Example for Configuring SVF

Procedure

1. Log in to the web system of the parent through the PC.
   1. Open the web browser on the PC, enter https://management address of the parent in the address box, and press Enter. The web system login page is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-36.
      Figure 10-36 Web system login page
      
      

   2. Select a language English for the web system.
   3. Enter the configured web user name and password, and click GO or press Enter. The web system page is displayed.
2. Change to the SVF mode.
   1. Click in the upper left corner of the web system page, as shown in Figure 10-37.
      Figure 10-37 Changing to the SVF Mode
      

   2. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK, as shown in Figure 10-38.

      The system automatically redirects you to the SVF Enabling page.

      Figure 10-38 Confirming the switchover to the SVF mode
      

3. Enable the SVF function on the parent.
   1. Set Enable SVF to ON. The SVF Enabling page is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-39.
      Perform the following configurations:

      • Set Management VLAN ID to 4090.
      • Set Management network scale to 512.
      • Set Management IP address/mask to 192.168.2.1/255.255.254.0.
      • Set AS access authentication to OFF.
      • Set AP access authentication to Non-authentication.
      Figure 10-39 Enabling SVF
      
      

   2. Click Apply. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK, as shown in Figure 10-40.
      Figure 10-40 Confirming the enabling of the SVF function
      
      

      When an operation success message is displayed, click OK.

4. Add AS1.
   1. Choose Configuration > SVF Quick Config > AS Addition and click the Configure AS Fabric-Ports tab.
   2. Click Create and set AS Fabric-Port Resides On to Parent and AS Fabric-Port ID to 0, as shown in Figure 10-41.
      Figure 10-41 Configuring AS fabric-ports (AS1)
      
      

   3. Click Select Ports in Fabric-Port Member Ports. In the displayed Add Port dialog box, select GE1/0/1 (the port connected to AS1) as the fabric-port, and click OK, as shown in Figure 10-42.
      Figure 10-42 Adding ports (AS1)
      
      

   4. Choose Centralized mode for AS Configuration Mode. After the configurations are complete, click .
   5. Click the Manage ASs tab.
   6. Click Create, as shown in Figure 10-43.
      Figure 10-43 Naming ASs (AS1)
      
      

   7. Set AS Name to as1 and AS Management MAC to 88cf-98ba-XXXX.
   8. Click Manage below AS Model. The Manage AS Model dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-44. Set Product series to S5720-SI, AS model to S5720-28P-SI-AC, and AS stacking to OFF, and click OK.
      Figure 10-44 Managing the AS model
      
      

   9. After the configurations are complete, click .
5. Add AP1.
   1. Choose Configuration > SVF Quick Config > AP Addition and click the Configure Ports Connected to APs tab. Select as1 from AS Name, as shown in Figure 10-45.
      Figure 10-45 Configuring the port connected to the AP
      
      

   2. Click Add Selected and select GE0/0/8 from the displayed Manage as1 Member User Ports dialog box, as shown in Figure 10-46.
      Figure 10-46 Managing member ports of AS1
      
      

   3. Click OK to finish configuring the port connecting AS1 to AP1.
   4. Click the Configure APs tab, click Create to set AP parameters, and click OK after setting these parameters, as shown in Figure 10-47.
      Perform the following configurations:

      • Set Creation mode to Manually add.
      • Set Keyword to AP MAC.
      • Set AP MAC to fcb6-98d6-XXXX.
      • Set AP ID to 1.
      • Set AP type to AP4030DN.
      • Set AP SN to 21500826412SF690XXXX.
      Figure 10-47 Creating an AP
      
      

6. Log in to the AS using a command, run the reset saved-configuration command to clear the AS configuration, and reboot the AS. If the system asks you whether to save the current configuration during the reboot, enter N. Connect the level-1 AS to the parent and connect the AP to the level-1 AS using cables.