User Manual TP-Link TL-SG2008P Jetstream 8 Port Gigabit Sma

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1910012903 REV4.5.0

October 2020

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Summary of Contents for TP-Link TL-SG2008P:

About This Guide30
- Intended Readers30
- Conventions30
- More Information31
Accessing The Switch33
- Determine The Management Method33
- Web Interface Access34
- Command Line Interface Access39
Managing System50
- System50
  - Overview50
  - Supported Features50
- System Info Configurations52
  - Using The GUI52
  - Using The CLI59
- User Management Configurations67
  - Using The GUI67
    - Creating Accounts67
    - Configuring Enable Password68
  - Using The CLI69
    - Creating Accounts69
    - Configuring Enable Password70
- System Tools Configurations73
- EE E Configuration87
  - Using The CLI87
- PoE Configurations (Only For Certain Devices)89
  - Using The GUI90
    - Configuring The PoE Parameters Manually90
    - Configuring The PoE Parameters Using The Profile93
  - Using The CLI96
    - Configuring The PoE Parameters Manually96
    - Configuring The PoE Parameters Using The Profile98
- SDM Template Configuration101
  - Using The GUI101
  - Using The CLI102
- Time Range Configuration104
  - Using The GUI104
    - Adding Time Range Entries104
    - Configuring Holiday106
  - Using The CLI107
    - Adding Time Range Entries107
    - Configuring Holiday108
- Controller Settings (Only For Certain Devices)110
  - Using The GUI110
    - Enabling CloudBased Controller Management110
    - Configuring Controller Inform URL111
  - Using The CLI111
    - Enabling CloudBased Controller Management111
    - Configuring Controller Inform URL111
- Example For PoE Configurations113
- Appendix: Default Parameters118
Managing Physical Interfaces122
- Physical Interface122
  - Overview122
  - Supported Features122
- Basic Parameters Configurations123
  - Using The GUI123
  - Using The CLI124
- Port Isolation Configurations127
  - Using The GUI127
  - Using The CLI128
- Loopback Detection Configuration130
  - Using The GUI130
  - Using The CLI132
- Configuration Examples134
  - Example For Port Isolation134
  - Example For Loopback Detection137
- Appendix: Default Parameters140
Configuring LAG142
- LAG142
  - Overview142
  - Supported Features142
- LAG Configuration143
  - Using The GUI144
    - Configuring Loadbalancing Algorithm144
    - Configuring Static LAG Or LACP145
  - Using The CLI147
    - Configuring Loadbalancing Algorithm147
    - Configuring Static LAG Or LACP148
- Configuration Examples152
  - Example For Static LAG152
  - Example For LACP154
- Appendix: Default Parameters159
Configuring DDM (Only For Certain Devices)161
- Overview161
- DDM Configuration162
  - Using The GUI162
  - Using The CLI168
- Appendix: Default Parameters178
Managing MAC Address Table180
- MAC Address Table180
  - Overview180
  - Supported Features180
- MAC Address Configurations182
  - Using The GUI182
  - Using The CLI186
- Security Configurations190
  - Using The GUI191
    - Configuring MAC Notification Traps191
    - Limiting The Number Of MAC Addresses Learned In VLANs192
  - Using The CLI194
    - Configuring MAC Notification Traps194
    - Limiting The Number Of MAC Addresses In VLANs196
- Example For Security Configurations198
- Appendix: Default Parameters201
Configuring 802.1Q VLAN203
- Overview203
- 802.1Q VLAN Configuration204
  - Using The GUI205
    - Configuring The VLAN205
    - Configuring Port Parameters For 802.1Q VLAN206
  - Using The CLI207
- Configuration Example211
- Appendix: Default Parameters218
Configuring MAC VLAN220
- Overview220
- MAC VLAN Configuration221
  - Using The GUI221
  - Using The CLI223
- Configuration Example225
- Appendix: Default Parameters235
Configuring Protocol VLAN237
- Overview237
- Protocol VLAN Configuration238
  - Using The GUI238
  - Using The CLI241
- Configuration Example245
- Appendix: Default Parameters257
Configuring VLANVPN (Only For Certain Devices)259
- VLANVPN259
  - Overview259
  - Supported Features260
- Basic VLANVPN Configuration261
  - Using The GUI261
    - Configuring 802.1Q VLAN261
    - Configuring Basic VLANVPN262
  - Using The CLI263
    - Configuring 802.1Q VLAN263
    - Configuring Basic VLANVPN263
- Flexible VLANVPN Configuration266
  - Using The GUI266
  - Using The CLI267
- Configuration Examples269
  - Example For Basic VLAN VPN269
  - Example For Flexible VLAN VPN280
- Appendix: Default Parameters291
Configuring GVRP293
- Overview293
- GVRP Configuration294
  - Using The GUI295
  - Using The CLI296
- Configuration Example299
- Appendix: Default Parameters308
Configuring Private VLAN (Only For Certain Devices)310
- Overview310
- Private VLAN Configurations312
  - Using The GUI312
  - Using The CLI313
- Configuration Example319
- Appendix: Default Parameters328
Configuring Layer 2 Multicast330
- Layer 2 Multicast330
  - Overview330
  - Supported Features332
- IGMP Snooping Configuration333
- MLD Snooping Configuration353
- MVR Configuration367
  - Using The GUI367
(Optional) Adding Ports To MVR Groups Statically371
- Multicast Filtering Configuration377
  - Using The GUI377
    - Creating The Multicast Profile377
    - Configure Multicast Filtering For Ports379
  - Using The CLI380
    - Creating The Multicast Profile380
    - Binding The Profile To Ports383
- Viewing Multicast Snooping Information387
  - Using The GUI387
  - Using The CLI391
    - Viewing IPv4 Multicast Snooping Information391
    - Viewing IPv6 Multicast Snooping Configurations392
- Configuration Examples393
- Appendix: Default Parameters417
Configuring Spanning Tree421
- Spanning Tree421
- STP/RSTP Configurations429
  - Using The GUI429
  - Using The CLI435
- MSTP Configurations441
  - Using The GUI441
  - Using The CLI451
- STP Security Configurations461
  - Using The GUI461
  - Using The CLI462
    - Configuring The STP Security462
- Configuration Example For MSTP465
- Appendix: Default Parameters479
Configuring LLDP482
- LLDP482
  - Overview482
  - Supported Features482
- LLDP Configurations483
  - Using The GUI483
    - Configuring LLDP Globally483
    - Configuring LLDP For The Port485
  - Using The CLI486
    - Global Config486
    - Port Config488
- LLDPMED Configurations491
  - Using The GUI491
  - Using The CLI494
    - Global Config494
    - Port Config495
- Viewing LLDP Settings498
  - Using GUI498
- Viewing LLDPMED Settings504
  - Using GUI504
  - Using CLI507
- Configuration Example508
  - Configuration Example For LLDP508
  - Example For LLDPMED515
- Appendix: Default Parameters521
Configuring L2PT (Only For Certain Devices)523
- Overview523
- L2PT Configuration525
  - Using The GUI525
  - Using The CLI526
- Configuration Example530
- Appendix: Default Parameters533
Configuring PPPoE ID Insertion (Only For Certain Devices)535
- Overview535
- PPPoE ID Insertion Configuration536
  - Using The GUI536
  - Using The CLI537
- Appendix: Default Parameters540
Configuring Layer 3 Interfaces542
- Overview542
- Layer 3 Interface Configurations543
  - Using The GUI543
  - Using The CLI550
- Configuration Example556
- Appendix: Default Parameters559
Configuring Routing561
- Overview561
- IPv4 Static Routing Configuration562
  - Using The GUI562
  - Using The CLI563
- IPv6 Static Routing Configuration564
  - Using The GUI564
  - Using The CLI564
- Viewing Routing Table566
  - Using The GUI566
    - Viewing IPv4 Routing Table566
    - Viewing IPv6 Routing Table567
  - Using The CLI567
    - Viewing IPv4 Routing Table567
    - Viewing IPv6 Routing Table568
- Example For Static Routing569
Configuring DHCP Service575
- DHCP575
  - Overview575
  - Supported Features575
- DHCP Server Configuration580
  - Using The GUI580
  - Using The CLI584
- DHCP Relay Configuration593
(Optional) Configuring Option 82598
- DHCP L2 Relay Configuration604
  - Using The GUI604
    - Enabling DHCP L2 Relay604
    - Configuring Option 82 For Ports605
  - Using The CLI606
    - Enabling DHCP L2 Relay606
    - Configuring Option 82 For Ports607
- Configuration Examples610
- Appendix: Default Parameters641
Configuring ARP645
- Overview645
  - Supported Features645
- ARP Configurations647
  - Using The GUI647
  - Using The CLI651
- Appendix: Default Parameters658
Configuring QoS660
- QoS660
  - Overview660
  - Supported Features660
- Class Of Service Configuration662
  - Using The GUI663
  - Using CLI674
- Bandwidth Control Configuration690
  - Using The GUI690
    - Configuring Rate Limit690
    - Configuring Storm Control691
  - Using The CLI693
    - Configuring Rate Limit693
    - Configuring Storm Control694
- Voice VLAN Configuration697
  - Using The GUI697
  - Using The CLI700
- Auto VoIP Configuration703
  - Using The GUI703
  - Using The CLI704
- Configuration Examples708
- Appendix: Default Parameters732
Configuring Access Security737
- Access Security737
  - Overview737
  - Supported Features737
- Access Security Configurations738
- Appendix: Default Parameters759
Configuring AAA762
- Overview762
- AAA Configuration763
  - Using The GUI764
  - Using The CLI770
- Configuration Example781
- Appendix: Default Parameters787
Configuring 802.1x790
- Overview790
- 802.1x Configuration791
- Configuration Example806
- Appendix: Default Parameters812
Configuring Port Security814
- Overview814
- Port Security Configuration815
  - Using The GUI815
  - Using The CLI816
- Appendix: Default Parameters819
Configuring ACL821
- Overview821
- ACL Configuration822
  - Using The GUI822
  - Using The CLI847
- Configuration Example For ACL861
- Appendix: Default Parameters886
Configuring IPv4 IMPB889
- IPv4 IMPB889
  - Overview889
  - Supported Features889
- IPMAC Binding Configuration890
  - Using The GUI890
  - Using The CLI896
- ARP Detection Configuration900
  - Using The GUI900
  - Using The CLI903
- IPv4 Source Guard Configuration907
  - Using The GUI907
    - Adding IPMAC Binding Entries907
    - Configuring IPv4 Source Guard907
  - Using The CLI908
    - Adding IPMAC Binding Entries908
    - Configuring IPv4 Source Guard908
- Configuration Examples910
- Appendix: Default Parameters919
Configuring IPv6 IMPB922
- IPv6 IMPB922
  - Overview922
  - Supported Features922
- IPv6MAC Binding Configuration924
  - Using The GUI924
  - Using The CLI930
- ND Detection Configuration935
  - Using The GUI935
  - Using The CLI937
- IPv6 Source Guard Configuration940
  - Using The GUI940
    - Adding IPv6MAC Binding Entries940
    - Configuring IPv6 Source Guard940
  - Using The CLI941
    - Adding IPv6MAC Binding Entries941
    - Configuring IPv6 Source Guard941
- Configuration Examples943
  - Example For ND Detection943
  - Example For IPv6 Source Guard947
- Appendix: Default Parameters951
Configuring DHCP Filter954
- DHCP Filter954
  - Overview954
  - Supported Features954
- DHCPv4 Filter Configuration956
  - Using The GUI956
    - Configuring The Basic DHCPv4 Filter Parameters956
    - Configuring Legal DHCPv4 Servers958
  - Using The CLI958
    - Configuring The Basic DHCPv4 Filter Parameters958
    - Configuring Legal DHCPv4 Servers960
- DHCPv6 Filter Configuration962
  - Using The GUI962
    - Configuring The Basic DHCPv6 Filter Parameters962
    - Configuring Legal DHCPv6 Servers963
  - Using The CLI964
    - Configuring The Basic DHCPv6 Filter Parameters964
    - Configuring Legal DHCPv6 Servers965
- Configuration Examples967
  - Example For DHCPv4 Filter967
  - Example For DHCPv6 Filter970
- Appendix: Default Parameters975
Configuring DoS Defend977
- Overview977
- DoS Defend Configuration978
  - Using The GUI978
  - Using The CLI979
- Appendix: Default Parameters982
Monitoring The System984
- Overview984
- Monitoring The CPU985
  - Using The GUI985
  - Using The CLI985
- Monitoring The Memory987
  - Using The GUI987
  - Using The CLI987
Monitoring Traffic990
- Traffic Monitor990
  - Using The GUI990
  - Using The CLI994
- Appendix: Default Parameters995
Mirroring Traffic997
- Mirroring997
  - Using The GUI997
  - Using The CLI999
- Configuration Examples1001
- Appendix: Default Parameters1004
Configuring SFlow (Only For Certain Devices)1006
- Overview1006
- SFlow Configuration1007
  - Using The GUI1007
  - Using The CLI1010
- Configuration Example1013
- Appendix: Default Parameters1016
Configuring OAM (Only For Certain Devices)1018
- Ethernet OAM1018
  - Overview1018
  - Supported Features1019
- Ethernet OAM Configurations1022
  - Using The GUI1022
  - Using The CLI1029
- Viewing OAM Statistics1041
  - Using The GUI1041
    - Viewing OAMPDUs1041
      - Viewing Event Logs1043
  - Using The CLI1044
    - Viewing OAMPDUs1044
    - Viewing Event Logs1046
- Configuration Example1048
  - Network Requirements1048
- Appendix: Default Parameters1056
Configuring DLDP1058
- Overview1058
- DLDP Configuration1059
  - Using The GUI1059
  - Using The CLI1061
- Appendix: Default Parameters1063
Configuring SNMP & RMON1065
- SNMP1065
  - Overview1065
  - Basic Concepts1065
- SNMP Configurations1069
  - Using The GUI1069
  - Using The CLI1074
- Notification Configurations1082
  - Using The GUI1082
    - Configuring The Information Of NMS Hosts1082
    - Enabling SNMP Traps1084
  - Using The CLI1087
    - Configuring The NMS Host1087
    - Enabling SNMP Traps1089
- RMON1097
- RMON Configurations1098
- Configuration Example1110
- Appendix: Default Parameters1122
Diagnosing The Device & Network1127
- Diagnosing The Device1127
  - Using The GUI1127
  - Using The CLI1128
- Diagnosing The Network1129
  - Using The GUI1129
    - Troubleshooting With Ping Testing1129
    - Troubleshooting With Tracert Testing1130
  - Using The CLI1131
    - Configuring The Ping Test1131
    - Configuring The Tracert Test1132
- Appendix: Default Parameters1133
Configuring System Logs1135
- Overview1135
- System Logs Configurations1136
  - Using The GUI1137
  - Using The CLI1140
    - Configuring The Local Logs1140
    - Configuring The Remote Logs1141
- Configuration Example1143
- Appendix: Default Parameters1145

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Published: 2023-02-16

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Brand: TP-Link

Model: TL-SG2008P

Category: Networking

TP-Link TL-SG2008P Questions and Answers

#1 Can I use a SDN controller to manage Non-SDN devices?

No, in order to manage non-SDN devices, a non-SDN controller must be used.

#2 How much is the SDN cloud plan?

Omada Cloud-based controller plan may vary. Please visit TP-Link website for further plan details.

#3 How can I manage my network?

Multiple options - Omada hardware controller & Omada software controller. Centralized cloud management allows for remote management of the entire network from different sites via a single interface.

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