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Field

Description

Category 
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‘00000020’h — regular heartbeat traps

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‘00000040’h — end station table traps

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‘00000080’h — reserved

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‘00000100’h — physical entity traps

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‘00000200’h — facility traps

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‘00000400’h — service related traps

Protocol

Read-only field; displays what protocol is being used 
to send the trap (IP or IPX).

Throttle Interval

Configurable field; determines the time interval for 
the device to send traps.

Note:  This field is in milliseconds.

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Summary of Contents for IntraSpection Personality Module

Page 1: ...raSpection Personality Module 3Com SuperStack II Switch 1000 User s Manual Asanté Technologies Inc 821 Fox Lane San Jose CA 95131 1 800 662 9686 www asante com September 1997 Part Number 06 00373 00 Rev A ...

Page 2: ...o not allow limitations of duration of an implied warranty so the above limitation may not apply to you CUSTOMER REMEDIES AsantéTechnologies and its suppliers entire liability and your exclusive remedy shall be at AsantéTechnologies option either a return of the price paid or b repair or replacement of the SOFTWARE that does not meet AsantéTechnologies Limited Warranty and which is returned to Asa...

Page 3: ...ity Module 1 1 Management Options 1 2 System Requirements 1 3 Server 1 3 Client 1 3 Installation 2 1 Installing a Personality Module 2 1 Accessing the Device 3 1 Accessing the Device Page 3 1 Device Page Components 3 3 Device Information 3 3 VLAN Identification Window 3 4 Front Panel Image 3 4 Selecting the Device for Management 3 5 Selecting a VLAN Group for Management 3 5 Selecting a Port for Ma...

Page 4: ...ng General Device Information 4 9 Resetting the Device 4 10 Viewing Group Information 4 11 Managing Trap Receivers 4 12 Adding a Trap Receiver 4 12 Deleting a Trap Receiver 4 13 Modifying a Trap Receiver 4 13 Viewing SNMP Agent Information 4 14 Managing the Port Address Table 4 15 Viewing the Port Address Table 4 15 Specifying Port Access 4 16 Deleting an Entry 4 17 Viewing Statistics 4 18 Table S...

Page 5: ...r a VLAN Group 5 12 Menus 6 1 VLAN 6 3 Address List 6 4 Identify 6 6 Device 6 7 Agent 6 8 Slots 6 9 Upgrade 6 13 Network Access 6 14 Trap Receivers 6 15 Validate 6 17 Graph 6 18 Table 6 21 VLAN View 6 22 Technical Support A 1 Contacting Asanté Technical Support A 1 Technical Support Hours A 1 Index Index i ...

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Page 7: ...ters Chapter 1 Introduction defines an IntraSpection Per sonality Module and describes the components of the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Personality Module Chapter 2 Installation explains how to install the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Personality Module Chapter 3 Accessing the Device explains how to access the SuperStack II Switch 1000 via IntraSpection Chapter 4 Management explains how to perform som...

Page 8: ...other sections in the manual is in this format Important Significant information that calls attention to important features or instructions is in this format Audience This manual uses terms and concepts associated with Ethernet network ing and switches it is recommended that the user of this manual be familiar with local area networking and Ethernet switches This manual also assumes familiarity wi...

Page 9: ...opri etary information the Private MIB Management capabilities are accessed via the Personality Module s Device Page See Figure 1 1 SuperStack II Switch 1000 Personality Module The SuperStack II Switch 1000 Personality Module allows for expanded management of a 3Com SuperStack II Switch 1000 Figure 1 1 SuperStack II Switch 1000 Device Page Front Panel image VLAN Device Information Personality Modu...

Page 10: ...oup configuration information Software upgrades Network access configuration Trap receiver management Table statistics at the device VLAN and port levels Graph statistics at the device VLAN and port levels See Chapter 4 Management for information on performing some basic management functions See Chapter 5 VLAN for information on using VLAN with the Super Stack II Switch 1000 See Chapter 6 Menus fo...

Page 11: ...Track Server Microsoft IIS NCSA HTTP etc Any database management system that supports ODBC Open Database Connectivity such as Microsoft Access Oracle or Microsoft SQL Server Client Any Windows Windows NT Macintosh or UNIX workstation Any World Wide Web browser with Java and Java script support such as Netscape Navigator version 3 0 required 3 01 recommended or Microsoft Internet Explorer Important...

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Page 13: ... exe is NOT running on the computer 1 Insert the Personality Module CD into the computer where the IntraSpection Application Server is installed 2 Open the CD to display its contents 3 Double click the LS1000 exe file 4 Click Yes at the IntraSpection Personality Module for LinkSwitch 1000 dialog box The IntraSpection Personality Module for the Link Switch 1000 window appears 5 Click Finish to cont...

Page 14: ... onto the computer The Decompression of the Source is Now Complete dialog box appears 9 Click OK to continue with the installation The Select Module to Install window appears dis playing the LS1000 ipm file See Figure 2 1 Figure 2 1 Select Module to Install window 10 Click once on the LS1000 ipm file 11 Click Open The Enter Product Serial Number window appears 12 Enter the serial number that came ...

Page 15: ...if it does click OK The installer program installs the Personality Module into the IntraSpection Application Server Installation is complete when the Installation Com pleted Successfully dialog box appears 15 Start the IntraSpection Application Server following the guidelines below Windows NT 3 51 users double click the IntraSpection icon located in the Programs group Windows NT 4 0 users open the...

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Page 17: ...ion from any Java enabled Web browser requires logging into IntraSpection Important For help on accessing and logging into IntraSpection refer to the IntraSpection User s Manual 3 After you are logged into IntraSpection click Auto Discovery on the IntraSpection Main Menu The AutoDiscovery Page appears 4 Complete each field on the AutoDiscovery Page fol lowing the guidelines below Type the IP subne...

Page 18: ...ent each SNMP device on the network Figure 3 1 is an example map Figure 3 1 Discovered network map 6 Click once on the SuperStack II Switch 1000 s device icon Note The SuperStack II Switch 1000 s device icon is labeled 3Com and has the device s IP address directly below it The Device Page for the selected SuperStack II Switch 1000 appears see Figure 3 2 on page 3 3 For information on the Device Pa...

Page 19: ...nt menus See Figure 3 2 Figure 3 2 Device Page components Device Information The following device information is displayed at the top of the Device Page Device Description a description of the device i e 3Com Front Panel IP Address the IP address of the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Front Panel Device Information Personality management menus Image Module Information VLAN Identification Window ...

Page 20: ...or information on creating a VLAN group Front Panel Image The front panel image contains the following components as illustrated in Figure 3 3 Status LEDs real time LEDs that represent the LEDs on the SuperStack II Switch 1000 s front panel These LEDs indicate power management and port activity Device the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Port each port on the SuperStack II Switch 1000 VLAN groups groups ...

Page 21: ...roup for Management There are two methods for selecting a VLAN group for management Click once on a port that belongs to the VLAN group you want to manage A green VLAN group marker appears in the selected port and in all of the ports belonging to that group ofVLAN See Figure 3 4 The number of the VLAN group 1001 to 1016 appears in the VLAN identification window Click once in theVLAN identification...

Page 22: ...port for management Click once on a port on the front panel image If a VLAN group marker appears click on the port again until the port is highlighted by a green box See Figure 3 5 Figure 3 5 Selecting a port To deselect the port Click again on the selected port Selected Port ...

Page 23: ...resized by placing the mouse pointer on a column title s left or right side until a double arrow appears and dragging the column to the left or to the right as desired Buttons Some menus contain buttons that allow you to edit and or update the page s table The table below describes the different buttons that are available and their functions Menu Item Action Drop down menus Select from an availabl...

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Page 25: ...chapter covers the following tasks Configuration Tasks Management Tasks Configuration Task Page Number Setting community strings page 4 3 Configuring network access parameters page 4 5 Configuring identification information page 4 6 Performing a software upgrade page 4 7 Management Task Page Number Updating the Device Page page 4 8 Viewing general device information page 4 9 Resetting the device p...

Page 26: ...Management Page 4 2 Important For information on using VLAN see Chap ter 5 VLAN Management Task Page Number Managing the port address table page 4 15 Viewing statistics page 4 18 ...

Page 27: ...nctions This section describes how to set the community strings in IntraSpec tion to match those set in the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Important You must know the community strings of the SuperStack II Switch 1000 in order to correctly set them in IntraSpection Refer to the SuperStack II Switch 1000 s User s Guide for instructions on viewing the device s community strings To set the community strin...

Page 28: ...ilar to Figure 4 3 Figure 4 3 Map ConfigurationTable 4 Enter the device s IP address in the IP Address field 5 Enter the device s read community string in the Read Community String field 6 Enter the device s write community string in the Write Community String field 7 Click Apply The read and write community strings are configured ...

Page 29: ...d using IntraSpection To view configure network access parameters 1 Do not select any item on the Device Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click netwAccess The Network Access Information table appears similar to Figure 4 4 Figure 4 4 Network Access Information table 3 Click once in the field to be edited For a description of each field see Network Access on page 6 14 4 Type...

Page 30: ...Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click Identify The Device Identification table appears similar to Figure 3 5 Figure 3 5 Device Identification table 3 Click once in the field to be edited For a description of each field see Identify on page 6 6 Important Only those fields that are colored white can be edited 4 Type the new information Important A maximum of 254 characters ...

Page 31: ...Figure 4 6 Software Upgrade table 2 Type the software s file name and network path in the Download Filename field 3 Type the server s IP address where the software file resides in the Server Address field 4 Click Apply 5 Initiate the downloading via one of the following two methods Physically power the device off and then on Open the Slots menu click once on the row entry click Modify open the Act...

Page 32: ... from the Device Page to ensure that you are viewing the device s latest information To update the Personality Module s Device Page 1 Click Validate The Device Page is updated with the latest information After it is updated the IntraSpection Map Manager Page appears 2 Click AutoDiscovery to rediscover the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Important Refer to page 3 1 for instructions on discovering devices...

Page 33: ...neral device information 1 Do not select any item on the Device Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click Device The Device Information table appears similar to Figure 4 7 Figure 4 7 Device Information table Note The information displayed on this page is read only For a description of each field see Device on page 6 7 3 Click Refresh to view the latest information from the de...

Page 34: ... menu in IntraSpec tion 1 Do not select any item on the Device Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click Slots The Slot ConfigurationTable appears similar to Figure 4 8 Figure 4 8 Slot ConfigurationTable 3 Click once on the row containing the group you want to reset Note For a description of each field see Slots on page 6 9 4 Click Modify The Modify Dialog box appears 5 Open ...

Page 35: ... in the stack is referred to as a group To view configure the Slot ConfigurationTable 1 Do not select any item on the Device Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click Slots The Slot ConfigurationTable appears similar to Figure 4 9 Figure 4 9 Slot ConfigurationTable Note For a description of each field see Slots on page 6 9 3 To modify information click once on a row entry 4 C...

Page 36: ...nd delete trap receivers Trap receivers are management stations designated to receive traps when they occur Adding a Trap Receiver To add a trap receiver Important A maximum of four trap receivers is allowed 1 Do not select any item on the Device Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click trapReceivers TheTrap ReceiverTable appears similar to Figure 4 10 Figure 4 10 Trap Recei...

Page 37: ...ver To delete a trap receiver entry 1 Click once on the row containing the entry to be deleted 2 Click Modify The Modify Dialog box appears 3 Open the Status drop down menu and select notIn Service 4 Click Apply 5 Click Refresh in theTrap ReceiverTable The trap receiver is deleted Modifying a Trap Receiver To change the IP address of a trap receiver entry 1 Delete the trap receiver entry following...

Page 38: ...iew SNMP agent information 1 Do not select any item on the Device Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click Agent The Agent Information table appears similar to Figure 4 11 Figure 4 11 Agent Information table Note The information displayed in this table is read only For a description of each field see Agent on page 6 8 3 To view the latest information click Refresh ...

Page 39: ...he table if after a period of time the device has not transmitted or if the device is reset or powered off Entries can be set as permanent to remain in the table regardless of the aging time or if the switch is powered off or reset Viewing the Port Address Table The view the Port AddressTable 1 Do not select any item on the Device Page s front panel image This selects the entire device 2 Click Add...

Page 40: ...e Address Status drop down menu and selecting one of the following options nonPermanent sets the address to be a non permanent entry in the table the IP address is deleted after the specified aging time or when the device is reset or powered off permanent sets the address to be a perma nent entry in the table the IP address is not deleted regardless of time or power off reset 5 Determine the prior...

Page 41: ... manually delete an entry in the Port AddressTable 1 Select an entry to be deleted by clicking once on its row in the table 2 Click Modify 3 Open the Address Status drop down menu and select delete 4 Click Apply The entry is deleted ...

Page 42: ...o view statistics for a VLAN group click once on a port belonging to that VLAN group To view statistics for a port click on the port until it is highlighted with a green box Note For more information about selecting a VLAN group see Selecting a VLAN Group for Man agement on page 3 5 2 Click Table TheTable Statistics page appears for the device the selectedVLAN group or the selected port similar to...

Page 43: ...f occurrences each second Peak the largest number of occurrences since opening or resetting the screen Avg the average number of occurrences since opening or resetting the screen Total the total number of occurrences since opening or resetting the screen 4 To reset the object counters to zero click Reset ...

Page 44: ...tatistics drop down menu For a description of each object see Graph on page 6 18 4 Select the number of seconds for which statistics are to be gathered in the Seconds drop down menu The graph automatically begins gathering statistics 5 Use the scroll bar to change the graph s count per sec ond display scroll up to increase the count per sec ond scroll down to decrease it Average per Second the ave...

Page 45: ...urity by specifying which segments can communicate with each other Allocate network resources such as servers Designate specific application groups You can create up to 16 separate VLANs on the SuperStack II Switch 1000 by assigning each port on the switch to a VLAN number By group ing certain ports together you effectively cut the switch into com pletely independent segments For example you can d...

Page 46: ...ups however it is not recommended To view the VLAN groups Important To access and use theVLAN groups via the VLAN View menu you must use Netscape Communi cator v 4 0 Click VLANView on the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Device Page The VLAN View Page appears Figure 5 1 is an example of the VLAN View Page configured with eight groups of VLAN Figure 5 1 VLAN View Page VLAN Groups VLAN Group Button Port Bu...

Page 47: ...ck II Switch 1000 and is always labeled 1 Each port button also has a corresponding real time LED status box which displays activity on the port Figure 5 3 VLAN ports You can drag and drop a port button onto a VLAN group button to re assign the port to a VLAN group See Creating VLAN Groups on page 5 5 for more information VLAN Group Number VLAN Group Button select this button for management drag a...

Page 48: ...the 16 groups of VLAN The menu items are identical to those on the SuperStack II Switch 1000 Device Page Each menu can be opened or closed by clicking once on its menu level indicator See Figure 5 4 Figure 5 4 VLAN menus Menu Level Indicator indicates menu is closed indicates menu is open Closed Menu Opened Menu ...

Page 49: ...ng LEDs Note The front panel image on the Device Page displays the currently selectedVLAN group such as 1001 as well as the ports that are assigned to that VLAN See Selecting a VLAN Group for Manage ment on page 3 5 for more information 3 Click once on the VlanView menu The VLAN View Page appears 4 Locate the port you want to assign to a VLAN by find ing its port button on the VLAN window Use the ...

Page 50: ...ee Figure 5 6 Figure 5 6 Assigning a port to a VLAN group The port is now assigned to thatVLAN group The port s button and status LED box will be aligned with the VLAN group number See Figure 5 7 Port Button Selection click on the port button and hold down the left mouse button until a dot appears next to the screen s pointer drag the button to the VLAN group drop the button on the VLAN group ...

Page 51: ...VLAN Groups Page 5 7 Figure 5 7 New VLAN group 7 Repeat steps 1 6 for each port you want to assign to a VLAN group the port is assigned to the VLAN group ...

Page 52: ...u items on the VLAN View Page are identical to those on the SuperStack II Switch 1000 s Device Page Important To access and use the VLAN View screen you must use Netscape Communicator v 4 0 This section describes how to perform the following management tasks via the VLAN View Page Management Task Page Number Naming a VLAN group page 5 9 Disabling a VLAN group page 5 11 Viewing statistics for a VLA...

Page 53: ...group you want to name by clicking once on its VLAN group but ton See Figure 5 8 Figure 5 8 Selecting a VLAN group 2 Open the Configuration menu if it s not already opened by clicking once on its menu level indicator See Figure 5 9 Figure 5 9 VLAN menu level indicator 3 Click once on the VLAN menu item The VLAN WorkgroupTable appears similar to Figure 5 10 Click once on the VLAN group button the b...

Page 54: ...oup to be named by clicking once on its row entry 5 Click Modify The Modify Dialog box appears 6 Type a name for the VLAN group in the WGroup Name field 7 Click Apply The VLAN s group name is changed and appears in the WorkgroupTable If it does not appear click Refresh ...

Page 55: ...king once on its VLAN group button The VLAN group button turns green when selected 2 Open the Configuration menu if it s not already opened by clicking once on its menu level indicator 3 Click once on the VLAN menu item The WorkgroupTable appears 4 Select theVLAN group to be disabled by clicking once on its row entry 5 Click Modify The Modify Dialog box appears 6 Open the Status drop down menu and...

Page 56: ... want to view statistics by clicking once on its VLAN group button The group number button turns green when selected 2 Open the Statistics menu if it s not already opened by clicking once on its menu level indicator 3 Click once on Graph to view statistics in graph for mat or Table to view statistics in table format The StatisticsTable or Graph Page appears for the selected VLAN group See Viewing ...

Page 57: ...ou to view the last 500 addresses that the device received Also allows you to restrict access to each port See Address List on page 6 4 Identify Allows you to configure device identification information See Identify on page 6 6 Device Allows you to view general device information See Device on page 6 7 Agent Allows you to view information on the device s SNMP agent See Agent on page 6 8 Slots Allo...

Page 58: ...its latest information from the IntraSpection Application Server database See Vali date on page 6 17 Statistics Title for the submenus listed below it this menu cannot be selected Graph Allows you to view real time statistical data in a graph format on the device or a selected group of VLAN See Graph on page 6 18 Table Allows you to view real time statistical data in a table for mat on the device ...

Page 59: ...LAN group See Naming a VLAN Group on page 5 9 for instruc tions UnitID Read only field displays the identity of the unit on which the VLAN group s downlink resides DownLinkPortID Read only field displays the identity of the downlink port for the VLAN group Status Configurable field enables or disables the group of VLAN See Disabling a VLAN Group on page 5 11 for instructions active enables the gro...

Page 60: ...ation address as packets pass through it and records the informa tion in the table Important You cannot manually add an entry into the Port AddressTable Table 6 3 describes each field in the Address List menu Note For instructions on using this menu see Managing the Port AddressTable on page 4 15 Table 6 3 Address List Menu Field Description Index Read only field displays the number of the entry i...

Page 61: ...f the device is reset or a power off on cycle occurs permanent the address entry is permanent it remains in the address table even if the device is reset or a power off on cycle occurs delete manually removes the selected address entry from the address table Address Priority Configurable field determines the priority of the MAC address in the Port Address Table normalPriority the address filters a...

Page 62: ...Description Read only field displays a description of the device Name Configurable field assigns a name to the device Note A maximum of 254 characters including spaces is allowed Location Configurable field assigns a physical location to the device Note A maximum of 254 characters including spaces is allowed Contact Configurable field assigns a name of the person responsible for the device Note A ...

Page 63: ...vice Information on page 4 9 Table 6 5 Device Menu Field Description Number of Groups Read only field displays the number of groups the device contains Chassis Name Read only field displays the name of the device s chassis Note This field always displays LinkSwitch 1000 Sta ChassisObjid Read only field displays the device s object ID num ber ChassisHWVers Read only field displays the device s hard...

Page 64: ... A heartbeat event is an event generated at a regular interval to inform the manager that this device is still operating and can be reached on the network PROM SWVer Read only field displays the software version number of the device s SNMP agent Restart Count Read only field displays the number of restarts the device has undergone either power on off or reset Last Restart Type Read only field disp...

Page 65: ...s power supplies and cards units Each physical entity resides at some location A stack chassis can contain a number of types of locations Each type of location is specialized to a different pur pose There are five types of locations defined 1 modular slot a location of this type can take a number of different entities They are general purpose and are often the purpose of the device 2 power supply ...

Page 66: ...17 fan 18 power supply 19 standard bridge 20 bridge per port 21 terminal server 22 remote bridge 23 switched Ethernet Entity Type Read only field in conjunction with Service Type uniquely identifies the specific physical entity For example the Service Type may be 802 3 repeater while the Entity Type may be 12 port UTP card Smart 802 3 Repeater 1 4 port RLC coax 2 8 port UTP 3 4 port fiber 4 8 port...

Page 67: ...nout IEEE 802 5 Mau Module 1 12 port UTP RJ 45 connector 2 12 port STP RJ 45 connector IEEE 802 5 Ring Builder 1 ring builder STP rin rout RJ 45 connec tors Management Module 1 standard management module 2 enhanced management module Standard Backplane 1 standard backplane Display Panel 1 first release front panel Fan 1 standard fan tray Power Supply 2 standard power supply Switched Ethernet 1 head...

Page 68: ...test that can be performed on entities contained in the rack EntityState Read only field displays the state of the entity in the stack Each entity in the stack chassis has a basic state inde pendent of what function that entity performs within the stack chassis initializing operational failure If the agent cannot determine the state of a particular entity the value is unknown Action Configurable f...

Page 69: ...de Menu Field Description Load Status Read only field displays the status of the last soft ware download success software download completed suc cessfully SW Version Read only field displays the device s current software version number HW Version Read only field displays the device s current hard ware version number Download File name Configurable field sets the file name and network path of the s...

Page 70: ... subnet mask in the IP addressing scheme is a group of selected bits whose values serve to identify a subnetwork All members of the subnetwork share the mask value Router Address Configurable field sets the address of the default gateway to which the device belongs Bootp Mode Configurable field sets the device s method for retrieving an IP address enabled sets the device to request an IP address f...

Page 71: ...on s entry is active notInService trap receiving station s entry is not active deletes the trap receiving station when selected Note Refer to the SuperStack II Switch 1000 s MIB for information on the other options available in this field Receiver Address Configurable field displays the IP address of the man agement station that can receive traps Community String Configurable field displays the wr...

Page 72: ...00080 h reserved 00000100 h physical entity traps 00000200 h facility traps 00000400 h service related traps Protocol Read only field displays what protocol is being used to send the trap IP or IPX Throttle Interval Configurable field determines the time interval for the device to send traps Note This field is in milliseconds ...

Page 73: ... from the IntraSpection Application Server database Occasionally these files should be updated to ensure that you are view ing the device s latest information When this option is selected you are returned to the IntraSpection map page Note For instructions on using this menu see Updating the Device Page on page 4 8 ...

Page 74: ... the total number of good or readable frames frames without error Unicast Frames displays the number of frames seen by the card that is addressed to a unicast non card address Broadcast Frames displays the total num ber of frames that were successfully received and were directed to the broadcast group address FCS Errors displays the number of frames that failed Cyclic Redundancy Check CRC Alignmen...

Page 75: ...ramesTooLong displays the number of frames that exceeded 1 518 bytes Short Events displays the number of data bursts data is less than 10 bytes in length Runts displays the number of frames shorter than 64 bytes Auto Partitions displays the number of times the device has automatically partitioned a port Total Errors displays the total number of errors which have occurred on all ports on all groups...

Page 76: ...urce on the transmit side of ports in this workgroup TX Multicast displays the number of multi cast braodcast frames that were transmitted by ports in this workgroup Average per sec ond Displays the average number of occurrences since opening or resetting the screen Reset Statistics Button resets the counters to zero Peak per second Displays the largest number of occurrences since opening or reset...

Page 77: ...f time in seconds that the device is polled for informa tion Reset Button resets the counters to zero Object Read only fields displays the objects for which statis tics are gathered For a description of each object see Statistics on page 6 18 Curr Current Read only field displays the number of counter occurrences each second Peak Read only field displays the largest number of counter occurrences s...

Page 78: ...that contain at least one port or the entire device These menus are identical to those on the Device Page Configuration VLAN allows you to name disable or enable the selected VLAN group See VLAN on page 6 3 Address List allows you to view the last 500 IP addresses that the device received and allows you to restrict access to each port See Address List on page 6 4 Identify allows you to configure i...

Page 79: ...lows you to determine which management stations can receive traps from the device See Trap Receiv ers on page 6 15 Validate updates the Device Page with the latest information stored in the IntraSpection Application Server database See Validate on page 6 17 Statistics Table allows you to view real time statistical data in a table format on the selected VLAN group See Table on page 6 21 Graph allow...

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Page 81: ... 408 432 6018 Fax Back 800 741 8607 408 954 8607 Internet Mail support asante com World Wide Web http www asante com Bulletin Board Service BBS 408 432 1416 ARA BBS guest log in 408 894 0765 AppleLink mail BBS ASANTE FTP Archive ftp asante com Technical Support Hours 6 00 A M to 5 00 P M Pacific StandardTime USA Monday Friday ...

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Page 83: ...ty string configuring 4 3 trap receivers 6 15 configurable information within a menu 3 7 configuration tasks 4 1 contact field identify menu 6 6 information configuring 4 6 counters description of 6 21 D database management system 1 3 dbaseAction field VLAN 6 3 description field identify menu 6 6 device defined 3 4 information viewing 3 3 4 9 menu description of fields 6 7 page accessing 3 1 compo...

Page 84: ...a 1 3 L lamptest field slots menu 6 12 last restart type field agent menu 6 8 system error field agent menu 6 8 LEDs status viewing 3 4 load status field upgrade menu 6 13 location field identify menu 6 6 information configuring 4 6 type field slots menu 6 9 M MAC addresses viewing table of 4 15 management accessing the device 3 1 address list menu 6 4 agent menu 6 8 device menu 6 7 device page co...

Page 85: ...module continued installing 2 1 overview 1 1 physical address configuring 4 6 field 6 6 plugInType field slots menu 6 12 port access to restricting 4 16 address table deleting an entry 4 17 managing 4 15 defined 3 4 ID field address list 6 4 selecting for management 3 6 viewing image of 3 4 post type field slots menu 6 12 powerReq field slots menu 6 12 private MIB 1 1 prom SWVer field agent menu 6...

Page 86: ... 3 7 resizing 3 7 technical support A 1 trap index field 6 15 receivers adding 4 12 deleting 4 13 menu 6 15 modifying 4 13 traps 4 12 TX Collision 6 18 U unicast frames 6 18 6 19 unit ID field address list 6 4 VLAN 6 3 UNIX 1 3 up time field identify menu 6 6 upgrade menu 6 13 upgrading switch software 4 7 V validate menu 6 17 virtual local area network See VLAN VLAN creating groups of 5 5 group b...

Page 87: ...Index v Windows NT continued 4 0 1 3 starting server 2 3 World Wide Web browsers supported 1 3 write community string configuring 4 3 ...

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