Asante IntraSwitch 6200 Series User Manual

DRAFT IntraSwitch ™ 6200 Series User’s Manual Asanté Technologies, Inc.821 Fox LaneSan Jose, CA 95131www.asante.com1.800.662.9686August 1998Part

Page x List of Tables Table 1-1 Tools and Materials Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8Table 1-2 Factory Default Settings . . . .

Viewing Current Operating InformationPage 6-3Table 6-1 General Information Menu ParametersSetting DescriptionRunning Image Version/DateThe version and

Status Monitoring and StatisticsPage 6-4ViewingIntraSwitchSystemInformationYou can view system information on the IntraSwitch, and any installed expan

Viewing StatisticsPage 6-5The system information is displayed at the top of the screen, as highlighted in Figure 6-2. The following table describes th

Status Monitoring and StatisticsPage 6-6Figure 6-3 Statistics MenuThe received frames, transmitted frames, and error frames are displayed on this scre

Viewing StatisticsPage 6-7Typing l brings up the screen which shows statistics since the last reset.Figure 6-4 Statistics Since Last ResetThe followin

Status Monitoring and StatisticsPage 6-8To reset the counters in the above screen, type r. This resets all the counters to zero. Typing s on this scre

Viewing StatisticsPage 6-9Rx Dropped Frames Total number of frames that are dropped due to lack of buffers on a particular port.Tx Frames Total number

Status Monitoring and StatisticsPage 6-10The Counters screen displays the above counters on a per port basis. Typing t on the Counters screen brings u

DRAFT7AdvancedManagementThis chapter describes how to configure the Spanning Tree Protocol on the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224. This chapter contains the

Advanced ManagementPage 7-2Advanced ManagementSpanning TreeProtocolThe Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is a part of the IEEE 802.1d bridge specification.

Page xi Table 7-2 Spanning Tree Port Configuration Menu Settings . . . . 7-11Table 9-1 System VLAN Default Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spanning Tree ProtocolPage 7-3The Root Bridge is a central point from which the network is configured. It is selected on the basis of having the lowes

Advanced ManagementPage 7-4.Figure 7-1 Spanning Tree Configuration MenuConfiguring STPParametersThe IntraSwitch is shipped with the following STP defaul

Page 7-5Table 7-1 Spanning Tree Configuration Menu SettingsSetting DescriptionSwitch ID The identification number of the IntraSwitch. This value cannot

Advanced ManagementPage 7-6 *BC = Broadcast**MC= MulticastConfiguring Switch PriorityTo configure switch priority:1Open the Spanning Tree Configuration M

Page 7-7▲ Important: The lower the number, the more likely it is that the switch will be the Root Bridge. See Table 7-1 on page 7-5 for more informati

Advanced ManagementPage 7-8Configuring Maximum Age1Type a in the Spanning Tree Configuration Menu.2Enter a value for the Maximum Age timer at the prompt

Page 7-9▲ Important! This value must be between 4 and 30 seconds. See Table 7-1 for a description of the Forward Delay timer.3Press Return.The Forwar

Advanced ManagementPage 7-10ConfiguringSTP PortParametersThe Spanning Tree Port Configuration Menu allows you to configure and manage the STP parameters

Configuring STP Port ParametersPage 7-115Type c to set the port path cost.6Enter the port path cost, then press Return. The STP port parameters are con

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DRAFT About This Manual This section provides an overview of the IntraSwitch 6216M and IntraSwitch 6224 User’s Manual. It describes chapter contents,

DRAFT8Web BrowserManagementThis chapter describes how to manage the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 via a World Wide Web browser. This chapter contains the

Web Browser ManagementPage 8-2Web Browser ManagementOverview The IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 each have a built-in HTTP server which allows you to acces

Accessing with a Web BrowserPage 8-3Accessing witha Web BrowserTo use Web browser management, the IntraSwitch must be configured with an IP address. Se

Web Browser ManagementPage 8-4∆ Figure 8-1 Web Browser Management PageThe Switch Web Browser Management Page contains a sidebar with eight option but

Page 8-5❏ Front panel displayThe front panel graphic displays the image of the connected switch, its LED panel, and the active data ports.The front

Web Browser ManagementPage 8-6❏ Port Selector FeatureBy pointing to a port and clicking the mouse, another screen is displayed which shows the selecte

Page 8-7❏ General Info ScreenOpens the Switch General Information Screen. This button brings up seven sub-levels as shown in Figure 8-3 below. All Gen

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Page 8-9❏ Statistics ScreenThe Statistics Screen presents a graphical image of the switch statistics as shown in Figure 8-4. From this screen, the use

Web Browser ManagementPage 8-10❏ Since Up ButtonThe "Since Up" button allows you to view the graph of the total packets/bytes switched on th

About This Manual Page xiii About This Manual ManualContents This manual describes how to install and use the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 Ethernet sw

Accessing with a Web BrowserPage 8-11❏ Statistics Counters ScreenThe Statistics Counters Screen presents a graphi-cal image of Switch Counters, as sho

Web Browser ManagementPage 8-12❏ Port Configuration ScreenThe Port Configuration Screen provides a com-prehensive overview of the status of each port o

Accessing with a Web BrowserPage 8-13❏ Spanning Tree ScreenThe Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration Screen shows the STP Configuration. See Figure Figur

Web Browser ManagementPage 8-14❏ STP Port Configuration ScreenThe STP Port Configuration Screen displays port status and parameters. This screen may be

Accessing with a Web BrowserPage 8-15❏ SNMP Configuration ScreenThe SNMP (Simple Network Management Proto-col), Figure 8-9, allows access to the SNMP

Web Browser ManagementPage 8-16❏ Downloading Image File ScreenThe Downloading Image File Screen, Figure 8-10, shows current settings and allows the us

Accessing with a Web BrowserPage 8-173Search the FTP site for an IntraSwitch 6216M or 6224 folder.4Check for a new version of the image code for your

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DRAFT9VLAN ManagementThis chapter describes the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224’ VLAN options and explains how to configure the unit using those options. Th

VLAN ManagementPage 9-2❏ Setting the Port VLAN ID❏ Toggle VLAN Tagging❏ Map a Port to Multiple VLAN Groups❏ Adding VLANs to a Tagged Port❏ Removing VL

Document Conventions Page xiv DocumentConventions The following conventions are used for instructions and information: ❏ Commands and key words are

OverviewPage 9-3VLAN ManagementOverview Your IntraSwitch supports use of a Virtual LAN on all ports. A Virtual LAN, or VLAN, is a logically separated

VLAN ManagementPage 9-4The subsections following the Abbreviations list below describe these features and how each is configured.AbbreviationsThe follo

OverviewPage 9-5normal port can belong to only one VLAN at a time. When a normal port belongs to a particular VLAN, all frames received at the port ar

VLAN ManagementPage 9-6Management VLANsThe IntraSwitch system supports access security for switch management. By default, switch management is not aff

VLAN ConfigurationPage 9-7VLAN Management Interface OptionsThe IntraSwitch VLAN configuration can be achieved through either Console/Telnet operation or

VLAN ManagementPage 9-8AccessingConfigurationMenusThe console/telnet interface provides user friendly VLAN configuration menus. To access these menus fr

VLAN ConfigurationPage 9-9Figure 9-1 VLAN Configuration ScreenCurrent SettingsAt the top of the Configuration Screen, the current settings are displayed.

VLAN ManagementPage 9-10Table 9-2 VLAN Group Current SettingsUsing theConfiguration MenuOptionsThe following subsections describe how to use the option

VLAN ConfigurationPage 9-11Setting VLAN ID To assign a VLAN ID number for a VLAN Group, press i in the VLAN configuration Menu. Selecting i for the Defa

VLAN ManagementPage 9-12When the port involved is a Tagged port, the port's original VLAN Group membership is not revoked.Configuring Man-agement

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VLAN Port Attribute ConfigurationPage 9-13∆ Note: The Port VID field on the "system Port VLAN Map" screen represents the port's VID when

VLAN ManagementPage 9-14Current SettingsAt the top of the Configuration Screen, the current settings are displayed. Descriptions of these settings are

VLAN Port Attribute ConfigurationPage 9-15Setting the PortVLAN IDYou can assign a port VID of any value in the range of 1 - 4094. When the port VID is

VLAN ManagementPage 9-161Make the correct cable connection between the two switches.2Create matching VLANs on the two switches. Use the a option, the

VLAN Port Attribute ConfigurationPage 9-17Enter Port VID (1 - 4095) > Enter the VID of the VLAN to which this port is associated and press return. I

VLAN ManagementPage 9-18If tagging for the port is disabled, then the following warning message appears on the screen:Normal port can't belong to

VLAN Port Attribute ConfigurationPage 9-19∆ Note: The option r is allowed only for tagged ports since, for a normal port, the VLAN cannot be removed.

VLAN ManagementPage 9-20Example of SystemWith TaggingThe two-switch system shown in Figure 9-3 demonstrates the use of tagging to create some VLAN gro

VLAN Port Attribute ConfigurationPage 9-21Table 9-4 Configuration used in example of taggingStatus of Ethernet Segments in Example:❏ All the stations on

VLAN ManagementPage 9-22SNMPManagementFor details of SNMP Management of VLANs on the IntraSwitch please refer to the sections on the following MIB obj

DRAFT 1 Introduction This chapter is an introduction to the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 Switches. It provides an overview of the unit and describes it

Appendix APage A-1TroubleshootingThis section provides some diagnostic tips for troubleshooting problems with your network and the IntraSwitchLED Indi

Page A-2Link LED for the port goes off❏ Cable connection is broken. ❏ Make sure connectors are seated correctly in the equipment at both ends of the c

Appendix BPage B-1Technical SpecificationsNetwork Management Platforms Supported❏ SNMP-compatible management software❏ HTTP management software❏ Telnet

Technical SpecificationsPage B-2❏ Depth: 13.5 inches (342.9 mm)❏ 1.5 RU [rack unit highWeight❏ 12 pounds (5.4 kg)Power Specifications❏ Voltage range:

Appendix CPage C-1Technical SupportTo contact Asanté Technical Support:Telephone: (800) 622-7464Fax: (408) 432-6018Internet mail: [email protected]

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IndexIndex iNumerics10/100 portsconnecting to network 2-6factory defaults 1-9100Mbps LED 3-3AabbreviationsVLAN 9-4addressrouter, viewing 6-3tftp serve

IndexIndex iiCcableconnection, checking A-1cables10/100 ports 2-6category 5 2-7cross-over 2-7fiber-optic 2-7for connecting devices 1-8MII expansion mod

IndexIndex iiidisablingport 5-23DRAMsize, viewingmemorysize, viewing 6-3duplex modeconfiguring 5-24duplicated-IP trapdescription 5-29Eeepromsize, viewi

IndexIndex ivHTTP server management. See web browser man-agement 1-5, 8-2humidity, of the switch B-2Iidle time-out, console 5-44IEEE 802.1d. See spann

Introduction Page 1-2 IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 IntraSwitch6216M The IntraSwitch 6216M is a high-performance, 10/100 Ethernet switch designed for b

IndexIndex vload modeboot, viewing 6-3load mode, default 5-13load mode, softwarelocal 5-15remote 5-15loading locally 5-15loading remotely 5-16localsof

IndexIndex viremote 4-3, 9-22scenarios, diagram 4-3SNMP parametersconfiguring 5-17software, upgrading 5-35spanning tree parametersconfiguring 5-27span

IndexIndex viiswitching capacity 1-5tools and materials 1-8web browser management 1-5, 8-2Ppackage contents 1-7packets, broadcast 5-22parameters, SNMP

IndexIndex viiiresetcanceldescription 5-40, 5-44menu 5-39schedule timedescription 5-40, 5-44switchdescription 5-40switch to factory defaultdescription

IndexIndex ixforward delayconfiguring 7-8default 7-4description 7-6hello statusdescription 7-5hello timeconfiguring 7-8default 7-4how it works 7-2in V

IndexIndex xpriorityconfiguring 7-6default 7-5description 7-5resetdescription 5-40switch ID (spanning tree) 5-34, 5-37, 7-5, 7-11switching capacity 1-

IndexIndex xitrapauthentication 5-18authentication, enabling 5-19duplicated-IPdescription 5-29logviewing 5-32receivers 5-18receivers, adding/deleting

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IntraSwitch 6224 Page 1-3 IntraSwitch6224 The IntraSwitch 6224 is a high performance 24-port 10/100 Ethernet switch. The IntraSwitch 6224 is designed

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Introduction Page 1-4 IntraSwitchComponents MII Expansion Slots The IntraSwitch 6216M has two Media Independent Interface (MII) expansion slots on t

Copyright NoticeTrademarks Asanté Technologies and FriendlyNet are trademarks of Asanté Technologies, Inc. Ethernet is a regis-tered trademark of the

Configuration/ ManagementPage 1-5Configuration/ManagementThe IntraSwitch can be managed by any of the following methods:❏ Out-of-band (via the console p

IntroductionPage 1-6IntelligentForwarding The Asanté switching engine supports automatic fragment free packet forwarding. Fragment free switch mode al

FeaturesPage 1-7Features The IntraSwitch has the following features:❏ 16 (IntraSwitch 6216M) or 24 (IntraSwitch 6224) fixed, 10/100 switched ports with

IntroductionPage 1-8❏ (2) rack-mounting brackets ❏ (16) standard Phillips screws❏ (1) MII cover bracket (IntraSwitch 6216M)❏ (4) Self-adhesive rubber

Factory DefaultsPage 1-9FactoryDefaultsThe IntraSwitch is shipped with the following factory default settings:Table 1-2 Factory Default SettingsConnec

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DRAFT2 InstallationThis chapter explains how to install, connect, and configure the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 to work with your network. It also expla

InstallationPage 2-2Installing the IntraSwitchInstallationGuidelinesPower RequirementsThe source electrical outlet should be installed near the IntraS

Rack Mounting/Desktop PlacementPage 2-3Table 2-1 Installation OverviewRack Mounting/DesktopPlacementThe IntraSwitch can be installed in a standard 19-

InstallationPage 2-4▲ Important! Disconnect all cables from the IntraSwitch before continuing.∆ Note: You can install the IntraSwitch in an equipment

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Installing Asanté MII Modules (IntraSwitch 6216M Only)Page 2-51Attach the four rubber pads (supplied) to the bottom of each corner of the IntraSwitch.

InstallationPage 2-6ConnectingPowerTo connect power to the IntraSwitch:▲ Important! Carefully review the power requirements on page 2-2 before connect

Connecting to the NetworkPage 2-7Table 2-2 10/100 Ports Cable GuidelinesMII Expansion Ports Cabling ProceduresThe optional Asanté MII expansion slots

InstallationPage 2-8Figure 2-2 IntraSwitch Cabling Scenarios∆ Note: Pressing the Uplink switch toggles the usage of port 16 from normal to uplink or v

Configuring for ManagementPage 2-9address when it is connected to the network and is powered on, if your network contains a BootP server configured with

InstallationPage 2-101Using a straight-through RS-232 cable with a 9-pin male D-subminiature plug at one end, con-nect a terminal or workstation (PC o

Configuring for ManagementPage 2-11For information on changing the password, see “Changing the Password” in Chapter 5.6Type i to open the Switch IP Co

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DRAFT3 LED IndicatorsThis chapter describes the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224’s front panel and explains how to interpret its port LEDs and other functio

LED IndicatorsPage 3-2LED IndicatorsIntraSwitch6216M and 6224LED IndicatorsIntraSwitch 6216M and 6224, Common LEDsThe IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 front

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IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 Port LEDsPage 3-3IntraSwitch 6224 LEDsIn addition to the LEDs in common with the IntraSwitch 6216M as described above, the

LED IndicatorsPage 3-4IntraSwitch6216M FunctionLEDsThe IntraSwitch 6216M has three function indicator lights, which comprise one Power and two MII LED

DRAFT4Setting Up ForManagementThis chapter describes the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224’s management options and explains how to connect to the unit using

Setting Up For ManagementPage 4-2IntraSwitch ManagementOverview The IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 and any installed Asanté MII Modules can be managed usi

Out-of-Band ManagementPage 4-3ManagementScenariosThe following diagram illustrates the management options available with the IntraSwitch 6216M and 622

Setting Up For ManagementPage 4-42Make sure both units are powered on.If using a PC or Mac with a terminal emulator to connect to the Console port, ma

In-Band ManagementPage 4-5In-BandManagementIn-band network management allows you to manage, control, and monitor the IntraSwitch and any installed exp

Setting Up For ManagementPage 4-6SNMP-Based Management SoftwareRefer to your SNMP Software Manual for informa-tion on managing the IntraSwitch with SN

DRAFT5ConsoleManagementThis chapter describes how to manage the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224 using the out-of-band Console or in-band Telnet interface.

Console ManagementPage 5-2Console ManagementOverview The IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224’s Local Management Interface is a menu-driven application which pr

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Management TasksPage 5-3ManagementTasksTable 5-2 Management Tasks ∆ Note: For information on monitoring statistics, viewing the IntraSwitch’s current

Console ManagementPage 5-4LocalManagementInterfaceAfter you connect to the Local Management Interface using either out-of-band Console or in-band Teln

General Information MenuPage 5-5GeneralInformationMenuThe General Information Menu displays the IntraSwitch’s current operating information; such as i

Console ManagementPage 5-6ConfigurationMenuThe Configuration Menu allows you to manage and configure the IntraSwitch and each of its ports.Logging into t

Logging into the Configuration MenuPage 5-7Configuration Menu OptionsTable 5-3 provides an overview of each Configuration Menu item.Table 5-3 Configuratio

Console ManagementPage 5-8TFTP Image File Downloading ConfigurationAllows you to upgrade the IntraSwitch’s software.See “TFTP Image File Downloading Co

Configuration MenuPage 5-9System Administration Configuration This menu displays and allows you to change the IntraSwitch’s name, location, and contact

Console ManagementPage 5-10Changing System Administration InformationTo change the IntraSwitch’s name, location, or contact information:1Open the Syst

System IP ConfigurationPage 5-11.Figure 5-5 System IP Configuration Menu▲ Important: By default, each address is set to 0.0.0.0. Current SettingsTable

Console ManagementPage 5-12Changing System IP InformationTo change the IntraSwitch’s IP address, subnet mask, or default router information:1Open the

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Bootstrap ConfigurationPage 5-13Figure 5-6 BootStrap Configuration Menu▲ Important! The IntraSwitch’s default Load Mode setting is Local. When the Intra

Console ManagementPage 5-14Current SettingsTable 5-6 explains each setting on the Bootstrap Configuration Menu. For information on using the menu, see:

Bootstrap ConfigurationPage 5-15Selecting the Boot Bank NumberTo select the Boot Bank that the IntraSwitch will boot from the next time it boots up: 1O

Console ManagementPage 5-16The IntraSwitch is set to load software locally from its flash memory. This occurs whenever the unit is powered on or reset.

SNMP ConfigurationPage 5-17SNMP ConfigurationThis menu displays the unit’s SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) Configuration Menu. This menu allow

Console ManagementPage 5-18Table 5-7 SNMP Configuration Menu SettingsChanging Community StringsTo change the IntraSwitch’s community strings:1Open the

SNMP ConfigurationPage 5-19Enabling Authentication Traps The IntraSwitch can be set to generate authentication traps. Authentication traps are messages

Console ManagementPage 5-20The trap receiver entry is added.To return to the Configuration Menu, type q.Deleting a Trap Receiver To delete a trap recei

Port ConfigurationPage 5-21.Figure 5-8 Port Configuration MenuFigure 5-9 Advanced Port Configuration MenuCurrent Port Settings InformationIntraSwitch Sys

Console ManagementPage 5-22IntraSwitch System InformationTable 5-8 on page 5-22 explains the system information. For directions on using this menu t

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Port ConfigurationPage 5-23Enabling or Disabling a PortThe enabling or disabling of a port is a manual operation that can be used to isolate network de

Console ManagementPage 5-242Select the port to be enabled or disabled by typing s, entering the port’s number, and pressing Return.3Type e to toggle t

Port ConfigurationPage 5-25Configuring Auto-negotiationAuto-negotiation is a feature of the Fast Ethernet standard that enables two devices on a common

Console ManagementPage 5-263If the desired operation is BC filter enabling, press y at the confirmation prompt, or press n to cancel the operation.The B

Spanning Tree ConfigurationPage 5-27Spanning Tree ConfigurationThis menu allows you to view and configure the IntraSwitch’s Spanning Tree parameters. Th

Console ManagementPage 5-28Figure 5-10 Forwarding DB/Security Configuration MenuCurrent SettingsTable 5-9 explains each setting on the Forwarding DB/Se

Forwarding Database/Security ConfigurationPage 5-29Table 5-9 Security Configuration Menu SettingsDisplaying the MAC Address TableThe MAC address table c

Console ManagementPage 5-30 Figure 5-11 Display Forwarding Database Menu3View the information that is displayed.4Press any key to exit the MAC address

Forwarding Database/Security ConfigurationPage 5-313Type the MAC address or the IP address you want to search for at the prompt.4Press Return.The addre

Console ManagementPage 5-32Enabling the Duplicated-IP TrapThe IntraSwitch logs the duplicate IP address along with the owner and spoofer MAC address i

Page viii List of Figures Figure 1-1 IntraSwitch 6216M Front Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2Figure 1-2 IntraSwitch 6216M Back Pane

Image File Downloading ConfigurationPage 5-334To clear the log, type c in the Security Config-uration Menu.Image File Downloading ConfigurationTyping g i

Console ManagementPage 5-34.Figure 5-13 Image Downloading MenuCurrent SettingsTable 5-10 explains each setting on the Image Downloading Menu. For info

Image Downloading Through TFTPPage 5-35Performing a Software Upgrade at RuntimeThe software image file must be downloaded from a network management sta

Console ManagementPage 5-367Enter the number of attempts the IntraSwitch will make to download the file, then press Return.8Select the Destination Imag

Serial Downloading ConfigurationPage 5-37Figure 5-14 X/Y/ZModem Image File Downloading MenuCurrent SettingsTable 5-11 explains each setting on the X/Y/

Console ManagementPage 5-38Performing Software UpgradeTo upgrade the IntraSwitch’s software through its serial port:1Open the X/Y/Z Modem Image Downlo

System Reset OptionsPage 5-394Select one of the options in the above screen to select the required baud rate and confirm it by typing y.5Type a to sele

Console ManagementPage 5-40.Figure 5-16 Reset MenuCurrent SettingsReset menu settings are shown in the following table.For information on using the me

System Reset OptionsPage 5-41Resetting the IntraSwitchTo reset the IntraSwitch:1Open the Reset Menu by typing r in the Con-figuration Menu.2Type r to r

Console ManagementPage 5-424Press Return. The IntraSwitch is set to automatically reset after the number of seconds that are speci-fied elapse.System L

Page ix Figure 5-19 IntraSwitch UI Time-out Configuration Screen . . . . . . 5-44Figure 5-20 Current Idle Time-out command line . . . . . . . . . .

Configuration MenuPage 5-43Figure 5-18 System Log DisplayThe system log displays any major system events that have occurred on the IntraSwitch. If no m

Console ManagementPage 5-44Set Menu Idle Time-outThe Set Menu Idle Time-out option allows the user to set the Console User Interface Time-out and the

Configuration MenuPage 5-45To set the Console Idle Time-out Period1Type c in the UI Time-out Configuration Menu.The current menu idle time-out is displa

Console ManagementPage 5-463Press Return.The Telnet Idle Time-out Period is changed.After configuring the desired time-outs, type q to return to the pr

Configuration MenuPage 5-47Global Port ConfigurationThe Global Port Configuration option allows the user to change the configuration information for all p

Console ManagementPage 5-48Global Configuration Operations1Type h to view the help screen which displays the meaning of the symbols in the Current Set-

Configuration MenuPage 5-495Type u to set all ports to 100Mbps speed. If any of the ports have auto-negotiation enabled, typ-ing this option prompts a

Console ManagementPage 5-50Figure 5-24 Auto-negotiation Advertisement Summary ScreenType p to select an individual port for configuration change. Typin

DRAFT6Status Monitoring andStatisticsThis chapter describes how to view the IntraSwitch 6216M and 6224’s current operating information, system informa

Status Monitoring and StatisticsPage 6-2Monitoring the IntraSwitchViewingCurrentOperatingInformationThe IntraSwitch’s current operating information ca