Intel ZT 8101 10/100 - Manual

Intel ZT 8101 10/100

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 9 – Tables
  • Page 11 – Introduction; Highlights; Layer 2 Switching Functions
  • Page 12 – Layer 3 Switching Functions; Additional Features; Front Panel Features
  • Page 13 – Management Functions; Specifications; Electrical
  • Page 14 – Mechanical; Product Information and Sales Support
  • Page 15 – Installation and Initial Setup; Installing the Board; Power on
  • Page 16 – Uninstalling the Board; Identifying External Components
  • Page 17 – Status LEDs; Figure 2. Front Panel
  • Page 18 – Health Status LED; Port LEDs; Link / Activity LED Mode
  • Page 19 – Link / Speed LED Mode; Getting Started with Management; Accessing the Local Console
  • Page 20 – To log in to the switch the first time; press Enter. There is no initial username.; Setting the IP Address; To configure the IP address; From the Main Menu, select Basic Network Setup and press Enter.
  • Page 21 – Press Escape to return to the Main Menu.; Upgrading Firmware through Zmodem; To upgrade the firmware using Zmodem
  • Page 23 – Managing the Switch
  • Page 24 – Switch IP and MAC Addresses; Flow Control
  • Page 25 – Port Security and MAC Address Learning; SNMP
  • Page 26 – DNS Relay
  • Page 27 – MAC Address Aging Time
  • Page 28 – Traffic Control; IP Forwarding; ARP Table; Router Ports
  • Page 29 – Priority
  • Page 30 – Filtering; MAC Address Filtering
  • Page 31 – Port Mirroring; Spanning Tree Protocol; STP Levels and Parameters
  • Page 32 – STP Parameters for the Switch Level
  • Page 33 – STP Parameters for the Port Level; Link Aggregation
  • Page 35 – VLANs; Static VLAN—This VLAN is manually configured on the switch.
  • Page 36 – GVRP
  • Page 37 – Ingress Checking; Broadcast Storm Control and VLANs
  • Page 38 – IP Path MTU Discovery; System IP Interface
  • Page 39 – Additional IP Interfaces
  • Page 40 – Multicasting; GMRP
  • Page 41 – Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP); Non-Querier—Prevents the VLAN from becoming a querier.
  • Page 42 – IGMP Snooping; Routing Protocols
  • Page 43 – RIP; Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol (DVMRP)
  • Page 45 – Using the Telnet Console; Before You Start; General Deployment Strategy
  • Page 46 – VLAN Layout
  • Page 47 – Getting Started; Console Usage Conventions; Connecting to the Switch
  • Page 48 – Main Menu
  • Page 49 – Basic Setup
  • Page 50 – Creating User Accounts; To create a new user account
  • Page 51 – Admin and User Privileges; To log in once you have created a registered user; Type in your password and press Enter.; Saving Changes
  • Page 52 – To save changes to NV-RAM; Reboot; Highlight one of these options and press Enter.; Basic Settings
  • Page 53 – Switch Information
  • Page 54 – Get IP From Description
  • Page 55 – Network Management Setup; To configure SNMP; To configure trap recipients; Recipients Setup and press Enter.
  • Page 56 – To configure the access list; Serial Port Settings; From the Main Menu, select Serial Port Settings and press Enter.; Port Configurations; From the Main Menu, select Port Configurations and press Enter.
  • Page 57 – Switch Utilities
  • Page 58 – To update firmware; To download a configuration file; To start the download, highlight DOWNLOAD and press Enter.; To upload a configuration file; Enter; To upload a history log file
  • Page 59 – To test connectivity with ping
  • Page 60 – Configuration; To configure DNS Relay services
  • Page 61 – Network Monitoring; Port Statistics; To view port utilization
  • Page 62 – To view port error statistics
  • Page 63 – To view an analysis of packet sizes and types; Address Tables; To view the MAC address table
  • Page 64 – To view the IP address table; To view the routing table
  • Page 65 – To view the ARP table; Status; To view GVRP status; FIND
  • Page 66 – To view the IGMP snooping status; information. Highlight FIND and press Enter.; To view the IP multicast forwarding table
  • Page 67 – To view the DVMRP routing table; To view the switch’s history log
  • Page 68 – Advanced Setup; Spanning Tree; To configure global STP switch settings
  • Page 69 – To define the port members of an STP group
  • Page 70 – Forwarding; To configure MAC address aging
  • Page 71 – To configure unicast MAC address forwarding; To configure multicast MAC address forwarding; Toggle the Action field to Add/Modify and configure these fields.
  • Page 72 – To configure storm control; To configure advanced traffic control
  • Page 73 – To configure static IP routes; Toggle the Action field to Add and configure these fields.; To configure static ARP; IP Address Filtering; To specify an IP address for filtering
  • Page 74 – Priority Settings; MAC Address Priority; Toggle the Action field to Add/Modify and configure these fields.
  • Page 75 – IP Priority; Priority based on Port
  • Page 76 – User Priority Regeneration
  • Page 77 – Mirroring Configurations; To configure a port for mirroring; To configure GMRP globally
  • Page 78 – To configure VLANs supporting GMRP; To configure GVRP globally; From the Main Menu, select VLAN Configurations and press Enter.; To create or modify a port-based VLAN
  • Page 79 – To create or modify an 802.1Q VLAN
  • Page 80 – To configure the member ports of an 802.1Q VLAN; To configure a link aggregation group; From the Main Menu, select Link Aggregation and press Enter.
  • Page 81 – To configure link aggregation load sharing
  • Page 82 – Layer 3 IP Networking; Setting Up IP Interfaces; To set up IP Interfaces on the switch; RIP Configuration
  • Page 83 – To configure RIP; Multicast Global Configurations; To configure globally the multicast protocols; Configurations
  • Page 84 – IGMP Configuration; To configure IGMP snooping
  • Page 85 – Highlight APPLY and press Enter to make the changes.; To configure IGMP for an IP interface
  • Page 86 – DVMRP Interface Configuration; To configure DVMRP for an IP interface; PIM-DM Interface Configurations; To configure PIM-DM for an IP interface
  • Page 87 – Static Router Port
  • Page 88 – To configure a static router port
  • Page 89 – Using the Web Console; Determine how to segment the network—
  • Page 90 – Develop a policy scheme—; Develop a redundancy scheme—
  • Page 91 – Logging In; Configuration Options
  • Page 92 – — Basic Switch Setup—Configure the switch’s IP address.
  • Page 94 – To retain any configuration changes permanently
  • Page 95 – Restart; To reset the switch to factory default values
  • Page 99 – Network Management; To configure SNMP community strings
  • Page 100 – To configure management station IP addresses
  • Page 102 – BOOTP/DHCP Relay Agent; To configure the BOOTP/DHCP relay agent
  • Page 103 – To configure the static BOOTP relay setup
  • Page 104 – To configure DNS Relay
  • Page 105 – In the top panel under Statistics, click Port Utilization.; In the top panel under Statistics, click Port Error Packets.
  • Page 106 – In the top panel under Statistics, click Port Packet Analysis.
  • Page 107 – — Search Table By VLAN—
  • Page 109 – To view GVRP Status; To view router ports
  • Page 110 – In the top panel under Status, click IGMP Snooping Status.; To view the IGMP group table; In the top panel under Status, click IGMP Group Table
  • Page 112 – To configure STP switch settings
  • Page 116 – Select the port you want to configure and click Edit.
  • Page 118 – To remove an entry, select the entry in the table and click Remove.; To set up a MAC address priority
  • Page 119 – To remove an entry, select the entry in the table and click Delete.
  • Page 121 – VLAN Configurations
  • Page 122 – To configure a port-based VLAN
  • Page 123 – To configure member ports of an 802.1Q VLAN; To configure GMRP globally:
  • Page 124 – To configure a link aggregation group:
  • Page 125 – Layer 3 - IP Networking
  • Page 126 – To set up IP interfaces on the switch; To globally enable or disable RIP; In the top panel under IP Interface Settings, click RIP Status.; To configure RIP interface settings; Select the interface you want to configure and click Edit.
  • Page 128 – IGMP Configurations
  • Page 129 – DVMRP Interface Configurations
  • Page 130 – Static Router Port Settings
  • Page 133 – Agency Approvals; CE Certification
  • Page 134 – Regulatory Information; FCC—Federal Communications Commission (USA); Product Safety Information; Safety Precautions
  • Page 135 – Safety Information
  • Page 136 – Rack Mount Enclosure Safety; Warranty Information
  • Page 137 – For the Americas
  • Page 138 – For IJKK
  • Page 139 – Serial Cable; Pin Assignments
  • Page 140 – Building the Cable; Figure 5. Serial Cable Diagram
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Intel® NetStructure™ ZT 8101 10/
100 Ethernet Switch

User’s Manual

February 2003

Order Number: 273869-002

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