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Device Application View

Discovery Application

Figure 5-4. Add/Remove Buttons

Add

Remove

VLAN:

 

 

 

 

 

3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Changing a PortÕs VLAN

To select a VLAN to add a port to, highlight the VLAN number icon in the VLAN panel. Double click on the port icon which you would like to add to the VLAN. The port icon will be highlighted to indicate the change. The port counts, next to the VLAN icons, should accurately reßect the number of ports assigned to each VLAN.

Removing a VLAN

To remove a VLAN, make sure there are no ports assigned to the VLAN. Highlight that VLANÕs number icon. Click the ÒRemoveÓ button. The VLAN will be removed from the VLAN panel.

Discovery Application

This section describes the Discovery Application supported by the cisco Catalyst Hub. The model type name for this application is CiscoCDPApp. Table 5-5describes each of the application-speciÞc Icon Subviews menu selections available for the Discovery Application.

Table 5-5. Catalyst Stack Application-SpeciÞc Icon Subviews Menu Selections

Menu Selection

Description

 

 

Cache

Opens the Discovery Cache Table view, described later in

 

this chapter.

 

 

Interfaces

Opens the Interface Discovery Status Table view, described

 

later in this chapter.

 

 

Model Information View

Opens the Model Information view described in the

 

SPECTRUM Views reference.

 

 

Application View

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5500, 5000, 5500 specifications

Cabletron Systems was a significant player in the networking equipment industry during the 1990s and early 2000s, and its 5500 and 5000 series switches are notable for their innovative design and features. The Cabletron 5500 series is best known for its high performance and reliability, targeting enterprises requiring robust networking solutions.

The Cabletron 5500 is a high-capacity switch often used in backbone network environments. One of its main features includes the ability to support multiple protocols, such as Ethernet, Token Ring, and FDDI. This versatility allows for seamless integration into diverse network infrastructures. Additionally, the 5500's architecture supports a high level of redundancy and fault tolerance, ensuring continuous network operation even in the event of component failures. With advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching capabilities, the 5500 series excels in managing traffic efficiently, which is critical for high-demand applications.

The Cabletron 5000, while similar to the 5500, targets slightly less demanding network environments. It still offers significant features, including support for various networking standards, enabling easy compatibility with existing systems. The 5000 series is designed for scalability, allowing organizations to expand their networks without extensive overhauls. This switch is equipped with a user-friendly management interface, making it easier for network administrators to configure and monitor network performance.

Both series utilize Cabletron's patented FastPacket technology, which enhances packet processing speeds, leading to reduced latency in data transmission. This is especially beneficial for businesses with high data traffic volumes and real-time applications. Another key characteristic is the ability to prioritize traffic, which plays a vital role in Quality of Service (QoS) management, ensuring that critical applications receive the bandwidth they require.

Furthermore, the Cabletron 5500 and 5000 series switches are modular, allowing administrators to add or replace modules as needed. This modularity contributes to long-term investment protection, enabling organizations to adapt to evolving networking demands without the need for complete hardware replacements.

In summary, the Cabletron Systems 5500 and 5000 series represent a fusion of flexibility, speed, and reliability, positioning them as valuable assets in the networking landscape. Their features and capabilities support organizations of varying sizes in achieving efficient and dependable network performance.
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