Cabletron Systems SSR-GLX19-02, User Manual

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Index
488 CoreWatch User’s Manual
description 30–31
legend 30–31
modules 31
starting Configuration Expert 38
full-duplex 52
G
gathering
statistics 389
Global Attributes of Ports dialog box 52
global parameters
DVMRP 149
IGMP 155
RIP 139, 141
unicast routing 132–133
global settings of ports 52–54
Glossary command 454
graphs
IP Error Statistics 384
IP Packet Statistics 381
IP Reassembly Statistics 382
IPX Error Statistics 387
IPX Packet Statistics 386
Port Byte Statistics 378
Port Error Statistics 380
Port Packet Statistics 377
toolbar 389
H
half-duplex 52
hash mode 52, 54, 57
Help menu 35, 448, 454
help, accessing 35
I
icons
configuration file 43
dialog box 43
module 43
object 43
port 43
wizard 43
IGMP
configuring 155–158
global parameters 155
obtaining cache information 428–429
overview 154
routing status 425–429
IGMP Cache table 428
IGMP Cache Table command 453
IGMP Global Parameters Configuration dialog
box 156
IGMP Interface Definition dialog box 157
IGMP Interface table 426
IGMP Interface Table command 453
IGMP interfaces
obtaining information 426–428
IGMP State submenu 453
implicit deny rule 115, 225
installing CoreWatch
in Solaris 25–26
in Windows 26
Interface Bound to DVMRP dialog box 150
Interface Definition dialog box 122, 173
interfaces
defining RIP 141–144
modifying list of flows 202–204
obtaining information 398, 401, 405, 416, 419,
426–428
replacing VLANs 103
Internet Group Management Protocol. See IGMP
Internet Protocol. See IP
IP
ACLs 208–212
addresses 108
creating QoS profiles 185–190
forwarding information 399
obtaining error statistics 384
obtaining packet statistics 381
obtaining reassembly statistics 382
overview 107–109
QoS precedences 181
routing status 397–400
setting security 208–212
IP address, community string 28, 29
IP addresses 108
IP Error Statistics graph 384
IP Forwarding table 399
IP Forwarding Table command 451
IP Interface table 398
IP Interface Table command 451
IP Interface wizard 111, 116
IP interfaces
applying ACLs 224–228
bound to port 110–116
bound to VLAN 116–121
configuring 107–130
creating 110–121
disabling 156–158