3Com 1005 - Manual

3Com 1005

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 9 – Introduction; from the information in this guide, follow the release notes.; How to Use This Guide; If you are looking for:
  • Page 10 – Conventions; Table 1; Notice Icons; Icon; Text Conventions; Convention; This typeface; commands
  • Page 11 – Related Publications; This User Guide is not intended to answer all your questions
  • Page 13 – About the LinkBuilder MSH; “Setting up the Switch 1005”
  • Page 14 – Summary of Features
  • Page 15 – Port Connections; 0BASE-T Switch Ports; “Setting the Links on the
  • Page 16 – Transceiver Module Ports; “Transceiver Module slot”; The Backbone Port; backbone port; Adding an Expansion Module; “Transceiver
  • Page 17 – Switch Operation and Features; How the Switch Compares to a Bridge; Packet Source
  • Page 19 – Intelligent Flow Management
  • Page 21 – Chapter 4; PACE
  • Page 23 – MSH Switch 1005 on Your Network; Server Connections; the Switch 1005, we recommend that you disable IFM on that port.; Network Configuration Examples
  • Page 24 – Workgroup Switch I; shows how the Switch 1005 fits into a large corporate
  • Page 25 – shows the Switch 1005 in a second workgroup situation. This
  • Page 26 – Desktop Switch; shows the Switch 1005 used for a group of heavy-traffic
  • Page 27 – Configuration Rules for Fast Ethernet; category 5; category 5
  • Page 28 – Switch Overview — Front Panel
  • Page 29 – LEDs; For information on using the LEDs for fault diagnosis, please see; LED; Ports 1 - 4 relate to any Transceiver Module installed into the
  • Page 30 – Transceiver Module slot
  • Page 31 – Switch Overview — PCB View
  • Page 32 – “Setting the Links on the Switch 1005”; Switch Defaults; Ethernet Statistics session per por t/VLAN.
  • Page 33 – Setting Up the MSH Switch 1005 for Management; LinkBuilder MSH
  • Page 35 – Safety Information
  • Page 36 – Pre-installation Configuration; Setting the Links on the Switch 1005
  • Page 37 – shows possible configurations for LK1 - LK5. You may have; Position and Link Number
  • Page 38 – Advice for Setting Backplane Connections and Avoiding Loops
  • Page 39 – Fitting a Transceiver Module; If you have an Expansion Module fitted to your Switch 1005 and you; Fitting an Expansion Module; Fitting an Expansion Module allows you to increase the number of
  • Page 40 – Switch 1005 Installation and Removal; LinkBuilder MSH User Guide
  • Page 41 – You do not need to power off the MSH chassis before removing the; Operation after Power-up; In an Unmanaged System
  • Page 42 – In a Managed System; In a managed MSH chassis, operation of the Switch 1005 is the same,
  • Page 43 – Using the VT100 Interface; Local Management
  • Page 44 – VT100 screen components; Type of
  • Page 45 – terminal emulation software before using the Control keys.; Use this key; move the cursor one space to the left and delete a character. To
  • Page 48 – Logging On; LinkBuilder
  • Page 49 – security; After Logging On; Default Users; User Name
  • Page 51 – Switch 1005 Management Setup; “Resetting the; Switch Management Setup screen; MAC Address; Normal
  • Page 53 – SETUP TRAPS; “Setting Up Traps”; Logging Off; Auto Logout screen
  • Page 55 – Setting Up Users; User Access Levels screen; LOCAL SECURITY screen
  • Page 56 – Creating a New User; Create User screen; monitor
  • Page 57 – manager; Community String; Deleting a User; Delete Users screen
  • Page 58 – Editing User Details; Edit User screen; advise on your next course of action.
  • Page 59 – Assigning Local Security; Switch Local Security screen; Serial Port; Security; Remote Telnet
  • Page 60 – Community SNMP; The Switch 1005 can be managed
  • Page 62 – Choosing a Switch Management Level; Switch Management screen — port level
  • Page 63 – Management Level; Module; Switch Management screen — module level
  • Page 64 – Port ID; port; STATISTICS
  • Page 65 – module; Module Setup screen; Module Type; Fast Forward
  • Page 66 – one
  • Page 68 – Port Setup; Port Setup screen; Present/Not Available; Port State
  • Page 70 – “Switch; Select VLT Mode; Chapter 5; Duplex Mode; Intelligent Flow Management (IFM) will not work on a port which uses
  • Page 72 – You should be aware of the following points when using Broadcast; Specifying the Backbone Port; Specifying the backbone port for your Switch 1005 is carried out
  • Page 73 – Database is 100% full; Ageing entries
  • Page 74 – Permanent entries
  • Page 75 – Configuring the Switch Database; Switch Module Database View screen; “Choosing a Switch Management Level”; Database Entries
  • Page 76 – Searching the Switch Database; By MAC Address; By Port
  • Page 77 – Port Number; Adding an Entry into the SDB; Deleting an Entry from the SDB
  • Page 78 – Resilient Links
  • Page 79 – Viewing Resilient Setup; Module Resilience Summary screen; MAIN Port; Active
  • Page 80 – Unknown; Active Port; Main; Pair Enable
  • Page 81 – Configuring Resilient Links; Port Resilience screen; Main Port ID; Available; Standby Port ID
  • Page 83 – Creating a Resilient Link; Standby Links Available; Deleting a Resilient Link
  • Page 84 – Setting Up Traps; Your Network Manager may automatically set up traps in the Switch; Trap Setup screen; IP or IPX Address
  • Page 85 – public; Throttle
  • Page 86 – Reset screen; Resetting the Switch 1005 in this way is similar to performing
  • Page 87 – Initializing the Switch 1005; Initialization screen; Use Initialize with great care. The Switch 1005 configuration
  • Page 88 – backplane connections. See
  • Page 89 – Upgrading Software; Appendix C; Software Upgrade screen; File Name
  • Page 90 – In the
  • Page 93 – Benefits of VLANs; It eases the change and movement of devices on IP networks
  • Page 94 – An Example; The concept of VLANs
  • Page 95 – The Default VLAN; “Setting; Connecting VLANs to a Router; backbone ports
  • Page 96 – Connecting Common VLANs Between Switches; VLTs can only be used for links between Switch 1005 modules,; Using Non-routable Protocols
  • Page 97 – VLAN Configurations; Example 1; Enterprise Manager applications.
  • Page 98 – VLAN configuration with a single Switch 1005 module
  • Page 99 – Example 2
  • Page 100 – VLAN configuration with two Switch 1005s
  • Page 101 – Example 3
  • Page 102 – VLAN configuration with a Switch 3000 FX as a basement switch
  • Page 103 – Setting Up VLANs on the Switch; VLAN; VLAN Setup screen
  • Page 104 – Select Port Type; Transceiver Module, the Transceiver Module with the lowest port; Port; “VLANs and the Switch 1005”; BP
  • Page 105 – ResBP; This field displays the resilient backbone port for the VLAN, if; APPLY; This button applies any changes to the VLAN database.
  • Page 106 – Assigning a Port to a VLAN; Initially, all Switch ports belong to the Default VLAN ( VLAN; Specifying a Backbone Port; “Port
  • Page 109 – Summary Statistics; Switch Summary Statistics screen; FRAMES RECEIVED
  • Page 110 – FRAMES FORWARDED; “Resetting the Switch 1005”
  • Page 111 – Port Statistics; Switch Port Statistics screen
  • Page 112 – Frames Forwarded
  • Page 113 – Port Traffic Statistics; Port Traffic Statistics screen
  • Page 116 – Port Error Analysis; Port Error Analysis screen
  • Page 118 – Status Monitoring; Status screen; Number Of Resets
  • Page 120 – Remote Polling; Remote Poll screen; Target Address
  • Page 122 – Spot Checks; “Identifying Fault Conditions with the LEDs”
  • Page 123 – Identifying Fault Conditions with the LEDs; The following table shows how you can identify possible fault
  • Page 124 – “Port Setup”
  • Page 125 – You forget your password and cannot log in:; Switch 1005 Operation Problems; You see network problems and the Packet LED is on continuously; Changing links LK1 to LK5 has no effect on external port
  • Page 128 – Screen
  • Page 132 – Operating Temperature; Safety; Agency Certifications; Electromagnetic Emissions; Note that to comply with these standards, shielded cables; Heat Dissipation; 4 watts maximum
  • Page 133 – Standards Supported; SNMP
  • Page 134 – Online Technical Services; Com Bulletin Board Service; Access by Modem
  • Page 135 – Access by ISDN; World Wide Web Site; Country
  • Page 136 – ComForum on CompuServe; patches; go threecom; ComFacts Automated Fax Service
  • Page 137 – Support from Your Network Supplier
  • Page 138 – Support from 3Com; If you are unable to receive support from your network supplier,
  • Page 139 – Returning Products for Repair; A product sent directly to 3Com for repair must first be assigned a; Europe
  • Page 140 – 00Mbps Ethernet implementation over fiber.; ageing; which have timed-out and are no longer valid.; backbone; between network segments.; connect the Switch to the backbone of your network.; backplane; The internal path between modules within the MSH chassis.; bandwidth
  • Page 141 – line speed
  • Page 146 – Numerics; See
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Part No. DUA1840-0AAA01

Published June 1996

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Summary

Page 9 - Introduction; from the information in this guide, follow the release notes.; How to Use This Guide; If you are looking for:

A B O U T T H I S G U I D E Introduction This guide describes how to install and configure the MSH Switch 1005. If the information in the release notes shipped with your product differs from the information in this guide, follow the release notes. How to Use This Guide The following table shows wher...

Page 10 - Conventions; Table 1; Notice Icons; Icon; Text Conventions; Convention; This typeface; commands

2 A B O U T T H I S G U I D E Conventions Table 1 and Table 2 list text and icon conventions that are used throughout this guide: Table 1 Notice Icons Icon Type Description Information Note Information notes call attention to important features or instructions. Caution Cautions alert you to personal...

Page 11 - Related Publications; This User Guide is not intended to answer all your questions

Related Publications 3 Related Publications This User Guide is not intended to answer all your questions concerning the MSH. While using the MSH Switch 1005, you may need to refer to the following publications: ■ LinkBuilder MSH User Guide , part number DUA1800-0AAA0x. ■ LinkBuilder MSH Management M...

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