IBM 10G Network Active Bypass, User Manual

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Chapter 3. Monitoring the 10G Network Active Bypass unit
from the management interface
You can use either the secure web-based management interface or the command-line interface to set and
to manage most of the configuration options for the 10G Network Active Bypass unit. This chapter
explains the configuration options that are available for you to manage through the web-based
management interface.
System status
Use the Status page to view system, power supply, network segment, and network TAP port status for
the 10G Network Active Bypass unit.
The System section provides the following general system status:
Table 15. System status settings
Field Description Default
Product name Name of the 10G Network Active
Bypass unit
Firmware version Current firmware version of the 10G
Network Active Bypass unit
Management IP IP address for the management port
Tip: Use the Management Port page
if you want to change IP settings for
the management port.
192.168.0.111
Current temperature Current temperature in °C or °F of
the system
Max temperature Maximum temperature in °C or °F
that the system reached during
uptime
Fan Status of system fans
Power 1 Status of power supply #1
Power 2 Status of power supply #2
The Segment status section shows whether each port in a segment is in an inline or bypass state. For each
segment, the following information is provided:
Table 16. Segment status settings
Field Description
Status Shows link status. If connected, it also shows the port
speed.
SFP Part No. Vendor part number of the SFP/SFP+ module attached
SFP Vendor Vendor of the SFP/SFP+ module attached
The Analyzer section shows analyzer ports for dedicated mirroring of the network traffic (providing
SPAN and TAP functions). For each Analyzer port, the following information is provided:
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