Intel 654655-001 manual IP Commands con’t, Snmp Commands, Switching Database Commands

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C H A P T E R 2

Configuring and Managing the Switch

IP Commands (con’t)

set-gatew get-arp-tbl del-arp-entry add-arp-entry get-bootp set-bootp ping ping-stop get-def-ttl set-def-ttl

sets the default gateway

displays the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table deletes one or all entries from the ARP table

adds an entry to the ARP table

displays the state of the BOOTP process enables or disables the BOOTP process contacts another IP device

stops the ping process

displays the running default TTL (time to live) value modifies the running default TTL value

SNMP Commands

get-comm set-comm get-auth set-auth get-traps add-trap del-trap

shows the current read or write community changes the read or write community shows the trap authentication mode

sets the trap authentication mode

shows the destination stations in the trap list adds a destination station to the trap list deletes a destination station from the trap list

Switching Database Commands

get-lt-entry get-lt-16 find-lt-addr del-lt-entry del-lt-addr add-lt-entry add-cf-entry del-cf-entry get-nv-cftbl get-nv-cfilt get-lt-age set-lt-age

displays a switching database entry

displays 16 switching database entries starting at a given item number searches for an address in the switching database

removes a switching database entry

removes the switching database entry for a given address adds a switching database entry

adds a custom filter entry deletes a custom filter entry displays the saved custom filters table

displays the saved custom filters for a given MAC address displays the switching database aging period

sets the switching database aging period

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Contents User Guide First edition Contents Index Customer Support Inside back cover Next steps Optional Check the LEDs for power and links. See pages 6Press Eand log into the Console Manager Optional Quick Start for Snmp ManagementOverview TopologyFeatures Install the switch in a rack or on a shelf Installation and SetupPort status LEDs Using the SwitchConsole Mgmt Management status LEDsFiber optic requirements Cabling RequirementsUTP requirements Determining which cable to use Straight-through vs. crossover cablesConfiguring the 100 Mbps workgroup environment Typical ConfigurationsSwitches Configuring the Wide Area Network WAN environmentSharing, or switching hub Connecting to a 10 Mbps segmentRepeater count limitations Excessive flow control problemsPage Configuring Baud, eight data bits, no parity, one stop bit Accessing the Console ManagerEntering commands Using the Console ManagerVlan Commands used Console Manager command groupsConfiguring a port for full duplex To configure the Snmp agent Configuring the Snmp agent for IPTo configure a port for full duplex To check traffic on a port Monitoring trafficCreating VLANs To create a VBD To create an SvlanCreating custom filters Configuring the spanning treeTo set a custom filter Console Command ReferenceClear LoginHelp-kbd BannerSet-passwd System commandsLogout Set-promptSys-stat Warm-resetCold-reset Set-sw-file Get-last-errInit-nvram Set-line-slipStart-fg IP commandsSet-par-file Set-fg-paramSet-ip Get-ipGet-ip-conf Get-slip Get-bootpSet-bootp Set-ip-confA P T E R Get-arp-tbl Ping-stopGet-comm Snmp commandsAdd-arp-entry Del-arp-entryGet-traps Set-commGet-auth Set-authDel-trap Switching database commandsAdd-trap Lock Self Dport FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF Custom Filter Get-lt-16Del-lt-addr Find-lt-addrDel-lt-entry Set-lt-age Add-lt-entryGet-lt-age Add-cf-entry Get-lt-filterGet-nv-cfilt Del-cf-entryGet-nv-cftbl Get-vbc-matrix Vlan commandsGet-con-matrix Set-sec-vlan Set-vbc-domainDel-vbc-domain Get-vbc-tblSpanning tree commands Get-st-pcfg Get-stpSet-stp Get-st-bcfgSet-prt-enb Set-br-hellotSet-br-fwdel Set-prt-prioSet-port-dplex Port configuration commandsGet-port-cfg Get-eth-cnt Switching statistics commandsSet-port-fctrl Clr-cntGet-rmon-cnt Get-colls-cntGet-br-cntget-br-cntport-number Displays the counters for the management interface Get-mgm-brcntIP Commands Console command-line summaryConsole Commands System CommandsSwitching Database Commands IP Commands con’tSnmp Commands Port Configuration Commands Virtual LAN Vlan CommandsSpanning Tree Commands Switching Statistics Commands Page Troubleshooting A P T E R 3 Intel Express 100BASE-TX Switching Hub Ports Default ConfigurationSystem Spanning tree SpecificationsFeatures Console ManagerConnector Interfaces Status Indicators per portGeneral Indicators Boot and ConfigurationMounting Electrical SpecificationsPower Cord Specifications Electromagnetic Emissions and Safety Agency ApprovalSnmp and MIB Support Source Ports Custom Filter Port TableSource Ports con’t Destination Ports Destination Ports con’t Destination Ports con’t Limited Warranty Page Index Intel Express 100BASE-TX Switching Hub Intel Express 100BASE-TX Switching Hub MIB Snmp Wide Area Network WAN configuration Xmt Transmit LED Intel Automated Customer Support

654655-001 specifications

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