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- Home
- About this guide
- Getting Started
- ArubaOS-Switch UI
- Overview
- System — Status
- System — Events
- System — Stack
- System — Monitor
- System – SNMP
- System – Firmware Update
- Interfaces — Ports
- Interfaces — PoE
- Interfaces — Monitor
- Interfaces — VLANs
- Interfaces — Trunks
- Traffic — Spanning Tree
- Security — Clients
- Security — User Roles
- Security — Intrusion Log
- Security — Port Security
- Security — IP Authorization
- Configurations — Config Report
- Configurations — Management
- Aruba Central Onboarding
- Accessing Next-Gen UI with IPv6 Link Local Address
- Using HTTPS secure connection
- Overview
- Operating in Preview Mode
- Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Listing available commands
- Listing command options
- Displaying CLI “Help”
- Enabling and disabling CLI message prefixes
- Enabling and disabling CLI interactive command mode
- Simplifying entry of commands at the command line
- Overview of the CLI
- Privilege levels for CLI access
- Configuration commands and context configuration modes
- Configuring the switch
- Using the CLI to implement configuration changes
- Creating a custom default configuration
- Copying an existing configuration file to the custom default configuration file
- Copying the custom default config file onto the switch
- Copying the custom default config file off the switch
- Using SFTP and SCP to transfer the custom configuration
- Erasing a configuration file
- Displaying the configuration files
- Troubleshooting custom default configuration files
- Using the menu and WebAgent to implement configuration changes configuration file
- Zeroizing the file storage of the management module
- Using Primary and Secondary flash image options
- Managing multiple configuration files
- Viewing the status and content of startup-config files
- Changing or overriding the reboot configuration policy
- Managing startup-config files in the switch
- Uploading a configuration file to a remote TFTP host
- Downloading a configuration file from a remote TFTP host
- Uploading a configuration file to a serially connected host
- Downloading a configuration file from a serially connected host
- Multiple configuration files
- Operating notes for multiple configuration files
- Viewing the configuration of interfaces
- Using automatic configuration update with DHCP Option 66
- Overview of switch configuration
- Configuration file management
- Managing interface access and System Information
- Managing interface access
- Listing the current console/serial link configuration
- Enabling and disabling inbound Telnet access
- Viewing inbound and outbound Telnet only sessions
- Web-management interface configuration for idle timeout
- Enabling and disabling inbound WebAgent access
- Reconfiguring the console/serial link settings
- Software version support of console/serial link settings
- Interface-access parameters
- Terminal line width and length settings
- Window size negotiation for a telnet session
- Denying interface access
- Viewing and setting system information
- Managing interface access
- Configuring IP Addressing
- Using the CLI to configure IP Addressing, Gateway, and Time-To-Live (TTL)
- Viewing the current IP configuration
- Configuring an IP address and subnet mask on a VLAN
- Removing an IP address that is configured on a VLAN
- Multiple IP addresses configuration on a VLAN (multinetting)
- Removing IP addresses from a multinetted VLAN
- Configuring the optional default gateway
- Setting the Time-To-Live (TTL)
- Managing loopback interfaces
- Retaining VLAN-1 IP addressing across configuration file downloads
- Configuring a single source IP address for software applications
- Specifying the source IP address
- Canceling the source IP address assignment
- Viewing source IP address configurations
- Viewing source IP selection policy status
- Viewing full source IP details
- Viewing protocol configuration and status information
- Configuration error messages
- Overview of single source IP addresses for software applications
- The source IP selection policy
- IP configuration features
- Effects of IP addressing on switch operation
- Network preparations for configuring DHCP/Bootp
- Overview of IP Addressing
- IP addressing with multiple VLANs
- DHCP/Bootp operation
- Using the CLI to configure IP Addressing, Gateway, and Time-To-Live (TTL)
- Managing switch software
- Viewing or downloading the software manual set
- Updating the switch software to a new version
- Updating the switch software
- Backing up your current configuration and image
- Downloading and installing software from a TFTP server
- Downloading and installing software from a PC or Unix workstation
- Downloading and installing software from a USB flash drive
- Best practices, recommendations, and precautions
- Validating switch software
- Rolling back switch software
- Managing scheduled jobs
- Alternate configuration files
- Daylight Saving Time
- Managing power-saving features
- Configuring the module power-saving option
- Configuring the LED power-saving option
- Configuring the slot low-power option
- Disabling power-saving options
- Enabling energy-efficient-ethernet (EEE)
- Enabling advertisement of EEE TLVs
- Disabling EEE or advertisement of EEE TLV
- Hibernate mode
- Viewing settings for power-saving and energy efficiency
- Power-saving features supported by modules
- Overview of power-saving features
- Websites
- Support and other resources
- Finding and Maintaining Networking Devices
- Compliance
- Managing the device link detection protocol (DLDP)
- Enabling or disabling DLDP
- Enabling and disabling types of DLDP debugging
- Clearing statistics on DLDP packets
- Viewing DLDP configuration information and statistics
- Setting the DLDP delaydown timer
- Setting DLDP unidirectional-shutdown mode
- Setting the DLDP authentication-mode
- Setting or removing a DLDP authentication password
- Include-credentials and encrypt-credentials considerations
- Restrictions for DLDP
- Overview of device link detection protocol (DLDP)