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General| Switching Capacity | 48 Gbps |
|---|---|
| Forwarding Rate | 35.7 Mpps |
| Manageable | Yes |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Ports | 24 x 10/100/1000 ports |
| Memory | 128 MB |
| Jumbo Frame Support | Yes |
| Layer | Layer 2 |
| Features | VLAN, QoS, ACLs, IGMP snooping |
| Management | Web interface, CLI, SNMP |
| Security Features | RADIUS, TACACS+ |
| Power Supply | Internal power supply |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 45°C |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Optional (PoE models available) |
Introduces the Access Security Guide and its purpose for ProCurve switches.
Lists and briefly describes the security features covered in the guide.
Explains the conventions used for command syntax and displayed information in the guide.
Directs users to additional resources for switch operation and features not covered.
Provides guidance for users who need basic setup and IP addressing instructions.
Explains the Manager and Operator console access levels and password configuration.
Details how to set, delete, and recover local passwords for console access.
Covers disabling front-panel buttons for password reset and factory default restoration.
Describes the process for recovering lost passwords using ProCurve support.
Introduces Web and MAC Authentication as edge network security features using RADIUS.
Lists key features of Web and MAC Authentication, including RADIUS use and VLAN assignment.
Explains the authentication process for Web and MAC authentication methods.
Outlines the necessary steps before configuring Web or MAC authentication.
Provides instructions for setting up Web-based authentication on switch ports.
Details the steps for configuring MAC-based authentication on switch ports.
Introduces TACACS+ for network-wide user access control using a central server.
Lists the necessary components and configurations for TACACS+ authentication.
Covers commands and procedures for configuring the switch for TACACS+ operation.
Explains the general process of TACACS+ authentication.
Lists and explains CLI messages related to TACACS+ operation.
Introduces RADIUS for user authentication, authorization, and accounting.
Details the preparation steps for configuring RADIUS authentication on the switch.
Guides on configuring the switch to access RADIUS servers and authentication methods.
Explains how to authorize CLI commands for users based on RADIUS attributes.
Provides instructions for configuring RADIUS accounting to track user activity and system events.
Shows how to view RADIUS configuration, authentication, and accounting statistics.
Introduces SSHv2 for secure remote management via encrypted paths.
Outlines the requirements for using SSH, including client application installation.
Details the steps for setting up SSH for both switch and client authentication.
Provides important rules and notes regarding SSH operation and security.
Guides on configuring SSH, including key generation and authentication methods.
Lists and explains common CLI messages related to SSH operation.
Introduces SSL/TLS for secure web transactions and server certificate authentication.
Defines key terms related to SSL, certificates, and encryption.
Lists requirements for using SSL, including browser application installation.
Details the steps for enabling SSL for switch and client authentication.
Provides important rules and notes for SSL operation and certificate management.
Lists common errors encountered during SSL setup and their possible causes.
Introduces 802.1X for simplifying security management and providing access control.
Lists key features of 802.1X, including authenticator/supplicant roles and EAP/CHAP support.
Defines terms related to 802.1X, VLANs, authenticators, and supplicants.
Outlines the preparatory steps before configuring 802.1X operation.
Guides on enabling ports as 802.1X authenticators and specifying authentication types.
Explains the 802.1X Open VLAN mode for configuring unauthorized-client and authorized-client VLANs.
Details how to use port security with 802.1X authenticators to allow only specific devices.
Guides on configuring switch ports to act as supplicants for 802.1X connections.
Shows how to display 802.1X configuration, statistics, and counters.
Explains how RADIUS/802.1X authentication impacts VLAN assignments on ports.
Lists and explains operating messages related to 802.1X.
Introduces Port Security for defining authorized MAC addresses per port.
Describes default port security operation and intruder protection mechanisms.
Explains how switch security measures block unauthorized traffic without disabling ports.
Guides on planning port security configuration, monitoring, and actions.
Details CLI commands for configuring port security, including learn modes and actions.
Explains MAC Lockdown for permanent MAC address assignment to ports and VLANs.
Compares MAC Lockdown and Port Security features and their implementation.
Covers how to read intrusion alerts, reset flags, and use the Intrusion Log.
Explains how to configure protected ports to control inter-port communication.
Introduces the Authorized IP Managers feature for IP-based access control to the switch.
Details configurable options for authorized manager addresses and access privileges.
Describes Manager and Operator access levels assigned to authorized stations.
Explains how to authorize single stations or groups of stations for switch access.
Details how to use IP masks to define ranges of authorized IP addresses for management access.
Provides important notes and security precautions for using Authorized IP Managers.
