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RS2-4R Management ManualIndustrial ETHERNET Rail Switch 2

Hirschmann Competence10RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Functions1004.3 Frame switchingRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.3.8 Broadcast limiterTo guarantee reliable data exchange during high broadcast traffic, the s

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.4 Spanning Tree Algorithm1014.4 Spanning Tree AlgorithmLocal area networks are becoming ever larger. This is true bo

Functions1024.4 Spanning Tree AlgorithmRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04D It must produce a reproducible topology that can be pre-defined by management.D It mus

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.4 Spanning Tree Algorithm103U Root path costsEach path connecting two bridges has transmission costs assigned to it.

Functions1044.4 Spanning Tree AlgorithmRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The port number and port priority number are stored in the Management Information Base (

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.4 Spanning Tree Algorithm105Fig. 34: Flow chart for determining root pathUsing the network diagram (see Fig. 35), it

Functions1064.4 Spanning Tree AlgorithmRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The path from bridge 6 to the root bridge is interesting:D The path via bridges 5 and 3

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.4 Spanning Tree Algorithm1074.4.3 Example: manipulation of a tree structure.The management administrator of the netw

Functions1084.4 Spanning Tree AlgorithmRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.4.4 Rapid Spanning Tree ProtocolThe exponential increase in the use of LANs also in ti

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.4 Spanning Tree Algorithm109D Designated port The port that connects the designated bridge to a network segment tha

ContentsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/0411Contents1 Introduction 191.1 Industrial networking solutions with a future 211.2 The Industrial ETHERNET Rail Switc

Functions1104.4 Spanning Tree AlgorithmRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 37: Port role assignmentD Alternate port The port that takes over the function of t

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.4 Spanning Tree Algorithm111U Port statusesAccording to the tree structure and the status of the selected connectio

Functions1124.4 Spanning Tree AlgorithmRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U Fast reconfigurationWhy can RSTP react faster to an interruption of the root path?D In

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.5 Redundancy1134.5 Redundancy4.5.1 Line-type configurationThe RS2-4R enables you to set up backbones in line-type co

Functions1144.5 RedundancyRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.5.2 Redundant ring structure – HIPER-RingThe two ends of a backbone in a line-type configuration ca

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.6 Security1154.6 Security4.6.1 SNMPThe agent communicates with the network management station via the Simple Networ

Functions1164.6 SecurityRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.6.2 SNMP trapsIf unusual events occur during normal operation of the RS2-4R, they are reported immedi

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.6 Security117hmPowerSupplyis sent if the status of the voltage supply changes.hmSignallingRelayis sent if the status

Functions1184.6 SecurityRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/041195 Web-based managementThe RS2-4R supports both SNMP management and Web-based management and can thus off

Contents12RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043 Installation and startup procedure 293.1 Safety instructions 313.2 Device installation 373.2.1 Controls 373.2.2

Web-based management120RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.1 Opening the Web-based interface1215.1 Opening the Web-based interfaceTo open the Web-based interface, y

Web-based management1225.1 Opening the Web-based interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04V Establish the connection by entering the IP address of the RS2-4R t

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.1 Opening the Web-based interface123V The password "public", with which you have read permissi

Web-based management1245.1 Opening the Web-based interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.2 Menu tree1255.2 Menu treeThe menu section displays the menu items. By placing the mouse pointer in the

Web-based management1265.2 Menu treeRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System1275.3 SystemThe system menu contains the dialog boxes and tables used for system con-figuration:

Web-based management1285.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The information section of the system menu is divided into:D RecordingD AlarmD System dataD Vi

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System129U RecordingThis area of the Website shows the history of the RS2-4R. Since the history is mai

ContentsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04134 Functions 854.1 Displays 874.1.1 Device status 874.1.2 Port status 884.2 Hardware functions 894.2.1 Diagnosti

Web-based management1305.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U System dataThis area of the Website displays the system history of the agent. Here you can c

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System131Meaning of the symbols:The port is enabled and the connection is OK.The port is locked by mana

Web-based management1325.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3.1 Updating the softwareWith the software dialog you can carry out a software update of the

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System133The end of the update is indicated by one of the following messages:D Update completed success

Web-based management1345.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04V – Netscape Navigator/Communicator: Close browser and reopen it. – Microsoft Internet Explore

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System1355.3.2 Defining the start configurationWith this dialog you can:D set a restart configuration,

Web-based management1365.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U URLThe URL identifies the path to the tftp server on which the configuration file is to be s

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System137U Auto Configuration Adapter (ACA)The ACA is a device for storing the configuration data of a

Web-based management1385.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 52: Dialog Start configurationStatus MeaningnotPresent No ACA present.ok The configuratio

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System1395.3.3 Signal ContactThe signal contact is forD manual setting the signal contact .D monitoring

Contents14RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.6 Security 1154.6.1 SNMP 1154.6.2 SNMP traps 1164.6.3 SNMP traps when booting 1175 Web-based management 1195.1

Web-based management1405.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 53: Dialog Signal contact

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System1415.3.4 SNTPThe Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) enables you to synchronize the system time i

Web-based management1425.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U Configuration SNTP ServerV In "Anycast destination address" you enter the IP addre

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System143Note: For the most accurate system time distribution possible, avoid having network components

Web-based management1445.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3.5 Configure the networkWith this dialog you define the source from which the switch gets i

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System145V The HiDiscovery protocol (see “System configuration via HiDiscovery” on page 55) allows you

Web-based management1465.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3.6 PasswordThis dialog gives you the option of changing the read and read/write pass-words

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System147Note: After changing the password for write access, restart the Web inter-face in order to acc

Web-based management1485.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3.7 WEB accessThis dialog allows you to switch off the Web server on the switch. After the W

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System1495.3.8 Access for IP addressesWith this dialog you can specify via which IP addresses the switc

ContentsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04155.5 Switching 1595.5.1 Basic Switch Data 1595.5.2 Filtering Database 1605.5.3 Rapid Spanning Tree 1615.6 Extras

Web-based management1505.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 58: Dialog Access for IP addresses

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System1515.3.9 Configuring trapsThis dialog allows you to specify which events trigger an alarm (trap)

Web-based management1525.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 59: Dialog Alarms

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.3 System1535.3.10 Restarting the switchThis dialog allows you toD restart the switch.D reset the MAC addr

Web-based management1545.3 SystemRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.4 Ports1555.4 PortsThe Ports menu includes:D The port configuration tableD The port statistics table5.4.1

Web-based management1565.4 PortsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Note: The following settings are required for the ring ports (see “Redundant ring structure – H

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.4 Ports1575.4.2 Port statistics tableThis table shows you the contents of various event counters. After a

Web-based management1585.4 PortsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.5 Switching1595.5 SwitchingThe Switching menu includes:D Basic Switch Data,D Filtering DatabaseD GMRP / I

Contents16RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046 Management Information Base (MIB) 1736.1 MIB II 1776.1.1 System Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.1) 1776.1.2 Interface group (

Web-based management1605.5 SwitchingRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.5.2 Filtering DatabaseThis table is used for displaying filters. Each row represents one

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.5 Switching1615.5.3 Rapid Spanning TreeThe Rapid Spanning Tree algorithm (RSTP) reduces the entire topol

Web-based management1625.5 SwitchingRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The time entries in the Global dialog are in units of 10 ms. Example: Max Age = 2000 amoun

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.5 Switching163U Port settingsThese settings apply to every individual port. Variable Meaning Possible v

Web-based management1645.5 SwitchingRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6 Extras1655.6 ExtrasThe Ports menu includes:D Configuring the DHCP Relay agent,D Configuring the broadca

Web-based management1665.6 ExtrasRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6.1 DHCP Relay AgentThis dialog allows you to configure the DHCP relay agent. The DHCP relay

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6 Extras1675.6.2 Broadcast limiterWith the broadcast limiter you can define the maximum number of broad-c

Web-based management1685.6 ExtrasRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6.3 Configuring the HIPER-Ring functionThis dialog shows you the function of this switch in

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6 Extras169Fig. 64: Dialog HIPER-Ring

ContentsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04177 User Interface 2097.1 Opening the user interface 2117.2 Operating the user interface 2137.2.1 System parameters

Web-based management1705.6 ExtrasRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6.4 Setting port mirroringThis dialog allows you to configure and activate the port mirrorin

Web-based managementRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6 Extras1715.6.5 Switching the learning function on and offThis dialog allows you to monitor the data for

Web-based management1725.6 ExtrasRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/045.6.6 DiagnosticsThe following reports are available for diagnostic purposes. In service situa

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/041736 Management Information Base (MIB)The Management Information Base (MIB) is designed in th

Management Information Base (MIB)174RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04sys SystemUI User InterfaceUpr Upper (e.g. threshold value)ven Vendor = manufacturer (Hirsc

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04175Fig. 67: Tree structure of the Hirschmann MIB1 internet1 iso3 org6 dod2 mgmt1 enterprises24

Management Information Base (MIB)176RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II1776.1 MIB II6.1.1 System Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.1)The System Group is a required group

Management Information Base (MIB)1786.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04sysDescr OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0Syntax Octet string (size: 0-255)Access ReadDescrip

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II179sysUpTime OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0Syntax Time ticksAccess ReadDescription The time i

Contents18RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04A Appendix 229FAQ 231Setting up DHCP Server Option 82 233Based specifications and standards 239Certifications 24

Management Information Base (MIB)1806.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04sysLocation OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6.0Syntax Octet string (size: 0-255)Access Read and

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II1816.1.2 Interface group (1.3.6.1.2.1.2)The interface group contains information abo

Management Information Base (MIB)1826.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1.3 Address Translation Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.3)The Address Translation Group is r

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II183||-- (18) ipFragFails||-- (19) ipFragCreates||-- (20) ipAddrTable| |-- (1) ipAddr

Management Information Base (MIB)1846.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1.5 ICMP Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.5)The Internet Control Message Protocol group is ob

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II1856.1.6 Transfer Control Protocol Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.6)The Transfer Control Protoco

Management Information Base (MIB)1866.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1.7 User Datagram Protocol Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.7)The User Datagram Protocol Grou

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II1876.1.8 Simple Network Management Protocol Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.11)The Simple Networ

Management Information Base (MIB)1886.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1.9 RMON Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.16)This part of the MIB provides a continuous flow

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II189||||||||--(7) historyControlStatus| |--(2) etherHistoryTable| | |--(1) etherHisto

IntroductionRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04191 IntroductionIn 1984, Hirschmann implemented the world's first ever fiber optic based ETHERNET at the Unive

Management Information Base (MIB)1906.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04| |--(2) logTable| | |--(1) logEntry | | | |--(1) logEventIndex||||| | | |--(2) l

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II1916.1.10 dot1dBridge (1.3.6.1.2.1.17)This part of the MIB contains bridge-specific

Management Information Base (MIB)1926.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04||||| | | |--(10) dot1dStpPortForwardTransitions ||||| | | |--(11) dot1dStpPortPa

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1 MIB II193||||--(3) dot1dTrafficClassTable|||||--(1) dot1dPortPriorityEntry||||||--(1) dot1

Management Information Base (MIB)1946.1 MIB IIRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.1.11 MAU Management Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.26)The MAU Management Group is responsib

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.2 Private MIB1956.2 Private MIBThe private MIB is for configuring the device-specific proper

Management Information Base (MIB)1966.2 Private MIBRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04||||||||||--(6) hmSysGroupModuleMap||||||||||--(7) hmSysGroupAction|||||||||

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.2 Private MIB197||||||||||--(2) hmSigLinkAlarm| | |--(5) hmSigTrapReason|||| | |--(6) hmSigR

Management Information Base (MIB)1986.2 Private MIBRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.2.2 Management GroupThe Management group contains parameters for configuri

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.2 Private MIB199|||| | |--(8) hmFSActionResult|||| | |--(9) hmFSBootConfiguration|||| | |--(

Introduction20RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Management Information Base (MIB)2006.2 Private MIBRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04||||||||||--(12)hmTrapCommState|||| | |--(4) hmTrapDestTable|||| | | |--(1)

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.2 Private MIB2016.2.3 HIPER-Ring Redundancy GroupThe HIPER-Ring Redundancy Group contains pa

Management Information Base (MIB)2026.2 Private MIBRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.3 SNMP V2 Module MIB2036.3 SNMP V2 Module MIBThe SNMP V2 Module MIB is based on the SNMP-Mib

Management Information Base (MIB)2046.3 SNMP V2 Module MIBRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.3.2 MPD Group (1.3.6.1.6.3.11)The MPD group (Message Processing and

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.3 SNMP V2 Module MIB2056.3.3 Target Group (1.3.6.1.6.3.12)The Target group contains paramete

Management Information Base (MIB)2066.3 SNMP V2 Module MIBRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.3.4 Notification Group (1.3.6.1.6.3.13)The Notification group conta

Management Information Base (MIB)RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.3 SNMP V2 Module MIB2076.3.5 USM Group (1.3.6.1.6.3.15)The USM group (User-based Security Mo

Management Information Base (MIB)2086.3 SNMP V2 Module MIBRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/046.3.6 VACM Group (1.3.6.1.6.3.15)The VACM group (View-based Access Co

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/042097 User InterfaceThe user interface offers users the option of choosing certain functions of the management RS2

IntroductionRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/041.1 Industrial networking solutions with a future211.1 Industrial networking solutions with a futureEthernet is the

User Interface210RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.1 Opening the user interface2117.1 Opening the user interfaceV After connecting the with a VT100 terminal via

User Interface2127.1 Opening the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 69: Main menu Main Menu

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface2137.2 Operating the user interfaceD Use the arrow keys or the tab key to move th

User Interface2147.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 70: Menu system parametersU IP addressEnter the IP address of this RS2-4R

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface215U IP configurationV Select the desired IP configuration mode. When you press

User Interface2167.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2.2 Switching GeneralThe switch supports Rapid Spanning Tree.V To activate i

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface2177.2.3 Switch securityThe agent is accessible via:D V.24D TelnetD the Web.V To

User Interface2187.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2.4 Port configuration / statisticsThis menu is for port configuration and f

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface2197.2.5 Port Mirroring / Disable learningThis dialog gives you the option of vie

Introduction221.1 Industrial networking solutions with a futureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04General features of the Industrial ETHERNET Rail products includ

User Interface2207.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2.6 ConfigurationThe RS2-4R has two configuration settings:D the default set

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface221Example to save to a tftp serverV Open a new file with any editor.V Save the e

User Interface2227.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The transition of the LED's from a flashing to a static state indicates t

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface2237.2.7 UpdateBefore you can update the software, you need to know the correct l

User Interface2247.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2.8 PasswordTo protect your from unauthorized access, change the SNMPv3 rea

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface225Fig. 78: Menu Change Password Change Password

User Interface2267.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2.9 PingIn the Ping menu you can test the accessibility of another network s

User InterfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/047.2 Operating the user interface2277.2.10 System resetV To reset select the Confirm Reset line. By pressing the s

User Interface2287.2 Operating the user interfaceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04229A Appendix

IntroductionRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/041.2 The Industrial ETHERNET Rail Switches231.2 The Industrial ETHERNET Rail SwitchesCreated from the start as missi

Appendix230RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 FAQ231FAQAnswers to frequently asked questions can be found at the Hirschmann Website:www.hirschmann.com Under Product

Appendix232 FAQRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Setting up DHCP Server Option 82233Setting up DHCP Server Option 82On the CDROM supplied with the switch you will find

Appendix234 Setting up DHCP Server Option 82RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04V Select static.Fig. 82: Static address inputV Open the window for the program sett

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Setting up DHCP Server Option 82235V Select the DHCP tab page. Enter the settings shown in the illustration and click

Appendix236 Setting up DHCP Server Option 82RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04V Select Circuit Identifier and Remote Identifier.Fig. 86: Default setting for the

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Setting up DHCP Server Option 82237Fig. 87: Entering the addressesFig. 88: Application example of using Option 82PLCSw

Appendix238 Setting up DHCP Server Option 82RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Based specifications and standards239Based specifications and standardsU List of norms and standards:D EN 61000-6-2:20

Introduction241.2 The Industrial ETHERNET Rail SwitchesRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Rail Switches RS2-4R also contain an SNMP management agent and inte-grat

Appendix240 Based specifications and standardsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04D RFC 1945 (HTTP/1.0)D RFC 2131 (DHCP)D RFC 2132 (DHCP-Options)D RFC 2236 (IGMPv2

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Certifications241CertificationsThe following table indicates the certification status of the RS2-4R product family.

Appendix242 CertificationsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Technical Data243Technical DataRS2-4RDimensions W x H x D 47 x 131 x 111 mm Weight 325 g, 0.7 lbTop-hat rail fastener

Appendix244 Technical DataRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04EMC interference immunityEN 61000-4-2 electrostatic discharge contact discharge: test level 3 (6 kV)

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Technical Data245Network size F/O ports 100BASE-FXSystem attenuation 50/125 µm fiber, multimode 0-8 dB (MM) 62.5/125 µ

Appendix246 Technical DataRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Scope of deliveryRail Switch RS2-4R incl. terminal block for power supply RS2-4R manual on CDROM Desc

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Literature references247Literature references[1] “Optische Übertragungstechnik in der Praxis” Christoph Wrobel Hüthig

Appendix248 Literature referencesRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Copyright of integrated software249Copyright of integrated softwareGNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSEVersion 2.1, Febru

HardwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04252 HardwareThe Industrial ETHERNET Rail Switch RS2-4R family consists of 7 devices. These devices can be managed and h

Appendix250 Copyright of integrated softwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04For example, if you distribute copies of the library, whether gratis or for a fee,

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Copyright of integrated software251are the reason we use the ordinary General Public License for many libraries. Howe

Appendix252 Copyright of integrated softwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The "Library", below, refers to any such software library or work which h

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Copyright of integrated software253c) You must cause the whole of the work to be licensed at no charge to all thir

Appendix254 Copyright of integrated softwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04D 3. You may opt to apply the terms of the ordinary GNU General Public License inst

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Copyright of integrated software255without the Library, or if the work is itself a library. The threshold for this to

Appendix256 Copyright of integrated softwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04than copying library functions into the executable, and (2) will operate properly w

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Copyright of integrated software257b) Give prominent notice with the combined library of the fact that part of it is a

Appendix258 Copyright of integrated softwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04If any portion of this section is held invalid or unenforceable under any particula

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Copyright of integrated software259D 14. If you wish to incorporate parts of the Library into other free programs whos

Hardware26RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 1: Front view of the RS2-4RsteckbarerKlemmblock6poligLEDAnzeige-elemente2poligerDIP-SchalterV.24-ZugangexternesM

Appendix260 Copyright of integrated softwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U How to Apply These Terms to Your New LibrariesIf you develop a new library, and y

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Copyright of integrated software261The Legion Of The Bouncy CastleCopyright (c) 2000 The Legion Of The Bouncy Castle (

Appendix262 Copyright of integrated softwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

AppendixRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04 Reader's comments263Reader's commentsWhat is your opinion of this manual? We are always striving to provide

Appendix264 Reader's commentsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Suggestions for improvement and additional information:...

265 IndexRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04IndexAACA 42, 65, 116, 137, 151, 221Access 151Access protection 149Access restriction 149Access right 115Access sup

266 IndexRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04HiVision 62IIANA 48ICMP 184IEC/EN 60950 38IEEE 802.1 Q 95Information 111Initialisierungsphase 88Initialization 91Inp

IndexRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04267RMON probe 99, 170Root port 108RST BPDU 109RSTP 108, 161SSafety regulations 34Segmentation 116Self-diagnosis 91SEL

268 IndexRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

HardwareRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/0427The LED's indicate data reception, connection status and processor status.The RS2-4R fulfills the testing requir

Hardware28RS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04293 Installation and startup procedureThe Industrial ETHERNET Rail Switch RS2-4R family has b

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Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.1 Safety instructions313.1 Safety instructionsU Supply voltageThe devices are designed for

Installation and startup procedure323.1 Safety instructionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U HousingOnly technicians authorized by Hirschmann are permitted to

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.1 Safety instructions33U Qualification requirements for personnelQualified personnel as und

Installation and startup procedure343.1 Safety instructionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U National and international safety regulationsV Make sure that the

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.1 Safety instructions35U FCC note:Appropriate testing has established that this device fulf

Installation and startup procedure363.1 Safety instructionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.2 Device installation373.2 Device installation3.2.1 ControlsU DIP switchWith the -pin DIP s

Installation and startup procedure383.2 Device installationRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.2.2 6-pin terminal blockThe supply voltage and the signal contact

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.2 Device installation39Note: With non-redundant supply of the mains voltage, the RS2-4R rep

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Installation and startup procedure403.2 Device installationRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.2.3 AssemblyOn delivery, the device is ready for operation. V Slid

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.2 Device installation413.2.4 InterfacesU 10/100 Mbit/s connection10/100 Mbit/s ports (8-pin

Installation and startup procedure423.2 Device installationRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U V.24 interface (external management)A serial interface is provided

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.2 Device installation433.2.5 DisassemblyV In order to remove the RS2-4R from the top-hat ra

Installation and startup procedure443.2 Device installationRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.3 Startup operation453.3 Startup operationWhen the supply voltage is connected via the 6-pi

Installation and startup procedure463.3 Startup operationRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings473.4 Basic settingsThe RS2-4R is designed for ease of use and complies as

Installation and startup procedure483.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The network address represents the fixed part of the IP address. The worl

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings49U Network maskRouters and gateways subdivide large networks into subnetwo

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Installation and startup procedure503.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Example of IP addresses with subnetworks assignment when the above subnet

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings51U Example of how the network mask is usedIn a large network it is possibl

Installation and startup procedure523.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Lorenzo receives the letter and removes the outer envelope. From the inne

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings533.4.2 System configuration via V.24 interfaceIf you do not configure the

Installation and startup procedure543.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The RS2-4R should be labeled to prevent confusion during subsequent insta

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings55U Network mask (netmask)If your network has been divided up into subnetwo

Installation and startup procedure563.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04V Start the HiDiscovery program.Fig. 11: HiDiscovery When HiDiscovery is

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings57By double-clicking a line, you open a window in which you can enter the d

Installation and startup procedure583.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04# tc -- template.global:\:gw=0.0.0.0:\:sm=255.255.240.0:rs2_01:ht=etherne

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings59Fig. 13: Flow chart for the BOOTP/DHCP process, part 1 * see note on page

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Installation and startup procedure603.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 14: Flow chart for the BOOTP/DHCP process, part 2 * see note on page

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings613.4.5 System configuration via DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol

Installation and startup procedure623.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04The special feature of DHCP in contrast to BOOTP is that the server can

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings63fixed-address 149.218.112.83;server-name "149.218.112.11";filen

Installation and startup procedure643.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4.6 System Configuration via DHCP Option 82As with the classic DHCP, on

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.4 Basic settings653.4.7 ACA AutoConfiguration AdapterThe ACA is a device for storing the co

Installation and startup procedure663.4 Basic settingsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.5 tftp server for software updates673.5 tftp server for software updatesOn delivery, the sw

Installation and startup procedure683.5 tftp server for software updatesRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.5.1 Setting up the tftp processGeneral prerequisites:

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.5 tftp server for software updates69You can obtain additional information about the tftpd d

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Installation and startup procedure703.5 tftp server for software updatesRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 16: Flow chart for setting up tftp server with Sun

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.5 tftp server for software updates713.5.2 Software access rightsThe agent needs read permis

Installation and startup procedure723.5 tftp server for software updatesRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.6 System monitors733.6 System monitorsThe system monitors facilitate the implementation of

Installation and startup procedure743.6 System monitorsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 17: Screen display during the boot phasePress the <1> key wit

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.6 System monitors75Fig. 18: System monitor 1 screen display System-Monitor 1 V1.00

Installation and startup procedure763.6 System monitorsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U 1 Update Operating SystemThis menu allows you to update the operating

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.6 System monitors77Fig. 20: Screen display when you start an update of the OSAfterwards ent

Installation and startup procedure783.6 System monitorsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U 3 Change BaudrateWith this menu you can modify the baud rate. The fol

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.6 System monitors79U 4 EndThis menu shuts down system monitor 1. The following window appe

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Installation and startup procedure803.6 System monitorsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.6.2 Software update (system monitor 2)System monitor 2 facilitates an

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.6 System monitors81Press the <2> key within three seconds. System monitor 2 is starte

Installation and startup procedure823.6 System monitorsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U 1 Software Update V24This menu executes an update of the operation sys

Installation and startup procedureRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/043.6 System monitors83Fig. 26: Screen display when you start an update of the OSAfterwards ent

Installation and startup procedure843.6 System monitorsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U 5 Set Factory SettingWith this menu item you can restore the original

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04854 FunctionsThe devices of the Industrial ETHERNET Rail Switch RS2-4R series contain a wide variety of functions:D Di

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FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.1 Displays874.1 Displays4.1.1 Device statusThese LED's provide information about conditions which affect the op

Functions884.1 DisplaysRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U FAULT - Error (red LED)If the "Manual setting" on page 139 is active for the signal contact,

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.2 Hardware functions894.2 Hardware functions4.2.1 DiagnosticsWhen restarting, the RS2-4R performs a hardware self-di

Hirschmann CompetenceRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/049Hirschmann CompetenceIn the longterm, product excellence alone is not an absolute guarantee of a successf

Functions904.2 Hardware functionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.2.3 Autopolarity exchangeIf the receive-line pair of a twisted pair cable is incorrectly con

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.2 Hardware functions91U F/OA RS2-4R monitors the connected fiber optic lines for breaks in accordance with the IEEE

Functions924.2 Hardware functionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.3 Frame switching934.3 Frame switching4.3.1 Store-and-forwardAll data received by a RS2-4R is stored, and its validi

Functions944.3 Frame switchingRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.3.3 Learning addressesA RS2-4R monitors the age of the learned addresses. Address entries which

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.3 Frame switching95U Strict priorityWith Strict priority, the RS2-4R sends all data packets with a higher pri-ority

Functions964.3 Frame switchingRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04Fig. 27: Ethernet data packet with tagFig. 28: Tag-Formattmin. 64, max. 1522 OctetsPreamble Field

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.3 Frame switching974.3.6 Flow controlFlow control is a mechanism which acts as an overload protection. During period

Functions984.3 Frame switchingRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/04U Flow control with a full duplex linkIn the example (see Fig. 29) there is a full duplex link be

FunctionsRS2-4RRelease 1.0 03/044.3 Frame switching994.3.7 Port mirroringIn port mirroring, the data traffic related to a port, the source port, is c