HP Procurve 2650 Management And Configuration Manual page 510

effect of spanning tree ... 10-24
factory-default ... 10-19
general operation ... 10-15
hold time ... 10-24
IP address in outbound packet ... 10-25
mib objects ... 10-26
neighbor ... 10-14
neighbor data ... 10-26
neighbor maximum ... 10-28
neighbor table ... 10-18
neighbors table ... 10-20
neighbors table, resetting ... 10-21
on individual ports ... 10-23
overview of operation ... 10-13
port trunking ... 10-28
requirements ... 10-13
terminology ... 10-14
transmission interval ... 10-24
transparent devices ... 10-18
troubleshooting ... C-7
version data ... 10-28
CIDR ... 15-7
Class of Service
priority settings mapped to downstream
devices ... 9-35
Clear button ... 4-11
restoring factory default configuration ... C-33
CLI
configuring RSTP ... 13-10
context level ... 9-8
viewing and configuring SNMP
communities ... 10-6
viewing the event log ... C-24
command line interface
See CLI.
communities, SNMP ... 10-5
configuration ... 2-7, 13-4, 15-16
ARP parameters ... 15-7
Bootp ... 7-12
comparing startup to running ... 5-5
console ... 6-3
copying ... A-13
default route ... 15-15
DHCP Relay ... 15-20
download ... A-3
factory default ... 5-8, 7-2, 11-11, 11-16, 13-4
ICMP ... 15-11
IP ... 7-3
2 – Index
IP routing forwarding parameters ... 15-10
IP routing parameters ... 15-7
IRDP ... 15-17
network monitoring ... B-23
permanent ... 5-6
permanent change defined ... 5-4
port ... 9-1
port trunk groups ... 9-1
quick ... 2-8
reboot to activate ... 2-13
restoring factory defaults ... C-33
RSTP
from the CLI ... 13-10
from the menu ... 13-16
per-port parameters ... 13-14
whole switch parameters ... 13-12
saving from menu interface ... 2-10
serial link ... 6-3
SNMP ... 10-3, 10-4
spanning tree protocol ... 13-4
startup ... 2-10
static IP routes ... 15-13, 15-15
system ... 6-9
Telnet access ... 6-3
transferring ... A-13
trap receivers ... 10-8
viewing ... 5-5
VLAN ... 11-4
web browser access ... 6-3
configuration file
browsing for troubleshooting ... C-30
configuring RSTP ... 13-9
console ... C-6
configuring ... 6-3
ending a session ... 2-5
features ... 1-3
Main menu ... 2-7
navigation ... 2-9, 2-10
operation ... 2-10
starting a session ... 2-4
status and counters access ... 2-7
troubleshooting access problems ... C-4
context level
global config ... 7-8
CPU utilization ... B-5