IBM 8239 Token-Ring Stackable Hub, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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surrogate group administrative mode
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rps_traps administrative mode
Enabling the Surrogate Group: Use one of these methods:
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Issue this command:
set management_interface surrogate_group enable
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Issue this command:
enable tr_surrogate surr_status surr_admin
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Use SNMP through the IBM 8239 TR Hub MIB.
Enabling REM
1. Enable the surrogate group as explained in “Enabling the Surrogate Group.”
2. Enable the REM function using this command:
enable tr_surrogate surr_status rem_admin
3. Enable each REM flag that you need using this command:
enable tr_surrogate rem_status option
Note: rem_traps defaults to enabled; all other flags default to disabled.
Enabling CRS
1. Enable the surrogate group as explained in “Enabling the Surrogate Group.”
2. Use this command to enable the CRS function:
enable tr_surrogate surr_admin crs_admin
3. Enable the CRS to report topology change traps:
enable tr_surrogate crs_traps
The default value for crs_traps is enabled.
Enabling RPS
1. Enable the surrogate group as explained in “Enabling the Surrogate Group.”
2. Enable RPS using this command:
enable tr_surrogate surr_admin rps_admin
3. Use this command to enable RPS to report new stations inserted into the ring:
enable tr_surrogate rps_traps
The default value for rps_traps is enabled.
RPS does not become active until you set the ring segment number. A ring
segment number is the part of the virtual storage ring address needed to refer to a
segment. It is used for identification of Token-Ring segments that are being
remotely monitored. Set the ring segment number if the 8239 Model 1 is acting as
the Ring Parameter Server, or if there is no Ring Parameter Server on the segment
and you are collecting RMON source routing statistics. Use the Token-Ring
Surrogate function to identify or set a ring segment number.
The ring segment number can also be obtained with the Aspen Config MIB.
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