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3Com SUPERSTACK 2200 User Manual

3Com SUPERSTACK 2200 User Manual (200 pages)

SWITCH ADMINISTRATION CONSOLE

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- About this Guide
  10
- How to Use this Guide
  11
- Documentation Comments
  14
- About Switch 2200 Administration
  16
- Conﬁguration Tasks
  16
Table of Contents

22
- Initial User Access
  23
  - Administer Access Example
    24
  - Write Access Example
    24
- Levels of User Access
  23
- Using Menus to Perform Tasks
  25
  - Read Access Example
    25
  - Administration Console Menu Structure
    26
    
    Ethernet Menu
    26
    
    System Menu
    26
    
    Bridge Menu
    27
    
    FDDI Menu
    27
    
    Analyzer Menu
    29
    
    SNMP Menu
    29
  - Selecting Menu Options
    30
  - Entering Values
    31
  - Getting out
    31
- Administration Console Interface Parameters
  32
- Remote Access Parameters
  33
  - Enabling Timeout of Remote Sessions
    34
- Running Scripts of Administration Console Tasks
  35
  - Setting Timeout Interval for Remote Sessions
    35
- Getting Help in the Administration Console
  38
  - Viewing more Levels of Menu Options
    38
  - Online Help
    38
- Exiting the Administration Console
  39
  - Using a Serial Connection
    42
- About Management Access
  42
  - Using an IP Interface
    42
- Setting up the Console Serial Port
  43
  - In-Band or Out-Of-Band?
    43
- Setting up an IP Interface for Management
  44
  - Administering Interfaces
    44
  - General Setup Process
    44
    
    Displaying Interfaces
    45
    
    Broadcast Address
    45
    
    Deﬁning an Interface
    46
    
    Modifying an Interface
    47
    
    Removing an Interface
    48
  - Administering Routes
    48
    
    Displaying the Routing Table
    49
    
    Removing a Route
    50
    
    Defining a Static Route
    50
    
    Removing the Default Route
    51
    
    Setting the Default Route
    51
    
    Flushing a Route
    51
  - Administering the ARP Cache
    52
    
    Removing an ARP Cache Entry
    52
    
    Displaying the ARP Cache
    52
    
    Flushing ARP Cache Entries
    53
  - Pinging an IP Station
    53
  - Setting the RIP Mode
    53
  - Displaying IP Statistics
    55
  - Conﬁguring Community Strings
    56
- Setting up SNMP on Your System
  56
  - Displaying SNMP Settings
    56
  - Administering SNMP Trap Reporting
    57
    
    Displaying Trap Information
    57
    
    Conﬁguring Trap Reporting
    58
    
    Removing Trap Destinations
    59
    
    Setting up SMT Event Proxying
    60
    
    Flushing Trap Destinations
    60
- Displaying the System Conﬁguration
  62
  - Your System
    62
- Setting Passwords
  63
- Changing the Date and Time
  64
- Setting the System Name
  64
- Rebooting the System
  65
- About Setting Baselines
  66
- Displaying the Current Baseline
  66
- Enabling or Disabling Baselines
  67
- Setting Baselines
  67
- About Working with Nonvolatile Data
  68
  - And
    68
- Saving NV Data
  69
- Restoring NV Data
  70
- Examining a Saved NV Data File
  72
- Resetting NV Data to Defaults
  73
- Displaying Ethernet Port Information
  76
- Labeling a Port
  83
- Setting the Port State
  83
- Administering FDDI Stations
  84
- Administering FDDI Paths
  89
  - Setting Tvxlowerbound
    90
  - Setting Tmaxlowerbound
    91
  - Fddi Path Tvxlowerbound
    91
  - Fddi Path Tmaxlowerbound
    91
  - Administering FDDI Macs
    92
  - Setting Maxt-Req
    92
  - Fddi Path Maxtreq
    92
  - Displaying MAC Information
    93
- Administering Fddi Macs
  94
  - Setting the Frame Error Threshold
    99
  - Fddi Mac Frameerrorthreshold
    99
  - Setting the Not Copied Threshold
    100
  - Fddi Mac Notcopiedthreshold
    100
  - Enabling and Disabling LLC Service
    101
  - Setting the MAC Paths
    101
  - Fddi Mac Llcservice
    101
  - Fddi Mac Path
    101
  - Displaying Port Information
    102
- Administering FDDI Ports
  102
  - Setting Leralarm
    103
  - Setting Lercutoff
    104
  - Fddi Port Leralarm
    104
  - Setting Port Labels
    105
  - Fddi Port Lercutoff
    105
  - Fddi Port Label
    105
  - Setting the Port Paths
    106
- About Roving Analysis
  107
- Displaying the Roving Analysis Conﬁguration
  108
- Adding an Analyzer Port
  109
- Removing an Analyzer Port
  110
- Starting Port Monitoring
  111
- Stopping Port Monitoring
  112
  - Bridging Parameters
    113
- Displaying Bridge Information
  114
- Enabling and Disabling IP Fragmentation
  118
- Enabling and Disabling IPX Snap Translation
  118
- Setting the Address Threshold
  119
- Setting the Aging Time
  119
- Administering STP Bridge Parameters
  120
  - Enabling and Disabling STP on a Bridge
    120
  - Setting the Bridge Priority
    120
  - Setting the Bridge Maximum Age
    121
  - Setting the Bridge Forward Delay
    122
  - Setting the Bridge Hello Time
    122
  - Setting the STP Group Address
    123
- Displaying Bridge Port Information
  124
- Setting the Multicast Limit
  130
- Administering STP Bridge Port Parameters
  131
  - Enabling and Disabling STP on a Port
    131
  - Setting the Port Path Cost
    132
  - Setting the Port Priority
    133
- Administering Port Addresses
  134
  - Listing Addresses
    134
  - Adding New Addresses
    135
  - Removing Addresses
    135
  - Flushing Dynamic Addresses
    136
  - Freezing Dynamic Addresses
    136
  - Flushing All Addresses
    136
- About Packet Filtering
  138
- Listing Packet Filters
  139
- Creating Packet Filters
  140
  - How the Packet Filter Language Works
    141
  - Concepts for Writing a Filter
    141
  - Basic Elements of a Packet Filter
    143
  - Implementing Sequential Tests in a Packet Filter
    145
  - Preprocessed and Run-Time Storage
    146
  - Procedure for Writing a Filter
    147
  - Examples of Creating Filters
    148
    
    Filtering Problem
    148
    
    Packet Filter Solution
    149
    
    Using the Built-In Line Editor
    154
  - Tools for Writing a Filter
    154
- Displaying Packet Filters
  140
- Deleting Packet Filters
  157
- Editing, Checking and Saving Packet Filters
  157
  - Using an External Text Editor
    157
- Assigning Packet Filters to Ports
  159
- Loading Packet Filters
  159
- Unassigning Packet Filters from Ports
  161
- Using Groups in Packet Filters
  162
- Listing Groups
  163
- Displaying Groups
  164
- Creating New Groups
  165
- Deleting Groups
  167
- Adding Addresses and Ports to Groups
  168
- Removing Addresses or Ports from a Group
  170
- Loading Groups
  172
- Opcodes
  175
  - Destination Address Filter
    183
- Packet Filter Examples
  183
  - Source Address Filter
    183
  - Length Filter
    183
  - Ethernet Type IPX and Multicast Filter
    184
  - Multiple Destination Address Filter
    184
  - Type Filter
    184
  - Source Address and Type Filter
    185
  - Accept XNS or IP Filter
    185
  - XNS Routing Filter
    185
  - Address Group Filter
    186
  - Port Group Filter
    186
- Common Syntax Errors
  187
- Online Technical Services
  189
  - Com Bulletin Board Service
    189
    
    Access by Modem
    189
  - Comforum on Compuserve®
    190
  - World Wide Web Site
    190
    
    Access by ISDN
    190
- Support from Your Network Supplier
  191
- Returning Products for Repair
  192
- Support from 3Com
  192

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