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Insta llati on an d Con fi g ur at io n G ui de HP J3245A HP AdvanceS tack Switch 800T SEDONA.BK : sed_0cvr.fm5 P age 1 Thursday, February 27, 1997 10:11 AM.
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ii i Prefa ce Pref ace Use o f This Guid e and Oth er Swit ch 800T Docu me nta tion This gui de des cribes how to install the Swi tch 800T (H P J3245A ) in yo ur networ k and u se the co nsole in terfa ce for the HP AdvanceStac k S witch 800T ( hereaft er r eferred to as t he “Swi tch 800T”).
iv Pref ace Overview of Console Appl icati on s Ex ample of t he HP Advance St ack Swit ch 800 T with Four 10 0Base- TX Tran sceiver s ins tal le d When powered -up in th e facto r y defa ul t co n fi.
v C ontent s Conten ts 1 : In s ta lla tion In s t a ll a ti o n S um m ar y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1 1. I ns t al l A dd- In T ran sce i v ers (Opti onal) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
vi Co ntent s SNMP Comm unities Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-13 Tr a p R ec e i ve r s F e at u r es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3- 15 Serial Li nk Fe atures .
vii C ontent s 7: Advanced Concepts Ove rview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7- 1 Spann ing T ree Pr otoc ol (ST P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
vi ii Co ntent s Diagnostic Tests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-7 Tes ting Twis ted -P air Cab l ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9- 8 Testing End- to-End Networ k Com municatio ns .
ix C ontent s E: BOO TP Operat io n Ove rview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E- 1 The Bootp Proce ss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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1- 1 In stall ation 1 Installation Insta llation Summ ary This chapte r desc ribes the install a tion procedures for the HP J324 5A Adv anceStack Swi tch 800T (h er eafter refer r ed to as the Sw i tch 800T ). The f o llowin g is a summary of th ose p rocedu res: 1.
1-2 Inst a lla t ion Inst a lla ti on S um m ary In stall ation 2. Install t ransceivers (optional). The Switch 800 T is shi p pe d wi th four HP J 3192B Advance Stack 100Base-TX T wisted-Pair T ransc eiver Modules (refe rred to in this manua l as “transcei ver s”) already ins tall ed.
1-3 Ins ta ll atio n 1. In stal l Add -I n Tra n sc eiver s (O ption al) In stall ation 1. Install Add-In Tran s ceivers (Opt io nal ) The S witc h 800 T is ship ped with four HP J 3192B Adva n ceS tack 100Base- TX Twisted-P air Transceiv er Modul es already instal led.
1-4 Inst a lla t ion 1 . I nstal l Add-I n Tr anscei ve rs (O pt io nal ) In stall ation It may be more conven ie n t to ins t all additio n al tr ans ceive r s before in st a ll in g the Switch 800T into a rac k or other loc ation. Inspect your in stalla tion si te and dete rmine whether the switch ’s module s lots will be ac cessibl e.
1-5 Ins ta ll atio n 1. In stal l Add -I n Tra n sc eiver s (O ption al) In stall ation Caut ion For prop er cool ing and redu ction of electrom ag netic em issions, ensure that the slot cove r s (p rovided w ith your Sw itch 8 00T) are install ed on any unused s lots.
1-6 Inst a lla t ion 2 . Verif y the Swi tc h’ s Oper at ion In stall ation 2. Ve ri fy t he Sw i t ch ’s Ope r at io n This pro cess verifi es that the Switch 800T is op eratin g proper ly. V erif y t he S witc h Ha rd ware 1. Connect the supplied power cor d to the switc h ’s power receptacle.
1-7 Ins ta ll atio n 2. Veri fy the Swit ch’s Ope ration In stall ation Figu re 1-5. Th e Swit ch 800T Sy stem LEDs When the switch i s pow ered on, i t per forms a se lf- diagnost ic test. During the test, the following occurs: • All LEDs turn on mom entarily.
1-8 Inst a lla t ion 3 . Mount the S w it ch In stall ation 3. Mou nt th e Swit ch A Switch 800T c an be mounted in two ways : ■ In a rack or cabinet ■ On a t able ■ On a wal l The hardware for mounting the swi tch is included in the accessory kit (506 3-85 44) packe d with the swi t ch .
1-9 Ins ta ll atio n 3. Mount t he Sw it ch In stall ation Rack or Ca binet Mounti ng Warn ing T he ra ck or c abinet shou ld be ade quate ly s ecure d to pr ev ent it from b ec omi ng un st abl e an d/o r fa ll i ng ov er. Install t he Switch 800T only on a tabletop or an equipment rack or ca bi n et de sig n ed fo r t h is p ro du c t.
1-10 Inst a lla t ion 3 . Mount the S w it ch In stall ation 3. Usin g a Phil li ps cross- h ead scr ew d river, attach the L-sh ap ed mounti ng bracke ts to e ach side of th e switch w ith four 10- mm M 4 sc rews (included in the acce ss ory kit) . Figu re 1-7.
1- 1 1 Ins ta ll atio n 3. Mount t he Sw it ch In stall ation Figu re 1-8. Pos it ion t he Switch f or Rack Mountin g Figu re 1-9 . Seat the Switc h in the Rack 5. Ins t all the other two 5/8 -inch 12- 24 screws into the upper hol e in each bracket. Includ e th e cable- tie br ack et o n the side on which you want to lead your netw ork cabl es.
1-12 Inst a lla t ion 3 . Mount the S w it ch In stall ation Figu re 1-10. I nst all the Switc h in the Rack 5/8- inch #12 -24 screws C a bl e-T ie Bra cket SEDONA.
1- 1 3 Ins ta ll atio n 3. Mount t he Sw it ch In stall ation Notice that for the fi rst A dvanceStack device mounted i n a rack, the bottom notc h an d the top hole i n the bracket are us ed. For the next AdvanceStack de vice above, the bottom hole and the top no t ch are us ed.
1-14 Inst a lla t ion 3 . Mount the S w it ch In stall ation Mount ing t he Switch on a Wall Caut ion The Swi tch 80 0T should b e mounted onl y to a wal l or wood surface that is constructed of a m inimum of 1/2-inch plywood o r its equivalent.
1- 1 5 Ins ta ll atio n 3. Mount t he Sw it ch In stall ation Table Moun ting Plac e the switch o n a t ab le o r other horizon t al s urface. (No sp ecia l tools are nece ssary.
1-16 Inst a lla t ion 4 . Conn ect a Power Suppl y In stall ation 4. Connec t a Power Supp ly The Switc h 800T does not have a power switc h. It is powered- on when the pow er cor d is p lug ged in. The s witch’ s power su pply autom atica ll y adjus ts to any AC power sour ce b etw een 100-1 27 vo lts and 200- 240 vo lts .
1- 1 7 Ins ta ll atio n 4. Conne ct a Po wer Su pply In stall ation To Use the (Optional ) HP J2962A Advan ceStack R e dunda nt Power Supply ( RPS): Caut ion Remove th e power cord from the Switch 800T before con n ecting the (opti onal ) redu nda nt power su ppl y (RPS).
1-18 Inst a lla t ion 4 . Conn ect a Power Suppl y In stall ation Figu re 1-15. Locat ion of the RPS Connect or RP S Co nn e ct or No te : D o No t U s e t he Po w er Cord Rece ptacl e If Yo u Pl an To Use the RPS wit h th e Sw it c h. SEDONA.BK : s ed_1.
1- 1 9 Ins ta ll atio n 5 . Compl ete th e Network Conne ctio ns to the Swi t ch In stall ation 5. Com plete the Ne twork Conne ctions to the Switch Connect the switch to the power source. With the switc h mounted, you are now r eady to c onnect i t t o your networ k .
1-20 Inst a lla t ion 5 . Compl et e t he Net work Conne ctio ns to the Swit ch In stall ation For connec tions to thes e ports, see the documentati on you recei ved with th e specif ic transceiver, and to the Co nnectiv i ty Q uick Refer ence men t i o ne d in the pr eced in g n o te.
1- 2 1 Ins ta ll atio n 6. Conne ct a Co nso le De vice (O pti on al) In stall ation 6. Co n nect a Co ns ol e De vice (O pti on al ) The S witch 800T consol e interfac e enable s you to use a P C or .
1-22 Inst a lla t ion 6 . Conn ect a Cons ole Devi ce ( Opt io nal ) In stall ation Direct Console Manageme nt, Using A Serial Cable and a Term inal or PC Terminal Emulat or You can use ei th er a PC emulati ng an ASCII termin al (such as the ter mi nal application included with M icrosoft Wi ndows 3.
1- 2 3 Ins ta ll atio n 6. Conne ct a Co nso le De vice (O pti on al) In stall ation 3. When yo u see this m e ss age: Waiting for speed sense. Press enter to continue.
1-24 Inst a lla t ion 6 . Conn ect a Cons ole Devi ce ( Opt io nal ) In stall ation Remo te Console Managem ent Using a Mod em and a T erminal or PC Term inal Em ulator Note For rem ote conso le manageme nt use a full- du plex, asyn chron ous (chara cter- mode ) modem .
1- 2 5 Ins ta ll atio n Wher e To Go from Her e In stall ation Where To Go from Here Chap ter Top ics 2 and 3 To us e the cons ole and t o conf i gur e sw i tc h fea tu res 4 To mon itor and ana ly ze.
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2- 1 Using t he C onsole In terf ace 2 Usin g t he Co nsol e Inter fac e Ov ervi ew This chapter desc ribes the foll o wing fea tures: ■ Starting an d ending a con sole s ession (pa ge 2-2) ■ The .
2-2 Us ing the C ons ole I nt erfac e Star ti ng and End in g a Cons ole Sessi on Using t he Console In terf ace S tartin g and Endi ng a Cons ole Ses sion Note This manual as sumes that either a ter .
2-3 U sing th e Consol e Int er face S tar t in g and En ding a Cons ole Sessi on Using t he C onsole In terf ace Figu re 2-1. Th e Main Menu F or a des cription of Ma in Menu features, refer to “Main M enu Features” on page 2-4. How T o End a Con sole Sessi on : 1.
2-4 Us ing the C ons ole I nt erfac e Mai n M enu Feat ur es Using t he Console In terf ace Ma in Me n u F ea t ur es The Main Menu (fi gure 2-1 on page 2-3) gi ves you access to these con sol e in te.
2-5 U sing th e Consol e Int er face Sc re en Struc tur e an d N avigat i on Using t he C onsole In terf ace Sc reen S tru ctu re a nd Na vi gat ion Cons ole scree ns include th ese three el ements : .
2-6 Us ing the C ons ole I nt erfac e Sc re en Struc tur e an d N avigat i on Using t he Console In terf ace Ta ble 2 -1. How To N avigat e i n the Con s ole Tas k: Actio ns: Exe cut e an ac ti on f r.
2-7 U sing th e Consol e Int er face Using Pa ssword Sec urit y Using t he C onsole In terf ace Using Pass word S ecurity Ther e are two le vels of co nso le acc ess: M an ager and Operat o r. For secur it y, you can set a pass word on each of these leve ls .
2-8 Us ing the C ons ole I nt erfac e Us in g Pas swor d Secu ri ty Using t he Console In terf ace Note If there is onl y a M ana ger pass word set (with no Operator pa ssword ), and the Man ager passwor d is not enter ed cor rectly when the console s ession begins , the swi t ch operates on the O pe rat or level.
2-9 U sing th e Consol e Int er face Using Pa ssword Sec urit y Using t he C onsole In terf ace b. T yp e a p asswo rd of u p to 16 char act er s and pr ess [Enter] . (R emem ber that passw ords a re case- sensiti ve.) c. Whe n prom pted wi th Enter new password again , retype the new password a nd press [Enter] .
2-10 Us ing the C ons ole I nt erfac e Re boo ting the Sw i tc h Using t he Console In terf ace Reboo ting the S witch Rebooting the switc h t erminat es the current consol e session and perform s a reset o f the opera ting s ystem.
2- 1 1 U sing th e Consol e Int er face Rebo oting t he Sw it ch Using t he C onsole In terf ace Rebo oti ng To Ac tiva te Conf i gur at ion Chan ges. Config urat ion chan ges for some p arameter s become effec tive as so on as y o u sav e the m.
2-12 Us ing the C ons ole I nt erfac e Res e tti ng th e S witc h Using t he Console In terf ace Resetting the S w itch Re sett ing r equ ir es p hy si cal ac cess to the fr o nt of the S w itch 80 0T.
3- 1 Con fig uring t he Switch 3 Co nfigu rin g the Sw itch Ov ervi ew This chapt er provides an over view of th e S wit ch 800T con figu ration features .
3-2 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Ov ervi ew Con fig uring t he Switch Note In the factory default configurat ion, t he Spanning Tree Pro t ocol (STP) is off. However, if the topology of your netw ork includes any redundant l oops between s witch es or bri dges, you shou ld enab le S TP.
3-3 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Config urab le Features How To Access th e Switch 800T Configurati on : Us e this procedure t o ac cess th e switch ’ s configur ab l e features. 1. Be gin at th e Main Menu and se lect Configuration (fig ure 3- 2): Figu re 3-2.
3-4 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch Figu re 3-3. Th e Co nfigurat ion M enu 2. Use t h e arr ow keys ( [< ] , [>] , [^] , and [v] ) to highlight the configuration topic y ou wan t, then pre ss [Ent er] .
3-5 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch System F eatu res Configures basic s witch m anageme nt inform ation, inclu ding sys tem data, address a ging, and time z one para me ters: Figu re 3-4.
3-6 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch Port F eatur es Confi gur es the operat ing state for each port an d opti onally as signs sel ecte d ports to a port tr unk. (For m ore on po rt trunking, refer to chapter 7.
3-7 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch IPX S ervice Fea tures Ena bles the switc h to b e managed in an IPX ne twork . The Switch 800T autom aticall y enables IPX, confi gure s the IP X node add res s, and learn s the IPX netwo rk numb er.
3-8 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch (Op tio na l) H ow To Co nfig ure IPX f or Ma n age men t fr om a R emot e I PX Net w or k.
3-9 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Inter net ( IP) Ser vice Featu res Enables y ou to c onfigure: ■ IP add ress, subnet m ask , and (op tionally) the.
3-10 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch How T o Man ually C onf igur e fo r I P. 1. Fro m the Confi gur ation scree n, select Internet (IP) Service to di splay the above scree n . 2. Pr ess [E] (for E dit ).
3- 1 1 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Vi rt ual LA N ( VL AN ) Featu re s Enables y ou to c reate up to eight port-based V LANs. A V LAN i s a g roup of ports des ignated by the Switch 800T as belo n gi ng to the same bro ad cas t doma in.
3-12 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch IP M ul ticast (IG MP ) Se rvice F eat ures—M ultim edia Traffic Con trol The I GMP ( Internet Gr oup Management Pr otocol) featur e helps to reduce network conge sti o n and improve se curity by reduc ing unnecessary multicast traffic on a per- port ba sis.
3- 1 3 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch SNMP Com mu nit ies Fe atur es Enables you to a dd, edit, or delete SNM P comm unities. Use this feature i f you expect to manage the switch from an SNMP management stat ion.
3-14 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch 2. Pr ess [A] (for A dd ) to display the follow ing scree n: Figu re 3-9. Th e SN MP Add or Edit Scre en Note In the d efault configura tion, no m anager addresses are configur ed.
3- 1 5 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Trap Rece iver s Feat ures Enables y ou to configure up to ten IP and/or IPX man agement stations ( t rap rece ivers ) to receiv e SNMP trap packets sent fro m the switch .
3-16 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch Serial L ink Feat ures Enables y ou to a djust the Console RS- 232 configurati on to customize the connecti on with the PC, terminal , or modem you are using for consol e a ccess.
3- 1 7 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Conso le Fea tur es Lets you enable or disable inbound T elnet acces s and control the types of ev en ts dis played in th e even t lo g.
3-18 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch Netw or k Mo nit or in g Por t F eatu re s Lets you designate a port for monitori ng traffi c on one or mo re other ports or on a VL AN confi gured on the s witch.
3- 1 9 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Figu re 3-14. Example of S electi ng a Monito ring Port 5. Pr ess t he Space bar to select which port to use for the monitor in g po rt, then press [v] to m ove to the Monitor parameter.
3-20 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch Figu re 3-15. Ex ample of Select ing a VLAN t o Monitor Note It is possible in networks with h igh traffic le vels to copy more t ra ffic to a monitor port than the link ca n suppo rt.
3- 2 1 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Spann ing T ree Featu r es Enables you to activate the IEEE 802.1d Spanni ng Tree Protocol ( STP) and to adjust s panning tre e param eters. In the fact ory d efault, STP is off.
3-22 Co nf igu ring t he Swi tch Co nf ig ura ble Featur es Con fig uring t he Switch Traffic/ Secu rity Fi lter Fea tur es Ena bles you to c ontrol tr affic an d increas e networ k securi ty by cr ea.
3- 2 3 Con fi gur in g the Swit ch Con figu rable F eatur es Con fig uring t he Switch Automa tic Br oa dcast Cont rol ( ABC) Feat ures —La yer 3 Sw itching ABC r educes the amoun t of IP and/or IPX.
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4- 1 Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he 4 Mon itoring a nd Ana ly zing Sw itch Op eratio n from the Co nsole Ov ervi ew Th e Main Men u in t he switch’s con sole interface give.
4-2 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole Stat us a nd Coun ters Men u Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Sta t us an d C o un t e rs Me nu Sel ect Status and Counters fro m the M ain Menu to dis play the Status and Coun ters m enu: Figu re 4-1.
4-3 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Sta tu s and Co unter s M enu Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Sw itch I nf ormat ion Figu re 4-2.
4-4 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole Stat us a nd Coun ters Men u Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Po rt S tat us Figu re 4-3.
4-5 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Sta tu s and Co unter s M enu Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Po rt Co un te rs Figu re 4-4. Ex ample of Port Count ers This scr een e n ables you to determine the traffic patterns for each p ort.
4-6 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole Stat us a nd Coun ters Men u Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he To view th e ele m ents tha t co mpr is e the traffi c on a parti cular po rt , highligh t that port numbe r (figure 4-4), then sele ct Show details .
4-7 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Sta tu s and Co unter s M enu Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Addr es s Tab le Figu re 4-6. Ex ample of the Addres s Tab le This screen lets you easil y determine which switc h port is being use d to access a s p ecific device on the network.
4-8 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole Stat us a nd Coun ters Men u Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Por t Address Tab le This scr een l ets you easily d etermine w hich devi ces are attach ed to the sele cted s witch port by listi ng all of th e MAC add resses detect ed on that port .
4-9 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Sta tu s and Co unter s M enu Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Figu re 4-8. Ex ample of a Port Ad dress Tabl e for a Spec ific P ort In th is ex ample, several MAC addr esses ac ces sed throu gh po r t 1 app ear i n the init ia l lis ti ng.
4-10 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole Stat us a nd Coun ters Men u Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Sp ann ing T ree (ST P) In for m atio n N.
4- 1 1 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Sta tu s and Co unter s M enu Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he You can use the S how ports action at t.
4-12 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole Stat us a nd Coun ters Men u Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he IP M ul ticast ( IG MP) Statu s Note If m.
4- 1 3 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Sta tu s and Co unter s M enu Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he You can also displ ay the port status of the indiv idual multicast groups.
4-14 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole Stat us a nd Coun ters Men u Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Aut oma tic Broa dcast Contr ol (ABC) Inf.
4- 1 5 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Eve nt L og Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Event Lo g The Event Log records operatin g events as single-l ine entries liste d in ch rono- lo gical order .
4-16 Mon itor ing and Analy zing Swit ch Oper ati on f ro m t he Co nsole E vent Log Monitori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he Enter ing and Navigati n g in the Event Log Di splay. To enter the eve nt lo g, se lect Event Log from the Main menu.
4- 1 7 Mon itor ing and Ana lyzing Sw itch Opera tion f rom t he Con sole Eve nt L og Moni tori ng and Analy zing Switc h Oper ation from t he The ev ent log ho ld s up to 100 lines in ch r onologica l order, fr om the old est to the new est. Each line consist s of one complet e e ven t message.
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5- 1 Usi ng SNMP To Monito r and Manage t he Switch 5 Using SNM P To Monit o r an d Mana ge t he Swit ch You can manag e the swi tch v ia SNMP from a n etwork manageme nt s tation. (The switch suppo rts SNMP v1 and SNMP v2c, exc ept as noted b elow for SNMP v2 Notific ations .
5-2 Us in g SNMP To M oni to r and Man age the Sw i tch SNMP Man ageme nt Usin g SNM P To Mon itor and Manage t he Switch HP P ropr ietary M IBs include: • Stat istics for mes sag e and packet buffer s, tcp, telnet , and timep (nets w tst. mi b) • Port c ounters, forwa rding table, and CPU s tatistics (stat.
5-3 Using SNM P To Mon it or and M anag e the Swit ch SNMP Co nfigu rat i on Pr oces s Usi ng SNMP To Monito r and Manage t he Switch SNM P Config ura tion Proc ess The gener al steps to confi guring for SNMP access to the prec ed in g featu r es are: 1.
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6- 1 Usin g t he A dvanced Commands 6 Usin g t he Ad vanc ed Com mands Ov ervi ew The Ad van ced Commands , which ar e accessed fr o m the Main Menu , gi ves you acces s to th e fol low in g sys tem m.
6-2 Us ing the A dvan ced Co mmands Ov ervi ew Usin g t he A dvanced Commands How T o Use the Co mm and Pro mp t: 1. To access the c ommand pr o mp t, use the ar row keys to highli ght Advan ced Commands in the M ain M enu and pre ss [E nter] . Figu re 6-1.
6-3 Using t he Adv ance d Com m an ds Overvi ew Usin g t he A dvanced Commands How To Exit from th e c ommand prom pt: Typ e exit and pres s [Enter ] to r eturn to the Main M enu. How T o List Ava ilable Co mm ands: At the c ommand prom pt, type h an d press [Enter] .
6-4 Us ing the A dvan ced Co mmands Co mmands Usin g t he A dvanced Commands Co mm an ds To ex ecut e a n y o f th ese comm ands, s ele ct Ad vanced Commands from the Main Me nu, type the comm and, and press [Enter] . Conven tions: ■ Com mands ar e sho wn in th e normal typeface.
6-5 Using t he Adv ance d Com m an ds Commands Usin g t he A dvanced Commands ip xpi ng ipx -addr [re petiti ons ] [ t i m eou t] [s iz e] wher e: ipx- addr is the IPX add re ss of the t arget node in this for mat : netw o r k numb er : mac ad dre ss re petit ions i s t he numb er of tim e s to re pea t th e echo req uest .
6-6 Us ing the A dvan ced Co mmands Co mmands Usin g t he A dvanced Commands vlan vlan _name wher e: vlan_ name is th e name of th e virt ua l LAN you w ant to ac ces s. Us ed w he r e VL ANs ar e configur ed. Used to se lect a di ffer en t VLAN e nviro nment in whic h t o exec ute Comma nd P romp t com mands.
6-7 Using t he Adv ance d Com m an ds Commands Usin g t he A dvanced Commands walkmib object na me Re tr ieves t he MIB s ubt ree f or the sp ecified MIB o bj ect .
6-8 Us ing the A dvan ced Co mmands Co mmands Usin g t he A dvanced Commands zpu t fi le r emo te - file ov erw r ite d o s/u ni x wher e: f ile is CONFI G or a co mmand. re mote -f il e is a f ile n a me on th e con sol e PC. ove rwrit e is: 0 (don ’t ove rwr it e a fil e of the sa me n am e).
7- 1 Advance d Concept s 7 Ad va nc ed Con ce pt s Ov ervi ew The switch provides support for these advanced features: ■ Spanning Tree Protocol— STP ( page 7-2) ■ Port trunking (page 7-5) ■ Fi.
7-2 Ad van ced Concep ts Sp annin g T ree Protoc ol ( STP ) Advanc ed Concept s Span ning T ree Protoc ol (STP) The s w itch u ses the IEEE 8 02.1d Sp anning Tr ee Prot ocol (ST P) to ensure that only one p ath at a time is active betwee n any two nodes on t h e network .
7-3 Adv ance d Concept s S pann i n g Tre e Pro t oc ol (STP ) Advance d Concept s How T o Conf igure Sp anning T ree: In most cases, the defaul t STP pa ra m- et er se ttings ar e ad equate. I n cases where it is not, u se this pro cedure to make confi gur atio n ch anges.
7-4 Ad van ced Concep ts Sp annin g T ree Protoc ol ( STP ) Advanc ed Concept s 6. If the remai n in g STP parame ter setti ngs are adequate fo r your ne twork , go to step 9. 7. Use [Tab] or the arro w k eys to select the next param eter you w ant to change , th en t ype in the new va lue.
7-5 Adv ance d Concept s Port T run king Advance d Concept s Por t Trun king Figu re 7-3. Conc eptu al Il lustratio n of Port Trunki ng Port trunki ng is used to allow up to fou r por ts to be c onn ected together to function as a s ingle, higher-speed port to conn ect t o another He wlett-Packard switch designe d for port trun king.
7-6 Ad van ced Concep ts Po rt Tru nki ng Advanc ed Concept s Note Using m ore than one m edia type and/ or link speed i n a port tru nk is not supported. The console i nterface all ows onl y link s of the same m edia type withi n the same trun k. Similar ly, it is recomme nded that al l links in t he same trunk have the same s peed.
7-7 Adv ance d Concept s Port T run king Advance d Concept s Figu re 7-4. Ex ample of Confi guri ng a Port Trun k 4. To assign another por t to the trunk, repeat s teps 3c, and 3d.
7-8 Ad van ced Concep ts F il ters and Sec ur it y Advanc ed Concept s Fi lters a nd Security To en hance the switch’s bandwi d t h usage and in-b and s ecurity , confi gure per- port filters to forward desired traffic or drop unwanted traffic, as describ ed below.
7-9 Adv ance d Concept s F il ters and Sec ur it y Advance d Concept s Prot ocol Filter s . This filter type enables the switch to restrict traffic of a particular pr otocol ty pe to a specific de stination po rt or ports on the switch (or to be dro pped for all ports on the switch).
7-10 Ad van ced Concep ts F il ters and Sec ur it y Advanc ed Concept s Note If a node designate d by the Source MA C parameter is mov ed to a different port than its original source port, any traffic to or from that n ode will not be forw ar ded by the switch.
7- 1 1 Adv ance d Concept s F il ters and Sec ur it y Advance d Concept s Figu re 7-6. Ex ample of the Tra ffic/S ecurit y Filt ers Con figurat ion Scree n 4. Pr ess the Space b ar to se lect the type of fi lter you want to co nfigure. The options are: • Multicast (the default) •P r o t o c o l • Source Port • Source MA C 5.
7-12 Ad van ced Concep ts F il ters and Sec ur it y Advanc ed Concept s 6. Confi gure the fi lter acti o n for each destinat ion por t. For exampl e: Figu re 7-7.
7- 1 3 Adv ance d Concept s F il ters and Sec ur it y Advance d Concept s a. Pr ess [v] to highli ght the Action option for a des tination p ort ( Dest Port ). b. Pr ess the Space b ar to select t h e fil ter acti on for that port ( Forward filtered packets--the default--or Drop filter ed p ack ets ).
7-14 Ad van ced Concep ts Vir tual LANs (V LANs) Advanc ed Concept s Vi rtual LANs (VLANs ) The switch suppor ts port-based virtual LANs (VLA Ns). A VLAN is a collection of ports that belong to a single broa dcast doma in. (That is, all ports carryi ng traffic for a par ticular subnet address w ould be long to the sam e VLAN.
7- 1 5 Adv ance d Concept s Vir tu al LANs (VLANs) Advance d Concept s Effe ct of VLA Ns on Ot her Swit ch F eatu re s IPX a n d IP I n te r f ac e s .
7-16 Ad van ced Concep ts Vir tual LANs (V LANs) Advanc ed Concept s Adding a Tr ansceive r Module. If yo u in stal l a trans ceiver modul e i n a previou sly unoccupi ed slo t, the p ort for tha t transceiv er modul e wil l be automaticall y added to the default VLAN.
7- 1 7 Adv ance d Concept s Vir tu al LANs (VLANs) Advance d Concept s ■ If you are manag ing VLANs with SNM P in an IP netw ork, either configure an IP ad dress an d su bnet mask f o r ea ch VLAN or u se th e (defaul t) Bootp feature to downl oad an IP confi guration from a Boo t p ser ver.
7-18 Ad van ced Concep ts Vir tual LANs (V LANs) Advanc ed Concept s To Create a N ew V LAN. Use this pr oc ed ure to ad d a n ew VLAN or to ed it the name of an existi ng VL AN. 1. Be gin n ing at the Main Menu, sele ct Configuration to display the configuration m enu.
7- 1 9 Adv ance d Concept s Vir tu al LANs (VLANs) Advance d Concept s Figu re 7-11. Th e (Default) VLAN Names Scree n 3. Pr ess [A] (for A dd ). You wil l then be pr ompted for a new VLAN n ame : Name : _ 4. Type the name (up to 12 character s, with no spaces) of a n ew VLAN that you w ant to add , then press [En ter] .
7-20 Ad van ced Concep ts Vir tual LANs (V LANs) Advanc ed Concept s 1. If you h ave j ust adde d a new VLAN n ame a nd ha ve not ye t r e booted the switch, do so now (step 7 in the p revious pro cedu re). 2. Return to the Main Menu a nd select Confi guration to di splay the C onfig- uratio n menu.
7- 2 1 Adv ance d Concept s Vir tu al LANs (VLANs) Advance d Concept s 5. Return to the Main menu. (It is not necessary to re boot t he switch; the new port assignm ents are impl emented when you do the “save” in the preced ing s tep. ) VLAN Restrictions ■ Ea ch por t can be assi gned to only one VLAN.
7-22 Ad van ced Concep ts Vir tual LANs (V LANs) Advanc ed Concept s HP Rou ter Req uiremen ts. Use the H ewlett-Packard version A .09.70 (or lat er) ro u t er O S re l eas e i f an y o f t he fo ll o.
7- 2 3 Adv ance d Concept s I P M ult ic ast (IG M P) Advance d Concept s IP Multic ast (IGMP ) In a network where IP mult icast traff ic is t ransmitted for various multi media appl icati ons, you can us e the switch t o reduce u nnecessar y band width u sage on a per-port ba sis by configuri ng IGMP.
7-24 Ad van ced Concep ts IP M ult ic a st (I G MP ) Advanc ed Concept s Once the sw itch learns the port location of the hosts bel onging to a ny partic- ular m ulticast grou p, it can direct gro up traffi c to only those po rts, re sulting in bandw idth sav ings on ports w here group m embers do not reside .
7- 2 5 Adv ance d Concept s I P M ult ic ast (IG M P) Advance d Concept s The next fi gur e (7-14) shows a network running IP multicasting using IGMP without a multicast route r. In th is case, the IGMP-configured switch runs a s a querie r . PCs 2, 5, and 6 are members of the same IP multicas t group.
7-26 Ad van ced Concep ts IP M ult ic a st (I G MP ) Advanc ed Concept s ■ For PC #1 to become a me mber of the sam e multicast grou p without flo o di n g IP multi cas t traffic o n all po rts of switch es 1 and 2, IGMP must be confi gured on both switches 1 and 2.
7- 2 7 Adv ance d Concept s I P M ult ic ast (IG M P) Advance d Concept s Note If you move a port fro m one VLAN to a no ther, that port will retain i ts IP mu lti cas t ( IP Mcast ) parameter setting. For example, suppos e port 1 is in DEFAULT _VLAN with an IP Mcast se tting of “Blo cked”.
7-28 Ad van ced Concep ts IP M ult ic a st (I G MP ) Advanc ed Concept s Figu re 7-16. Ex ample of the (Def ault ) I P Multi cast (I GMP) Servi ce Screen 4. Pr ess t he Sp ace bar t o select Yes (to en abl e IGMP). 5. Use [v ] to highlight the Forward with High Priority paramet er.
7- 2 9 Adv ance d Concept s I P M ult ic ast (IG M P) Advance d Concept s Changin g the Quer ier Co nfigu rat io n Setting .. The Querier featu r e, by default, is enabled and in most cases shou ld be left in t his setting. If you need to change th e qu erier sett ing, you can do so usin g th e IGMP Confi guratio n MIB.
7-30 Ad van ced Concep ts Au to matic Br oadc ast Contr ol (ABC) Advanc ed Concept s Autom atic Broadc ast Control (ABC) ABC helps to c on serve band width and processing power for IP and/or IPX traffic w ithin a br oadcast do main without adding the levels of c o st and laten cy nor mally associa ted w ith rout ers.
7- 3 1 Adv ance d Concept s Autom at ic B roa dcas t Co ntr ol (ABC ) Advance d Concept s To l earn hos t D’s MAC addre ss, host A sends a broadcast ARP request. Because the swit ch does not yet k now the l o cation of host D, it fl oods the reques t out all ports .
7-32 Ad van ced Concep ts Au to matic Br oadc ast Contr ol (ABC) Advanc ed Concept s for w arded on all p o rts. However , with ABC enab le d and ad di t io n al RIP and SAP p arameters configured, th.
7- 3 3 Adv ance d Concept s Autom at ic B roa dcas t Co ntr ol (ABC ) Advance d Concept s Ena b l ing Bo th IP and IP X (I P_I PX ) Ena blin g ABC f o r IP and IPX cau se s the s w itch t o : ■ Send a proxy IP A RP reply for ho sts who se addr esses the swit ch has learned.
7-34 Ad van ced Concep ts Au to matic Br oadc ast Contr ol (ABC) Advanc ed Concept s 2. Sel ect Automati c Broadcast Contr ol ( ABC) and press [Enter ] . 3. If no VLANs ar e confi gured , g o to ste p 4 . If V LANs ar e config ured, p r ess E dit , then sel ect the VLAN in wh ich you want to confi gure AB C.
7- 3 5 Adv ance d Concept s Autom at ic B roa dcas t Co ntr ol (ABC ) Advance d Concept s arr ow key to displa y the r emain ing ABC pa rameter s. ( If VLANs are confi gured , these par ameters alread y appea r.) Then do one of the follo w- ing : • If you enabl ed ABC fo r IP_IPX and p ressed an arro w key (fi gure 7-20 , below): Figu re 7-2 0.
7-36 Ad van ced Concep ts Au to matic Br oadc ast Contr ol (ABC) Advanc ed Concept s ca n overr ide the sett ing in this sc reen by going to t he Port Confi gur a tio n scr een (p age 3-6) and set ting the b roadcas t li mit val ue ind ividua lly fo r one or more specific ports.
7- 3 7 Adv ance d Concept s Autom at ic B roa dcas t Co ntr ol (ABC ) Advance d Concept s • If you enabled ABC f o r IPX (f igu re 7-22 , belo w ): Figu re 7-2 2. ABC Ena bled Wi th D efaul t IPX Op tion (No V LANs Co nfigured) i. Se le c t IPX RIP/SAP Control.
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8- 1 File Tran sfers 8 File Tr an sfers Ov ervi ew You can down load new sw itch s oftwa re (operating system — OS) and upload or d o wnlo ad switc h configu ration files. These featur es are usefu l for acquir ing peri odic switch softw ar e upgrades an d for stor in g o r retr iev i ng a switch configuration.
8-2 F il e Tr ans fers Do w nl oadi ng an Oper atin g Sys tem File Tran sfers Down lo a di n g an Opera t i ng Sy stem You c an use the switch c o nsole’s TF TP f eature ( Download OS ), HP’ s SNMP Download Manager, or the HP Update Utility (update.
8-3 F il e Transf ers Do wnloadi ng a n Oper at ing S yst em File Tran sfers Us in g TF TP To Do wnl oad t he OS Fi le This procedure assum es that an OS file for the switch h as pr evio u s ly been sto r ed on a TFTP ser ver accessibl e to the switc h.
8-4 F il e Tr ans fers Do w nl oadi ng an Oper atin g Sys tem File Tran sfers 5. If VLANs are configu red, highligh t the VLAN fi eld. Then u se t h e Space bar to s elect the VLAN in which the TFTP Server is operating. 6. Hi gh lig ht the Remote File Name fi eld, then type the name of the OS file.
8-5 F il e Transf ers Do wnloadi ng a n Oper at ing S yst em File Tran sfers Sw itch-to -Sw itc h D own loa d If you have tw o or mor e Switch 800T s and/or the B- version of th e S wit ch 2000 (HP J3.
8-6 F il e Tr ans fers T roubl esh ootin g TFTP Do wnload s File Tran sfers Trouble shoo ting TFT P Downlo ads If a TFTP download fail s, the Download OS scree n indi cates the failu r e.
8-7 F il e Transf ers Tro ubl es hooti ng TF TP Dow nl oa ds File Tran sfers ■ For a Unix TFTP se rver, the file perm issions for the OS file do not a llow the file to be copi ed.
8-8 F il e Tr ans fers T ran sf erri ng Swi tch 800 T Conf igur at io ns File Tran sfers Tra nsfer rin g Swit ch 800T Config ura tions You can us e th e fo l l owin g c ommands to t r ansfer Switc h 800 T conf igurati ons between th e switch an d a PC or Unix workstati o n.
8-9 F il e Transf ers T ran sf erri ng Swi tch 800 T Conf igur at io ns File Tran sfers To downl oad a configurati on from a file on a PC or Un ix works tation: get I P_a dd re ss CONFIG rem o te_ fil.
8-10 F il e Tr ans fers T ran sf erri ng Swi tch 800 T Conf igur at io ns File Tran sfers 0 (the default) al low s a new file to be created, but does not allo w an existing f il e to be overwri tten. 1 crea tes a new file or overw rites an exis ting fil e.
9- 1 Troub leshoot ing 9 Trou bleshoo ti ng ■ Troubleshooti ng Approa ches ■ Diagnosi ng with the L EDs ■ Install ati on P roblems ■ Unusual Network Activity ■ Diagn ostic T ests ■ Custome.
9-2 T roubl esho oting Diag nosing w it h the LEDs Troubles hoot ing Diagnosing with the LEDs Most prob lems with the switch can be di agnosed using the LE Ds on its front panel.
9-3 Troubl es hooti ng Diagno sing with the LE Ds Troub leshoot ing L ED Erro r Indi cations L ED St ate Diag nosti c Tip Po wer (gr een ) Off If t he Power LED is of f and the fan is no t runni ng, ver ify that th e po wer co rd is plug ged int o an ac ti ve pow er sour ce an d to the swit ch.
9-4 T roubl esho oting Diag nosing w it h the LEDs Troubles hoot ing Se curit y (or ang e) Flash i n g Sh oul d re mai n off dur i ng nor mal oper ation. F la she s if an SNMP aut hen ticat i on f ai lur e has occu rr ed or if a tra ff ic fi l ter viol at ion h as occ urred .
9-5 Troubl es hooti ng Inst a llati on Pr ob lem s Troub leshoot ing Insta llation Problem s By carefully fol low ing the installation procedur es described in chapter 1, “Installation”, you can a void m ost prob lem s caused by im proper installation of the swi tch or one o f its com ponents.
9-6 T roubl esho oting Inst a lla ti on P r obl ems Troubles hoot ing Cabli ng Pr ob lem s A high percentag e of netwo rk probl ems are du e to faul ty cabling. Cabling problems u sually r esult in the fa ilure of a s witch to conne ct to a n etwork, a hub, or the e nd node s.
9-7 Troubl es hooti ng Un us ua l N e two r k Ac ti vi ty Troub leshoot ing ■ F or ph ysi c a l l aye r top olo gy gui de li nes : Design i ng HP AdvanceStack Workgr oup Networks availab l e on the CD shipped with your switch.
9-8 T roubl esho oting Cu stomer Suppo rt Servi ces Troubles hoot ing Test ing Twist ed-P a ir C abli ng The tw isted-pai r cab le att ached to the switc h and use d for 100Base- T con n e c- tio ns must be compati bl e wi th the IEEE 802.3 u 100Base -TX standar d for Ca talog 3 cabl e.
A- 1 Cab les a nd Connect ors A Cable s an d Co nne c to rs ■ Recomm ended C ables ■ Twisted-Pair Cable/Conn ector Pin-Outs ■ Twisted-Pair Cable Pin A ssig nme nts ■ RS-232 Connector and Ca ble Pin-Out This appen d ix l is ts cable s t ha t h ave been tested and ver ifi ed for us e with the Switch 800T.
A- 2 Ca bl es and C onne ct ors Re commen ded Ca bles Cab les a nd Connect ors Re co mmen ded C able s You can contact your HP-authorized dealer or (in t h e U.
A-3 Cables and Connect ors Twist ed- Pair Ca ble/ Connect or Pin- Outs Cab les a nd Connect ors Twis ted-Pa ir Cable /Connec tor Pi n-Outs Twis ted-P air Cable from Switch -Based MD I -X Mo dule or Tr.
A- 4 Ca bl es and C onne ct ors T w is ted -Pair Cable/ Con nect or Pin -Ou ts Cab les a nd Connect ors Twisted-P air Cable from Switch -Based MDI-X Module to an MDI - X H u b Po r t To connect an MDI-X port on a hub to th e Switch 800T, use a “cro ssover ” cabl e.
A-5 Cables and Connect ors Twi sted -Pa ir C able Pin Assign ment s Cab les a nd Connect ors Twis ted-Pa ir Cable Pin Assig nment s Twisted-P air Straigh t-Through Ca ble fo r 10/100Base-T Conn ection.
A- 6 Ca bl es and C onne ct ors RS -2 32 Connec tor and Ca ble Pin-Ou ts Cab les a nd Connect ors RS-23 2 Connec tor a nd Cable Pi n-Outs The switch’s Console RS-232 connector is wired a s if it is a terminal (DTE), ready to be connecte d to a mo de m (DCE).
A-7 Cables and Connect ors RS-23 2 Conn ector a nd Cable Pi n-Out s Cab les a nd Connect ors RS-23 2-C “Nu ll Mo dem ” Cabl e This ca b le type i s s upplied with th e swit ch for c onnection to a PC havin g a 9-p in co nnec to r.
A- 8 Ca bl es and C onne ct ors RS -2 32 Connec tor and Ca ble Pin-Ou ts Cab les a nd Connect ors RS-2 32 Modem Cabl e Modem (DC E) En d 25- p in ma le S wi t ch End 9 -p in male Signa l 23 T x 32 R x 47 R T S 58 C T S 66 D S R 75 G N D 8 1 CD OR DCD 20 4 DTR 22 9 RI 23 DRS — typical l y on V.
B- 1 Specif ica tions B Spec if icat ions Physical Electrical Environ me nta l Wi dt h: 44 cm (17. 3 in ) D ept h: 30 cm (11. 8 in ) Heigh t : 6.3 cm (2 .5 in ) Wei ght (w ith f our fac t or y- inst al le d HP J3192A Trans ceive r Modul es In stal le d): 4.
B- 2 Sp ecifi ca tions Specif ica tions Conn ect ors The R S-232- C console por t confor ms to V.22 bis . Electro mag netic Saf ety EN6 0950 ( 1992) + A1, A2 / IEC 950: 1991 + A1, A2 UL 1950 CSA 950 N.
C- 1 Sa mple Cons ole Confi guration s C Sampl e C onsol e C onf igura tion s Wi ndows 3 .1 Te rmin al Applic a tion You can use a PC with the Wi n d ows 3.1 Termin al Ap p li cati on for consol e man ageme nt access to the switc h. This sect ion provid es an example o f the configuration s ettings to u se w ith the W indows 3.
C- 2 Sa m p l e Cons ole C onf ig ura ti ons Proc omm Plus V2. 01 Sample Cons ole Confi gura tions Procom m Plu s V2.01 Term inal Option s ■ Termin al Em ulation: VT-100 ■ Duplex: FU LL ■ Softwa.
C-3 Sampl e Con sole Con fi gur at io ns Other Termi na l Emul at or s Sa mple Cons ole Confi guration s Other Terminal Em ulators For other co mmunica tion progra ms, us e the fol lowing table as a configu rat ion gui de: Op ti on Se tti ng Baud rat e 30 0, 600 , 1200 , 24 00, 960 0, 192 00, or 3840 0.
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D-1 Switch R eference D Swit ch R efere nc e Fr on t of S wi t ch All L EDs used by the Switc h 800T ar e on the front p an el. During the power - on or reset cycles , al l LEDs are on. Sw itch Stat us LEDs Figu re D-1. E xample of S tat us LEDs for th e S wit ch 80 0T Faul t LED Power LE D Self- tes t L ED Securi ty LED RP S L ED SEDONA.
D-2 Swi t ch Ref er ence F ron t of Switch Switch R eference LED State M eanin g of L ED Power (g ree n) on off T he sw itc h is r ece ivin g power fr om th e main pow er s upply or fro m the op tiona l RP S ( re dun dant pow er supply) . T he sw i tc h is not r eceiv in g power .
D-3 Switch Refe rence Front of Swi t ch Switch R eference Por t St a t us LE D s Figu re D-2. E xample of P ort S tatus L ED s for the S witch 800 T Port Tran sm it (T X) Port Ena bled P ort F ull- D .
D-4 Swi t ch Ref er ence F ron t of Switch Switch R eference R e s et a n d Co n fig Cl e a r But to n s Figu re D-3. Res et and Co nfig Clear B utt ons on the Switch 8 00T Res et Butt on C o nf ig Cle ar Butto n SEDONA.
D-5 Switch Refe rence Front of Swi t ch Switch R eference Butto n Act ion Res et Perfor ms a softwa re and har dware r eset , in cl uding a har dwa re sel f- test . (Th is achiev es the sa me r es ult as dis conn ectin g the power fr om the swit ch , th en rec onne cting it .
D-6 Swi t ch Ref er ence F ron t of Switch Switch R eference Console RS-232 Port The s witch’ s Co nsol e RS-232 port i s a standar d RS -232 s erial l ink us ed to connec t a Windows -based PC, a te rminal , or a modem. (For pinou t s, refer to appendi x A, Ca ble s and Connectors.
D-7 Switch Refe rence Ba ck of the Swit ch Switch R eference Ba ck of the Sw it ch Note If y ou use t he optional r ed undant power su pply ( RPS ) do not use th e power c or d that plu gs into the p ower co rd recep tacle ( figur e D-5). Figu re D-5.
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E- 1 BOOTP Operati on E BOO TP O p er ation Ov ervi ew Bootp is used to do wnload confi guration data from a Bootp s erver to the swi tch or to a V LAN configu r ed on th e s witch. Ei ther a m inimal I P confi gur a- tion or a full con figurati on can be retrieved from the Bootp serve r.
E- 2 BO OTP Oper at io n Bo ot p Data bas e Reco rd En tries BO OTP Op e ration Bootp Database Re cord Entries An entry in th e Bootp table file /etc/bootptab to update an IP addre ss and s ubnet mask to t h e S wit ch 800T or a VLAN con figu red in th e swit ch would be similar to thi s entr y: j3245switch: ht=ether: ha=080009123456: sm=255.
E-3 BOOTP Ope rat ion Confi gur in g Boot p BOOTP Operati on Config uring Boo tp In its default config uration, the switch i s configur ed for Bootp opera tion.
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F-1 MAC Ad dress Management F M AC Add ress Ma nage me nt Overv i ew The S w itch 800T assi gns MAC ad dres ses i n the follo wing thr ee ar eas: ■ Default MAC address assi gned at the factory ■ A.
F-2 MAC Add re ss M anagem en t Swi t ch ( D ef aul t) MAC Addr ess MAC Ad dress Management Sw it ch ( D efa ult ) MA C Ad d ress A defaul t MAC address i s assig n ed to each Switc h 800 T at the facto r y. This address is on th e l abel below the Console RS-232 port (shown be low): Figu re F-1 .
F-3 MAC Add res s M ana gement VLAN MAC Ad dr ess es MAC Ad dress Management VLAN MAC Addresses If yo u add V LANs t o the Switch 8 00T, each V LAN is au to ma tica lly as sig ned a di fferent MAC add res s. Al l por ts in a particula r VLAN wi ll h ave the same M AC addr ess.
F-4 MAC Add re ss M anagem en t MAC Add resse s (f or Sp ann ing Tree Operat io n) MAC Ad dress Management MAC A d dr e sse s ( f o r Sp a nn ing Tr ee Ope rati on) When no VLANs ar e confi gured , STP us es the MAC address ass ign ed to the switch. (T his is the M AC address pri nted o n the la bel on th e front o f the swi tch.
Safety-1 Saf ety a nd Regula tory Stat ements Sa fe t y a nd Re gul at or y S tat em en ts Safety I nformation Safety Sym bols. Grou nd ing. These are sa fety class I products and have pr otectiv e ear thing terminal s.
Safety-2 Sa fe ty and Regu la tory St at emen ts Inf ormati on s concer nant la sécu ri té Saf ety a nd Regul atory Stat ements Infor mation s co nce rna nt la s écurité Symboles de sécurit é Cet apparei l est un p roduit de clas se I et possède une b orne de m ise à la terre.
Safety-3 Safet y an d Regu lat or y State ments Hinw ei se z ur Si ch erh ei t Saf ety a nd Regula tory Stat ements Hinw ei se zur Si che r he i t S i c h erh eit ssy m b ol e. Dies ist ei n Gerät de r Sicherhe its k lasse I und verfügt über einen schü tzenden Erdungsterm inal.
Safety-4 Sa fe ty and Regu la tory St at emen ts Co nside raz ioni sul la si cur ezza Saf ety a nd Regul atory Stat ements Cons idera zion i sulla sicu rezz a Sim boli di sicur ezz a. Questo prodotto è omologato nella classe di s ic urezza I ed ha un terminale pro tettivo di collega m ento a terra.
Safety-5 Safet y an d Regu lat or y State ments Cons id era ciones sobr e se gur id ad Saf ety a nd Regula tory Stat ements Cons idera cione s s obre s eguri dad Sím bolo s de segu ri dad. Este ap ar ato se enmarca dentr o de la clase I de seguri dad y se encuentr a protegido por una b orna de pues ta a tierra.
Safety-6 Sa fe ty and Regu la tory St at emen ts Sa fe ty I nfo rma ti on Saf ety a nd Regul atory Stat ements Safety I nformation SEDONA.BK : sed_safe.
Safety-7 Safet y an d Regu lat or y State ments R egul at or y State m ent s Saf ety a nd Regula tory Stat ements Regulatory S tatements FCC Statem ent (U.S. A.) This equipment has bee n t es ted and found to comply with the limi t s fo r a Clas s A dig ital device, pur suant to Part 15 o f the FCC Ru les .
Safety-8 Sa fe ty and Regu la tory St at emen ts Re gul at or y Sta te m ent s Saf ety a nd Regul atory Stat ements Euro pean Communi ty This equipment compli es with CISPR 22/EN55022 Cl as s A.
Safety-9 Safet y an d Regu lat or y State ments R egul at or y State m ent s Saf ety a nd Regula tory Stat ements Declarat ion of Conf or m ity The f ol low ing Decla ration of Conf o r mity for the HP AdvanceS tack S witch 80 0T compl ies w ith IS O/IEC Gu ide 22 and EN 45 014.
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Index - 1 Index Index Numerics 1 00T, blue b ar … 1-5 8 02.2 … 7-31 8 02. 3 SAP … 3-22 A A.09. 70 rout er re lease … 7 -22 ABC … 3-23 c onfigur at ion … 7-3 2, 7- 37 e ncaps ul ation t ype.
Index - 2 Index C c abi net , ra ck … 1-9 c able … 1-15 c rossove r … 9-4 ne twor k conne ctions … A-2 probl ems … 9- 6 RS-23 2 … 1-24’ A- 2 s erial port … A-7 s pace … 1-8 tw isted .
Index - 3 Index E EC HO f ilte r … 3-2 2 e lec tric al out l et, grou nded … 1-6 e lec tric al sp ecifi cat i ons … B-1 e lec trom agn e tic spe cif ic at ions … B-2 e nabl ed, port … 4-4 e .
Index - 4 Index IP br oad cast tr aff i c … 3-2 3 c onfigur ation … 3-9 do wnload … 8-2 g ate way (IP) addr ess … 3-9 g ate way address … 3-9 ho st-onl y … 7-21 mgmt.
Index - 5 Index man ager a ccess … 3- 13 a ddress … 3- 14 a ddre ss field … 5-3 pa sswo rd … 2-7 — 2-1 0 Man ual , IP addres s … 3-10 MDI … 9-4 MDI-X … 9-4 med ia type, port tru nk ….
Index - 6 Index pa sswo rd … 2-1, 2 - 2, 2- 4 ca s e- s ens i t iv e … 2- 9 c lear … 2- 12 de le te … 2-9 in corre ct … 2 -8 len gt h … 2 -9 los t … 2 -9 set tin g … 2-8 pa th co st .
Index - 7 Index RFC 1 213 … 5-1 1 493 … 5-1 1 515 … 5-1 1 573 … 5-1 1 650 … 5-1 1 757 … 5-1 RIP … 7-30, 7 -31 RMON … 5 -1 ROM ver sion … 4-3 r out er … 3-23 , 7-22, 7-2 3, 7-30 g atew ay … 3-10 r out er con nect io n … 1-19 r out er re le ase A.
Index - 8 Index ST P See spanni ng tr ee. ST P, dup li cate MA C … 7-21 s ubnet … 7-23 s ubnet addr ess … 3-11, 7 -14 s ubnet mask … 1-21 , 3-9, 3-10 IP … 3 -9 subnet t ing , multi ple … 3.
Index - 9 Index v ir tual LAN Se e VLAN. VL AN … 3-9 , 3- 11, 3-1 9, 3-20 , 6- 6, 7-14 , 7-15, 7-22, 9-7 ABC … 7-30 , 7-32, 7-3 4 a ddress … 5- 1 Boo tp … E-1, E-2 c om ma nd prom pt … 6-2 c.
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Tech n ica l informati on in th is document is subject to change without n otice. © Copyri ght 1997 Hewle tt-Packar d Compan y Printed in Si ngapor e 3/ 97 Man u al P art Nu mb er J3245- 9000 1 *J3 245-90001* SEDONA.
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