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3Com SuperStack 3C17300 manuals available for free PDF download: Implementation Manual, Getting Started Manual
3Com SuperStack 3C17300 Implementation Manual (122 pages)
SuperStack 3 Switch 4226T
Brand:
3Com
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 2.18 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
9
Conventions
10
Related Documentation
11
Documentation Comments
11
1 Switch Features Overview
13
What Is Management Software
15
Switch Features Explained
15
Automatic IP Configuration
16
Security
16
Aggregated Links
16
Auto-Negotiation
17
Multicast Filtering
18
Spanning Tree Protocol and Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
18
Switch Database
19
Traffic Prioritization
19
Rmon
20
Broadcast Storm Control
20
Vlans
20
Configuration Save and Restore
20
2 Optimizing Bandwidth
23
Port Features
23
Duplex
23
Flow Control
24
Auto-Negotiation
24
Smart Auto-Sensing
25
Aggregated Links
26
How 802.3Ad Link Aggregation Operates
26
Implementing 802.3Ad Aggregated Links
27
Aggregated Links and Your Switch
29
Aggregated Link Example
32
3 Using Multicast Filtering
33
What Is an IP Multicast
33
Benefits of Multicast
34
Multicast Filtering
34
Multicast Filtering and Your Switch
35
IGMP Multicast Filtering
36
4 Using Resilience Features
39
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
39
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
40
What Is STP
41
How STP Works
43
STP Requirements
43
STP Calculation
43
STP Configuration
44
STP Reconfiguration
44
How RSTP Differs to STP
45
STP Example
45
STP Configurations
46
Using STP on a Network with Multiple Vlans
48
Using the
49
5 Switch Database
49
What Is the Switch Database
49
How Switch Database Entries Get Added
49
Switch Database Entry States
50
6 Using Traffic Prioritization
51
What Is Traffic Prioritization
51
How Traffic Prioritization Works
52
D Traffic Classification
52
Diffserv Traffic Classification
53
Traffic Prioritization and Your Switch
54
7 Status Monitoring and Statistics
57
Rmon
57
What Is RMON
57
The RMON Groups
57
Benefits of RMON
59
RMON and the Switch
59
Alarm Events
60
The Default Alarm Settings
61
The Audit Log
62
Email Notification of Events
62
8 Setting U P Virtual Lans
65
What Are Vlans
65
Benefits of Vlans
66
Vlans and Your Switch
67
The Default VLAN
67
Communication between Vlans
67
Creating New Vlans
68
Vlans: Tagged and Untagged Membership
68
Placing a Port in a Single VLAN
69
VLAN Configuration Examples
70
Using Untagged Connections
70
Using 802.1Q Tagged Connections
71
9 Using Automatic Ip Configuration
73
How Your Switch Obtains IP Information
74
How Automatic IP Configuration Works
74
Automatic Process
75
Important Considerations
76
Event Log Entries and Traps
76
10 Making Your Network Secure
77
Port Security
78
What Is Network Login
80
How Network Login Works
81
What Is Rada
82
How Rada Works
82
Auto VLAN Assignment
83
Important Considerations
83
What Is Disconnect Unauthorized Device (DUD)
85
How DUD Works
85
What Is RADIUS
85
11 Using Switch Configuration Features
87
Configuration Save and Restore
87
Upgrading Management Software
89
Configuration Rules
93
Configuration Rules for Gigabit Ethernet
93
Configuration Rules for Fast Ethernet
94
Configuration Rules with Full Duplex
95
Etwork Configuration Examples
97
Simple Network Configuration Examples
98
Desktop Switch Example
98
Advanced Network Configuration Examples
99
Improving the Performance and Resilience of Your Network
99
Ip Addressing
101
IP Addresses
101
Simple Overview
101
Advanced Overview
102
Subnets and Subnet Masks
104
Default Gateways
106
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3Com SuperStack 3C17300 Implementation Manual (105 pages)
4200 Series
Brand:
3Com
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 1.44 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
7
Conventions
8
Related Documentation
9
Documentation Comments
9
Product Registration
10
1 Switch Features Overview
11
What Is Management Software
13
Switch Features Explained
13
Automatic IP Configuration
14
Port Security
14
Aggregated Links
14
Auto-Negotiation
15
Multicast Filtering
15
Spanning Tree Protocol and Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
16
Switch Database
16
Traffic Prioritization
16
Rmon
17
Broadcast Storm Control
18
Vlans
18
2 Optimizing Bandwidth
19
Port Features
19
Duplex
19
Flow Control
20
Auto-Negotiation
20
Smart Auto-Sensing
21
Aggregated Links
22
How 802.3Ad Link Aggregation Operates
22
Implementing 802.3Ad Aggregated Links
23
Aggregated Links and Your Switch
25
Aggregated Link Example
28
3 Using Multicast Filtering
31
What Is an IP Multicast
31
Benefits of Multicast
32
Multicast Filtering
32
Multicast Filtering and Your Switch
33
IGMP Multicast Filtering
34
4 Using Resilience Features
37
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
37
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
38
What Is STP
38
How STP Works
41
STP Requirements
41
STP Calculation
41
STP Configuration
42
STP Reconfiguration
42
How RSTP Differs to STP
43
STP Example
43
STP Configurations
44
Using STP on a Network with Multiple Vlans
46
5 Using the Switch Database
47
What Is the Switch Database
47
How Switch Database Entries Get Added
47
Switch Database Entry States
48
6 Using Traffic Prioritization
49
What Is Traffic Prioritization
49
How Traffic Prioritization Works
50
D Traffic Classification
50
Diffserv Traffic Classification
51
Traffic Prioritization and Your Switch
52
7 Status Monitoring and Statistics
55
Rmon
55
What Is RMON
55
The RMON Groups
56
Benefits of RMON
56
RMON and the Switch
57
Alarm Events
58
The Default Alarm Settings
58
The Audit Log
59
Email Notification of Events
59
Hardware Status Monitoring
60
8 Setting U P Virtual Lans
63
What Are Vlans
63
Benefits of Vlans
64
Vlans and Your Switch
65
The Default VLAN
65
Communication between Vlans
66
Creating New Vlans
66
Vlans: Tagged and Untagged Membership
66
Placing a Port in a Single VLAN
67
VLAN Configuration Examples
68
Using Untagged Connections
68
Using 802.1Q Tagged Connections
69
9 Using Automatic Ip Configuration
71
How Your Switch Obtains IP Information
72
How Automatic IP Configuration Works
72
Automatic Process
73
Important Considerations
74
Server Support
74
Event Log Entries and Traps
74
A Configuration Rules
77
Configuration Rules for Gigabit Ethernet
77
Configuration Rules for Fast Ethernet
78
Configuration Rules with Full Duplex
79
N Etwork C Onfiguration
81
Network Configuration Examples
82
Simple Network Configuration Examples
82
Segmentation Switch Example
82
Desktop Switch Example
83
Advanced Network Configuration Examples
84
Improving the Resilience of Your Network
84
Enhancing the Performance of Your Network
85
Ip Addressing
87
IP Addresses
87
Simple Overview
87
Advanced Overview
88
Subnets and Subnet Masks
90
Default Gateways
92
Glossary
93
3Com SuperStack 3C17300 Getting Started Manual (84 pages)
Switch 4200 Family 26/50/28 Port
Brand:
3Com
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 5.79 MB
Table of Contents
Getting Started Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
7
Conventions
8
Related Documentation
9
Accessing Online Documentation
10
Documentation Comments
10
1 Introducing the Super Stack 3 Switch 4200 Family
11
About the Switch 4200 Family
12
Summary of Hardware Features
12
Switch 4200 Family - Front View Detail
13
10BASE-T/ 100BASE-TX Ports
14
10/100/1000BASE-T Ports
14
SFP Ports
14
Leds
15
Switch 4200 Family - Rear View Detail
16
Power Socket
16
Console Port
16
Default Settings
17
2 Installing the Switch
19
Package Contents
20
Choosing a Suitable Site
20
Rack-Mounting
21
Placing Units on Top of each Other
23
Stacking Units
23
The Power-Up Sequence
24
Powering-Up the Switch 4200 Family
24
Checking for Correct Operation of Leds
24
SFP Operation
25
Approved SFP Transceivers
25
Inserting an SFP Transceiver
26
Removing an SFP Transceiver
27
Choosing the Correct Cables
27
Choosing the Correct Fiber Cables
28
3 Setting U P for Management
31
Setting up Overview
32
IP Configuration
33
Preparing for Management
34
Manually Configuring IP Information
35
Connecting to a Front Panel Port
35
Configuring Workstation with IP Information
36
Connecting to the Console Port
38
Viewing Automatically Configured IP Information
42
Using 3Com Network Supervisor
42
Connecting to the Console Port
42
Methods of Managing a Switch
45
Command Line Interface Management
45
Web Interface Management
46
SNMP Management
46
Setting up Command Line Interface Management
47
CLI Management Via the Console Port
47
CLI Management over the Network
47
Setting up Web Interface Management
48
Pre-Requisites
48
Web Management over the Network
49
Setting up SNMP Management
49
Pre-Requisites
50
Default Users and Passwords
50
Changing Default Passwords
51
4 Problem Solving
54
Solving Problems Indicated by Leds
54
Solving Hardware Problems
54
Solving Communication Problems
55
Solving Stack Formation Problems
56
Solving Software Upgrade Problems
56
A Safety Information
57
Important Safety Information
58
L'information de Sécurité Importante
60
Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
62
Información de Seguridad Importante
64
Importanti Informazioni DI Sicurezza
66
Null Modem Cable
69
PC-AT Serial Cable
69
Modem Cable
70
Pin Assignments
70
Echnical Pecifications
73
Switch 4200 26-Port (3C17300A)
73
Switch 4200 50-Port (3C17302A)
74
Switch 4200 28-Port (3C17304A)
75
Upport for Your Product
77
Register Your Product
77
Purchase Value-Added Services
77
Troubleshoot Online
78
Access Software Downloads
78
Telephone Technical Support and Repair
78
Contact Us
79
Regulatoryn
83
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3Com SuperStack 3C17300 Getting Started Manual (84 pages)
SuperStack 3 4200 Family
Brand:
3Com
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 5.5 MB
Table of Contents
Getting Started Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
7
Conventions
8
Related Documentation
9
Accessing Online Documentation
10
1 Introducing the Super Stack 3 Switch 4200 Family
11
About the Switch 4200 Family
12
Summary of Hardware Features
12
Switch 4200 Family - Front View Detail
13
10BASE-T/ 100BASE-TX Ports
14
10/100/1000BASE-T Ports
14
GBIC Ports
14
Leds
15
LED Behavior
15
Switch 4200 Family - Rear View Detail
17
Power Socket
17
Redundant Power System Socket
17
Console Port
17
Default Settings
18
2 Installing the Switch
19
Package Contents
20
Choosing a Suitable Site
20
Rack-Mounting
21
Placing Units on Top of each Other
23
Stacking Units
23
The Power-Up Sequence
24
Powering-Up the Switch 4200 Family
24
Checking for Correct Operation of Leds
24
Connecting a Redundant Power System
25
Choosing the Correct Cables
25
Choosing the Correct Fiber Cables
26
GBIC Operation
27
Approved GBIC Transceivers
27
Inserting a GBIC Transceiver
27
3 Setting U P for Management
31
Setting up Overview
32
IP Configuration
33
Preparing for Management
34
Manually Configuring IP Information
35
Connecting to a Front Panel Port
35
Configuring Workstation with IP Information
36
Connecting to the Console Port
38
Viewing Automatically Configured IP Information
42
Using 3Com Network Supervisor
42
Connecting to the Console Port
42
Methods of Managing a Switch
45
Command Line Interface Management
45
Web Interface Management
46
SNMP Management
46
Setting up Command Line Interface Management
47
CLI Management Via the Console Port
47
CLI Management over the Network
47
Setting up Web Interface Management
48
Pre-Requisites
48
Web Management over the Network
49
Setting up SNMP Management
49
Pre-Requisites
50
Default Users and Passwords
50
Changing Default Passwords
50
4 Problem Solving
53
Solving Problems Indicated by Leds
54
Solving Hardware Problems
55
Solving Communication Problems
55
Solving Stack Formation Problems
56
Solving Software Upgrade Problems
57
A Safety Information
59
Important Safety Information
60
L'information de Sécurité Importante
62
Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
64
Null Modem Cable
67
PC-AT Serial Cable
67
Modem Cable
68
Pin Assignments
68
Specifications
71
Switch 4226T (3C17300)
71
Switch 4250T (3C17302)
73
Switch 4228G (3C17304)
74
Upport for Your Product
75
Register Your Product
75
Purchase Value-Added Services
75
Troubleshoot Online
76
Access Software Downloads
76
Telephone Technical Support and Repair
76
Contact Us
77
Index
81
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