3Com MSH 1005 User Manual page 6

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Virtual LANs (VLANs) 4-1
What are VLANs? 4-1
Benefits of VLANs 4-2
An Example 4-3
VLANs and the Switch 1005 4-4
The Default VLAN 4-4
Connecting VLANs to a Router 4-4
Connecting Common VLANs Between Switches 4-5
Using Non-routable Protocols 4-5
Using Unique MAC Addresses 4-5
VLAN Configurations 4-6
Example 1 4-6
Example 2 4-8
Example 3 4-10
Setting Up VLANs on the Switch 4-12
Assigning a Port to a VLAN 4-15
Specifying a Backbone Port 4-15
Specifying that a Backbone Port is Part of a VLT 4-15
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Summary Statistics 5-2
Port Statistics 5-4
Port Traffic Statistics 5-6
Port Error Analysis 5-9
Status Monitoring 5-11
Remote Polling 5-13
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Spot Checks 6-1
Identifying Fault Conditions with the LEDs 6-2
VT100 Problems 6-3
Switch 1005 Operation Problems 6-4
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