In-Band Management Via The Near-End Dual Ethernet Module; Performing Super User Functions - 3Com 3C63400-3AC-C - PathBuilder S700 Switch Reference Manual

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In-band Management via the Near-end Dual Ethernet Module

To configure in-band management via the near-end PathBuilder S700 Dual
Ethernet module, follow these steps:
If you use this method, you can manage one PathBuilder S700 in a point-to-point
configuration or as many as 256 remote PathBuilder units (S310s, S330s, S600s,
or S700s) if all the units are connected to an ATM network service provided by a
local or large Telco organization.
1 Build a PVC on the near-end PathBuilder S700 from the Dual Ethernet Module to
the OC3 UNI, setting the following parameters on the Add Virtual Circuit screen:
traffic shaper—Choose any of the available values (for example 17M)
VPI/VCI—Enter any values in the accepted range (for example, 10/101).
2 Attach a hub or Ethernet NIC directly to the Dual Ethernet Module port.
3 Build a PVC on the far-end PathBuilder unit (S310, S330, S600, or S700) from the
MCPU to the OC3 UNI, setting the following parameters on the Add Virtual Circuit
screen:
traffic shaper—Choose any of the available values (for example 17M)
IP address—Specify any acceptable address (for example, 192.198.65.3).
subnet mask—Specify any acceptable address (for example, 255.255.255.0).
VPI/VCI—You must use the same values as you did for the near-end PathBuilder
S700.
4 Apply your IP configuration changes.
a From the main menu, select [1] System Administration.
b From the System Administration menu, select [3] Manage IP Network
Configuration.
c From the Manage IP Network Configuration menu, select [1] Local Host IP
Configuration.
d From the Local Host IP Configuration menu, select [3] Apply IP Configuration
Changes.
The PathBuilder S700 supports a total of up to 10 logins at the following three
access levels:
Read-Only User—Can view information and configuration settings in the
PathBuilder S700 interface, but cannot set parameters or make any changes.
Read-Write User—Can view and set/change configuration information.
Super User—Can view and set/change configuration information and can
perform the following super user functions:
Set passwords
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Take over a read-write session
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Erase the system database
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The following subsections provide step-by-step instructions for performing these
super user functions.