Enterasys Networks Fast Network 10 - Manual

Enterasys Networks Fast Network 10

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Fast Network 10 User Guide; NOTICE
  • Page 7 – FastNET 10 User Guide; CONTENTS; CHAPTER 1
  • Page 11 – ABOUT THIS MANUAL; The contents of each chapter are described below.; Introduction; , outlines the contents of this manual and; Unpacking and Installing Your FN10; , provides instructions for; Monitoring and Managing Your FN10
  • Page 12 – Diagnostics and Troubleshooting; anonymous
  • Page 13 – DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS; The following conventions are used throughout this document:; Current Number of Learned Addresses: 133; status; Entry; or; Exit
  • Page 14 – RELATED DOCUMENTATION; Fast Network 10 MIB; 2 port with FE up-link option
  • Page 15 – FN10 Front Panels; Provides full store and forward bridging functionality.
  • Page 16 – Protection against multicast storms.
  • Page 17 – OSI Reference Model; Data Link
  • Page 18 – local traffic; Typical Switching Application
  • Page 19 – Each dynamic entry includes:
  • Page 20 – A single port number of the LAN on which the address resides; Filters for instructions on setting up FN10 filters.
  • Page 24 – Multiple Ethernet Segments Sharing 10 Mbps Bandwidth; Traffic
  • Page 25 – Using the FN10 to Create Virtual Workgroups; LOCAL CONSOLE MANAGER; Workgroup A
  • Page 27 – Parameters that appear in all capital letters, for example; bridge; , indicate that you must enter a value for that parameter.
  • Page 28 – help; command is; erase; to erase the current FN10 configuration sets up the IP
  • Page 29 – command is functionally equivalent to; logout; logout; exit; The unit’s spanning tree maximum age has changed.
  • Page 31 – CHAPTER 2; One AC power cord
  • Page 33 – Meaning of FN10 LEDs; RX; Pwr
  • Page 34 – Installing the Stick-on Feet; Select
  • Page 35 – Attach the rack-mount brackets to either side of the FN10 chassis.; General Considerations for Mounting a FN10; Temperature
  • Page 36 – Rack-mounting the FN10; OFF; Fasteners
  • Page 37 – After several more seconds, the Ready LED will stay on, indicating; CONNECTING THE LOCAL CONSOLE MANAGER; Press the Enter key several times. If the FN10 is operational, LCM
  • Page 38 – CONNECTING THE FN10 TO THE NETWORK; See the
  • Page 39 – Attach a tap-type transceiver to the thick coax cable. Refer to the; ADDING OR REPLACING THE OPTIONAL FAST; Disconnect the FN10 from the network and remove the power cord
  • Page 40 – Removing the FN10 Backplate; When the FE assembly makes contact with the internal connector,
  • Page 41 – Completed FE Module Installation; Reconnect the FN10 to the network, plug in the power cord, and power; Refer to Chapter 3, Configuring Your FN10.
  • Page 43 – CHAPTER 3; Assigning IP addresses
  • Page 44 – Displaying trunking status; You can use the LCM; command to erase all
  • Page 45 – ASSIGNING IP ADDRESSES; To assign an IP address to a port, at the LCM prompt:; ipaddr; Entering; to erase the current FN10 configuration sets the
  • Page 46 – LCM displays the current IP address table, for example:; IP Address
  • Page 47 – ENABLING BRIDGING; BPDU; bridge 2 on; Port 2 bridging: Transparent Bridging
  • Page 48 – DISABLING BRIDGING; bridge 2 off; DISPLAYING BRIDGING FUNCTIONS; Port 24 bridging: off
  • Page 49 – ENABLING TRUNKING; Trunk Connections
  • Page 50 – Trunk Groups
  • Page 51 – To enable trunking for the example shown, you would:; DISABLING TRUNKING
  • Page 52 – DISPLAYING TRUNKING STATUS; The display could look like the following:
  • Page 53 – Port 1 Status
  • Page 54 – DEFINING AND DELETING WORKGROUPS; Defining Virtual Workgroups
  • Page 55 – LCM responds with the following display:
  • Page 56 – The options for INFO include:; workgroup; To create or modify a workgroup, at the LCM prompt:; workgroup NAME PORT-RANGE INFO
  • Page 57 – workgroup NAME delete; ASSIGNING A COMMUNITY NAME; sxadminAnyPass; SNMP
  • Page 58 – CONFIGURING MULTICAST STORM PROTECTION; sxifTxStormCnt; – specifies the maximum number of multicasts that; sxiTxStormTime; – specifies the period of time that the maximum; RCM Reference Guide or the documentation that came
  • Page 59 – MODIFYING MIB VARIABLES; . The Display String
  • Page 60 – The set password variable (; Get Password; The get password variable (; sxadminGetPass; ) must be set to the value of; dot1dTpAgingTime; parameter, and deletes
  • Page 61 – CHAPTER 4; FN10 statistics are divided into five groups:
  • Page 62 – MAC statistics
  • Page 66 – The number of received packets with frame alignment errors.
  • Page 67 – snmpInPkts
  • Page 68 – in the PDU’s; USING LCM TO CHECK FN10 STATUS; Status
  • Page 69 – You can also use the; command to display status for; and specifying a port
  • Page 70 – You can view the status for multiple of ports by typing; and
  • Page 71 – addresses display; command displays all MAC addresses in the
  • Page 72 – To display all MAC addresses, at the LCM prompt:; addresses display any; If you do not specify; any; , only the learned static and other addresses are
  • Page 73 – big
  • Page 74 – Displaying Manufacturing Information; ident
  • Page 75 – USING LCM TO MANAGE THE FN10
  • Page 76 – to find the port number you are using to; Rip listening
  • Page 77 – noRIP; Port IP Address
  • Page 78 – . You can then enter a; To assign a community name, at the LCM prompt:; community; LCM prompts you to verify the new community name by retyping it.
  • Page 79 – To display the current baud rate setting, at the LCM prompt:; baud; To change the baud rate setting, at the LCM prompt:; System will be reset in 60 seconds.
  • Page 81 – CHAPTER 5; BRIDGE ADDRESS TABLE FILTERS
  • Page 85 – They are from Port 2.
  • Page 86 – True – Means all traffic that matches the field will be filtered.; Pseudo filtering
  • Page 87 – The Port filter configuration fields are described in Table 5-2.; Port Filter Configuration Fields
  • Page 88 – Port Filter Configuration Fields (Continued)
  • Page 89 – TYPE
  • Page 90 – USING FILTERS FOR SECURITY PURPOSES; Example 1: Restricting Access to a Network Segment
  • Page 91 – Using Filters to Restrict Access to an
  • Page 92 – The source LAN or port number
  • Page 93 – Using Filters to Restrict Access to Specific Stations; This filtering example specifies three separate components:
  • Page 94 – This information is used to configure the filter as follows:
  • Page 95 – Using Filters to Restrict Access to Authorized Users; No match flags for both of the above components
  • Page 96 – USING FILTERS TO ENHANCE NETWORK; Unnecessary traffic
  • Page 97 – Using Firewall Filters to Reduce Multicasts
  • Page 98 – This filter is configured as follows:
  • Page 99 – CONFIGURING A PORT FILTER; filters display; command to find the filter index number of the
  • Page 100 – filters add; If you are using a source range, type either:
  • Page 101 – True – Filter the packet if the protocol type matches.
  • Page 102 – And
  • Page 103 – To delete a Port filter, at the LCM prompt:; filters delete; LCM prompts you for the filter index.; FILTERING AND PERFORMANCE
  • Page 105 – CHAPTER 6; Reset using the front panel Reset button
  • Page 107 – DIAGNOSTIC LOOPBACK TESTS
  • Page 108 – Fast Network 10; MIB Reference; STATUS AND ACTIVITY INDICATORS
  • Page 109 – FN10 Front Panel LEDs
  • Page 110 – LED
  • Page 111 – Description of FN10 Buttons; Button
  • Page 113 – A.1 FN10 SPECIFICATIONS
  • Page 115 – A.2 SERIAL CABLE PIN ASSIGNMENTS; Connectors; Connector Pin Numbers
  • Page 117 – Up to five segments in series; Crossover RJ45 Pin Assignments
  • Page 124 – An organization that creates, controls and publishes standards.; jitter; Clocking deviation on a network.
  • Page 129 – INDEX; Numerics
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