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® http://www.3com.com/ SuperStack ® II Sw itch 3000 TX 8 Por t User Guide Agen t Software Vers ion 3.1 Docum ent No. DU A1694-1 AAA04 Pub lish ed Ju ne 1 99 7.
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C ONTE NTS A BO UT T HIS G UI DE Int roduc tion 1 How to Use This Gu ide 1 Convent ions 2 Rela ted Doc umentat ion 2 1 G ETTI NG S TA RTED Abou t the Swit ch 300 0 TX 1-1 Sum m ary o f Fea tu res 1- 1.
3 S ETTI NG U P FOR M ANAG EM ENT Methods of Managing the Sw itch 300 0 TX 3-1 Usin g the VT1 00 Man agement Inter face 3- 1 Usin g T elnet 3 - 2 Mana ging Over The Network 3- 2 IP Addr e sses 3- 2 Ob.
Sett ing Up VLANs on th e Swit ch 5-8 Assi gning a Port to a VLAN When Using Po rt VL AN Mode 5-9 Sp ecif ying tha t a Port is a VL T port 5- 9 Sett ing Up VLANs Usi ng AutoSel ect VLAN Mode 5-10 Spec.
C T RO U B LE - SHOOT ING LEDs C-1 Usi ng the VT10 0 Inte rfa ce C- 2 Usin g t he Sw itc h C-3 D P IN - OUTS Null Modem Cab l e D-1 PC -A T Seria l Cable D-1 Mode m Cable D-2 RJ45 Pi n Ass ignments D-.
A BOUT T HIS G UI DE About This Gu ide pr ovides an overvi ew of t h is guide, desc ribes the gui de conventio ns, tells you where to look for specific information and lists other publications tha t may be useful. In tr oduc t ion This guide pr ovides the in formation you need to install and confi gure the S witch 3000 TX 8 Port (3C16941A) with v3.
2 A BOUT T HIS G UIDE Conv ent ion s Ta b l e 1 and Ta b l e 2 list conventions that a re used throughout this gui de. Rel ate d Doc ume ntat ion The Switch 3000 TX docum e nt set includes: ■ SuperStack I I Switch 3000 TX 8 Port Quick Reference Guide .
1 G ETTIN G S TAR TE D Ab out the Swi t c h 3000 TX Switching is currently a leading option for incr easing performanc e by pr oviding h igh spe ed backbone li nks and eliminating s er ver b ottlenecks.
1- 2 C HAPTER 1: G ETTI NG S TARTED Por t Conn ect ions 100BASE-TX Ports The Swi tch has eight Fast Eth ernet 10 0B ASE-TX ports configured as M D IX (cross-over) , which provide a 100Mb ps connec tion to other F ast Ether net devi ces such as the SuperS tack I I Swi tch 1000.
About t he Swit ch 3000 TX 1- 3 Virtua l LANs (VLANs ) The Switc h 3000 T X ha s a V irtual LAN ( VLAN) fea- ture w hich allows you to build your network seg- ments wi thout being restricte d by physical connections.
1- 4 C HAPTER 1: G ETTI NG S TARTED Net wor k Con figur ation Examples The following two ill ustrat ions show som e exam- ples of how the S witch 3000 TX can be us ed on your network. F igu r e 1-1 The Swit ch 3000 TX us ed as a da ta-c ent er switch Examples of how the Switch 3000 TX can be use d in a VLAN-based n etwork are given i n Chapter 5 .
Netw ork Co nf i gur atio n Ex amples 1- 5 Fig ure 1 -2 Incr easing po rt den sity with th e Swit ch 3000 TX.
1- 6 C HAPTER 1: G ETTI NG S TARTED Unit Overvie w — F ront F igu r e 1-3 Switch 3000 TX front vi ew.
Unit Overvi ew — Front 1- 7 100BA SE-TX P orts The Switc h 3000 T X ha s eight Fast Ether net 100BASE- T X R J 4 5 ports configured a s MD IX (cross-over), whic h pr o vide con nection to o t her Fast Et hernet devices such as the SuperStac k II Switch 1000.
1- 8 C HAPTER 1: G ETTI NG S TARTED Unit Ove rview — Rear F igu r e 1-4 Switch 3000 TX rear vie w.
Unit Ove rview — Re ar 1-9 Pow er Socket The Switc h 3000 T X a utomatically ad justs to the supply vol tage. The fuse is suitable for bo t h 110 V A.C. and 2 20–240V A .C. operation. For informa- tion on replacing fuses, refer to A ppendix A . Unit Seri al Num ber Y ou may need thi s serial number for fault r eporting purposes.
1-10 C HAPTER 1: G ETTING S TARTED Unit Defaults The following table shows the fact ory d e faults for the Switch 3 000 TX fea tur es. Manag ing the Swit ch 3000 TX The menu-dri ven interf ace built into the Switch 3000 T X is know n as the VT100 interface.
Quick St art For SNMP Use rs 1-11 Quic k Start For SNMP Us ers This se c tion de scribes how to get s tarted if you want to use an SNMP N et work Manager to ma na ge th e Swi tc h.
1-12 C HAPTER 1: G ETTING S TARTED.
2 I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D S E T U P Follow in g Safety Info rmation Before installing or removing any components fr om the Switch o r carrying out a ny maintenance pr oce- dures, you mus t read the saf ety in f o r m ation pro- v i de d in Appendix A of this guide.
2- 2 C HAPTER 2: I NST ALLATION AND S ETUP Conf igu rat ion Ru les for Fa st Et her ne t The topology rules for 100Mbps Fast Ether net are slightly dif ferent to those for 10Mbps Ether net. Fig ure 2-1 illustra t es the key topology rules and pro- vi des examples of how th e y allow for large-s cale Fast Ethernet ne tworks.
C onfigur atio n Rules w it h Full Duplex 2-3 Fig ure 2 -1 Fast Et hernet config uration rules.
2- 4 C HAPTER 2: I NST ALLATION AND S ETUP Ins talling the Switch 3000 TX Rac k M ounti n g The Switc h is 1.5U h igh and fits in mo st standard 19 -i nch rack s. CAUTI ON: Disconnect all cables from the Switch before continuing. Remove all self adhesive pads from the und erside of t he unit, if fitted.
Inst alling the Sw itch 3000 TX 2-5 W all Mounti n g A single Switch can be wall-mo unted. CAUTI ON: D isconnect any c ables fr om the unit before continuing. Remove self-adhe sive pads from the underside of the unit i f they have been previously fitte d.
2- 6 C HAPTER 2: I NST ALLATION AND S ETUP P ow erin g-Up th e Swi tch 1 Connect the power cord to the IEC s ocket on the rear of th e Sw it ch , an d to you r m ai ns s ock et . The Switc h has no ON/OFF swi tch; the only method of connecti ng or disconne cting main s power is through the power cord.
Connecti ng Equ ipme nt to the Conso l e Por t 2- 7 Conn ec tin g Equi pme nt to th e Cons ole Po rt The Switch console port sett i ngs are set to: ■ 8 data b its ■ no parity ■ 1 stop bi t The terminal c onnected to the console po r t on the Switch m ust be co nfigur e d with the same se ttings.
2- 8 C HAPTER 2: I NST ALLATION AND S ETUP Conne ctin g a Wor kst ati on Running SLI P Y ou can communicate w ith the Switch via the con- sole port from a workstation running S L IP (Serial Line Intern e t Protocol). In this w a y , you can perform out-of-band managem e nt using T el net or SN MP .
3 S ETTI NG U P FOR M ANAGEM EN T Met hods of Man agi ng t he Swit ch 3 000 TX Y ou can ma nage the Sw itc h in four ways: ■ Using the VT100 interface by c onnecting a VT1 00 terminal (or wo r kstatio n wi th term inal emulation softwar e) to t he Switch console port.
3- 2 C HAPTER 3: S ETTING U P FO R M ANAGEMENT Usin g T e lnet Any T e lnet faci li ty that emulates a VT100 te rminal should be able to c omm unicate with the Switch over a TCP/I P network. Up to three a c ti ve T elnet ses- sions c a n access t he Switch conc urr ently .
Managing Ove r The Network 3-3 If your n e twork is internal to your organiza tion only , you m ay use a ny arbitrary IP addre ss. W e sug- gest you use addresses in the series 191.100.X.Y , where X and Y a r e numbers between 1 and 254. Use 191.101. X.
3- 4 C HAPTER 3: S ETTING U P FO R M ANAGEMENT Nav igat ing th e VT100 Sc ree ns Screen Con ventio ns T o dif ferentiate types of informatio n, the V T10 0 scre ens use the following conventions: Ty p e o f informati on Show n on sc reen as.
Navi gating t he VT100 Scre ens 3-5 Ke yboa rd Shor tc uts Ther e ar e several special characters o r combinations of character s that allow you to make shortcuts: [T ab] allow s y ou to move from one field to the next, on any s cr een without m aking any changes.
3- 6 C HAPTER 3: S ETTING U P FO R M ANAGEMENT Set ting u p th e S wit ch fo r Man ageme nt The following section s describe how to get started if you want to use an SNMP N etwork Manager to ma na ge th e Swi tc h. It as su m es y o u are al re ad y familiar wi th SNMP m anagement.
Sett i n g up the Switch for Management 3- 7 ■ If you have been assign e d a user na me and p ass- wo rd , en te r th o se d et a ils . ■ If you are logging on for the first time ( after insta llatio n or initia liza tion ), use a d efau lt u ser name and password to match your access requir e ments.
3- 8 C HAPTER 3: S ETTING U P FO R M ANAGEMENT After Lo gging On When you have successfully logged on to the Switch, the Main M enu scre en is dis played as shown in Figure 3-3 . From he r e , you can select the options needed to m anage t he unit. Refer to the scr een map on page 4-1 .
Sett i n g up the Switch for Management 3- 9 Swi tch Managem e n t Setu p The Managem ent Setup screen all ows you to con- figur e IP , IPX, and SLIP parameters for the Sw itc h. This sc reen also all ows you to dis play sc r eens fo r setting u p the cons ole port and tra ps.
3-10 C HAPTER 3: S ETTI NG U P FO R M ANAG EMENT If you suspect that there is a prob lem with the Switch th at has not been detected by the Normal test s, set this field to Extended and reset the Swit ch (r efer to “ Resetting the Switch 3 000 TX ” on pa ge 4-26 ).
Sett i n g up the Switch for Management 3- 11 CONSOLE PORT Sel ect this button to di spl ay the setup screen for console port parameters. Console port setup is described in “ Setting up the Console Port ” on page 4-24 .
3-12 C HAPTER 3: S ETTI NG U P FO R M ANAG EMENT Loggi ng Of f If you have finished using the V T100 mana gement interfa ce, select the LOGOFF option from t he bottom of the main m enu. If you accesse d the VT100 management i nterfac e using a T el net sessi on or modem connecti on, the connection i s closed automatically .
4 M A N A G I N G T H E S W I T C H 3000 T X F igur e 4-1 Scr ee n map Chapters 4 and 5 describe all m anagem ent facilities for the Switc h. While follo wing steps in these chap - ters, you m ay find the screen map below useful: If an A TM OC-3c Module is i nstalled in the Switch, extra s creens a re a vailabl e.
4- 2 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX S ett ing Up Us er s Fr om the Mai n Menu , s elec t USER AC CESS LEVEL S. The User Access L ev els scr een is displa yed as s hown in Figure 4-2 . Fr om this scr een you can access: ■ LOCAL SECU RITY s creen — This allow s you to set up access levels for users on t he Switch.
Creati ng a New User 4- 3 Cr ea ting a New User These steps ass ume the User A cces s L evels s cr een is displayed. 1 Sele c t the CREA TE USER o pti on. The Cr eate User screen is di splayed, as shown in Figure 4-3 . 2 Fi ll in the fields and ass ign an access level f or the new user .
4- 4 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX Deleting a User These steps ass ume the User A cces s L evels s cr een is displayed. 1 Sele ct the DELETE USERS option . The Delete Users screen is di splayed as show n in F igure 4 -4 . 2 Use the spacebar to highlig ht the user that you want to delete.
Editing Use r Deta ils 4-5 Editing User De t ail s These steps ass ume the User A cces s L evels s cr een is displayed. 1 Sele c t the EDI T USER opt ion. The Edi t User scr een is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-5 . 2 Fill in the fields as requi r e d.
4- 6 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX Assigning Local Security The Local Security scr een shows a matrix of opti ons for access method (Con sole Port, Rem ote T eln e t, Communi ty-SNMP) and acce ss level. These steps ass ume the User A cces s L evels s cr een is displayed.
C hoosing a Switc h Management Level 4- 7 Cho osin g a Switch M ana gemen t Level The Swi tch Management s creen allows you to: ■ Choose b etween m a naging a port, the u nit, or a VLAN ■ Display .
4- 8 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX STP Use this button to di splay scr eens for ma naging Spanni ng T ree Pr otocol ( STP) informa tion for the level of ma nagement you have chose n (port or VLAN). Refe r to “ Spanning T ree Pr otoc o l” on page 5-12 .
Sett ing Up t he Switch Unit 4- 9 Setting Up the Switch Unit With the Sw itch Management scr een displayed, cho ose the ma nage men t level Unit , then se lect th e SETUP b utto n.
4-10 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX V LA N C on fi g ura t io n Mode Port / AutoSel ec t Thi s field allows you to specify how ports on the Switch ar e place d in VLAN s: ■ Port — The ports use P o r t VLAN Mode, which means that they are manuall y placed in the requir ed VLAN.
Setti ng Up the Switch Por ts 4-11 S ett ing Up th e Swi t ch P ort s With the Sw itch Management scr een displayed, choose the manage ment lev el Port . Choose the appr opriate port, then select the SETUP button. The Port Setup scr een i s displ ayed, as shown in Figure 4-11 .
4-12 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX IFM is not a v ailable on a port tha t h as ful l duplex enabl ed: ■ If the Duplex Mode fiel d i n this scre en is set to Full Duplex, the Intellige.
Setti ng Up the Switch Por ts 4-13 ■ Un it De fa ult — Th e p o rt us es Po rt VL AN M o de o r AutoSelect V LAN Mod e depending on the c on- tents of t h e V LAN Configuration Mode f i eld in the Unit Setup scr e en. T his is the def ault setting.
4-14 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX ■ Broadc ast St o r m Control calculates t h e average broadcast ba ndwidth over the previous 20-second i nterval. T he average is ba sed on four samples taken at 5-second intervals. ■ When t h e av erage value ex c eeds t h e ris ing threshold value, the ri sing action is triggered.
Sett ing Up the Swit ch Dat a ba s e (SDB) 4- 15 S ett ing U p the Swit ch Data base (S DB) The Swi tch maintai ns a database of device addr esses that i t receiv es on its ports . I t uses the i nformation in t his database to decide whethe r a frame should be forwarded or filte red.
4-16 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX The Datab ase V iew The Uni t Databas e View scr een, as shown in Figure 4-12 , allows y ou to view a nd configure the Switch Data b a se. T o access the Uni t Database view screen, displa y the Swi tch M a nagement screen, choose the man- agemen t lev el Un it , then se lect the SD B button.
Sett ing Up the Swit ch Dat a ba s e (SDB) 4- 17 DELETE This button allows yo u to de lete entries from the database. Y ou cannot delete an entry associated with a port that uses AutoSe l e c t V L AN Mo de. Searching the Sw itch Datab ase Y ou ca n sea r ch t he sw it ch d ata bas e in two wa ys: by MAC address or port num ber .
4-18 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX Setting Up Resilient Links Y o u c an c onfigu r e a Sw itch t o p r ov ide r esilie nt links to another device so tha t network disruption is mini- mize d if a link fa ils. A resilien t link pair c onsists of a main link and a standby link.
Sett ing Up Re silien t Li nks 4-19 Conf igur in g Resi lient Li nks With the Sw itch Management scr een displayed, choose the port to b e the main port in the resilient link pair , then s elect the RE S ILIENCE button. The Port Resilience screen is di spla y ed, as shown in Figure 4-14 .
4-20 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX ■ Both Failed — Although the resi li ent li nk i s cor- rectl y c onfigure d , both l inks have failed. This could be due to loose connectio ns or cabl e dam - age. ■ Un kn own — The network configura tion has changed and the resil ient link pair no longer con- forms to the rules .
Sett ing Up Re silien t Li nks 4-21 View ing the Re silient Links Setu p With the Sw itch Management scr een displayed, choose the manage ment lev el Uni t an d se lec t t he RESIL IENCE button. The Unit Resilie nce Sum mary screen i s di splay e d, as shown in Figure 4-15 .
4-22 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX Pair En able En ab le d / Dis ab l ed This field display s whet her this resilien t link pair is current ly enab led or disabled . Y ou ena ble or disab le a resi lient li nk pair using the P ort Resilience screen described in “ Con- figuring Resilient L inks” on page 4-19 .
Set t i ng Up T raps 4-23 Set ti ng U p T ra ps T raps a r e m essages sent ac ross the ne twork to an SNMP N e tw ork Manager . They alert t h e network administrator to faults or chang e s at the S witch device. Y our Network Manager may automa t ically set up tr aps in the Sw i tch T rap T able.
4-24 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX S ett ing up the Co nsole Por t Fr om the Manage m ent Setup screen, described in Ch ap ter 3 , selec t the CONSOLE PORT button. The Consol e Port Setup scr een is displ ayed, as shown in Figure 4-17 .
Sett i ng up the C onsole Port 4- 25 Speed 1 200 / 2 400 / 4 80 0 / 9 600 / 1920 0 This field allows you to select the c orrect l ine sp eed (baud rate) for your terminal or modem. If you have enab led auto-configurati on, the line speed is set automatically .
4-26 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX Res etting th e Switch 300 0 TX If you suspect a pro blem with the S witch 3000 TX, you can rese t it. 1 Fr om the Main Men u, selec t the RESET opt ion. The Rese t screen is di splayed, a s sh own in Figure 4-18 .
Init iali zing t he Swit ch 3000 TX 4-27 Init ializing the Swi tch 3000 TX This sc reen allows you to perform a reset as described in the previous sec t ion, and in a ddition, returns non-volatile data stored on t h e unit to its factory defaults (show n on page 1-10 ).
4-28 C HAPTER 4: M AN AGING T HE S W ITCH 3000 TX Up gr adin g Soft war e When 3Com issues a new v er s ion of the softwar e image for the Switch, you can obtain i t fr om 3Com’ s information delivery s ystems, de scribed in “ Online T ec hnical Services” on page F-1 .
5 A DV ANC ED M ANAGEM EN T Virtual LANs (VLANs) Setting up Virtual Local A r e a N et work s (VLANs) on the Switch 3000 TX provides you with less time-con- suming network admini stra tion and more effi cient network op eration.
5- 2 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT How VLANs Ease Chan ge and Movement W i th traditional IP networks , network administra- tors spend muc h of their time dealing w i th move s and cha nges. If users mov e to a dif f er ent IP subne t , the IP a ddresses of each endstation must be updated m anually .
Vir tual LANs (VLANs ) 5- 3 VLAN s and the Sw itch 3000 TX The Switc h 3000 T X su pports VLAN s which consist of a s et of s witch ports. E ach sw itc h port can only belong to o ne VLAN at a time, r e gar dless of the device to which it i s attached.
5- 4 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT Using Aut oSelect VLAN Mode By defa ult, all ports on the Switch use P ort VLAN Mode — where eac h switch port is ma nually plac ed in the r equir ed VLAN. T he Swi tch allows some ports to use another mode, AutoSelect VLAN Mode.
Vir tual LANs (VLANs ) 5- 5 If you use AutoSelect VLAN Mode, note the foll ow- ing: ■ Y ou need to s pecify an IP add r ess and c ommunity string for the VLAN Serv er . ■ Y ou cannot us e VLAN 15. ■ If a port has bee n configured as a backbone port or as a VL T port, the port cannot use Auto S ele ct VLAN Mo de.
5- 6 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT VL AN Co nf igur at ion Ex am pl e The exampl e shown in Figure 5-5 illustrates two VLANs spanning three S witch 1000 units a nd a basement Switch 300 0 TX uni t . Eac h Switch 1000 conne cts to the basement Switch using a VL T .
Vir tual LANs (VLANs ) 5- 7 Fig ure 5 -5 VLAN conf igurati on with a S w itc h 3000 TX as a ba sement sw itch.
5- 8 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT Setting Up VL ANs on the Switch The VLAN Setup scr een allow s you to: ■ Assign ports t o VLANs, if tho se ports use Port VLAN Mode. ■ View VLAN s etup information for the Sw itc h. T o acc ess the VLAN Setup scr een: 1 From t he Main M enu , select S WITC H MAN AGE- MENT .
Vir tual LANs (VLANs ) 5- 9 Port ID 1 / 2 / 3 .. . 6 / 7 / 8 This field displ ays the ID of the port curr ently selected in the listbox. VLAN I D 1 / 2 / 3 . . .14 / 15 / 16 If the port speci- fied in the Port I D field uses Port V LAN Mode, this field allows you to ente r the ID of the VLAN to which t he port i s to be a ssigned.
5-10 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT Setti ng Up V LANs Us ing A utoSe lec t VLA N Mo de T o set up VLANs using AutoSe lect V LAN Mode , you need to: ■ Specify i nformation about the VLAN Server .
Vir tual LANs (VLANs ) 5-11 Specifying AutoS elect VLAN Mode T o speci fy that the Switch uses AutoSel ect VLAN M od e, re f er t o “Setting Up the S witch U ni t” on page 4-9 . T o specify that a port on the Switch uses AutoSe- lect V LAN Mode, r e fe r to “Setting Up the Switch Port s” on page 4 - 11 .
5-12 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT Spann ing T r ee Pro t o col Using the Spanning T ree Pr otocol (STP) functional ity of your Switch makes your network more f ault toler- ant. The foll o win g sections expl ain more abo ut STP and the STP feature s supported by the S witch.
Spannin g T ree Pro tocol 5-13 F igur e 5-8 A net work that c reates lo ops F igur e 5-9 T raf fic flo wing t hroug h Brid ges C a nd A Fig ure 5 -10 T raff ic flowing thr ough Bri dge B.
5-14 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT How STP Works STP Initializ ation Initi ally , the STP system r equire s the following before it can c onfi gure the netwo rk: ■ Communi cation betwee n all the b r idges.
Spannin g T ree Pro tocol 5-15 An Example Figure 5-11 illustrate s part of a network. All bridges have a path cost va l ue ass igned to each port, identi- fied by PC =x xx ( where xxx is the value). Bridge A is selected by STP as the Root Bridge, because it has the lowest Brid ge Identifier .
5-16 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT STP C onfigurati ons Figure 5-12 shows two possible STP confi gurati ons using Supe rSta ck II Switch units: ■ Confi gura tion 1 — Re dundan cy fo r Ba ck- bone Link In t his configuration, a Desktop Switch and Switch 300 0 TX both have S TP enabled and are conne cted by two Fast Ethernet links.
Spannin g T ree Pro tocol 5-17 Enab ling STP on the Switch T o enable STP on y our Sw itch: 1 Fr om the VT100 Main Menu, se lect SWITCH MANAGEMENT . The Swit ch Management scr een is displayed. 2 In t he Manage m ent Level field, choos e Unit. 3 Choos e the SETUP butt on.
5-18 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT Conf igurin g ST P on th e Swit ch CAUTION: Y o u should not configure any STP parameters unl ess you have consi der able knowl- edge and experi ence with STP . Configu ri ng th e STP Paramete rs of VLANs The Swit ch has a co mpletely separate STP system for each VL AN that yo u hav e specif ied.
Spannin g T ree Pro tocol 5-19 Forward Delay 4 .. . 30 This r ea d-only field shows the time ( in second s) tha t the ports on the Swi t ch spend in the li stening and lea rning states. For mor e informat ion abo ut these st ates, r efer to “C onfigur- ing the STP Para meters of Ports ” on page 5-20 .
5-20 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT Configu ring the STP Pa ramete rs of Ports The Port STP scr een allows you to set up a nd manage the STP parameters of each port on the Switch. T o acces s the Port STP sc r een: 1 From t he Main M enu , select S WITC H MAN AGE- MENT .
Spannin g T ree Pro tocol 5-21 Designated Root Thi s r ead-onl y field shows the Bridge Identifier o f the Roo t Bri dge. Designated Cost This read -only field shows the path cost from the Root Bridge to the Desi gnated Bridge Port for the c urr ent p ort ’ s segm ent.
5-22 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT RMON Using the RMON (Rem ote Moni t oring) c apabilities of your Switch allows network administrators to impr ove their ef ficiency and red uce the load on their network. The foll o win g sections expl ain more abo ut the RMON c oncept and the RMON fea tur es supported by th e Sw itch.
RMON 5-23 Both rising and falling thresholds are supported, and thresholds can be on the absolute value of a vari- able or its delta valu e . I n addition, alarm thresholds may be autocalibrated or set manua lly .
5-24 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT important oc curr enc es, you can depend on th e Event group fo r notification. Through the SNMP traps, e vents can trigger other actions providing a mechanism for an autom ate d response to certai n occurrences.
RMON 5-25 RMO N Features of the Sw itch Ta b l e 5 - 2 details the RMON support provided by the Swi tch. Ta b l e 5 - 2 RMON su pport supp lied by the Sw itch RMON Grou p Suppo rt suppli ed by the Sw itch Stati st ics A new or initializ ed Switch has o n e S t atistics ses - sion pe r port/ VLAN.
5-26 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT When usi ng the RM ON fea tures of the Swit ch, y ou should no te the foll owing: ■ After the default sessions are c re ated, they have no spe c ial sta tus. Y ou can delete or change them as r equi red. ■ The Switch 3 000 TX c an forward a ve ry large volume of packets per second.
RMON 5-27 About Defau lt Alarm Setting s A new or initialized S witch has fou r alarms defined for each port: ■ Bandwidth us ed ■ Broadcast bandwidth used ■ Per centage of pac kets forwar d e d ■ Errors per 10,000 p ackets The defaul t values and act ions for each of these alar m s ar e gi ven in Ta b l e 5 - 4 .
5-28 C HAPTER 5: A DVANCED M ANAGEMENT.
6 S TA TUS M ONIT ORING AND S TATI STI CS This c hapter describes how to v iew the current operating status of t he Switch, how to displ a y any error i nform ation in a fault log and how to carry out a r e mote poll to check the resp onse of another net- wo rk de vice .
6- 2 C HAPTER 6: S TATUS M O NITOR ING AND S TATI STI CS Sum mary St atistic s With the Sw itch Management scr een displayed, choose the manage ment lev el Uni t , then sel ect t he ST A TISTICS button. The Summ a ry Statisti cs scr een i s displayed, as shown in Figure 6-1 .
Port St atisti cs 6- 3 Por t Statistic s With the Sw itch Management scr een displayed, choose the manage ment lev el port , t hen s elec t the ST A TISTICS butto n.
6- 4 C HAPTER 6: S TATUS M O NITOR ING AND S TATI STI CS Por t T raf fic Stati s ti cs With the Port Stati sti cs screen displayed, select the TRAFF IC ST A TIS TICS b utt o n. The Por t T raf fic Statis tics screen is di splayed, as shown in Figure 6-3 .
Port T raffi c Statist i cs 6- 5 Frag ments The total number of packets r ec eived that wer e not an integral number of octets in length or that had a bad Fram e Chec k Sequenc e (FCS), and were less than 64 octets in length (excluding fram - ing bits, but including FCS octets).
6- 6 C HAPTER 6: S TATUS M O NITOR ING AND S TATI STI CS Port Erro r Ana lys is With the Port Stati sti cs screen displayed, select the ERROR ANAL YSIS button. The Port Error Analysis screen is di splayed as show n in F igure 6 -4 . The Port Err or Analysis scr een shows the follow ing: Port ID The ID of the port y ou a re c urrently manag- ing.
Port Er ror An alysis 6- 7 Jabbers The total number of pac kets recei ved that were longer than 8K octets (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octets). CLEAR SC REEN COUNTER S Selec t this button to set all co unters sho wn on the scr e en to z ero.
6- 8 C HAPTER 6: S TATUS M O NITOR ING AND S TATI STI CS S tat us M onito ring The status scr een pro vides read-only i nformation about the S witch. This information may be useful for your technical supp ort r e pr esentative in the event of a pr o bl em.
Fau lt Lo g 6- 9 Fault Lo g The Fault L og displays read-only information about the Swi tch which is updated whenever an abnor- mal co ndit ion is det ected . This infor mat ion is for internal 3C om use onl y . Y ou may be asked to quote this i nform ation if r eporting a fa ult to your supplier .
6-10 C HAPTER 6: S TATUS M ON ITOR ING AND S TATISTICS Rem ote Pollin g The Remote Poll scree n allows you to send a single fr ame to a r emote device to see if that device is responding.
A S AFE TY I NFO RMATION Before carrying out any installation or remov a l of compon e nts, or a ny maintenance proc edures on the Switch, you must rea d the following safety information. Impo rtan t Safety Inf o r matio n WARNING: Warnings contain directions t hat you must follow for yo ur personal safety .
A-2 A PPENDIX A: S AFETY I NFORMATION ■ It is ess ential that the mains socket outl et i s installed near to t he unit and is a ccessible. Y o u can only disconnect the unit by r emov ing the appliance c oupler fr o m the unit.
Impor tant Sa fety In formati on A-3 Pow er Supp ly and Fus e The unit autom a ti cal ly adjusts to the su ppl y volt- age. Th e fuse is suita ble for both 1 10V A.C. and 220–240V A .C. operation. WARNING: Ensure that t he pow e r is disconnected before openin g the f use hol der cover .
A-4 A PPENDIX A: S AFETY I NFORMATION L ’informat ion de Sécurit é Importante A V ERTISSEMENT : L es av er tisse m ents contiennent les directions que vou s devez suiv r e pour votre séc u- rité personnel le. Suivez toutes l es directives avec soin.
L ’inf or mation de Séc ur i té Impor tante A- 5 ■ Assurer que l'e ntr é e de la source d'alimentation soit débranchée avant d'ouvrir le couverc le de fusible du connecteur IEC ou d'e nlev er le couver- cle de l'uni té.
A-6 A PPENDIX A: S AFETY I NFORMATION So c l e Po ur A lim ent ati on Mul ti pl e Branc her seul emen t une alimen tation multip le de 3Com à cet soc le. S uivre pour les détails les dir e c - tives de l 'i nst a llation dans le m a n uel qui accom pa- gne l'alim enta tion mu ltiple.
Wich tige Si cherhe i t sinf ormationen A-7 Wi chti ge Si che rhei tsi nfor mati onen WARNUNG: Warnunge n enthalten Anweisungen, die zur eig e nen Sicherheit unbedingt z u beachten sind.
A-8 A PPENDIX A: S AFETY I NFORMATION St r omvers orgung und Si cher ung Das Gerät stell t sich automa ti sch auf die V ersor- gungsspa nnung ein. Die Sicherung ist sowohl für 110V A . C. w ie für 220–240V A.C. g e eigne t . WARNUNG: V or dem Ö ffnen der Siche rungshalter- ung da s Gerät vom Netzstrom trennen.
B S CR EEN A CC ES S R IGH TS The foll owing table lists the rights assigned to each level of us er for accessin g and editing Switch scre ens vi a the VT100 interface. All access rights are r e ad-and-write unless other- wise sta ted. Sc reen A vailabl e to.
B-2 A PPENDIX B: S CREEN A CCESS R I GHTS VLAN STP Mon itor rea d-only Mana ger Secu rity VL AN Ser ver Mon itor read-on ly Mana ger Secu rity VLAN Set up Mon itor rea d-onl y Mana ger Secu rity User .
C T R O U B L E - S H O O T I N G The follo wing is a list of problems you m ay se e when managing the Switch with sugge sted courses of correc tive acti on to take. I f y ou have a pr ob lem which is not listed he r e and y ou cannot solve it, contact your lo c al technical s upport re presentative.
C-2 A PPENDIX C: T RO UBL E - SHOOTING Usin g t h e VT100 Int erface Th e initi al Ma in Bann er scr een do es not di s- play: Check that your terminal or terminal emulator is corr ec tly configur ed to operate as a VT100 terminal. For cons ole port acce ss, you ma y need to press [Return] se veral ti mes befor e the Main Banner appears.
Using the Sw itch C-3 Check that the port through whic h y ou are trying to access the device is in VLAN 1 (the Default VLAN). Refer to “ Setting Up VLANs on t h e Switch” on pa ge 5-8 . T ry a ccess ing t h e dev ice through a dif ferent port. If you can now acc ess the de vice, a problem with the original port i s indicated.
C-4 A PPENDIX C: T RO UBL E - SHOOTING Y ou have adde d th e Switch 300 0 TX to an already bus y netwo rk, and res ponse ti mes an d traffic level s have i ncreased: Y ou may have adde d a group of users to one of the Switch 300 0 TX ports via a repeat e r or s witch, and not tur ned off Intelligent Flow M anagement ( IF M).
Using the Sw itch C-5 Y ou are tryin g to manage the Switch over a network which h as STP , and you are losing con- tact w i th th e mana gemen t agent int ermi ttently . As sh own in Figu re C -1 , there i s a SuperStack ® II Switch unit ( S witch A) between y our managem ent workstation and the S witch 3000 TX (Swi tch B).
C-6 A PPENDIX C: T RO UBL E - SHOOTING.
D P IN - OU TS Nu ll Mo dem Cab le 9-pin to RS-232 25-pin PC-A T Serial Cable 9-pin to 9-pin.
D-2 A PPENDIX D: P IN - OUTS Mod em Cabl e 9-pin to RS-232 25-pin RJ45 Pi n Ass ign me nts.
E S WITCH 30 00 TX T ECHN I C AL S P ECIFICATIONS Phys i cal Dimensions Height: 76mm (3.0 in) x Wid th: 483m m (19. 0in ) x Depth: 300 m m (12.0in ) Weig ht: 4.
E-2 A PPENDIX E: S WITCH 3000 TX T ECHNI CAL S PECIFICATIONS Sta ndar ds Suppor ted SNMP SNMP pr otocol (RF C 1157 ) MIB-I I (RFC 1213) Brid ge MIB (R FC 1493) Repeat er MIB (RFC 1516) V LAN M IB (R F.
F T ECHNI CAL S UP PORT 3Com provides easy access to t e chnical support information through a variety of ser v ices. This appendix describes th e se services. Information contained in t his appendix is c orrect at time of pu blicat ion. For the very l at est, w e r ecom- mend tha t you access 3Com Corporation’ s World W ide W e b site.
F- 2 A PPENDIX F: T ECHNICAL S UPPORT Acc ess by D igital Mo dem ISDN use rs can d ial in to 3ComBBS us ing a digi t al modem for fast access up to 56 Kbps.
Suppor t from Y our Ne twork Supplier F-3 S upp ort fr o m Y our Net work Supp lier If additional assistanc e is r equired, contact your network su pplier .
F- 4 A PPENDIX F: T ECHNICAL S UPPORT R et urnin g Pr o du cts fo r Re pair Before you sen d a product directly to 3Com for repai r , you must f i rst obtain a Return Materials Authorization (RMA) num ber . Products sent to 3Co m wi t h out RM A numbe rs w ill be r et urn ed to the sender unopened, at the se nder’ s expe nse.
G LOSSAR Y 10BASE-T The IEEE 80 2.3 specific ation for Ether net over Unsh ielded T wiste d P air ( UTP) c abling . 100BASE-FX 100Mbp s Ethern e t implementation ov er fiber . 100BASE-TX 100Mbp s Ethernet implementation ove r category 5 and T ype 1 T wis t e d Pair c a bling.
2 G LOSSARY broad cast sto rm Mult iple sim ultan eous broad cast s t h at typi cally absorb available network bandwidth and can cause network failure.
G LOSSARY 3 LAN Local Area Network. A network of connected c om- puting resources (suc h as P Cs, printers, se rvers) cov - ering a r e lati vely small geographic ar ea ( usually not larger than a floor or bui ldi ng). C haracterized by high data rates and low erro r rates.
4 G LOSSARY RMO N Remote Monitorin g. Subset of SNMP MIB II a llows monitoring and managem ent c apabi li ties by addressing up to ten different groups of i nforma- tion. RPS Redundant Power System. Part of the SuperStack II product range, provides a backup s ourc e of power when co nnected to the Switch.
G LOSSARY 5 TF TP T rivia l File T ransfer Pr o t ocol . Allows you to tran sfer files (s uch as software upgrades) fr om a r e mote device us ing your S witch unit’ s lo cal managem ent capabilities. T ran scend ® 3Com’ s umbrella man a geme nt system used to manage all of 3Com’ s networking solutions.
6 G LOSSARY.
I NDE X Numerics 100B ASE-TX port 1- 2, 1 -8 3Com Bu lleti n Boar d S ervic e (3 ComBBS ) F-1 3Com sal es of f ices F- 3 3C om U RL F-1 3C omF act s F- 2 3C omF oru m F- 2 A Acce ss Level field 4- 3 a.
2 I NDEX D Data Link Pr ot ocol fiel d 3-10 Datab ase Entries field 4-16 dat aba se. See Sw itch Dat abase DCD Con trol fiel d 4-2 4 def aul t pas sword s 3-7 r outer 3 -10 set tings 1- 10 users 3-7 D.
I NDEX 3 Ser ver Addre ss 4-28 SLIP Ad dr ess 3-10 SLIP SubNe t Mask 3-10 Spanni ng T r ee 4-10 Speed 4-2 5 Standb y Links A vai lab le 4 -1 9 ST ANDBY Por t 4-21 Standb y Port ID 4-19 Stop Bi t 4- 25.
4 I NDEX def ault 3- 7 fo rg et ti ng 4 -5 new 4-3 Path Cost field 5-21 path cost s, defau lt 5 -14 perm ane nt entrie s 4-15 disp layi ng 4-1 6 speci fy ing 4-16, 4- 17 Perm anent fi eld 4-16 pi n as.
I NDEX 5 SLIP A ddress fi eld 3-10 SLI P Su b Net Mas k fi eld 3- 10 SNMP 1-10, 3-6 Commu nity 4-6 qui ck st art 1 -1 1 so ck et power 1-9 RPS 1- 9 Softw are Upgr ade scr een 4 -28 s oftwar e versio n numb er 6-8 Spann ing T ree field 4-10 Spann ing T r ee Pr ot ocol .
6 I NDEX V ver si on nu m ber boot so ftw a r e 6 -8 h ardw a re 6- 8 upgrad able soft war e 6-8 Virtua l LAN T runks. S ee VL T s Virtua l LANs. See VLANs VLAN Config urat ion Mod e field 4-10, 4- 12.
3C om Cor po rat ion L IMI TED W ARRANTY H ARD WARE 3Com wa rra nts its har dw are pr oduc ts to b e free f rom defec ts in w orkm ans hip a nd mate ria ls, und er norm al u s e an d se rvice, for th .
E LECTRO -M AGNETIC C OMPATI BILITY S TA TE ME NTS FCC S TA TEMENT This equi pment ha s been tested and found t o comply w ith the l imits for a C lass A digital device, pur suant to pa rt 15 of th e FCC rules.
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