User manual for Moxa managed Ethernet switches covering installation, configuration, VLAN, QoS, security, and diagnostics.
About this manual
This manual provides instructions for installing and configuring Moxa managed Ethernet switches. It covers the full range of models listed on the cover and explains three ways to access the device – USB console, command‑line interface, and web‑based interface. Detailed steps for connecting the USB console, setting baud rate, and logging in are included.
The document also describes the featured functions such as VLAN, QoS, security settings, diagnostics, SNMP MIB groups, and advanced features like link aggregation and multicast filtering. Each function is illustrated with menu navigation and configuration examples, making it a complete reference for end‑users and technicians.
What's inside
- About this Manual
- Getting Started
- Featured Functions
- Industrial Protocol
- Diagnostics
- MIB Groups
- Access Control List
- SNMP Settings
Specifications
| Default IP address | 192.168.127.253 |
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| Default subnet mask | 255.255.255.0 |
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| USB console baud rate | 115200 |
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| USB console data bits | 8 |
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| USB console parity | None |
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| USB console stop bits | 1 |
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| Default password | moxa |
Frequently asked questions
What is the default IP address of a Moxa managed Ethernet switch?
The default IP address is 192.168.127.253.
Which interfaces can be used to configure a Moxa switch?
The switch can be configured via USB console, command‑line interface (CLI) over Telnet, or a web‑based browser interface.