <cr> (config)# front-panel-security password-recover <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable the ability to clear the password(s) and/or configuration via the front panel buttons.

factory-reset <cr>

password-clear

<reset-on-clear>

password-recovery <cr>



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

gvrp

Format

(config)# gvrp <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable GARP VLAN Registration Protocol (GVRP)


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

hostname

Format

(config)# hostname lab 2530 <cr>

Function/Result

Specify the device name for administrative purposes


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

igmp

Format

(config)# igmp delayed-flush 30

delayed-flush

<0-255>(seconds)

2530 Format

(config)# igmp fastlearn ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> (config)# igmp filter-unknown-mcast <cr>

Function/Result

Configure various global IGMP parameters for the switch

fastlearn

ethernet PORT-LIST

filter-unknown-mcast <cr>

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Ignore-untagged-mac

2530 Format

(config)# ignore-untagged-mac ethernet 5 <cr>

Function/Result

Configure to ignore untagged mac addresses on interfaces

Ethernet <PORT-

LIST><cr>

X X X


2510G HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

include-credentials

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# include-credentials radius-tacacs-only <cr> (config)# include-credentials store-in-config <cr> (config)# include-credentials <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable including passwords and credentials in each configuration when saved onto a remote server or workstation

<radius-tacacs-only/

store-in-config/cr>

X X



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HP 2520G*

HP 2530

instrumentation

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# instrumentation monitor log <cr> (config)# instrumentation monitor learn-discards 3333 <cr> (config)# instrumentation monitor all low <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable the instrumentation monitor, used to detect anomalies caused by security attacks or other irregular operations on the switch.

monitor

<log/trap> <cr>

<all/arp-requests/ip-

address-count/learn-

discards/login-failures/mac-

address-count/mac-

moves/pkts-to-closed-ports/port-

auth-failures/system-

resource-usage/system-

delay>

<1-2147483647>

threshold level

<low/med/high/cr>

X X




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Interface Format (config)# ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 broadcast-limit 10 <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 gvrp join-timer 40 <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 lacp active <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 mdix automdix <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 monitor <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 name “Link to DataCenter” <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 qos priority 6 <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 speed-duplex 10-half <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 speed-duplex auto <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 unknown-vlans disable <cr>


Broadcast-limit <0-99>

<enable/disable>

flow-control <cr>

gvrp

<join-timer><20-75>

<leave-timer><40-300>

<leaveall-timer><500-3000>

lacp

<active/passive/cr>

mdix

<mdi/mdix/automdix>

monitor <cr>

name

<PORT-NAME-STR><cr>

qos

Priority <0-7>

Speed-duplex

10-half/100-half

10-full/100-full/1000-full

Auto

auto-10/auto100

Auto-1000/auto10-100/auto-10g

unknown-vlans

<learn/block/disable><cr>




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interface qos

dscp

<000000/000001/000010/

000010/000011/000100/

000101/000110/000111/

001000/001001/001010/

001011/001100/001101/

001110/001111/010000/

010001/010010/010011/

010100/010100>

X

X

X

2810 Format (config)# ethernet 1 qos dscp 000010 <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format (config)# ethernet 1 lacp key 200 <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 mac-count-notify traps 50 <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 poe-allocate-by usage <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 poe-lldp-detect enabled <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 poe-value 6 <cr> (config)# ethernet 1 qos dscp af43 <cr>

Lacp

<key><0-65535>

mac-count-notify

<traps><0-128>

<poe-allocate-by>

<usage/class/value><cr>

<poe-lldp-detect>

<disabled/enabled><cr>

<poe-value>

<1-33><cr>

Power-over-ethernet

<critical/high/low/cr>

Qos

Dscp

af11=001010/af12=001100

af13=001110/af21=010010

af22=010100/af23=010110

af31=011010/af32=011100

af33=011110/af41=100010

af42=100100/af43=100110

ef=101110/cs0=000000

cs1=001000/cs2=010000

cs3=011000 /cs4=100000

cs5=101000/cs6=110000

cs7=111000 <cr>

X

X




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interface

2530 Format (config)# interface 1 energy-efficient-ethernet <cr>

(config)# interface 1 ignore-untagged-mac <cr> (config)# interface 1 ipv6 acess-group TEST in <cr> (config)# interface 1 link-keepalive vlan <cr> (config)# interface 1 mac-notify traps learned <cr> (config)# interface 1 policy working_policy <cr> (config)# interface 1 rate-limit all percent 50 <cr> Function/Result

Enter the Interface Configuration Level, or execute one command for that level.

energy-efficient-ethernet><cr>

<ignore-untagged-mac><cr>

<ip/ipv6>

access-group

<ASCII-STR><in>

Link-keepalive

<vlan/cr>

mac-notify

<traps><learned/removed>

policy

TEMPLATE-NAME-STR

Rate-limit

<all/bcast/mcast>

kbps <0-10000000>

percent <0-100>

X

X

X



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ip

Format (config)# ip default-gateway 10.10.10.1 <cr> (config)# ip timep dhcp interval 100 <cr> (config)# ip timep manual 10.10.10.1 interval 100 <cr> (config)# ip ttl 10 <cr> (config)# ip zero-broadcast <cr> 2810 Format (config)# ip arp 10.10.10.140 68b599-f0199c <cr> (config)# ip arp 10.10.10.140 <cr> (config)# ip arp-age 200 <cr> (config)# ip ssh filetransfer <cr> (config)# ip ssh timeout 5 <cr> 2510G/2520G*/2530 Format (config)# ip arp-age infinite <cr> (config)# ip ssh filetransfer <cr> (config)# ip ssh port default <cr> config)# ip ssh port 22 <cr>

default-gateway

<IP-Address>

timep

dhcp

<interval><1-9999>

manual

<interval/IP-ADDR><1-9999>

ttl

<2-255><cr>

Zero-broadcast <cr>

Arp

<IP-ADDR/MAC-ADDR>

Arp-age

<1-240>

ssh

filetransfer <cr>

timeout<5-120>

X

X

X

Arp-age

<infinite/1-1440>

ssh

filetransfer <cr>

timeout<5-120>

port <default/TCP/UDP-PORT

X




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ip authorized-managers

<IP-ADDR>

<access> <manager/operator>

<IP-MASK>

X X 2510G/2810 Format (config)# ip authorized managers 10.10.10.212 access manager 255.255.255.0 <cr> 2520G*/2530 Format (config)# ip arp-mcast-replies <cr> (config)# ip authorized managers 10.10.10.212 access manager 255.255.255.0 <cr> (config)# ip dns hpntdemo.com <cr> (config)# ip dns server-address priority 1 10.10.10.212 <cr> (config)# ip icmp unreachable <cr> (config)# ip route 10.10.10.212 255.255.255.0 blackhole 50 <cr> (config)# ip ssh cipher aes128-cbc <cr> (config)# ip ssh mac hmac-md5 <cr> (config)# ip ssh public-key manager <keystring-str> <cr> (config)# ip ssh timeout 10 <cr>

Arp-mcast-replies <cr>

authorized-managers

<IPV4-ADDR>


<IPV4-MASK>

Dns

DOMAIN-NAME-STR

Server-address

<priority><1-2><IP-ADDR>

icmp

<burst-normal.<0-1000000>

echo <broadcast-request><Cr>

<reply-limit/unreachable> <cr>

route

IP-ADDR/MASK-LENGTH

<blackhole/IP-ADDR/reject/vlan>

<Distance/metric><1-255>

ssh

cipher

<3Des-cbc/aes128/192/256<cbc/ctr>rijnd

[email protected]>

mac

<hmac-md5/hmac-md5-96/hmac-sha1/hmac-sha1-96> <cr>

Public-key

<manager/operator>

<KEYSTRING-STR>

Timeout <5-120>

X

X




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ip

2530 Format (config)#ip access-list extended <aclname> <cr> (config)# ip access-list extended 150 <cr> (config)# ip access-list resequence 275 <cr> (config)# ip authorized managers 10.10.10.212 access-method telnet manager 255.255.255.0 <cr> (config)# ip source-interface syslog 10.10.10.220 <cr> (config)# ip source-interface telnet vlan 1 <cr> Function/Result

Configure various IP parameters for the switch.

access-list

<extended><name/100-199>

< standard><name/1-99>

<resequence>

<NAME-STR><1-2147483647>

authorized-managers

<IPV4-ADDR>

<access-method>

<all/ssh/telnet/web/snmp/tftp>

<manager/operator>

<IPV4-MASK>

Source-interface

<radius/sntp/syslog/tacacs/

telnet/tftp/sflow/all>

<IP-ADDR/vlan> <cr>

X

X

X



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ipv6

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# ipv6 authorized-managers 2002:10d5:70cd::10d5:70cd access manager /64 <cr> (config)# ipv6 icmp error-interval <0-2147483647> <cr> (config)# ipv6 nd dad-attempts <0-255> <cr> (config)# ipv6 nd suppress-ra <cr> 2530 Format (config)# ipv6 access-list test <cr> (config)# ipv6 resequence test 250 <cr> config)# ipv6 authorized managers 2002:10d5:70cd::10d5:70cd access-method telnet manager 255.255.255.0 <cr> (config)# ipv6 mld fastlearn ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

Function/Result

Configure various IPV6 parameters on the switch

authorized-managers

<IPV6-ADDR>

Access

<manager/operator>

<IPV6 MASK>

icmp

error-interval

<0-2147483647>

nd

dad-attempts <0-255>

X

X

access-list

ACL-NAME-STR <cr>

<resequence>

<NAME-STR><1-2147483647>

authorized-managers

<IPV6-ADDR>


<IPV6-MASK>

Access-method

<all/ssh/telnet/web/snmp/tftp>

Mld

fastlearn

ethernet PORT-LIST

X X X



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jumbo

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# jumbo max-frame-size (1518-9216> <cr>

Function/Result

Configure Global Jumbo parameters for the switch

max-frame-size

(1518-9216>

X X



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key-chain

Format

(config)# key-chain <name> key <0-255> <cr>

Function/Result

Configures authentication key chains and individual keys. The configured key chains can be used for routing protocol authentication. Refer to routing protocol configuration commands for supported authentication methods and further instructions.

ASCII-STR

key <0-255>

key-string <ASCII-STR>

accept-lifetime/send-lifetime

<MM/DD[YY]YY]/infinite/now>



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link-keepalive

2530 Format

(config)# link-keepalive interval <10-100> <cr> (config)# link-keepalive retries <3-10> <cr>

Function/Result

Ports enabled for UDLD exchange health-check packets once every five seconds (the link-keepalive interval)

Interval <10-100>

Retries <3-10>

X

X

X


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lldp

Format

(config)# lldp admin-status disable <cr> (config)# lldp holdtime-multiplier 2 <cr> (config)# lldp refresh-interval 5 <cr> (config)# lldp run <cr> (config)# lldp enable-notification ethernet 1 <cr>

admin-status

<txonly/rxonly/tx_rx/disable>

config

ethernet PORT-LIST

basicTlvEnable

<port_descr/system_name/system_descr/system_cap> <ipAddrEnable>

<IP-ADDR>

ipAddrEnable

<IP-ADDR> <basicTlvEnable>

<port_descr/system_name/system_descr/syste

m_cap><cr>

Enable-notification

Ethernet <PORT-LIST><cr>

holdtime-multiplier <2-10>

refresh-interval <5-


32768>

run <cr>

2520G/2530 Format config

ethernet PORT-LIST

basicTlvEnable

<port_descr/system_name/system_descr/system_cap> <ipAddrEnable>

<IPv4/IPv6-ADDR>

ipAddrEnable

<IPv4/IPv6-ADDR> <basicTlvEnable>

<port_descr/system_name/system_descr/syste

m_cap><cr>

dot3TlvEnable <macphy_config> <cr>

Dot1TLvEnable

<Port-vlan-id/vlan-name><cr>

medportLocation civic-addr

<country-str>

<WHAT> (0=location of DHCP server/1=Location of switch/2=location of

LLDP-MED endpoint>

<CA-TYPE> <CA-VALUE-STR>

elin-addr

<OCTET- STR>

medTlvEnable

<capabilities/network_policy/location_id/poe> <cr>

fast-start-count <1-

X

X

X

(config)# lldp config e 1 ipAddrEnable 2002:ac0d:db3::ac0d:db3 bas icTlvEnable system_name <cr> (config)# config e 1 dot3tlvenable macphy_config <cr> (config)# lldp config ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> dot1tlvenable port-vlan-id <cr> (config)# lldp config e 1 medportLocation civic-addr us 0 6 compaq 3 Houston <cr> (config)# lldp config e 1 medportlocation elin-addr 999-999-9999 <cr> (config)# lldp config e 1 medtlvenable capabilities <cr>


(config)# lldp fast-start-count 5 <cr> (config)# lldp top-change-notify e 1 <cr>

Function/Result

You can configure a switch port to advertise location data for the switch itself, the physical wall-jack location of the endpoint (recommended), or the location of a DHCP sever supporting the switch and/or endpoint

For country code listing:

http://ftp.ics.uci.edu/pub/websoft/wwwstat/country-codes.txt

10>

top-change-notify

ethernet PORT-LIST <cr>





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lockout-mac

Format

(config)# lockout-mac 3c35a6-ce6d8c <cr>

<mac-addr>

Function/Result

Lockout-mac involves configuring a MAC address on all ports and VLANs for a switch so that any traffic to or from the “locked-out” MAC will be dropped


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log-numbers

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# log-numbers <cr> (config)# no log-numbers <cr>

Function/Result

Turns event numbering on or off

X

X



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logging

Format

(config)# logging facility local0 <cr>

(2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# logging notify running-config-change transmission-interval 50 <cr> (config)# logging priority-descr severe <cr> (config)# logging priority-descr “severe priority” <cr> (config)# logging severity major <cr> (config)# logging system-module all-pass <cr> (config)# logging system-module testmode <cr>

facility

<kern/user/mail/daemon/auth/syslog/Lpr/news/uucp/sys914/cron/

local0-local7

IP-ADDR

Notify

<running-config-change>

<transmission-interval>

<0-4294967295>

priority-descr

<priority-descr-str>

severity <major/error/warning/inf

o/debug> <cr>

system-module

<all-pass/vlan/ip/igmp/ipx/st

p/

system/chassis/console/ports/

dhcp/download/tcp/telnet/timep/tftp/xmodem/update/mgr/bridge/snmp/

addrmgr/pagp/fault/ldbal/garp/gvrp/

cos/lacp/dhcpr/stack/dma/sntp/802.1x/

cdp/auth/tacacs/radius/ssh/netinet/ospf/

xrrp/ssl/ipaddrmgr/webmacauth/

kms/pim/maclock/acl/udpf/inst-

mon/udld/hpesp/lldp/connfilt/

ratelim/idm/iplock/dhcp-snoop/vrrp/

usb/licensing/loop-

X X


2530 Format

(config)# logging 2002:10d5:70cd::10d5:70cd control-descr test <cr> (config)# logging 2002:10d5:70cd::10d5:70cd udp 1024 <cr> (config)# logging 2002:10d5:70cd::10d5:70cd tcp 5500 <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable logging functionality to send logging messages to external syslog servers, which can include severity and system modules.

protect/sflow/

arp-protect/dhcpv6c/mtm/ml

d/dca/

qinq/autorun/ffi/wsm/dipld/hpsm/

srcip/policy/oobm/trmode/ufd/ospf3/

dhcpv6r/bgp/ufd/fips/dt/dcbx/sftp/testmode/cryp

to/ra-guard/securemode> <cr>

IPV6-ADDR <control-descr>

<CONTROL-DESCR-STR><cr>

<UDP/TCP/cr>

<1024-49151><cr>

X

X

X



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loop-protect

Format

(config)# loop-protect disable-timer 100 <cr>

(config)# loop-protect ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> receiver-action send-disable <cr>

(config)# loop-protect transmit-interval 1 <cr>

(config)# loop-protect transmit-interval 2 disable-timer 60 <cr>

(config)# loop-protect trap loop-detected <cr>

Function/Result

Loop protection provides protection against loops by transmitting loop protocol packets out of ports on which loop protection has been enabled. The switch sends out a loop protocol packet & then receives the same packet on a port that has a receiver-action of send-disable configured, & shuts down the port from which the packet was sent.

disable-timer

<0-604800>

ethernet PORT-LIST

<receiver-action>

<send-disable/no-disable>

transmit-interval <1-10><cr>

<disable-timer> <0-604800>

trap loop-detected

<cr>


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mac-age-time

Format

(config)# mac-age-time 60 <cr>

<60-999960>

Function/Result

Allows you to set the MAC address table’s age-out interval. An address is aged out if the switch does not receive traffic from that MAC address


for the age-out interval, measured in seconds.


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mac-count-notify

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# mac-count-notify traps e 1 5 <cr>

traps


<1-128>

X

X

Function/Result

Configures the number of MAC addresses learned before sending a trap.


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mac-notify

2530 Format

(config)# mac-notify traps ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> learned <cr> (config)# mac-notify traps ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> removed <cr>

Traps


<learned/removed>

X

X

X

Function/Result

Configures mac-notify SNMP traps on ports


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management-vlan

Format

(config)# management-vlan 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Sets the VLAN that is to be used as the management VLAN

vlan-id



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max-vlans

Format

(config)# max-vlans 20 <cr>

Function/Result

Set the maximum number of VLANs on the switch

<1-64>

<1-256>

<16-256>

<16-512>

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X


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mirror-port

Format

(config)# mirror-port ethernet 1 <cr>


Function/Result

Define the mirror port for diagnostic purposes


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password

Format

(config)# password all <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# password operator plaintext <password> <cr>

Function/Result

Set or clear local password/username for a given access level

all <cr>

<operator/manager>

user-name <octet-str>

<cr>

plaintext <password-str>

X X




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port-security

Format

(config)# port-security 1 learn-mode static mac-address 0c0090-12456 action send-disable <cr> (config)# port-security 1 mac-address 0c0090-45656 <cr> (config)# port-security 1 clear-intrusion-flag <cr>

2810/2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# port-security 1 eavesdrop-prevention <cr>

Function/Result

On a per-port basis, you can configure security measures to block unauthorized devices, and to send notice of

ethernet PORT-LIST

<action/address-limit/clear-intrusion-flag >

<none/send-alarm/send-disable>

<mac-address>

<MAC-ADDR>

<learned-mode> <continuous/static/configured

port-access/limited-continuous>

<mac-address>

<MAC-ADDR>

<learned-mode> <continuous/static/configured/port-

access/limited-continuous>

<eavesdrop-prevention>

<action/address-limit/clear-intrusion-flag >

<none/send-alarm/send-disable>

X


security violations. Once port security is configured, you can then monitor the network for security violations through one or more of the following:

■ Alert flags that are captured by network management tools such as PCM and PCM+)

■ Alert Log entries in the WebAgent

■ Event Log entries in the console interface

■ Intrusion Log entries in the menu interface, CLI, or WebAgent



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Power-over-ethernet

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# power threshold 90 (config)# power pre-std-detect <cr> or (config)# power-over-ethernet threshold 90 <cr> (config)# power-over-ethernet pre-std-detect <cr>

Function/Result

A global power threshold that applies to all ports on the switch. This setting acts as a trigger for sending a notice when the PoE power consumption on any PoE port installed in the switch crosses the configured global threshold level. (Crossing the threshold level in either direction—PoE power usage either increasing or decreasing—triggers the notice.) The default setting is 80%.

The switches also support some pre-standard PoE devices. Detects and powers pre-802.3af standard devices.

Note: The default setting for the pre-std-detect PoE parameter is “off”

threshold <1-99>

pre-std-detect <cr>

X X



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primary-vlan

Format

(config)# primary-vlan 1 <cr>

vlan-id <cr>

Function/Result

Reassigns the Primary VLAN function. Re-assignment must be to an existing, port-based, static VLAN. (The switch will not reassign the Primary VLAN function to a protocol VLAN.) If you re-assign the Primary VLAN to a non-default VLAN, you cannot later delete that VLAN from the switch until you again re-assign the Primary VLAN to another port-based, static VLAN


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protected-ports

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# protected-ports ethernet <1,2,3,4.../all> <cr>

<ethernet PORT-

LIST><cr>

X

Function/Result

Ports in the protected-ports list cannot forward traffic to each other



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qos

2810 Format

(config)# qos resources <cr>

2810/2530 Format

(config)# int 3 qos dscp 000100 <cr> (config)# qos udp-port 1260 priority 2 <cr> (config)# qos dscp-map 000001 priority 4 <cr>

(config)# qos device-priority 10.10.10.1 dscp 000100 <cr>

2510G/2810 Format

(config) # qos dscp-map 001001 name test priority 5 <cr>

(config)# qos type-of-service diff-services 010101 dscp 000010 <cr>

(config)# qos type-of-service ip-precedence <cr>

resources <cr> X X X

udp-port/tcp-port

<TCP/UDP-PORT>

<range>

dscp

<000000/000001/000010/

000010/000011/000100/

000101/000110/000111/

001000/001001/001010/

001011/001100/001101/

001110/001111/010000/

010001/010010/010011/

010100/010100>

priority <0-7>

device-priority <IP-ADDR>

X X

dscp-map

(same # as DSCP)

<000000/000001/000010/

000010/000011/000100/

000101/000110/000111/

001000/001001/001010/

001011/001100/001101/

001110/001111/010000/

010001/010010/010011/

010100/010100>

Name<NAME-STR>

priority <0-7>

type-of-service

<diff-services> (same # as dscp)

ip-precedence <cr>

X

X




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qos-continued

2520G*/2530 Format

config)# qos dscp-map cs2 priority 4 <cr> (config)# qos dscp-map cs1 name <cr>

2520G*/2530 Format

test priority 6 <cr> (config)# qos dscp-map cs2 priority 5 <cr> (config)# qos protocol ip priority 4 <cr> (config)# qos type-of-service diff-services cs3 dscp cs4 <cr> (config)# qos queue-config 2-queues <cr>

Dscp-map

<0-111111>

<0-63>

<af11=001010/af12=001100

af13=001110/af21=010010

af22=010100/af23=010110

af31=011010/af32=011100

af33=011110/af41=100010

af42=100100/af43=100110

ef=101110/cs0=000000

cs1=001000/cs2=010000

cs3=011000/cs4=100000

cs5=101000/cs6=110000

cs7=111000>

name<NAME-STR

priority><0-7>

X

X

protocol

<ip/ipx/arp/dec_lat/

appletalk/sna/netbeui>

<priority 0-7>

queue-config <2-queues/4-queues> <cr>

type-of-service diff-services

<af11=001010/af12=001100

af13=001110/af21=010010

af22=010100/af23=010110

af31=011010/af32=011100

af33=011110/af41=100010

af42=100100/af43=100110

ef=101110/cs0=000000

cs1=001000/cs2=010000

X

X


cs3=011000/cs4=100000

cs5=101000/cs6=110000

cs7=111000>

dscp <af11=001010/af12=001100

af13=001110/af21=010010

af22=010100/af23=010110

af31=011010/af32=011100

af33=011110/af41=100010

af42=100100/af43=100110

ef=101110/cs0=000000

cs1=001000/cs2=010000

cs3=011000/cs4=100000

cs5=101000/cs6=110000

cs7=111000>

ip-precedence <cr>




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qos-continued

2530 Format

(config)# qos queue-config 2-queues queue-servicing weighted-round-robin <cr> (config)# qos queue-config 2-queues traffic-template <ASCII-STR> weighted-round-robin queue-servicing <cr> (config)# qos queue-config 2-queues queue-servicing weighted-round-robin traffic-template <ASCII-STR> <cr>

Function/Result

Quality of Service is used to classify and prioritize traffic throughout a network. QoS enables you to establish an end-to-end traffic-priority policy to improve the control and throughput of important data

queue-config <2-queues/4-queues>

Queue-servicing/traffic-template

<Weighted-round-robin/strict-priority>

watch-queue

ethernet PORT-LIST <out>

X X X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Qos-passthrough-mode

2510G/2810 Format

(config)# qos-passthrough-mode optimized <cr> (config)# qos-passthrough-mode typical <cr>

<optimized/typical>

<cr> X

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

radius-server

Format

(config)# radius-server dead-time 100 <cr> (config)# radius-server host 10.10.10.1 acct-port 1813 auth-port 1812 key hpsecure <cr> (config)# no radius-server host 10.10.10.1 <cr>

2810/2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# radius-server dyn-autz-port 1024 <cr> (config)# radius-server retransmit 2 <cr>

dead-time <1-1440>

host <IP-ADDR>

<acct-port/auth-port/key>

key <KEY-STR>

timeout <1-15>

dyn-autz-port

<1024-49151>

UDP port number to listen for Change-of-

Authorization and Disconnect

messages (default is 3799)

retransmit

<1-5> (default is 3)

X

Function/Result

Configure/remove a NAME for the specified alias command and options


Global Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

return

2530 Format

(config)# return <cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Exit to Manager View


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

savepower

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# savepower led <cr> (config)# no savepower led <cr> (config)# savepower port-low-pwr <cr> (config)# no savepower led port-low-pwr <cr>

Function/Result

Provides the ability to turn off port LEDs even when a link exists. If power-saving is enabled, it can be temporarily overridden by the LED Mode button on the front panel. If the LED Mode button is pressed, the LEDs will behave normally (turn on) for a period of 10 minutes, and then turn off again.

<led/port-low-pwr> <cr>

X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

sflow

2530 Format

(config)# sflow 1 destination 10.10.10.1 35 <cr> (config)# sflow 2 destination 2002:10d5:4290::10d5:4290 100 <cr> (config)# sflow polling e 1 0 <cr> (config)# sflow sampling e 1 50 <cr>

Function/Result

sFlow can also be configured via the CLI for up to three distinct sFlow instances: once enabled, an sFlow receiver/destination can be independently configured for full flow-sampling and counter-polling. CLI-configured sFlow instances may be saved to the startup configuration to persist across a switch reboot.

<1-3>

destination <IP-ADDR/IPV6-

ADDR>

udp <1-65535>

polling

ethernet PORT-LIST

<0=disable>

<20-2147483647>

sampling

ethernet PORT-LIST

<0=disable>

<50-64224>

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

snmp-server

Format (config)# snmp-server community public operator unrestricted <cr> (config)# snmp-server contact testuser location USA <cr> (config)# snmp-server enable traps authentication <cr> (config)# snmp-server host 10.10.10.1 public none informs retries 0 timeout 111 <cr> (config)# snmp-server response-source dst-ip-of-request <cr> (config)# snmp-server response-source 10.10.10.1 <cr>

2510G Format (config)# snmp-server host pub 10.10.10.1 debug informs retries 50 timeout 100 <cr>

community

<ASCII-STR>

<operator/manager>

<restricted/unrestricted/cr>

<contact/location>

<ASCII-STR><cr>

enable traps

authentication <cr>

link-change


response-source

dst-ip-of-request <cr>

IP-ADDR <cr>

trap-source

IP-ADDR <cr>

host

<IP-ADDR>

<COMMUNITY-STR>

<retries><0—255>

<timeout><1-21474836>

informs

<none/debug/all/not-info/critical><cr>

X X X


2810 Format (config)# snmp-server host 10.10.10.1 public not-info <cr> 2520G*/2530 Format (config)# snmp-server host 10.10.10.1 community public informs trap-level none <cr> (config)# snmp-server (config)# snmp-server host 2002:1063:4517::1063:4517 trap-level none <cr> (config)# snmp-server host 10.10.10.1 community public informs retries 5 timeout 50 trap-level none <cr> (config)# snmp-server engine-id local 01:23:45:67:89:ab:cd:ef:01:23:45:67 (config)# snmp-server enable traps link-change e 1 <cr> (config)# snmp-server enable traps auth-server-fail<cr> (config)# snmp-server enable traps password-change-mgr <cr> (config)# snmp-server enable traps port-security <cr> (config)# snmp-server enable traps snmp-

host

<IP-ADDR>

<COMMUNITY-STR>

<retries><0—255>

<timeout><1-21474836>


X

X

X

host

<IP-ADDR/IPV6-ADDR>

community <ASCII>

informs

<retries><0—255>

<timeout><1-21474836>

trap-level


Engine-id <ENGINEID-STR><cr>

enable

<traps>

<auth-server-fail/login-failure-

manager/mac-count-notify/password-change-mgr/port-

security><cr>

<snmp-authentication>

<extended/standard> <cr>

Mib

Hpswitchauthmib <exclude/include>

X X


authentication extended <cr> (config)# snmp-server enable traps login-failure <cr> (config)# snmp-server enable traps port-security <cr> (config)# snmp-server mib hpSwitchAuthMIB Function/Result

Configure the device SNMP server.




HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

snmpv3

Format

(config)# snmpv3 enable (config)# no snmpv3 enable (config)# snmpv3 community index test name test2 sec-name test3 tag test4 <cr> (config)# snmpv3 targetaddress <name> params <name> 10.10.10.1 filter debug max-msg-size 484 retries 15 timeout 100 <cr> (config)# snmpv3 group managerauth user testuse sec-model ver1 <cr> (config)# snmpv3 only <cr> (config)# snmpv3 params test user test sec-model ver1 message-processing ver1 <cr> (config)# snmpv3 targetaddress test params test 10.10.10.1 filter all retries 50 <cr>

Enable/no enable

community

index <ASCII-STR>

name <ASCII-STR>

sec-name <ASCII-STR>

<tag<ASCII-STR>

<cr>

enable <cr>

group



commanagerrw/commanagerr

/comoperatorrw/comoperatorr>

user

<ASCII-STR>

sec-model <ver1/ver2c/ver3>

notify <ASCII-STR>

tagvalue <ASCII-STR><cr>

only <cr>

params <ASCII-STR>

user <ASCII-STR>

sec-model <ver1/ver2c/ver3>

message-processing <ver1/ver2c/ver3>

restricted-access <cr>

targetaddress

<ASCII-STR>

params <ASCII-STR>


(config)# snmpv3 user testuser auth md5 priv aes testpass <cr>

<IP-ADDR>

[addr-mask < mask>]

[filter <non |debug |all |not-info

| critical>]

[max-msg-size <484-65535 >]

[port-mask < tcp-udp port >]

[retries < 0 - 255 >]

[taglist <tag_name> ]

[timeout < 0 - 2147483647 >]

[udp-port port-number]>

user

<USERNAME-STR>

auth <AUTHPASSWORD-STR/md5/sha> <priv/cr>

<AUTHPASSWORD-STR/des/aes>

2530 Format

(config)# snmpv3 targetaddress <name> params <name> 2002:10d4:923c::10d4:923c filter none max-msg-size 484 retries 15 timeout 10 <cr>

Function/Result

The switch supports SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3, including SNMP community and trap configuration. The default configuration supports versions 1 and 2c compatibility, which uses plain text and does not provide security options.

HP recommends you enable SNMP version 3 for improved security. SNMPv3 includes the ability to configure restricted access and to block all non-version 3 messages (which blocks version 1 and 2c unprotected operation)

targetaddress <ASCII-STR>

params <ASCII-STR>

<IPV6-ADDR>

[filter < none | debug | all | not-info | critical>]

[max-msg-size < 484-65535 >]

[port-mask < tcp-udp port >]

[retries < 0 - 255 >]

[taglist <tag_name> ]

[timeout < 0 - 2147483647 >]

[udp-port port-number]

X

X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

sntp

Format

(config)# sntp broadcast <cr> (config)# sntp 30 <cr> (config)# sntp server 10.10.10.1 1 <cr> (config)# sntp unicast <cr>

broadcast <cr>

<30-720> (time between updates)

server <IP-ADDR>

<1-7> (version of SNTP server)

unicast

2530 Format

(config)# sntp authentication <cr> (config)# sntp authentication key-id 1 trusted <cr> (config)# sntp authentication key-id 1 authentication-mode md5 key-value <ASCII-STR-STR> trusted <cr> (config)# sntp server priority 1 2001:db8::215:60ff:fe79:8980 1 key-id 5 <cr>

Function/Result

The protocol the switch uses to acquire a time signal.

authentication <cr>

key-id

<1-4294967295>

<trusted/Authentication-mode md5

key-value <ASCII-STR-STR>

<trusted/cr>

server priority <1-3>

<IP-ADDR/IPV6-ADDR> <1-7> version

key-id

<1-4294967295>

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

spanning-tree

Format

(config)# spanning-tree bpdu-protection-timeout 200 <cr> (config)# spanning-tree clear-debug-counters <cr> (config)# spanning-tree force-revision mstp-operation <cr>

bpdu-protection-timeout

<0-65535>

clear-debug-counters

<instance <0-16>

Ports <ethernet PORT-LIST><instance>

config-name

<config-name-str>

(max 32 characters)

config-revision

<0-65535>

force-version

<stp-compatible/rstp-operation/mstp-

operation

forward-delay

<4-30>

hello-time

<1-10>

max-hops

<1-40>

maximum-age

<6-40>

pending

<apply<cr>


2810/2520G Format

(config)# spanning-tree pending instance 1 vlan 1 2 3 <cr> (config)# spanning-tree trap errant-bpdu <cr>

config-name<CONFIG-NAMES-STR>

config-revision <0-65535>

instance

<1-16><VLAN-ID>

<VLAN-ID-RANGE/cr>

reset<cr>

ethernet PORT-LIST

<admin-edge-port/auto-edge-port/bpdu-

filter/bpdu-protection/hello-

time/loop-guard/mcheck/path-cost/point-to-point-mac/priority/root-guard/tcn-guard>

priority

<0-15>

trap

errant-bpdu <cr>

X X

2530 Format

(config)# spanning-tree e 1 pvst-filter <cr> (config)# spanning-tree e 1 pvst-protection priority 5 <cr>

Function/Result

Set the parametsrs for operation of the switch in a spanning tree topology

ethernnet PORT-LIST

pvst-filter/pvst-protection

<admin-edge-port/auto-edge-port/bpdu-filter/bpdu-protection/hello-time/loop-

guard/mcheck/path-cost/point-to-point-mac/priority/pvst-

protection/root-guard/tcn-guard>

priority<0-15>

X X




HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

speed

2630 Format

(config)# speed 19200 <cr>

Function/Result

Specify the TX/RX rate of user terminal interface

<1200/2400/4800/9600/

19200/38400/57600/115200>

X

X

X


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

stack

Format

(config)# stack commander switch1 <cr> (config)# stack join 101f74-a635e0 <cr> (config)# stack transmission-interval 100

Function/Result

HP Stack Management (stacking) enables you to use a single IP address and standard network cabling to manage a group of up to 16 total switches in the same IP subnet (broadcast domain). Manual or auto-join capabilities.

commander <ASCII-STR>

join <MAC-ADDR>

transmission-interval

<1-300>




HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

static-mac

Format

(config)# static-mac 68b599-f0119c vlan 1 interface e 1 <cr> (config)# static-mac 68b599-f0119c int e 1 vlan 1 <cr>

<MAC-ADDR>

<interface><ethernet PORT-LIST><vlan/cr><cr>

<vlan><interface/cr><ethernet PORT-LIST><cr>

Function/Result

Lock down a MAC address to a port on a vlan


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

sysname

2530 Format

(config)# sysname Branch1 <cr>

X X X

Function/Result

Branch1(config)#

Configure Host Name for switch



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

tacacs-server

Format

(config)# tacacs-server host 10.10.10.1 <cr> (config)# tacacs-server key keyword <cr> (config)# tacacs-server host 10.10.10.1 key keyword <cr>

Function/Result

Configure TACACS+ authentication servers

host <IP-ADDR><key/cr>

key <KEY-STR>

timeout

<1-255>


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

telnet-server

Format

(config)# telnet-server <cr> (config)# no telnet-server <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable telnet server on the switch


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

tftp

Format

(config)# tftp client <cr> (config)# tftp server <cr> (config)# tftp <cr>

<client/server/cr>


2530 Format

(config)# tftp tftpserver get show-tech techconfig <cr> (config)# tftp 10.10.10.1 sget default-config config <cr> (config)# tftp tftpserver put event-log Nov_events <cr> (config)#tftp ipv6 hostserver get config config <cr> (config)# tftp ipv6 2002:1063:4517::1063:4517 put core-dump coredump <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable TFTP, trivial file transfer protocol

<HOST-NAME-STR/IP-ADDR>

< get/sget>

<command-file/CONFIG-STR/default-

config/flash/pub-key-file/show-tech/ssh-

client-key>

<FILENAME-STR><cr>

<put>

<COMMAND-OUTPUT-STR/config/core-

dump/crash-log/default-

config/event-log/flash/running-config/ssh-client-known-hosts/ssh-

server-pub-key/startup-config>

<FILENAME-STR><cr>

Ipv6

<HOST-NAME-STR/IPV6-ADDR>

< get>

<command-file/CONFIG-STR/default-

config/flash/pub-key-file/show-tech/ssh-

client-key>

<FILENAME-STR><cr>

<put>

<COMMAND-OUTPUT-STR/config/core-

dump/crash-log/default-

config/event-log/flash/running-config/ssh-client-known-hosts/ssh-

server-pub-key/startup-config>

<FILENAME-STR><cr>

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

time

Format

(config)# time 11:55:01 05/31/12 <cr> (config)# time daylight-time-rule none <cr> (config)# time timezone -480 daylight-time-rule continental-us-and-canada <cr>

Function/Result

The switch uses the time command to configure both the time of day and the date. Also, executing time without parameters lists the switch’s time of day and date. Note that the CLI uses a 24-hour clock scheme; that is, hour (hh) values from 1 p.m. to midnight are input as 13 - 24, respectively.

begin-date/end-date/MM/DD[YY]YY]/HH:MM[:SS]/daylight-time-rule/timezone


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

timesync

Format

(config)# timesync timep <cr> (config)# timesync sntp <cr>

Function/Result

Configures the network time protocol



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

trunk

Format (config)# trunk e 1 trk1 lacp <cr> 2810 Format (config)# trunk e 1 trk19 <cr> 2520G* Format (config)# trunk e 2 trk8 trunk <cr>] 2530 Format (config)# trunk e 1 trk24 lacp <cr> Function/Result

Add or remove switch port from trunk


X

<trk1…trk19>

<trunk/lacp>

X

X

X

<trk1…trk8>

<trunk/lacp>

X X

X

<trk1…trk24>

<trunk/lacp>

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

trunk-load-balance

2530 Format

(config)# trunk-load-balance l2-based <cr>

<L2-based/l3-based/l4-based> <cr>

X X X

Function/Result

This option enables load balancing based on port layer information. The configuration is executed in global configuration context and applies to the entire switch.

Default: L3-based load balancing

L2-based: Load balance based on Layer 2 information

L3-based: Load balance based on Layer 3 information if present, or Layer 2 information

L4-based: Load balance based on Layer 4 port information if present, or Layer 3 if present, or Layer 2


HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Vlan

Format

(config)# vlan 1 forbid e 1 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 e 1 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ip address dhcp-bootp <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ip address 10.10.10.160 255.255.255.0 <cr>

<VLAN-ID>

forbid


ip

address

<dhcp-bootp/IP-ADDR/MASK-LENGTH> <cr>

igmp

<auto/blocked/fastleave/


(config)# vlan 1 ip igmp auto e 1 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 querier <cr> (config)# vlan 1 jumbo <cr>

2810 Format

(config)# vlan 1 qos dscp 001011 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 qos priority 6

forcedfastleave/forward>

<ethernet PORT-LIST >

querier <cr>

jumbo <cr>

name <ASCII-STR>

<tagged/untagged>


qos

dscp

<000000/000001/000010/

000010/000011/000100/

000101/000110/000111/

001000/001001/001010/

001011/001100/001101/

001110/001111/010000/

010001/010010/010011/

010100/010100>

priority <0-7>

X X X



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

vlan-continued

2520G*/2530 Format

(config)# vlan 1 ip igmp static-group 10.10.10.1 <cr> (config)#vlan 1 ipv6 <enable/disable> <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 address dhcp full rapid-commit <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 address autoconfig <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 address fe80::b02c:cf2:3bf5

<VLAN-ID>

Ip

igmp

static-group <IP-ADDR>

IPv6

Enable/Disable <cr>

Address

<autoconfig><cr>

<dhcp><full><rapid-commit><cr>

<IPV6-ADDR><link-local>

<IPV6-ADDR/PREFIX-LEN><cr>

X X


link-local <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 address fe80::b02c:cf2:3bf5/64 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 dhcp-client authentication key-chain HProcks <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 dhcp-client authentication mode md5 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 nd dad-attempts 5 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 nd ns-interval 1000 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 nd reachable-time 1000 <cr>

(config)# vlan 1 qos dscp af11 <cr>

(config)# vlan 1 qos priority 5 <cr>

(config)# vlan 1 voice <cr>

Dhcp-client

Authentication

Key-chain <CHAIN-NAME-STR><cr>

Mode <md5><cr>

Nd

< dad-attempts><0-255>

< ns-interval> <1000-4294967295>

<reachable-time> <1000-3600000>

qos

dscp

(note, reference new dscp=old dscp)

af11=001010/af12=001100

af13=001110/af21=010010

af22=010100/af23=010110

af31=011010/af32=011100

af33=011110/af41=100010

af42=100100/af43=100110

ef=101110/cs0=000000

cs1=001000/cs2=010000

cs3=011000/cs4=100000

cs5=101000/cs6=110000

cs7=111000

priority <0-7>

voice <cr>



HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

Vlan-continued

2530 Format

(config)# vlan 1 ip access-group test vlan <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 access-group test vlan <cr> (config)# vlan 1 disable layer3 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 protocol ipx <cr> (config)# vlan 1 protocol ipv6 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 mld query-interval <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 mld query-max-response-time 10 <cr> (config)#vlan 1 ipv6 mld last-member-query-interval 1 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 mld robustness 6 <cr> (config)# vlan 1 ipv6 mld version 1 <cr>

Function/Result

Add, delete, edit VLAN configuration on switch can also be entered in the VLAN Context configuration

<VLAN-ID>

IP/IPV6

Access-group <ASCII-STR> <vlan>

disable

<layer3> <cr>

protocol

<PROTOCOL-GROUP-

STR/ipx/ipv4/ipv6/arp/

appletalk/sna/decent/netbeui>

IPV6

Mld

<Disable/enable/querier><cr>

<auto/blocked/fastleave/forcedfastleave/forward><ethernet<PO

RT-LIST><cr>

< last-member-query-interval><1-

2><cr>

<query-interval><60-31744><cr>

<query-max-response-time><10-

128><CR>

<robustness><1-8><cr>

<version><1><cr>

X X X


Global # Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

web-management

Format

(config)# web-management <cr> (config)# web-management management-url <url-str> <cr> (config)# web-management plaintext <cr> (config) # web-management ssl 8443 <cr> (config)# web-management support-url www.hp.com/support <cr>

Function/Result

Enable/disable the device web server

management-url

plaintext <cr>

ssl

<TCP/UDP-PORT>

support-url

<URL-STR>

<cr>



Context Configuration Level Commands

You can execute any configuration command in the global configuration mode or in selected context modes. However, using a context mode enables you to execute context-specific commands faster, with shorter command strings.

The switch offers interface (port or trunk group) and VLAN context configuration modes

Port or Trunk-Group Context Commands.

Port or trunk-specific commands apply only to the selected port(s) or trunk group, plus the global configuration, Manager, and Operator commands. The prompt for this mode includes the identity of the selected port(s):

HP Switch(config)# interface 5-8

HP Switch(eth-5-8)#

HP Switch(config)# interface trk1

HP Switch(eth-Trk1)#

Context # Privilege Level Sub commands HP 2510G

HP 2810

HP 2520G*

HP 2530

vlan or interface

Format

Vlan2 has been named test (Config)# vlan 2 (vlan-2)# name test Trunk created on ethernet 10 (config)# int e 10 trk2 trunk Go directly to trk 2 (config)# trk 2 (eth-trk2)# Activate lacp on multiple ports (config)# int 1,2,4 (eth-1,2,4) lacp active <cr>

Function/Result

Same commands available within the global Privilege Level, but now execute context-specific configuration commands, such as

vlan/interface/trk#


on a particular VLAN or switch port. This is useful for shortening the command strings you type, and for entering a series of commands for the same context. For a list of available commands, enter ? at the prompt.

# show vlan test Status and Counters - VLAN Information - VLAN 2 VLAN ID : 2 Name : test Status : Port-based Voice : No Jumbo : No Port Information Mode Unknown VLAN Status


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