Enterasys 700 Bedienungsanleitung

MultiSwitch 700

User Guide

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Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Using the MultiSwitch 700 Modules User’s Guide..................................................1-4

Related Manuals............................................................................................................ 1-6

Software Conventions .................................................................................................. 1-6

Common Window Fields...................................................................................... 1-7

Using the Mouse.................................................................................................... 1-8

Using Buttons......................................................................................................... 1-9

Getting Help ................................................................................................................ 1-10

Using On-line Help..............................................................................................1-10

Accessing On-line Documentation.................................................................... 1-10

Getting Help from the Global Technical AssistanceCenter............................1-11

MultiSwitch 700 Module Firmware ..........................................................................1-11

Chapter 2 The MultiSwitch 700 Device View

Viewing Device Information ....................................................................................... 2-2

General Device Information................................................................................. 2-3

DLM6C-AA Chassis-specific Information ......................................................... 2-5

Menu Structure....................................................................................................... 2-6

Port Status Displays.............................................................................................2-12

Selecting a Port Status View........................................................................ 2-13

Port Status Color Codes............................................................................... 2-15

The Chassis Backplane View..............................................................................2-15

Backplane View Bridge Display Form ...............................................2-17

Backplane View Interface Display Form............................................ 2-17

Enabling or Disabling a Backplane Interface ....................................2-18

The Chassis Manager Window..........................................................................2-18

The Module Information Window....................................................................2-19

Viewing Hardware Types................................................................................... 2-20

Device Type ...................................................................................................2-20

Module Type.................................................................................................. 2-21

Connection Type........................................................................................... 2-21

Interface Description.................................................................................... 2-21

Viewing I/F Summary Information.................................................................. 2-22

Interface Performance Statistics/Bar Graphs...........................................2-23

Viewing Interface Detail.............................................................................. 2-25

Making Sense of Detail Statistics.........................................................2-27

Using Device Find Source Address...................................................................2-28

Managing the Module................................................................................................ 2-29

Configuring Ports ................................................................................................ 2-30

Contents

Configuring Standard Ethernet and FDDI Ports......................................2-30

Configuring Fast Ethernet Ports on First Generation Modules.............2-32

Setting the Desired Operational Mode...............................................2-35

Configuring Ethernet Ports on Second Generation Modules.................2-36

Operational Mode Fields......................................................................2-38

Setting the Desired Operational Mode...............................................2-40

Auto Negotiation Technologies...........................................................2-40

Setting Advertised Abilities for Auto Negotiation...........................2-41

Configuring the COM Port..........................................................................2-42

Using an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) .............................................2-43

Accessing the UPS Window........................................................................2-44

Setting the UPS ID ........................................................................................2-46

Using the Test Option...................................................................................2-47

Using the Disconnect Option......................................................................2-47

Redirecting Traffic on the MultiSwitch 700 Module.......................................2-47

Priority Configuration.........................................................................................2-49

Configuring Priority Queuing Based on Receive Port............................2-50

Configuring Priority Queuing Based on MAC-layer Information........2-52

Configuring Priority Queuing Based on Packet Type.............................2-55

Broadcast Suppression ........................................................................................2-56

The System Resources Window.........................................................................2-58

Reserving CPU Bandwidth .........................................................................2-61

802.1Q VLANs......................................................................................................2-62

What Is A VLAN?.........................................................................................2-62

What Is An 802.1Q Port-Based VLAN?.....................................................2-62

About 802.1Q VLAN Configuration and Operation ...............................2-63

Ingress List Operation...........................................................................2-63

Egress List Operation............................................................................2-64

802.1Q Port Types..................................................................................2-64

Configuring Your 802.1Q VLANS .....................................................................2-65

Setting VLAN Parameters and Operational Modes ................................2-65

Creating and Modifying VLANs.........................................................2-67

Deleting VLANs ....................................................................................2-67

Enabling and Disabling VLANs..........................................................2-68

Updating VLAN Config Window Information.................................2-68

Performing Ingress List Configuration......................................................2-68

Assigning VLAN Membership to Ports.............................................2-70

Setting Port Operational Modes..........................................................2-71

Setting Port Frame Discard Formats...................................................2-71

Updating VLAN Port Config Window Information........................2-71

Performing Egress List Configuration.......................................................2-71

Building an Egress List .........................................................................2-73

Setting the Device Date and Time......................................................................2-73

Enabling and Disabling Ports.............................................................................2-75

The DELHW-UA Device View..................................................................................2-76

Launching the DELHW-UA Device View Window........................................2-78

Viewing Device Information ..............................................................................2-78

Front Panel Information...............................................................................2-80

Menu Structure..............................................................................................2-81

The DELHW-UA Port Status Displays......................................................2-84

Contents

Selecting a Port Status View.................................................................2-84

Port Status Color Codes........................................................................2-86

Managing the Device........................................................................................... 2-87

Enabling and Disabling Ports..................................................................... 2-87

Chapter 3 Statistics

Accessing the Statistics Windows...............................................................................3-1

RMON Statistics............................................................................................................ 3-2

Viewing Total, Delta, and Accumulated Statistics............................................ 3-5

Printing Statistics ................................................................................................... 3-6

Interface Statistics ......................................................................................................... 3-7

Making Sense of Interface Statistics....................................................................3-9

Chapter 4 Alarm Configuration

About RMON Alarms and Events.............................................................................. 4-1

Basic Alarm Configuration..........................................................................................4-2

Accessing the Basic Alarm Configuration Window .........................................4-3

Viewing Alarm Status....................................................................................4-3

Creating and Editing a Basic Alarm....................................................................4-6

Disabling a Basic Alarm........................................................................................ 4-9

Viewing the Basic Alarm Log...............................................................................4-9

Advanced Alarm Configuration............................................................................... 4-10

Accessing the RMON Advanced Alarm/Event List.......................................4-11

Creating and Editing an Advanced Alarm......................................................4-14

Creating and Editing an Event...........................................................................4-20

Adding Actions to an Event........................................................................4-23

Deleting an Alarm, Event, or Action.................................................................4-26

Viewing an Advanced Alarm Event Log ......................................................... 4-26

How Rising and Falling Thresholds Work..............................................................4-27

Chapter 5 FDDI Management

Viewing FDDI Information..........................................................................................5-1

Configuration......................................................................................................... 5-3

Connection Policy.................................................................................................. 5-6

Station List .............................................................................................................. 5-9

Stations Panel ................................................................................................ 5-10

Performance...........................................................................................................5-11

FDDI Statistics...................................................................................................... 5-12

Setting the FDDI Statistics Poll Rate.......................................................... 5-14

Configuring FDDI Frame Translation Settings....................................................... 5-14

Information about Ethernet and FDDI Frame Types......................................5-15

Ethernet Frames............................................................................................ 5-16

FDDI Frames ................................................................................................. 5-17

FDDI Frame Translation Options...................................................................... 5-18

Contents

Chapter 6 ATM Configuration

Accessing the ATM Connections Window................................................................6-1

Configuring Connections.............................................................................................6-4

Adding a New Connection...................................................................................6-4

Deleting a Connection...........................................................................................6-5

Chapter 7 WAN Configuration

About the DELHW-UA ................................................................................................7-1

WAN Redundancy.................................................................................................7-3

The WAN Logical View................................................................................................7-4

Changing WAN Logical Settings.........................................................................7-5

Index

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Chapter 1

Introduction

About the MultiSwitch 700; how to use this guide; related guides; software conventions; getting help

Welcome to the MultiSwitch 700 Modules User’s Guide. We have designed this

guide to serve as a reference for using NetSight Element Manager for the

MultiSwitch 700 product, which encompasses the DLM6C-AA chassis and the

MultiSwitch 700 modules.

The MultiSwitch 700 product encompasses the DLM6C-AA chassis and the

MultiSwitch 700 modules. The DLM6C-AA hub is a stand-alone chassis that

offers five slots for interface modules; it also has two slots for dual redundant

power supplies (installed vertically to the right of the module slots), and a

removable fan tray (installed horizontally across the bottom the chassis).

At the heart of the MultiSwitch 700 is its Frame Transfer Matrix (FTM) backplane

and distributed processing power. The FTM’s passive design provides a separate

independent backplane connection from each module in the chassis to every other

module installed in the chassis; each module contains its own active switching

components (so switching horsepower increases with module density), and each

module can be managed independently (via its Module Manager management

component) or — for devices which support distributed management — as part

of the chassis unit (via a single chassis IP/MAC address pair and the Chassis

Manager management component).

There are several varieties of MultiSwitch 700 modules currently available:

•TheDLE22-MA and DLE23-MA modules each provide 24 fixed 10Base-T

switch ports (via RJ45 connectors on the DLE22-MA; RJ21 Telco connectors on

the DLE23-MA) and two slots for optional Fast Ethernet port interface

modules. Several Fast Ethernet port interface modules are available:

-the DELFX-UI, which provides one multi-mode fiber port via an SC

connector;

-the DELTX-UI, with one Category 5 UTP RJ45 connector;

-and the DELF3-UI, with one single-mode fiber port via an SC connector.

Introduction

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•TheDLE32-MA and DLE33-MA modules each provide 24 fixed 10Base-T

switch ports (via RJ45 for the DLE32-MAand RJ21 for theDLE33-MA)and one

slot for an optional modular interface that can link the chassis to an FDDI,

ATM, WAN, or Gigabit Ethernet backbone. Each modular interface provides

frame translation between ATM, FDDI, WAN, Gigabit Ethernet, and Ethernet

through an on-board Intel i960 processor:

-The DELHF-UA is an FDDI/Ethernet Translator, which can actas a Single

Attached Station (SAS) or Dual Attached Station (DAS) on an external

FDDI ring. FDDI Port Interface Modules provide a wide range of media

connectivity to the ring. The DELHF-UA also has full-duplex capability,

allowing for a 200 Mbps connection to another DELHF-UA.

-The DELHA-UA is an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) modular

interface, which provides an ATM uplink via two media-configurable

ATM Port Interface Modules. The dual port interface module design

allows for a redundant connection to the uplink, so that if the primary

interface fails, the secondary interface will automatically take over. The

DELHA-UA acts as an ATM Forum LAN Emulation Client (LEC) so that

it can transfer data between devices on an 802.x LAN supported by the

MultiSwitch 700 and ATM-connected end stations across a high speed

ATM Link. The DELHA-UA adheres to the ATM Forum-approved LAN

Emulation (LANE) standard, which defines how end users that rely on

existing data communications technology and protocols can operate over

an ATM network without penalty.

-The DELHW-UA is a Wide Area Networking (WAN) modular interface,

which can provide uplinks to WAN backbones and allow you to perform

seamless LAN to WAN switching. The DELHW-UA supports IP and IPX

bridging or routing services, including IP RIP. Multiple WAN connectivity

options are supported, including Sync, T1, E1, D&I, ISDN S/T, DDS, and

HDSL interfaces, through the use of two configurable WAN port interface

modules. Connectivity is available for Point to Point Protocol (PPP), as

well as Frame Relay and Leased Lines. Each WAN port interface module

can act independently, allowing simultaneous communication, or

configured to provide redundant channels if desired.

NOTE Unlike other modular interfaces designed for the MultiSwitch 700 boards, the

DELHW-UA module functions as an independent intelligent device with its own IP

address. As such, it must be managed separately from the MultiSwitch 700 chassis and

the board on which it is installed.

The DELHW-UA’s WAN functionality is accessed from the DELHW-UA’s Device View.

See The DELHW-UA Device View, on page 2-75 of Chapter 2, The MultiSwitch 700

Device View, for instructions on launching the DELHW-UA Device View. Other

DELHW-UA Device View functions, such as finding a source address and changing the

device time and date, are also described there.

Chapter 7, WAN Configuration, provides information on configuring and managing the

WAN capabilities of the various port modules available for the DELHW-UA.

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