Final-Version-D-View 6.0 2009 Training-Publish Version (0113112832)

D-View 6.
0
Training
Copyright 2009. By D-Link HQ TSD Benson Wu
Training Agenda
SNMP Protocol Overview
Overview of D-View 6.0
Key features
Supported Devices
D-View 6.0 Installation
Hardware requirement / Software requirement
Pre-Installation: Configure SQL server with mix mode.
Install D-View 6.0 (Professional / Standard version)
User Registration / Activate
Introduce D-View6.0 Functions
File Function / View Function / Topology Function / Application Function / System Function
/ Net Tools Function / Advance Function
D-View6 Module Introduction
Add a Third-Party Device in D-View 6
Access Right Control
D-View6 Data Base Backup & Restore
D-View6 E2ES Plug-In Module
Q & A

SNMP Protocol
SNMP Introduction
What is SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
SNMPv1 (RFC 1213)
SNMPv2 (RFC 1901-1910)
SNMPv2u
SNMPv2*
SNMPv2c
SNMP v3 (RFC 2261-2264)
Use UDP Port 161 (requests/responses),162(notifications)
SNMP is a tool (Layer 7 protocol) that is the application layer
protocol used by SNMP agents and managers to send and
receive data. Allows for remote and Local management of
items on the network including servers, workstations, routers,
switches and other managed devices.

SNMP Components

SNMP Components
SNMP Manager:
An SNMP manager is an application program that contacts an SNMP agent to query or modify
the database at the agent, for example, D-View6 NMS.
SNMP Agent:
SNMP agent is software that runs on a piece of network equipment (host, router, printer, or
others) and that maintains information about its configuration and current state in a database
MIB:
Information in the database is described by Management Information Base(MIB), MIB is likes a
map of the hierarchical order of all managed objects and how they are accessed.
SNMP Introduction
SNMP Server SNMP Agent
MIB
MIB
SNMP MIB
iso(1)
org (3)
dod (6)
internet (1)
mib-2 (1)
system (1)
at (3) icmp (5) udp (7) snmp (11)
ipForwDatagrams (6)
directory (1) mgmt (2) experimental (3) private (4)
interface (2) ip (4) tcp (6) egp (8) transmission (10)
.
root
SNMP Agent
SNMP Server
1.3.6.1.2.1.1(System Information)
iso.org.dod.internet.mgmt.mib-2.System
(System Information)
SNMP Message Types
SNMP Message Types
SNMP Manager and Agents using SNMP Protocol to
communication each other.
SNMP Manager: Query and Setup agent by agents OID.
SNMP Agent: Reply SNMP Manager or send traps to Manager.

SNMP Server
SNMP Agent
Get Request ( UDP 161)
Get Reply
Get Next-Request ( UDP 161)
Get Reply
Set Request ( UDP 161)
Set Reply
Trap (UDP 162)
SNMP Community
Community is a text, and its used to define where an SNMP message
is destined for, both Server and Agent should be in the same
community.
Setup your agents to belong to certain communities.
Setup your management applications to monitor and receive traps
from certain community names.

SNMP Community
SNMP Server SNMP Agent
MIB
MIB
Read Community : Public
Write Community : Private
SNMP Security
SNMP v1 & v2:
Use plain text community strings for authentication as
plain text without encryption.
SNMPv3:
Authentication with user name by MD5 or SHA message
digests.
Authorization with user name or community.
Encryption with DES encryption algorithm.

D-Link D-View6 Network
Management Application
D-View 6.0 Overview

Standard Version
Professional Version
Network Management
Configuration Management
Topology Generator / Topology Import & Export
Hierarchy Topology Manager
Batch Program
Check for Link Capacity, Safeguard,
MIB Utility / MIB Browser & Complier
D-View Module
Web Configuration
Fault Management
Ping Poll / Ping Poll Log
SNMP Poll / SNMP Poll Log
Trap Editor / Trap Log
Event Config Manager
Event Viewer by Netmap or by IP
Performance Management
Performance Monitor-Error Ratio, Data Distribution
Port Packet Monitor- Utilization, Packet Info
Security Management
SNMP v3 Configuration
NMS System Access Control
NMS System Function Module Access Right Control
Local and Radius Authentication Modes when Login
D-View 6.0 Key Features
Cost-effective, easy-to-use SNMP management software for management

of workgroup/departmental networks

Network topology auto-discovery via Topology Generator

Multiple views to view objects in Ethernet domain by tree

Batch Configuration for Firmware Upgrade, Configuration & Safeguard

Engine

Trap and alarm notification by e-mail

Database supporting Microsoft SQL Server 2000/2005 and Microsoft

Access formats
Modules supported by D-View 6.0
D-Link Switch:
DES-1228, DES-1252, DES-3028, DES-3028P, DES-3052, DES-3052P,
DES3250TG, DES-3526, DES-3528, DES-3550, DES-3828, DES-3828P,
DES-3828DC, DES-6500, DES-7206, DES-7210, DGS-3048, DGS-3100-24,
DGS-3100-24P, DGS-3100-48, DGS-3100-48P, DGS-3200-10, DGS-3200-16,
DGS-3308FG, DGS-3324SR, DGS-3426, DGS-3426P,DGS-3427, DGS-3450,
DGS-3612, DGS-3612G, DGS3627, DGS-3627G, DGS-3650, DPF-500,
DXS-3326GSR, DXS-3350SR
D-Link Wireless AP:
DWL-2100 AP, DWL-2700 AP, DWL-3200 AP, DWL-3260 AP, DWL-7100 AP,
DWL-7700 AP, DWL-8200 AP,
D-Link Firewall (No support traps)
DFL-1600, DFL-1610, DFL-1660, DFL-210, DFL-2500, DFL-2510, DFL-2510F,
DFL-2560, DFL-2560F, DFL-260, DFL-800, DFL-860

D-View 6.0 Installation
D-View6 Standard Version
Hardware
CPU: 1.4 GHz or above
DRAM: 1 GB or above
Hard drive available space: 200MB
Ethernet adapter
Software
Operating System
Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server or Advanced Server (English Version), Windows
2003 (English Version)
For better UI display, it is recommended to configure the screen resolution on the
management workstation at 1024 x 768.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 with Service Pack 1 or later
How to install D-View6 Standard
Just press Next for several times and D-View 6.0 will be installed automatically.

D-View6 Professional Version
Hardware
CPU: 1.4 GHz or above
DRAM: 1 GB or above
Hard drive available space: 200MB
Ethernet adapter
Software
Operating System
Windows Server 2000 SP4 or Server 2003 SP2(English Version)
For better UI display, it is recommended to configure the screen resolution on the
management workstation at 1024 x 768.
DBMS
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with Service Pack 3 (D-View 6.0 for SQL-Server 2000)
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 with Service Pack 1 or later

How To Install D-View6 Professional:
Step 1: Install Microsoft SQL Server 2000 sp3 or Server 2005
version, and during the installation:
Select Entire features will be installed on local hard disk .

Ensure the authentication mode on MS SQL Server is Mixed Mode.

Step 2: Setup SQL Server parameters:
Configure TCP/IP function in the Protocols for SQLEXPRESS.

Step 3: Setup SQL Server parameters:
Configure TCP/IP function in the Protocols for SQLEXPRESS.

Configure TCP/IP function in the Client Protocols.

Add a new Alias in the Aliases function.

Add a new Alias in the Aliases function.

Step4: Restart OS.
Step5: Check the activate connection.

Step6: Configure the hosts.txt file
Go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
Add a SQL-Server as following:

Step7: Restart OS.
Step8: Install D-View6 Professional Application

Step9: Install Make DB Application

Step10: Restart OS

User Registration
Registration for activate
Step 1. Go to http://dview.dlink.com.tw/ to register.

Registration for activate
Step 2. Register your MAC address of the Server with your CD-Key to generate activation
code.

Step 3. One CD-Key can generates 5 activation codes.
* CD-Key is not used for activate software, only for registration.
* Activate code is for launch D-View 6.0 software.

Activation Wizard
At the every first time the user runs D-View 6.0, the Activation Wizard will be launched to guide
the user complete the activation procedure.
Without the license activation, by default D-View 6.0 is 30-Days Trial version.
Activation Wizard
Change to formal version from 30-Day Trial version.

Start D-View6
How to Login D-View 6.0 NMS
Launch D-View via double clicking the D-View icon.
Log on D-View NMS platform by providing the following:
Account: admin
Default Password: 111111
Note: Modify the default password of Admin via the Menu Bar > System >
Change Password after you log on D-View NMS platform.

Setup Wizard
While the user initializes D-View 6.0, the Startup Wizard will be launched to guide
the service complete the initial configuration.
Setup Wizard Helps You :
To create a Domain for management
To create a Netmap for management
To perform Topology Auto-Discovery
To export the generated topology to the NMS platform
Ready for Polling and Monitoring or any further operations
Main Window

Domain
Netmaps
Main Menu
Main Tool Bar
Topology Tool Bar
Topology
View
Window
Message
Board

Building a topology in D-View 6.0

Step1: Enable DFL-1600/ DGS-3200-10/ DES-3526 SNMP feature.
Step2: Setup D-View6
Create a Domain
Create Netmaps
Add Devices

wan1
Lan2: 11.3.3.254/24
11.3.3.253/24
GW : 11.3.3.254
DFL-1600
DGS-3200-10
DES-3528
11.3.3.100/24
GW : 11.3.3.254
192.168.1.3/24
GW : 192.168.1.1
Lan1 : 192.168.1.1/24
192.168.1.2/24
GW : 192.168.1.1
DES-3526
DGS-3200-10
D-view 6
192.168.1.150/24
GW : 192.168.1.1
Create a Domain

Create a NetMap

Add Device By Manual



Add Device By Topology Generator








Introduce
D-View6.0 Functions
File Function

Save the current topology.
The wizard guides you to create a topology.
Close the current Topology View window.
Print the current topology.
Preview the current topology.
Set printer options, properties and paper size.
Locks D-View.
Logout of D-View and sign in as a different user.
Exit D-View.
View Function

View Function

Topology Function
Display Device Information.
Display link port or speed.
Display View Options.
Select or Add A Device.
Select or Add A Link.
Select or Add A Netmap.
Zoom In your topology.
Zoom Out your topology.
Auto adjust your topology.
Recover In your topology.
Set your topology Background Color.
Topology Function

Topology Function

Application Function
Execute a sequence of operations in D-View.
.
Topology Save or Restore.
Add, modify and delete devices.
Application Function Batch Config
Batch configuration provides following feature for management easily.
Save Device Configuration To Flash Memory
Reboot Device
Firmware Upgrade
Port State
Configuration File Manager

1
Select Devices
Save Device Configuration To Flash Memory
Reboot Device
2
Check Select item
3
Select memory for
device configuration
3
Design how to reboot
device, for example: cold-
start or warm start.
1
Select Devices
2
Check Select item
1
Select Devices
Firmware Upgrade
2
Check Select item
3
Setup all require
options, including
File name, TFTP
Server IP, Operation
Type, Procedure and
Image.
Port State
1
Select Devices
2
Port Status
Configuration File Manager
1
Select Devices
2
Click Select Check Box
3
Setup TFTP Server
IP Address
Use Batch_Config To Upgrade Firmware
System Function
Store logged events.
Manage domain information.
Monitor and manage events.
Locate devices using IP or MAC address.
Configure the root domain name, management and authentication.
Create user groups and provide access rights for an administrator.
Change password after login.
System Function Domain Manager
Setup a
domain name
System Function Event Viewer
Setup
conditions
Select a
Netmap
System Function Event Viewer
Specific a IP
address
System Function Polling Config
Current used
polling
protocol
System Function Device Event Config
Select Netmap
Select Device
Select Event
Select Severity
Enalbe Email
Alarm Function
Setup Mail
Server
System Function Device Event Config
Setup User Name
E-Mail address
Select Authority
Setup User
Account
Setup User
Password
E-Mail Server
Address Setup SMTP Port
System Function Trap Editor
System Function Trap Editor
Select a MIB
Object
Setup a self
defined
Number
Setup the self
defined
description
System Function Trap Editer
NetTools Function
Search devices using IP address.
Lists all the intermediate routers a connection must pass through its destination.
Upload/Download/Update configuration files to and from devices.
Manage devices through Telnet, Web and Ping using the IP address.
Monitor the port packet performance.
Monitor the RMON performance of a device.
Manage and configure non D-Link devices.
Tool to generate a Topology.
NetTools Function Device Descovery
Select a IP
range
Setup
Community
Setup Device
Type
Discovered
Device
NetTools Function Net Toolbox
NetTools Function Port Packet Monitor
Select Port
Packet Status
Packet Status
Chart
Packet Status function
NetTools Function Port Packet Monitor
Port Status
Port Status
Chart
Select Port
Port Status function
NetTools Function Performance Monitor
Select Port
Packet Size
Distribution
Packet Size
Distribution
Chart
Packet Size Distribution function
NetTools Function Performance Monitor
Error Ratio
Error Ratio
Chart
Select Port
Packet Size Distribution function
NetTools Function MIB Tools
Select Compile
Button
Select a MIB
NetTools Function Topology Generator
Start Scan
Screen
Select Scan
Mode
Setup
community
Setup topology
name
Scan Status
Auto
Generated
Topology
Select Scan
Mode
Setup topology
name
Setup
community
Setup a IP
Range
Auto
Generated
Topology
Advance Function
Monitor and modify the link status.
Check the network for new and updated devices.
Check the safeguard status of devices.
Retrieve ARP information from devices in the topology.
Check and modify SNMP and Syslog UDP port.
Advance Function

Advance Function

Advance Function

Advance Function

Advance Function

D-View6 Module
D-View6 Module
D-View Module is a graphic interface.
Provide a easy way to monitor and configure D-Link devices.
Provide a real-time devices state information.
How To Install D-View6 Module
Go to PMD System and download D-View6 Module for specific D-Link devices.
Install D-View6 module Application.
How To Use D-View6 Module
Just double click device icon from the topology view window.

D-View Module
D-View Module
Double click a
device
D-View6
Module
Install & Use D-View6 Module

How To Add a Third-Party Device
Add third-party devices into DView6
MIB Browser
Use MIB Browser to check the MIBs of third-party devices.

Device Customization
Add OID of third-party devices into D-View 6.0.

RFC-1213 MIB
RFC-1213 MIB is a standard MIB, provides basic device status.

Steps:
1.Use MIB Browser to query the OID of RFC-1213 from the third-party device.
2.Add OIDs into D-View 6.0 through Device Customization.
3.Regenerate topology again, the new third-party device can be identified as
user demand.
MIB Browser

Select the
RFC1213-MIB
Find out the
RFC1213-MIB
Object ID
Device Customization

Device
Customization
Function
Setup
essential
parameters
Add a Cisco 2621 Router in D-View6
wan1
Lan1 : 192.168.1.1/24
Lan2: 11.3.3.254/24
11.3.3.253/24
GW : 11.3.3.254
DMZ: 10.3.3.254/24
DFL-1600
DGS-3200-10
DES-3526
11.3.3.100/24
GW : 11.3.3.254
Cisco 2621
10.3.3.100/24
GW: 10.3.3.254
Add a Cisco 2621 Router in D-View6
Port 10
D-view 6
192.168.1.150/24
GW : 192.168.1.1
192.168.1.2/24
GW : 192.168.1.1
DES-3526
192.168.1.3/24
GW : 192.168.1.1 DGS-3200-10


Administrator
Manager

Select a
Administrator
Account
Setup the
permission

Backup And Restore D-View6 Database
Backup And Restore Current D-View6 Database
Backup
Copy below files and folders:
D-Link\D-Link SNMP Solutions\smidb.mdb
D-Link\D-View\dvision3.mdb
D-Link\Mibsolution\MIB\*.*
D-Link\Mibsolution\SMIDB\*.*
D-Link\Mibsolution\smidb.mdb
D-Link\D-View\delconfig\*.*
D-Link\D-View\perconfig\*.*
System32\perconfig\*.*

Restore:
Recover above files and folders.

For Professional Version:
Install "SQL Server Management Studio Express" program, you can download
it via microsoft web site.

Enable manager.

Windows Authentication
Server Type
Server Name
Server Auth
Backup DVision3 Database.

Or recovery DVision3 Database.

Backup or Recovery Dvision Temp Database by above procedures.

database
database
Check Backup files.

D-View6 E2ES Module
E2ES Console Plug-In Module
End-To-End-Security Console Plug-In Module.
A new D-View6 plug-in module, now published Beta-1 version.
E2ES Module stand for D-Link switch security solution, Beta 1 version
including :
802.1x
WAC
MAC
Guest_VLAN
Traffic Segmentation
ACL Manager
Port Security
IMPB
Broadcast Storm Control
Any feedback from you are welcome
For function suggestions, pls. contact peter_chan@dlink.com.tw

Supported devices list:

IP-MAC-Port Binding (IMPB)
DES-3028
DES-3528
DES-3526
DES-3828
DGS-3650
DGS-3426
DGS-3200-10
802.1X Authentication
DES-3028
DES-3528
DES-3526
DES-3828
DGS-3650
DGS-3426
DGS-3200-10
Broadcast Storm Control
DES-3028
DES-3528
DES-3526
DES-3828
DGS-3650
DGS-3426
DGS-3200-10

Guest VLAN
DES-3528
DES-3526
DES-3828
DGS-3650
DGS-3200-10
Web-Based Access Control (WAC)
DES-3528
DES-3828
DGS-3650
DGS-3200-10
MAC-Based Access Control (MAC)
DES-3528
DES-3828
DGS-3426
DGS-3200-10
Port Security
DES-3028
DES-3526
DES-3528
DES-3828
DGS-3426
DGS-3650
DGS-3200-10

Traffic Segmentation
DES-3028
DES-3526
DES-3528
DES-3828
DGS-3426
DGS-3650
DGS-3200-10
Access Control List (ACL)
DES-3028
DES-3526
DES-3528
DES-3828
DGS-3426
DGS-3650
DGS-3200-10
Install Example:
D-View 6 platform must be installed before installing E2ES Console Plug-In
Please download the latest D-View 6 version on PMD:
TOPProduct DataSwitchSwitchD-VIEW6Firmware
E2ES Console beta code files
E2ESConsoleB01(STD).exe: to work with D-View 6 Standard Edition
E2ESConsoleB01(PRO).exe: to work with D-View 6 Professional
Edition
Click Finish when installation completed

Three ways to launch IMPB
Wizard Portal
Quick Menu: click on the device icon and right click
Function Menu:
Plug-In > E2ES Console Plug-In > IMPB

< Function Menu >
< Quick Menu >
< Wizard Portal>
Configuration Example Port Security
This section demonstrates Port Security configuration for DGS-3200

Purpose
Know how to configure Port Security on E2ES Console Plug-In by following
the step-by-step procedures
Be able to demonstrate it to the customers with these steps

This configuration sample is for DGS-3200

Configuration Port Security
Step1: Start E2ES Port Security Function.

Step2: Select Netmap & Device.

Select a
Netmap
Select a device
Step3: Select Parameters.

Select a
Device
Enable or Disable
Port Security
Trap/Log
Select a port
range
Enable/Disable
Admin State
Setup maximum
learning MAC
address
Select Lock Mode
Press Update to
update changes
Step4: Apply changes to switch configuration.

Modified
changes
Apply changes
to switch
Step5: Check Switch Port Security function status.

Issue the
show
port_security
command to
check the port
security status
Port 1~5 has
been enabled
port security
function

Q & A

Thank You

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