[Panasonic HUB] Basic knowledge for Switch-M24eG (PN28240K) configuration

Table of contents

Target environment
Console login (factory default user information)
Run the CLI
Hierarchy of commands
1. Hierarchy change command
Running-config and Startup-config
“terminal length 0”
“show” commands example
Reboot command
Initialize to factory default
References

Target environment

Switch-M24eG (PN28240K)

Console login (factory default user information)

The factory default user name and password are as follows.

user name: manager
password: manager

When the console is connected to the device, the following login prompt will be displayed, so log in with the initial user information.

==============================================================================
PN28240K Local Management System Version x.x.x.xx
MAC Address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Serial Number:xxxxxxxxxxx
==============================================================================

Login Menu

Login: manager
Password: *******

Run the CLI

After logging in, the following menu will be displayed. Enter [C] to run the CLI.

PN28240K Local Management System
Main Menu

[G]eneral Information
[B]asic Switch Configuration...
[A]dvanced Switch Configuration...
[S]tatistics
Switch [T]ools Configuration...
Save Configuration to [F]lash
Run [C]LI
[Q]uit

Command>
Enter the character in square brackets to select option

Hierarchy of commands

There are four command hierarchies:

User mode
- Mode immediately after login
- CLI prompt: hostname>
Privileged mode
- Mode for checking device status and operating configuration files
- CLI prompt: hostname#
Global configuration mode
- Mode for configuring the device
- CLI prompt: hostname(config)#
Interface configuration mode
- Mode for configuring device ports and VLANs
- CLI prompt: hostname(config-if)#

Hierarchy change command

enable, disable
- Change from user mode to privileged mode (enable) or change from privileged mode to user mode (disable)

hostname> enable
hostname#
hostname# disable
hostname>

configure
- Change from privileged mode to global configuration mode

hostname# configure
hostname(config)#

interface
- Change from global configuration mode to interface configuration mode

hostname(config)# interface vlan1
hostname(config-if)#

exit
- Return to previous mode

hostname(config-if)# exit
hostname(config)# exit
hostname#

end
- Return to Privileged Mode from Configuration Mode

hostname(config-if)# end
hostname#

logout
- Return to the menu screen from any mode

Running-config and Startup-config

Running-config
- config currently running
- display command: # show running-config
Startup-config
- saved config
- display command: # show startup-config

Execute the following command to save the currently running configuration.

# copy running-config startup-config

“terminal length 0”

There is a terminal length command that specifies the number of log lines displayed on the terminal. Setting this to 0 will display an unlimited number of lines.

Execute this command in global configuration mode.

hostname(config)# terminal length 0

“show” commands example

# show sys-info
- Up time, Version, Serial Number, MAC address IP address
# show ip conf
- MAC address, IP address
# show cpuload
- CPU utilization
# show interface info
- Status of each port
# show interface counters [interface name]
- Statistical information (normal system)
# show interface counters error [interface name]
- Statistical information (error type)
# show syslog [tail <1-256>]
- System log
# show tech
- Technical support information

Reboot command

You can restart the device with the following command.

# reboot normal

Initialize to factory default

# reboot {default | default-except-ip}
- default: Factory reset after reboot
- default-except-ip: Restored to factory settings after reboot, except for IP address settings