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3Com 4007 Implementation Manual (684 pages)

3Com 4007: Install Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 6.89 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

31
- Audience
  31
- Conventions
  32
- Scope of this Guide
  32
- Switch 4007 Documentation
  34
- Documentation Comments
  35
- Year 2000 Compliance
  35
  - 4007 System
    37
Configuration Overview

39
- Physical Configuration Requirements and Options
  40
  - Requirements
    40
  - Options
    41
  - Order of Installation Activities
    41
- System Architecture
  41
- Management Options
  42
- Management Access
  45
  - Terminal Port Access
    45
  - Modem Port Access
    46
  - Access Levels
    46
- System Configuration Process
  47
  - Configuration Procedure
    47
    
    Configure each Switching Module
    47
    
    Configure the Management Module
    47
  - Nderstanding He Anagement Module
    51
Overview of the Management Module

53
- Before You Start
  53
- Module Overview
  54
- Module Components
  54
- Module Functions
  55
- Impact on the Network
  56
Installing Management Modules

57
- Before You Start
  57
- Installing Modules
  58
  - Hot Insert and Hot Swap
    58
  - Installing Non-Management Modules
    58
- Creating a Redundant Configuration
  59
  - Installation
    59
  - The Relationship between Two Management Modules
    59
  - The Failover Process
    60
  - Connectivity Rules
    61
- Verifying Management Module Operation
  62
  - The Display Button
    63
- Making Management Connections
  63
- EME Technical Specifications
  69
Configuring and Using Eme Options

71
- Quick Reference Configuration
  72
  - Saving Configuration Values
    72
- Connecting to the System
  73
- Entering Commands
  77
  - The Command Completion Feature
    77
  - Listing Command Options
    78
  - Keystroke Functions
    80
- Configuring the Terminal
  81
- Customizing Your System
  86
- Configuring User Logins
  89
  - User Access Levels
    89
  - User Login Functions
    89
    
    Administer Access
    89
    
    Login Limitations
    89
  - Setting the Password
    90
  - Adding New Users
    90
  - Showing Current Users
    91
  - Clearing Login Names
    93
- Configuring SNMP Values
  94
- Configuring the Event Log
  100
- Using the File System
  101
  - Software Configuration Files
    101
    
    Displaying Files in the File System
    101
    
    Deleting All Files and Resetting the Management Module
    102
    
    Deleting Specified Files from the File System
    102
- Resetting System Components
  104
  - Resetting the Chassis
    104
  - Resetting Switching Modules
    104
  - Resetting the EME
    105
  - Resetting the EME to Default Values
    105
- Accessing the Administration Console
  106
- Running Diagnostic Tests
  107
  - Reporting Diagnostic Errors
    108
    
    Characteristics
    108
    
    Setting Servdiag Characteristics
    108
    
    The Cont_Mode Characteristic
    108
    
    The Loop_Count Characteristic
    108
    
    Characteristics
    109
    
    Displaying Servdiag Characteristics
    109
    
    The Verbosity Characteristic
    109
- Obtaining Technical Assistance
  109
Managing the Chassis Power and Temperature

111
- Managingthechassispowerandtemperature
  
  112
- Managing Power in the Chassis
  112
  - Intelligent Power Subsystem Features
    112
- Load-Sharing Power Supplies
  113
  - Power Non-Fault-Tolerant Mode
    114
  - Power Fault-Tolerant Mode
    114
  - Setting Power Fault-Tolerance
    115
  - Enabling and Disabling Power to Slots
    116
  - Power Class Settings
    117
    
    Setting Power Class
    117
    
    Using the Default Power Class Setting
    117
    
    Power Class 10 Warnings
    118
- Budgeting Power
  118
- Overheat Conditions
  122
  - Enabling and Disabling Automatic Module Power-Off
    123
    
    The Overheat Management Area
    123
    
    Overheat Power-Off Process
    124
    
    Overheat Recovery Process
    125
- Saved Power Management Configurations
  125
- Displaying Operating Conditions
  126
  - Displaying Chassis Information
    126
  - Displaying Module Information
    127
    
    Basic Information for All Modules
    127
    
    Basic Information for One Module
    127
    
    Detailed Information for All Modules
    127
  - Displaying Power Information
    128
  - Displaying Chassis Inventory Information
    129
  - Displaying EME Information
    129
Partiii Understandingyourswitchingmodules131

133
- Modules
  133
Module Parameters

133
- Module Parameters Overview
  134
  - Features
    134
  - Benefits
    134
- Key Concepts
  135
  - How to Set and Modify Module Parameters
    135
  - Terminology
    135
- Nvdata
  136
Physical Port Numbering

137
- Slot Architecture
  137
- Default Port Settings
  138
  - Configuring Port Status
    139
- Allocating Switch Fabric Capacity to Slots
  140
  - 9-Port GEN Switch Fabric Module
    140
  - Using Table 33: Examples
    140
  - 24-Port GEN Switch Fabric Module
    141
  - Using Table 34: Examples
    142
- Key Guidelines for Implementation
  142
- Effects of Removing a Module
  143
  - VLAN Changes
    143
  - Trunk Changes
    143
- Effects of Replacing Modules
  144
  - Replacing Modules of the same Type
    144
  - Replacing Modules of Different Types
    144
Ethernet

145
- Ethernet Overview
  146
  - Features
    146
  - Benefits
    147
    
    Link Availability
    147
    
    Link Bandwidths
    147
    
    Other Benefits
    147
- Key Concepts
  148
  - Ethernet Packet Processing
    150
- Key Guidelines for Implementation
  152
  - Link Bandwidths
    152
  - Trunks
    152
- Port Enable and Disable (Port State)
  153
  - Important Considerations
    153
- Port Labels
  153
  - Implementing Port Labels
    153
- Autonegotiation
  154
  - Important Considerations
    154
- Port Mode
  156
  - Important Considerations
    156
- Flow Control
  157
  - Important Considerations
    157
- PACE Interactive Access
  158
  - Important Considerations
    158
- Port Monitoring
  158
- Standards, Protocols, and Related Reading
  159
  - Ethernet Protocol
    159
  - Media Specifications
    159
  - Related Reading
    160
Bridge -Wide and Bridge Port Parameters

161
- Bridging Overview
  162
  - Benefits
    162
- Key Bridging Concepts
  163
  - Learning Addresses
    163
  - Aging Addresses
    163
  - Forwarding, Filtering, and Flooding
    164
  - Loop Detection and Network Resiliency
    164
- Bridging Implementation Summary
  165
- Key Guidelines for Implementation
  167
  - Physical Ports and Bridge Ports
    167
  - Option for Fast Aging
    167
  - If You Want to Use STP
    167
  - Port Forwarding Behavior
    168
  - Routing over Blocked STP Ports
    168
  - STP Compatible with Trunking
    168
  - STP Not Compatible with Resilient Links
    169
  - Bridge Ports and Trunks
    169
  - Multicast Limits and Trunks
    169
  - Bridge Port Addresses in Closed VLAN Mode
    169
  - GVRP Usefulness
    169
- STP Terms and Concepts
  170
  - Configuration Messages
    170
    
    Bridge Hierarchy
    170
    
    Actions that Result from CBPDU Information
    171
    
    Comparing Cbpdus
    173
    
    Contents of Cbpdus
    173
- How a Single Bridge Interprets Cbpdus
  174
- How Multiple Bridges Interpret Cbpdus
  175
- Spanning Tree Port States
  180
- Reconfiguring the Bridged Network Topology
  182
  - Resulting Actions
    182
- STP Bridge and Port Parameters
  183
  - Bridge-Wide STP Parameters
    183
    
    Bridge-Wide STP State
    183
    
    Bridge Forward Delay
    184
    
    Bridge Hello Time
    184
    
    Bridge Maximum Age
    184
    
    Bridge Priority
    184
    
    STP Group Address
    185
  - Bridge Port STP Parameters
    186
    
    Port Path Cost
    186
    
    Port Priority
    186
    
    Port State
    186
- MAC Address Table Design
  187
  - Address Space
    187
  - Important Considerations
    187
- Address Aging
  189
  - Address Table Dependencies
    189
  - Normal Aging Process
    190
  - If the STP State Is Enabled
    190
    
    STP Topology Change
    190
    
    Port down Events
    191
  - If the STP State Is Disabled
    191
  - If STP State Is "Aging Only
    192
  - Important Considerations
    192
- Frame Processing
  194
- IP Fragmentation
  194
- IPX SNAP Translation
  195
  - Broadcast and Multicast Limits
    195
    
    Important Considerations
    196
    
    GARP VLAN Registration Protocol (GVRP)
    197
    
    Important Considerations
    197
    
    Standards, Protocols, and Related Reading
    198
Class of Service (C O S)

199
- Overview
  200
- Key Concepts
  201
  - Basic Elements of the Standard
    201
  - Format of Prioritized Packets
    202
  - Queues and Priority Levels
    202
  - Cos in Your System
    203
    
    Cos Architecture
    203
    
    Configuring a Rate Limit on Queue
    204
    
    Configuring Priority Levels
    204
    
    Important Considerations
    204
    
    Important Considerations
    205
    
    Handling Tagged and Untagged Packets
    206
  - Standards, Protocols, and Related Reading
    206
Ip Multicast Filtering with Igmp

207
- Overview
  208
  - Benefits
    208
  - Key Concepts
    210
    
    Communication Protocols
    210
    
    Devices that Generate IP Multicast Packets
    210
    
    Group Addresses and Group Members
    210
    
    How Routers and Switches Use IGMP
    211
    
    IP Multicast Delivery Process
    211
    
    Tracking Group Member Locations
    212
    
    Host Membership Reports
    213
    
    How Hosts Use IGMP
    213
    
    Join Message
    213
    
    Leave-Group Messages
    213
    
    Report Suppression and Effect on Switch Activity
    213
  - Configuring IGMP in Your System
    214
- Key Implementation Guidelines
  215
- Processing IP Multicast Packets
  217
- Effects of MAC Address Aliasing
  218
  - Important Considerations
    219
- Operating as the Querier
  220
- Locating Multicast Routers
  220
- Aging the IGMP Tables
  221
- Standards, Protocols, and Related Reading
  221
Trunking

223
- Trunking Overview
  224
  - Features
    224
  - Benefits
    224
  - Key Concepts
    225
    
    Port Numbering in a Trunk
    225
  - Trunk Control Message Protocol (TCMP)
    226
- Key Guidelines for Implementation
  227
  - General Guidelines
    227
  - Trunk Capacity Guidelines
    229
- Automatic Backplane Trunking
  230
  - Important Considerations
    230
- Defining Trunks
  231
  - Important Considerations
    231
- Modifying Trunks
  233
  - Important Considerations
    233
- Removing Trunks
  233
  - Important Consideration
    233
- Standards, Protocols, and Related Reading
  234
Resilient Links

235
- Resilient Links Overview
  236
  - Features
    237
  - Benefits
    237
- Key Concepts
  237
- Key Guidelines for Implementation
  238
  - General Guidelines
    238
  - Resilient Link Define and Modify
    238
    
    Important Considerations
    238
  - Resilient Link State
    239
    
    Important Considerations
    239
  - Resilient Link Active Port
    239
  - Resilient Link Remove
    239
    
    Important Consideration
    239
Virtual Lan S (Vlan S )

241
- VLAN Overview
  242
  - Need for Vlans
    242
  - Benefits
    243
  - Vlans on the Switch 4007
    243
  - Features
    245
  - Key Concepts
    246
    
    Related Standards and Protocols
    246
    
    Tagging Types
    247
    
    VLAN Ids
    248
    
    Terminology
    249
  - Key Guidelines for Implementation
    250
    
    Migration Path for Network-Based Vlans
    250
    
    Vlans Created by Router Port IP Interfaces
    252
    
    Design Guidelines
    253
    
    Procedural Guidelines
    254
    
    Equation for Vlans on Multilayer Switching Modules
    256
    
    Number of Vlans
    256
    
    VLAN Aware Mode
    258
    
    General Guidelines
    259
  - VLAN Allopen or Allclosed Mode
    261
    
    Important Considerations
    261
    
    Modifying the VLAN Mode
    263
    
    Mode Requirements
    264
    
    Using Allclosed Mode
    265
    
    Using Allopen Mode
    265
- Port-Based Vlans
  266
  - The Default VLAN
    266
    
    Modifying the Default VLAN
    267
    
    Trunking and the Default VLAN
    268
  - User-Configured Port-Based Vlans
    270
    
    Important Considerations
    270
    
    Example 1: a Single VLAN Configuration
    271
    
    Example 2: Vlans with Tagged Backplane Ports
    272
    
    Example 3: Vlans with Tagged Front-Panel Ports
    274
  - Dynamic Port-Based Vlans Using GVRP
    277
    
    Important Considerations
    277
    
    Example: GVRP
    279
- Protocol-Based Vlans
  280
- Network-Based IP Vlans
  289
  - Important Considerations
    289
  - Example: Network-Based Vlans
    290
- Ignore STP Mode
  293
  - Important Considerations
    293
  - Example: Ignore STP Mode
    293
- Rules of VLAN Operation
  295
- Modifying and Removing Vlans
  302
- Monitoring VLAN Statistics
  303
Packet Filtering

305
- Packet Filtering Overview
  306
  - What Can You Filter
    306
  - When Is a Filter Applied? - Paths
    307
    
    Input Packet Filtering: Receive Path
    307
    
    Internal Packet Filtering: Receive Internal Path
    307
    
    Output Packet Filtering: Transmit Path
    307
    
    Path Assignment
    308
  - Key Concepts
    309
    
    Standard Packet Filters
    309
    
    Custom Packet Filters
    310
  - Important Considerations
    311
  - Managing Packet Filters
    311
  - Tools for Writing Filters
    313
    
    ASCII Text Editor
    313
    
    Built-In Line Editor
    313
    
    Web Management Filter Builder Tool
    315
  - Downloading Custom Packet Filters
    317
    
    Setting up Your Environment
    317
    
    Loading a Custom Filter on the Switch 4007
    318
  - The Packet Filtering Language
    319
    
    How the Packet Filter Language Works
    319
    
    Principles for Writing a Custom Filter
    319
    
    Procedure for Writing a Custom Filter
    320
    
    Packet Filter Opcodes
    322
    
    Implementing Sequential Tests in a Packet Filter
    329
  - Common Syntax Errors
    331
  - Custom Packet Filter Examples
    333
    
    Destination Address Filter
    333
    
    Length Filter
    333
    
    Source Address Filter
    333
    
    Ethernet Type IPX and Multicast Filter
    334
    
    Multiple Destination Address Filter
    334
    
    Type Filter
    334
    
    Accept XNS or IP Filter
    335
    
    Source Address and Type Filter
    335
    
    XNS Routing Filter
    335
  - Port Group Filter
    336
- Limits to Filter Size
  336
  - Storage Rules for Preprocessed Packet Filters
    336
  - Run-Time Storage of Packet Filters
    336
- Using Port Groups in Custom Packet Filters
  337
  - Port Group Packet Filter Example
    337
  - Port Group Filter Operation
    337
- Port Group Management and Control Functions
  340
  - Defining Port Groups
    340
    
    Important Considerations
    340
- Long Custom Filter Example
  341
  - Filtering Problem
    341
  - Packet Filter Solution
    342
    
    Packet Filter One
    344
    
    Packet Filter Two
    345
    
    Combining a Subset of the Filters
    346
    
    Combining All the Filters
    347
  - Optimizing the Filter with Accept and Reject Commands
    348

3Com 4007 Command Reference Manual (574 pages)

3Com 4007: Reference Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 4.71 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

15
- Scope of this Guide
  15
- Audience
  16
- Using this Book
  16
  - Finding Information
    16
- Command Information
  19
- Conventions
  20
- Documentation Comments
  21
- Year 2000 Compliance
  21
Administration Overview

23
Administration Console

35
Module Environment

51
- Menu Structure
  52
  - Module Display
    53
  - Module Snapshot Summary
    54
  - Module Snapshot Detail
    55
  - Module Baseline Display
    56
  - Module Baseline Set
    57
  - Module Baseline Requestedstate
    58
  - Module Name
    59
  - Module Time
    60
  - Module Screenheight
    61
  - Module Nvdata Reset
    62
  - Module Nvdata Emergencydownload
    63
  - Module Nvdata Displaydownload
    64
  - Module Nvdata Staging
    65
  - Module Cleardiagblock
    66
  - Module Reboot
    67
  - Disconnect
    68
Simple Network Management Protocol (Snmp)

69
- Menu Structure
  70
  - Snmp Display
    71
  - Snmp Trap Display
    72
  - Snmp Trap Addmodify
    73
  - Snmp Trap Remove
    74
  - Snmp Trap Flush
    75
  - Snmp Rmonconfiguration
    76
  - Snmp Writedisable
    77
Ethernet Ports

79
- Menu Structure
  80
  - Ethernet Summary
    81
  - Ethernet Detail
    84
  - Ethernet Autonegotiation
    89
  - Ethernet Portmode
    90
  - Ethernet Flowcontrol
    92
  - Ethernet Paceaccess
    94
    
    Ethernet Paceinteractiveaccess
    95
    
    Ethernet Label
    96
    
    Ethernet Portstate
    97
    
    Ethernet Monitoring Summary
    98
    
    Ethernet Monitoring Mode
    99
Bridge - Wide

101
- Ridge Wide Arameters
  101
- Menu Structure
  102
  - Bridge Display
    103
  - Bridge Ipfragmentation
    106
  - Bridge Ipxsnaptranslation
    107
  - Bridge Addressthreshold
    108
  - Bridge Agingtime
    109
  - Bridge Spanningtree Stpstate
    110
  - Bridge Spanningtree Stppriority
    111
  - Bridge Spanningtree Stpmaxage
    112
  - Bridge Spanningtree Stphellotime
    113
  - Bridge Spanningtree Stpforwarddelay
    114
  - Bridge Spanningtree Stpgroupaddress
    115
  - Bridge Gvrpstate
    116
  - Bridge Cos Enable
    117
  - Bridge Cos Summary
    118
  - Bridge Cos Modify
    119
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Summary
    120
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Snoopmode
    121
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Querymode
    122
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Queryipaddress
    123
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Vlans
    124
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Groups
    125
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Desquerier
    126
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Rports
    127
  - Bridge Multicast Igmp Qport
    128
Bridge

129
- Ridge Port Parameters
  129
- Menu Structure
  130
  - Bridge Port Summary
    131
  - Bridge Port Detail
    133
  - Bridge Port Multicastlimit
    138
  - Bridge Port Stpstate
    139
  - Bridge Port Stpcost
    140
  - Bridge Port Stppriority
    141
  - Bridge Port Gvrpstate
    142
  - Bridge Port Address List
    143
  - Bridge Port Address Add
    144
  - Bridge Port Address Remove
    145
  - Bridge Port Address Find
    146
  - Bridge Port Address Flushall
    147
  - Bridge Port Address Flushdynamic
    148
- Trunking (Link Aggregation )
  
  149
  - Menu Structure
    150
    
    Bridge Trunk Automap Summary
    151
    
    Bridge Trunk Automap Enable/Disable
    152
    
    Bridge Trunk Automap Test
    153
    
    Bridge Trunk Summary
    154
    
    Bridge Trunk Detail
    155
    
    Bridge Trunk Define
    157
    
    Bridge Trunk Modify
    160
    
    Bridge Trunk Remove
    162
- Resilient Links
  
  163
  - Menu Structure
    164
    
    Bridge Link Summary
    165
    
    Bridge Link Detail
    166
    
    Bridge Link Define
    167
    
    Bridge Link Linkstate
    169
    
    Bridge Link Activeport
    170
    
    Bridge Link Modify
    171
    
    Bridge Link Remove
    173
Virtual Lan S

175
- Menu Structure
  176
  - Bridge Vlan Summary
    177
  - Bridge Vlan Detail
    180
  - Bridge Vlan Define
    184
  - Bridge Vlan Define
    190
  - Bridge Vlan Modify
    193
  - Bridge Vlan Modify
    196
  - Bridge Vlan Remove
    198
  - Bridge Vlan Mode
    199
  - Bridge Vlan Stpmode
    200
  - Bridge Vlan Vlanawaremode
    201
Packet Filters

203
- Menu Structure
  204
  - Bridge Packetfilter List
    205
  - Bridge Packetfilter Display
    206
  - Bridge Packetfilter Create Portgroup
    207
  - Bridge Packetfilter Create Custom
    208
  - Bridge Packetfilter Delete
    209
  - Bridge Packetfilter Edit
    210
  - Bridge Packetfilter Load
    211
  - Bridge Packetfilter Assign
    214
  - Bridge Packetfilter Unassign
    216
  - Bridge Packetfilter Portgroup List
    217
  - Bridge Packetfilter Portgroup Display
    218
  - Bridge Packetfilter Portgroup Create
    219
  - Bridge Packetfilter Portgroup Delete
    220
  - Bridge Packetfilter Portgroup Addport
    221
  - Bridge Packetfilter Portgroup Removeport
    222
Internet

223
- Nternet Protocol (Ip)
  223
- Menu Structure
  224
  - Ip Interface Summary
    226
  - Ip Interface Detail
    228
  - Ip Interface Define
    230
  - Ip Interface Define
    232
  - Ip Interface Modify
    233
  - Ip Interface Remove
    234
  - Ip Interface Arpproxy
    235
  - Ip Interface Broadcastaddress
    236
  - Ip Interface Directedbroadcast
    237
  - Ip Interface Icmpredirect
    238
  - Ip Interface Icmprouterdiscovery
    240
  - Ip Interface Statistics
    242
  - Ip Route Display
    244
  - Ip Route Static
    246
  - Ip Route Remove
    247
  - Ip Route Flush
    248
  - Ip Route Default
    249
  - Ip Route Nodefault
    250
  - Ip Route Findroute
    251
  - Ip Arp Display
    252
  - Ip Arp Static
    253
  - Ip Arp Remove
    254
- Ip Arp Flushall
  255
- Ip Arp Flushdynamic
  256
- Ip Arp Age
  257
- Ip Arp Statistics
  258
- Ip Dns Display
  260
- Ip Dns Domainname
  261
- Ip Dns Define
  262
- Ip Dns Modify
  263
- Ip Dns Remove
  264
- Ip Dns Nslookup
  265
- Ip Udphelper Display
  266
- Ip Udphelper Define
  267
- Ip Udphelper Remove
  268
- Ip Udphelper Hopcountlimit
  269
- Ip Udphelper Threshold
  270
- Ip Udphelper Interface First
  271
- Ip Udphelper Interface Even
  272
- Ip Udphelper Interface Sequential
  273
- Ip Routing
  274
- Ip Rip Display
  275
- Ip Rip Mode
  277
- Ip Rip Compatibilitymode
  278
- Ip Rip Cost
  279
- Ip Rip Poisonreverse
  280
- Ip Rip Routeaggregation Mode
  281
- Ip Rip Password
  282
- Ip Rip Addadvertisement
  283
- Ip Rip Remove Advertisement
  284
- Ip Rip Policy Summary
  285
- Ip Rip Policy Detail
  286
- Ip Rip Policy Define
  287
- Ip Rip Policy Modify
  291
- Ip Rip Policy Remove
  293
- Ip Rip Statistics
  294
- Ip Ping
  295
- Ip Advancedping
  296
- Ip Traceroute
  298
- Ip Advancedtraceroute
  300
- Ip Statistics
  302

3Com 4007 Release Note (128 pages)

3Com 4007: Release Note

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 0.87 MB

Release Notes
1
Table of Contents
3
Overview

11
- Scope
  11
- Important Notices
  12
- System Requirements
  14
Release Highlights

16
- Accelerated Address Aging
  16
  - Purpose
    16
  - How It Works
    16
  - Recommendations
    17
  - Interaction with Transcend Enterprise VLAN Manager
    17
- Advanced Autonegotiation
  18
  - Sample Problem Description
    18
  - How Advanced Autonegotiation Works
    18
  - Configuration Options
    19
    
    Configuring Standard Autonegotiation
    19
    
    Configuring a Fixed Port State
    19
    
    Configuring Advanced Autonegotiation or Port Monitoring
    19
  - Sample Configurations and System Behavior
    20
    
    Configuration a
    20
    
    Configuration B
    20
    
    Configuration C
    21
    
    Configuration D
    21
    
    Configuration E
    21
  - Information Display
    22
  - Important Considerations
    22
- LX 70 GBIC Transceiver
  23
- Trap Filtering
  24
  - Available Trap Filters
    24
  - Managing Traps
    24
Release Issues for Management Modules

27
- Corrected Problems in Release
  28
- Operating Considerations for Release
  29
  - Diagnostic Events
    29
  - Chassis Reset
    29
  - Software Transfers
    29
  - Password Access
    30
  - System and Module Naming
    30
  - Web Management
    30
- Known Problems in Release
  30
  - Diagnostics
    30
  - SLIP Interfaces
    31
  - System Time
    31
  - Software Downloads
    31
Release Issues for Switch Fabric Modules

33
- Corrected Problems in Release
  34
  - System
    34
  - Ethernet
    34
  - Bridging
    34
  - Vlan
    34
- Corrected Problems in Release
  35
  - Bridging
    35
  - Management
    35
  - Problems Fixed in V3.0.5 Address Table
    36
    
    Problem Overview
    36
    
    Problem Detail
    36
    
    Work Around
    37
    
    Recommendations
    37
    
    Guidelines from FR003 TRANSCEND UNIX 5.0 UPDATE
    37
    
    Important Notes
    39
- Operating Considerations for Release
  41
  - Staging
    41
  - System
    41
  - Management
    41
  - Web-Based Management
    41
  - Ethernet
    42
  - Transmit and Receive Ports on GBIC Modules
    42
  - Bridging
    42
  - Trunking
    42
  - Resilient Links
    43
  - Vlans
    43
- Known Problems for Release
  44
  - System
    44
  - Management
    44
  - Ethernet
    45
  - Trunking
    45
  - Vlans
    46
Release Issues for Layer 2 Switching Modules

48
- Corrected Problems in Release
  48
  - System
    48
  - Management
    48
  - Ethernet
    48
  - Bridging
    48
  - Vlans
    49
- Corrected Problems in Release
  49
  - Bridging
    49
  - Management
    50
  - Nvram
    51
  - Problems Fixed in V3.0.5 Address Table
    51
    
    Problem Overview
    51
    
    Problem Detail
    52
    
    Work Around
    52
    
    Recommendations
    53
    
    Guidelines from FR003 TRANSCEND UNIX 5.0 UPDATE
    53
    
    Important Notes
    54
- Operating Considerations for Release
  57
  - System
    57
  - Web-Based Management
    57
  - Snmp
    57
  - Ethernet
    57
  - Bridging
    58
  - Trunking
    59
  - Vlans
    59
- Known Problems in Release
  60
  - System
    60
  - Management
    60
  - Ethernet
    61
  - Bridging
    61
  - Trunking
    62

3Com 4007 Getting Started Manual (92 pages)

3Com 4007: Quick Start

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 2.02 MB

Getting Started Guide
1
About this Guide

2
- Table of Contents
  3
- Conventions
  7
- Related Documentation
  8
  - Documents on CD-ROM
    9
  - Paper Documents
    9
  - World Wide Web Site
    9
  - 3Com Facts Automated Fax Service
    10
- Year 2000 Compliance
  10
About the Switch 4007

11
- Overview
  11
  - Physical Description
    11
  - Switch Features
    12
  - Management Features
    13
- Switch 4007 Starter Kits
  14
- Hardware Components
  15
  - Power Supplies
    16
    
    930-Watt AC Power Supply
    16
  - Fan Tray
    17
  - Module Slots in the Switch 4007 Chassis
    17
- Overview
  19
Switch 4007 Modules

19
Nstalling the

29
- Switch
  29
- Site Requirements for the Switch 4007
  29
- Site Requirements for the Switch 4007
  30
  - Location Requirements
    30
  - Precautionary Guidelines
    30
    
    Rack-Mount Installation Recommendations
    31
  - Ventilation Requirements
    33
  - Power Requirements
    33
  - Safety Information
    34
    
    Denmark Safety Certification
    34
    
    FDA Class 1 Laser Device
    34
    
    Laser Warning
    34
    
    LED Warning
    35
- Preinstallation Guidelines
  35
  - Rack-Mount Installation Guidelines
    35
- Installing the Chassis
  36
- Where to Go from here
  39

3Com 4007 Product Manual (14 pages)

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3Com 4007 Important Notice (1 page)

3Com 4007: Supplementary Guide

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