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3Com SuperStack II Manual (248 pages)

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 3.61 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
13
Conventions
13
Related Documentation
15
Year 2000 Compliance
15
Documentation Comments
16
Product Registration
16
I Getting Started with Management

17
1 Super Stack II Switch Management Software

19
- What Is Management Software
  20
- Summary of Software Features
  20
- Software Features Explained
  21
  - Stack Management
    21
  - Forwarding Modes
    21
  - Duplex Modes
    22
  - Flow Control
    23
  - Traffic Prioritization
    23
  - Pace
    24
  - Security
    24
  - Resilient Links
    25
  - Port Trunks
    25
  - Broadcast Storm Control
    26
  - Virtual Lans
    26
  - Fastip
    26
  - Multicast Filtering
    27
  - Spanning Tree Protocol
    27
  - Rmon
    27
  - Roving Analysis
    28
  - Management
    28
  - Default Settings
    29
2 Setting U P for Management

31
3 Working with the Web Interface

43
4 Working with the Command Line Interface

95
- Accessing the Interface
  96
  - Exiting the Interface
    96
  - How Many Users Can Access the Interface
    97
- About the Interface Menus
  97
  - Entering Commands
    99
  - Displaying Menus
    100
  - Obtaining Help
    100
- A Quick Guide to the Commands
  101
- Displaying and Changing Bridging/Vlans Information
  105
- Specifying IP and SLIP Information
  133
- Displaying IP and SLIP Information
  135
- Enabling and Disabling BOOTP
  135
- Pinging Other Devices
  136
- Resetting the IP Configuration
  136
- Displaying and Changing SNMP-Related Information
  137
- Displaying and Changing Stack Information
  141
  - Moving the Focus of the Command Line Interface
    141
    
    Returning the Focus to the Previous Switch Unit
    142
  - Specifying Stack Administration Details
    142
  - Displaying Switch Administration Details
    143
  - Displaying Stack Summary Information
    144
  - Configuring Intelligent Modules
    146
    
    Displaying Module Configuration
    146
    
    Enabling and Disabling the Module Interface
    146
    
    Setting Module Configuration
    146
  - Changing Your Password
    147
  - Specifying User Details
    147
  - Displaying User Details
    148
  - Modifying User Details
    148
  - Removing User Details
    149
  - Displaying Access Rights
    149
  - Modifying Access Rights
    150
  - Enabling and Disabling Remote Access
    150
  - Resetting All the Units in the Stack
    151
    
    What Happens During a Reset
    151
  - Initializing All the Units in the Stack
    152
    
    What Happens During an Initialization
    152
  - Upgrading Management Software
    153
    
    Management Reference
    155
5 Port Trunks

157
- What Are Port Trunks
  158
- Port Trunks and Your Switch
  158
- Placing Ports in a Port Trunk
  159
- Port Trunk Example
  160
6 Virtual Lan S (Vlan S )

163
- What Are Vlans
  164
- Benefits of Vlans
  164
- Vlans and Your Switch
  165
  - The Default VLAN
    165
  - Defining New Vlans
    166
  - Untagged and Tagged Vlans
    166
  - Placing a Port in a Single VLAN
    166
  - Placing a Port in Multiple Vlans
    166
    
    802.1Q Tagging
    166
    
    Using IEEE 802.1Q Learning
    167
    
    VLT Tagging
    167
    
    Forwarding Traffic Containing Unknown 802.1Q Tags
    168
    
    Connecting to Vlans on Legacy Switch Units
    170
    
    Connecting Vlans to Other Vlans
    170
  - VLAN Configuration for Beginners
    171
    
    Simple Example: Using Untagged Connections
    171
    
    Simple Example: Untagged Connections with Hubs
    172
    
    Simple Example: 802.1Q Tagged Connections
    174
  - VLAN Configuration - Advanced Examples
    177
    
    Using 802.1Q Tagged Connections and 802.1Q Learning
    177
    
    Connecting to a Legacy Network
    178
7 Fast Ip

181
- What Is Fastip
  182
- How Fastip Works
  182
- An Example
  183
- Fastip and the Switch Database
  186
- Enabling Fastip
  187
8 Multicast Filtering

189
- What Is a Multicast
  190
- What Is Multicast Filtering
  190
- Multicast Filtering and Your Switch
  191
  - IEEE 802.1P Multicast Filtering
    191
    
    Enabling 802.1P Multicast Learning
    191
  - IGMP Multicast Filtering
    192
    
    Enabling IGMP Multicast Learning
    192
  - Manual Filtering
    192
9 Spanning Tree Protocol

193
- What Is STP
  194
- How STP Works
  196
  - STP Requirements
    196
  - STP Calculation
    197
  - STP Configuration
    197
  - STP Reconfiguration
    197
  - An Example
    198
  - STP Configurations
    199
- Using STP on a Network with Multiple Vlans
  201
- Connecting to STP Systems on Legacy Switch Units
  202
- Enabling STP
  202
10 Rmon

203
- What Is RMON
  204
  - The RMON Groups
    204
    
    Alarms
    204
    
    History
    204
    
    Statistics
    204
    
    Events
    205
    
    Hosts
    205
    
    Hosts Top N
    205
    
    Matrix
    205
- Benefits of RMON
  206
- RMON and Your Switch
  207
  - The Alarm Events
    208
  - The Default Alarm Settings
    208
  - The Audit Log
    209
Problem Solving

211
11 Problem

211
Appendices and Index

225
A Serial Web Utility

225
- Introduction
  227
- Installing the Serial Web Utility
  227
- Using the Serial Web Utility
  229
- Software Upgrade Utility
  
  231
  - Using the Upgrade Utility
    231
- Glossary
  
  233

3Com SuperStack II Using Manual (212 pages)

Bridge/Router

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router | Size: 1.65 MB

Fcc Part
4
Table of Contents
7
About

15
- Bout this Guide
  15
- Conventions
  15
- Year 2000 Compliance
  16
Features and Specifications

17
- Features
  17
- Back and Front Panels
  18
- DIP Switches
  20
- Hardware Interrupt Switch
  20
- Reset Button
  21
- Serial Device Requirements
  21
Using the Bridge Outer in

23
- Network
  23
- Overview
  23
- Using Ethernet LAN Ports
  23
- Using WAN and Serial Ports
  24
  - ISDN Port (Model 43X, 53X, 44X and 54X)
    24
  - 56/64K CSU/DSU Port
    24
  - And 55X)
    24
  - T1/FT1 CSU/DSU Port (Model 46X and 56X)
    24
  - Serial Ports
    25
- Telco Services
  25
Installing the Hardware

29
- Required Equipment
  29
- Environmental Requirements
  30
- Mounting the Bridge/Router
  31
  - Mounting Kit
    31
  - Installing on a Tabletop
    31
  - Stacking with Brackets
    32
  - Installing in a Rack
    33
- Cabling the Connectors
  34
  - Cabling the LAN Connectors
    34
  - Cabling the WAN Connector
    35
    
    Model 43X and 53X ISDN S/T
    35
    
    Model 44X and 54X ISDN U
    35
    
    Model 45X and 54X 56/64K CSU/DSU
    36
    
    Model 46X and 56X T1/FT1
    36
  - Cabling the Serial Connectors
    37
- Attaching a Redundant Power System
  38
- Connecting a PC, Terminal, or Modem
  39
- Shutting down
  39
Installing or

41
Logging N and

53
- Turning on the System
  53
  - Verifying Successful Startup
    54
- Attaching a Console
  55
- Logging on to the System
  55
- Choosing the User Interface
  56
- Changing the Root Password
  59
- Changing the Default Console Port Baud Rate
  60
- Adding User Accounts
  60
- Setting the Time and Date
  61
- Setting System Information
  61
- Setting up Security
  62
Basic

63
Advanced Configuration of Ports and Paths

79
Configuring Ridging and

101
- Conﬁguring the Central Node for Boundary Routing
  101
- Conﬁguring Transparent Bridging
  101
  - Managing the Bridge/Router
    102
  - Per-Port Transparent Bridging
    102
- Conﬁguring IP Routing
  102
  - Assigning Addresses and Enabling IP Routing
    103
  - Conﬁguring Static Routes
    103
    
    Subnet Masks
    105
    
    Override Option
    106
  - Learning Routes with OSPF
    106
    
    OSPF over Dial-On-Demand Dial-Up Lines
    107
  - Conﬁguring Route Redundancy
    107
    
    Using a Static Route
    107
    
    Using OSPF
    107
  - Assigning Addresses Automatically from BOOTP Servers
    108
- Conﬁguring IPX Routing
  109
- Customizing Your Software
  
  111
  - Naming Paths and Ports
    111
    
    Path and Port Naming Restrictions
    111
  - Using the 56/64 Kbps CSU/DSU Module Autobaud Feature
    112
    
    Defaults
    112
    
    Prerequisites
    112
    
    Procedure
    112
  - Working with Dial Number Lists
    113
    
    Adding a Phone Number
    113
    
    Dialing the same Phone Number Multiple Times
    113
    
    Redialing When the Connection Fails
    113
    
    Deleting a Phone Number
    114
    
    Editing an Existing Phone Number
    114
    
    Positioning a Phone Number
    114
  - Using Statistics on the 56/64 Kbps CSU/DSU Port (45X and 55X)
    115
  - Using Statistics on the T1/FT1 RJ-48 Telco Port (46X and 56X)
    116
    
    Network Statistics
    116
    
    User Statistics
    117
    
    T1/FT1 Driver Statistics
    118
    
    T1/FT1 Parameter Conﬁguration
    119
  - Conﬁguring Data Compression
    119
Troubleshooting

121
- Using the Monitor Utility
  121
  - Boot
    121
  - Conﬁgure Flash Load
    122
  - Clear EEPROM
    122
  - Display Files
    122
  - Dump
    122
  - Flash Load
    123
  - Help
    123
  - Repeat Last Command
    123
  - Reset
    123
  - Self Test
    123
  - Normal LED Meanings
    124
    
    System Leds
    124
- Serial Leds
  124
- WAN Leds
  125
- LAN Leds
  125
- Error LED Meanings
  126
- Performing Loopback Tests
  133
- Performing a Memory Dump
  145
  - Conﬁguring the Dump Destination
    146
  - Obtaining the MAC Address
    147
  - Creating a File for the Memory Dump
    147
  - Verifying the TFTP Process
    148
  - Verifying the Memory Dump Procedure
    149
Eloading the

151
- Reloading the Software
  151
- Load Errors
  152
100 C Syntax Conventions

153
- Full Form Syntax
  153
- Abbreviated Syntax
  154
- Symbols
  154
- Full and Abbreviated Syntax Examples
  155
- Variations in Command Syntax
  156
  - Entering Service Names in Command Lines
    157
  - Using Aliases
    157
  - Command History Substitution
    158
  - Privilege Level
    159
  - ISDN-Related Syntax Variation (Models 43X and 44X)
    159
  - Getting Help
    160
Onnectors and

163
- Console Connector and Cables
  163
  - PC Cable
    163
  - Terminal Cable
    164
  - Modem Cable
    164
  - LAN Connector and Cables
    165
    
    10BASE-T Cabling
    165
    
    100BASE-TX Cabling
    166
    
    Cabling Standards
    166
    
    Creating a Valid Network
    166
  - WAN Connector and Cables
    170
    
    ISDN S/T Cable
    170
    
    ISDN U Cable
    172
    
    56/64K CSU/DSU Cable
    173
    
    RJ-48 T1 Cable
    174
  - Serial Connectors and Flex-WAN Cables
    174
    
    DTE Cable Pinouts
    177
    
    DCE Cable Pinouts
    178
    
    DTE Cable Pinouts
    179
    
    DCE Cable Pinouts
    180
    
    DTE Cable Pinouts
    181
    
    DCE Cable Pinouts
    182
    
    DTE Cable Pinouts
    183
    
    DCE Cable Pinouts
    184
  - RS-530 DTE Cable Pinouts
    185
Provisioning Your Isdn Line

187
- Ordering U.S. and Canadian ISDN BRI Services
  187
  - Switch Provisioning Tables
    189
    
    AT&T 5ESS Switch
    189
    
    AT&T 5ESS Custom Switch
    190
    
    DMS 100 and National ISDN 1
    191
    
    Siemens EWSD Switch
    192
  - Spids
    192
- Nt1S and Power Supplies
  193
- Ordering German ISDN BRI Services
  194
- Ordering Dutch ISDN BRI Services
  195
Technical Support

197
- Online Technical Services
  197
  - World Wide Web Site
    197
  - 3Com FTP Site
    197
  - 3Com Bulletin Board Service
    198
    
    Access by Analog Modem
    198
    
    Access by Digital Modem
    198
  - 3Comfacts Automated Fax Service
    199
- Support from Your Network Supplier
  199
- Support from 3Com
  199
- Returning Products for Repair
  201

3Com SuperStack II User Manual (92 pages)

Bridge/Router

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router | Size: 1.71 MB

Fcc Part
4
Table of Contents
7
About

11
- Bout this Guide
  11
- Conventions
  11
- Year 2000 Compliance
  12
Using the Super

13
- Outer in Your
  13
- Ethernet LAN Ports
  13
- WAN Port
  13
- Serial Ports
  14
- Telco Services
  15
Installing the Hardware

17
- Required Equipment
  17
- Mounting the Bridge/Router
  18
  - Mounting Kit
    18
  - Installing on a Tabletop
    18
  - Stacking with Brackets
    19
  - Installing in a Rack
    19
- Cabling the Connectors
  20
  - Cabling the LAN Connectors
    21
  - Cabling the WAN Connector
    21
    
    Model 43X and 53X ISDN S/T
    21
    
    Model 44X and 54X ISDN U
    22
    
    Model 45X and 54X 56/64K CSU/DSU
    23
    
    Model 46X and 56X T1/FT1
    23
  - Cabling the Serial Connectors
    24
- Attaching a Redundant Power System
  25
- Connecting a PC, Terminal, or Modem
  26
- Shutting down
  26
Features and Specifications

27
- Features
  27
- Back and Front Panels
  28
- Normal LED Meanings
  30
  - System Leds
    30
  - Serial Leds
    30
  - WAN Leds
    31
  - LAN Leds
    31
- DIP Switches
  32
- Hardware Interrupt Switch
  32
- Reset Button
  32
- Serial Device Requirements
  33
- Physical Speciﬁcations
  34
Connectors Andc

35
- Console Connector and Cables
  35
  - PC Cable
    35
  - Terminal Cable
    36
  - Modem Cable
    36
- LAN Connector and Cables
  37
  - 10BASE-T Cabling
    37
    
    Cabling Standards
    38
  - 100BASE-TX Cabling
    38
    
    Creating a Valid Network
    38
- WAN Connector and Cables
  42
  - ISDN S/T Cable
    42
  - ISDN U Cable
    43
  - 56/64K CSU/DSU Cable
    44
  - RJ-48 T1 Cable
    45
- Serial Connectors and Flex-WAN Cables
  45
  - RS-232 DTE Cable Pinouts
    48
  - RS-232 DCE Cable Pinouts
    49
  - DTE Cable Pinouts
    50
  - DCE Cable Pinouts
    51
  - DTE Cable Pinouts
    52
  - DCE Cable Pinouts
    53
  - RS-449 DTE Cable Pinouts
    54
  - RS-449 DCE Cable Pinouts
    55
  - RS-530 DTE Cable Pinouts
    56
Installing or

59
Rovisioning Our Isdn Line

71
- Ordering U.S. and Canadian ISDN BRI Services
  71
  - Switch Provisioning Tables
    73
    
    AT&T 5ESS Switch
    74
    
    AT&T 5ESS Custom Switch
    75
    
    DMS 100 and National ISDN 1
    76
    
    Siemens EWSD Switch
    77
  - Spids
    77
- Nt1S and Power Supplies
  78
- Ordering German ISDN BRI Services
  79
- Ordering Dutch ISDN BRI Services
  80
B Technical Support

81
- Online Technical Services
  81
  - World Wide Web Site
    81
  - 3Com FTP Site
    81
  - 3Com Bulletin Board Service
    82
    
    Access by Analog Modem
    82
    
    Access by Digital Modem
    82
  - 3Comfacts Automated Fax Service
    83
- Support from Your Network Supplier
  83
- Support from 3Com
  83
- Returning Products for Repair
  85

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Table of Contents

I Getting Started with Management

1 Super Stack II Switch Management Software

2 Setting U P for Management

The Management Interfaces

3 Working with the Web Interface

4 Working with the Command Line Interface

5 Port Trunks

6 Virtual Lan S (Vlan S )

7 Fast Ip

8 Multicast Filtering

9 Spanning Tree Protocol

10 Rmon

Problem Solving

11 Problem

Appendices and Index

A Serial Web Utility

Software Upgrade Utility

Glossary

Table of Contents

About

Features and Specifications

Using the Bridge Outer in

Installing the Hardware

Installing or

Logging N and

Basic

Advanced Configuration of Ports and Paths

Configuring Ridging and

Customizing Your Software

Troubleshooting

Eloading the

100 C Syntax Conventions

Onnectors and

Provisioning Your Isdn Line

Technical Support

Table of Contents

About

Using the Super

Installing the Hardware

Features and Specifications

Connectors Andc

Installing or

Rovisioning Our Isdn Line

B Technical Support

Table of Contents

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