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Dell 6224

The Dell 6224 switch was purchased for the ocean engineering distance learning machines on the NEEC federal grant.

The configuration turns off the network management interface and allows configuration through the serial port.

Firmware updated 5/23/2011

admin and the standard local password are set, but the only configuration method is via the serial console port

Service Tag number 4N6P6M1

mac address: 5c:26;0a:8a:e7:d6

Modes

  • User exec
long on
console>
  • Privileged exec
console>enable
console#
  • Global configuration
console#enable
console(config)#
  • Line configuration
console(config)#line console
console(config-line)#
console(config)#line telnet
console(config-telnet)#
console(config)#line ssh
console(config-ssh)#
others maybe...
  • Interface configuration modes
    • VLAN
    • Port Channel
    • Ethernet
    • Loopback
    • Tunnel

console is the default name. It has been changed to distance.

Some commands:

enter privileged exec mode, then global config mode

distance>enable
distance#configure
distance(config)#

save configuration

distance#copy running-config startup-config

display the current ip configuration

distance#show ip interface

disable management ip address

distance(config)#no ip address

enable sshd (First create rsa nd dsa keys)

distance(config)#ip ssh server

disable sshd

distance(config)#no ip ssh server

enable telnet

distance(config)#ip telnet server

disable telnet

distance(config)#no ip telnet server

enable https

distance(config)#ip https server

disable https

distance(config)#no ip https server

to enable sntp, set up the servers first, then

sntp unicast client enable
no spanning-tree
no isdp enable

Turn off all the lldp transmit and receive on each port including g1-24 and xg1-4

no lldp transmit 1/xg
no lldp receive 1/xg
show lldp
show bridge address-table

Protocols showing up in wireshark

LLDP
STP
CDP

Mac Addresses showing up in wireshark

5c:26:0a:8a:e7:d8 (Wireshark only)
5c:26:0a:8a:e7:d6 (Switch CPU burned in mac)

snmp

from a Linux machine, here is a command to dump the snmp information:

yum install net-snmp-utils
snmpwalk -v 1 -c Dell_Network_Man 192.168.2.1
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