Enterasys IRM2, User Manual

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Viewing Chassis Information 2-7
The IRM2 Chassis View
• Find Source Address... , which allows you to locate the port through which a
MAC address is communicating; see Chapter 4, Source Address Functions.
• Lock/Unlock Ports... , which allows you to protect the hub from unauthorized
access; see Chapter 4, Source Address Functions.
• Alarm Limits... , which launches the repeater-level alarms window; see
Chapter 5, Alarm Limits, for alarm configuration information.
• Trap Selection... , which allows you to selectively enable and disable certain
SNMP traps generated by the IRM2; see Chapter 6, Trap Selection.
• Reset Counters , which lets you refresh the IRM2’s statistical counters to zero.
This option is discussed later in this chapter.
• Restart... , which you can use to perform a warm boot of the IRM2. This option
is discussed later in this chapter.
The Utilities Menu
The Utilities menu provides access to any utilities provided by NetSight Element
Manager for use with the IRM2 module. This includes the MIB Tree utility, which
provides direct access to the IRM2’s MIB information. Refer to your Utilities
User’s Guide
for information on this utility.
The Help Menu
The Help Menu has three selections:
• Mibs Supported , which brings up the Chassis Manager window, described
later in this chapter.
• Chassis Manager Help , which brings up a help window with information
specifically related to using the Chassis Manager and Chassis View windows.
• About Chassis Manager... , which brings up a version window with the
Chassis Manager application in use.
The Board Menu
The Board menu for the IRM2 module and its associated modules provides the
following selections. If the board you are monitoring is not recognized by the
IRM2 — for example, if it is a mid-chassis intelligent module such as a GatorMIM
— the single board-level selection available is Module Type...:
• Statistics... (see Chapter 3)
• Timer Statistics... (see Chapter 3)
• Summary Statistics... (see Chapter 3)
• Performance Graph... (see Chapter 3)
• Module Type... , which brings up a window containing a description of the
selected board; see Viewing Hardware Types , page 2-13 .
• Alarm Limits... (see Chapter 5)