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3Com SuperStack II 1000 User Manual

3Com SuperStack II 1000 User Manual (152 pages)

3Com User Guide Hub/Switch SuperStack II Switch 1000 Agent Software Version 3.1

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 1.99 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- Introduction
  7
- How to Use this Guide
  7
- Conventions
  8
- Related Documentation
  8
Getting Started

9
- About the Switch 1000
  9
  - Summary of Features
    9
  - Port Connections
    10
    
    100BASE-TX Port
    10
    
    10BASE-T Ports
    10
    
    Backbone Port
    10
    
    Plug-In Module
    10
    
    Transceiver Module
    10
  - Switch Operation and Features
    11
    
    Forwarding of Packets
    11
    
    How Does the Switch Compare to a Bridge
    11
    
    Full Duplex
    12
    
    Intelligent Flow Management
    12
    
    Resilient Links
    13
    
    Security
    13
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol
    13
    
    Virtual Lans
    13
    
    Pace
    14
  - Switch 1000 on Your Network
    14
    
    Network Configuration Examples
    14
    
    Server Connections
    14
    
    Network Segmentation I
    15
    
    Network Segmentation II
    16
    
    Desktop Switching
    17
  - Unit Overview - Front
    18
    
    100BASE-TX Port
    19
    
    10BASE-T Ports
    19
    
    Leds
    19
  - Unit Overview - Rear
    20
    
    Console Port
    21
    
    Ethernet Address
    21
    
    Plug-In Module Slot
    21
    
    Power Socket
    21
    
    Redundant Power System Socket
    21
    
    Reset Button
    21
    
    Transceiver Module Slot
    21
    
    Unit Serial Number
    21
  - Unit Defaults
    22
  - Managing the Switch 1000
    22
  - Quick Start for SNMP Users
    23
    
    Entering an IP Address for the Switch
    23
Installation and Setup

25
Setting

33
- P for
  33
- Methods of Managing the Switch 1000
  33
  - Using the VT100 Management Interface
    33
  - Using Telnet
    34
- Managing over the Network
  34
  - IP Addresses
    34
    
    Obtaining a Registered IP Address
    35
- Navigating the VT100 Screens
  36
  - Screen Conventions
    36
  - Keyboard Shortcuts
    37
  - Correcting Text Entry
    37
- Setting up the Switch for Management
  38
  - Logging on
    39
    
    After Logging on
    40
  - Switch Management Setup
    41
  - Logging off
    44
  - Auto Logout
    44
Managing the Switch

45
- Setting up Users
  46
- Creating a New User
  47
- Deleting a User
  48
- Editing User Details
  49
- Assigning Local Security
  50
- Choosing a Switch Management Level
  51
- Setting up the Switch Unit
  53
- Setting up the Switch Ports
  56
- Setting up the Switch Database (SDB)
  60
  - The Database View
    61
  - Searching the Switch Database
    62
    
    By MAC Address
    62
    
    By Port
    62
  - Adding an Entry into the SDB
    62
  - Deleting an Entry from the SDB
    62
  - Specifying that an Entry Is Permanent
    62
- Setting up Resilient Links
  63
- Setting up Traps
  68
- Setting up the Console Port
  69
- Resetting the Switch
  71
- Initializing the Switch
  72
- Upgrading Software
  73
Advanced Management

75
- Virtual Lans (Vlans)
  75
  - What Are Vlans
    75
  - Benefits of Vlans
    75
- How Vlans Ease Change and Movement
  76
- How Vlans Control Broadcast Traffic
  76
- How Vlans Provide Extra Security
  76
- An Example
  76
- Vlans and the Switch
  77
- VLAN Configurations
  79
  - Example 1
    79
  - Example 2
    80
  - Example 3
    81
- Setting up Vlans on the Switch
  82
- Setting up Vlans Using Autoselect VLAN Mode
  85
  - Specifying Information about the VLAN Server
    85
  - Specifying Autoselect VLAN Mode
    85
- Spanning Tree Protocol
  86
- What Is STP
  86
- How STP Works
  88
  - STP Initialization
    88
  - STP Stabilization
    88
  - STP Reconfiguration
    88
  - An Example
    89
- STP Configurations
  90
  - Enabling STP on the Switch
    91
  - Configuring STP on the Switch
    92
    
    Configuring the STP Parameters of Vlans
    92
    
    Configuring the STP Parameters of Ports
    94
  - Rmon
    96
    
    What Is RMON
    96
    
    About the RMON Groups
    97
    
    Alarms
    97
    
    History
    97
    
    Hosts
    97
    
    Hosts Top N
    97
    
    Statistics
    97
    
    Capture
    98
    
    Events
    98
    
    Filter
    98
    
    Matrix
    98
    
    Benefits of RMON
    99
    
    How RMON Allows Proactive Management
    99
    
    How RMON Improves Your Efficiency
    99
    
    How RMON Reduces the Traffic Load
    99
    
    RMON and the Switch
    100
    
    RMON Features of the Switch
    100
    
    About Alarm Actions
    102
    
    About Default Alarm Settings
    103
    
    About the Audit Log
    103
Status Monitoring and Statistics

105
- Summary Statistics
  106
- Port Statistics
  107
- Port Traffic Statistics
  108
- Port Error Analysis
  110
- Status Monitoring
  112
- Fault Log
  113
- Remote Polling
  114
A Safety Information

115
- Important Safety Information
  115
  - Power Supply and Fuse
    117
  - Sockets for Redundant Power System (RPS
    117
  - RJ45 Ports
    117
  - Fiber Ports
    117
- L'information de Sécurité Importante
  118
  - La Source de Courant et le Fusible
    119
  - Socle pour Alimentation Multiple
    119
  - Les Ports RJ45
    120
  - Les Ports Fibre
    120
- Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
  121
  - Stromversorgung und Sicherung
    122
  - Steckdose für Redundant Power System (RPS
    122
  - RJ45 Anschlußen
    122
  - Glasfaser Anschlußen
    122
B Screen Access Rights

123
C Trouble - Shooting

125
- Leds
  125
- Using the VT100 Interface
  126
- Using the Switch
  127
D Pin - Outs

131
- Null Modem Cable
  131
- PC-AT Serial Cable
  131
- Modem Cable
  132
- RJ45 Pin Assignments
  132
Witch Technical Specifications

133
- T Echnical S Pecifications
  133
- T S
  
  135
Echnical Support

135
- Online Technical Services
  135
  - World Wide Web Site
    135
  - 3Com Bulletin Board Service
    135
    
    Access by Analog Modem
    135
    
    Access by Digital Modem
    136
  - 3Comfacts Automated Fax Service
    136
  - 3Comforum on Compuserve Online Service
    136
- Support from Your Network Supplier
  137
- Support from 3Com
  137
- Returning Products for Repair
  138
- Glossary
  
  139
- Index
  
  145

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