Intel 220T manual Understanding 210T Hubs, 210T Port LEDs, Partitioned ports, Status, Meaning

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Understanding 210T Hubs

Understanding 210T Hubs

210T Port LEDs

The LEDs above each port provide information about the port’s configuration and status.

Left side:

 

 

 

Right side:

 

 

 

Green

 

 

Yellow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LED

Status

Meaning

Left

Solid green

Port has a link.

 

Blinking green

Receive activity at port.

 

Off

No link detected.

 

 

 

Right

Solid yellow

Port disabled by management (not applicable

 

 

without optional Management Module).

 

Blinking yellow

Speed mismatch. Check that device speed

 

 

and hub speed match.

 

Erratic blinking yellow

Port auto-disabled (partitioned). See below.

 

Blinking yellow and

Out-of-specification cabling or port hardware

 

Status LED blinking

problem. Try a different cable.

 

 

 

Partitioned ports

A port is automatically disabled (partitioned off) by the hub when an invalid condition occurs, such as too many consecutive collisions.

Once the hub sees a valid packet of data from the device, or is able to transmit data to the port, the hub automatically re-enables (unpartitions) the port. Clients are usually not affected by a partitioned port because the port is often unpartitioned very quickly.

Usually, a partitioned port indicates an overloaded network or a malfunctioning device (like an adapter card) on the network. To alleviate an overloaded network, segment so that fewer devices share the fixed amount of bandwidth.

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Contents Intel Express 220T and 210T Stackable Hubs User GuideYear 2000 Capable First Edition694466-001 Contents Features 220T and 210T OverviewConnector PowerFeature Comparison Supports Redundant Power Supply RPSCommon Features and Optional Modules Supports Redundant Power Supply RPSUnderstanding 220T Hubs 220T Port LEDsPartitioned ports Status220T Hub LEDs Intel Express 220TStackable Hub PowerUnderstanding 210T Hubs 210T Port LEDs210T Hub LEDs Intel Express 210TStatus MeaningConnecting to Devices Connection GuidelinesGeneral CablingGuidelines Why Stack?Stacking Hubs Bridging Segments Bridging 220T HubsGuidelines for bridging a stack of 220T hubs Example 1 220T hubs stacked with 210T hubsExample 3 Bridging with an Ethernet Module Example 2 Bridging with a 10/100 switchBridging 210T Hubs Cabling Devices Media RequirementsStraight-through vs. crossover cables 100Base-TXStraight-through UTP cable Crossover UTP cable4 Not used 5 Not usedFrequently Asked Questions Can I set the speed on individual ports?Can I daisy-chain 210T hubs together with UTP cabling? Why would I stack hubs operating at 10Mbps to hubs at 100Mbps?Can I daisy-chain a 100Mbps hub to the 220T hub with UTP cabling? AVERTISSEMENT Regulatory Information and WarningsFederal Communications Commission FCC Statement Manufacturer DeclarationADVERTENCIAS WARNUNGAVVERTENZA Hardware Warranty Limited Hardware WarrantyReturning a Defective Product RMA LIMITATION OF LIABILITY AND REMEDIESLimited Hardware Warranty Europe only CountryNumber LanguageTroubleshooting No link left LED is offNo link, yellow right LED above port is blinking slowly Link, but yellow right LED above port is blinking erraticallyIntel Customer Support Automated SupportCustomer Support Technicians How to Access WWW694466-001