Cabletron Systems ELS10-26TX manual Command Syntax Conventions

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Introduction

1.6.1 Command Syntax Conventions

The following conventions apply as you use LCM commands:

•Press the Enter key to execute a command after you type it in.

•A port range is either a single port number, or a list of port numbers separated by commas or hyphens. For example, 3 is port 3; 3,7 are ports 3 and 7; 3-5are ports 3,4, and 5; and 3-5,7are ports 3,4,5, and 7.

•To quit any command, press the Control-C keys (^C or Ctrl-C).

•You can abbreviate any command where there is no ambiguity; if there is ambiguity, LCM responds with an error message.

•Commands are not case sensitive.

•Any invalid commands or misspellings will receive an error message.

•A previous command can be repeated by typing !!

•MAC addresses are displayed in little-endian Ethernet (least significant bit) bit order, with each octet separated by a colon. For example:

ELS10-26 >address 00:40:27:04:1a:0f

•Information that you need to enter with an LCM command is enclosed in square brackets [ ]. For example, you must enter a

port number and an IP address to execute the ipaddr [PORT- NUMBER] [IP ADDRESS] command:

ELS10-26 >ipaddr 6 192.138.217.40

•Parameters that appear in all capital letters, for example bridge [PORT-RANGE], indicate that you must enter a value for that parameter. If a string of parameters is displayed between braces, for example [{offonnoBPDU}], you must select one of the displayed options. For example, if you wanted to enable bridging on a port, or a range of ports, you would enter:

ELS10-26 >bridge 2-4 on

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Contents ELS10-26 User Guide Page FCC Notice DOC Notice Cabletron Software Program License Declaration of Conformity Contents Monitoring and Managing Your ELS10-26 ContentsAppendix B Glossary ELS10-26 Diagnostics and TroubleshootingAppendix a Technical Specifications Contents Viii Chapter Introduction About this Manual BBS Getting HelpDocument Conventions Related Documentation ELS10-26TX Front Panel OverviewSmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Architecture OSI Reference Model Store and Forward SwitchingDiscarding Local Traffic Typical Switching ApplicationSmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Bridge Address Table Spanning Tree AlgorithmIntroduction SmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Sample Applications SmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Port MonitoringPacket Capturing and Monitoring SmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Trunking with 10 Mbps Ports SmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 TrunkingSmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Backbone Configuration SmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Fast EthernetSmartSTACK 10 ELS10-26 Trunking with 100 Mbps Ports Virtual Workgroups Traffic Workgroup a Workgroup B Local Console Manager Command Syntax Conventions Help Basic LCM CommandsELS10-26 Local Console Manager Traplog EraseExit or Logout ELS10-26 Front Panel Chapter Unpacking and Installing Your ELS10-26Reset Switch Status LEDs ACT Describes the ELS10-26 buttons Installing AN FepimInstalling an Fepim Rack-mounting an ELS10-26 Installing the ELS10-26Attaching Rackmount Brackets Checking the POWER-UP Diagnostics Sequence Connecting to the Network Connecting the Local Console Manager10BASE-T/ 100BASE-TX Connecting UTP CablesCable Pinouts RJ45 Crossover Cable Connecting a UTP Segment to the FE-100TXFE-100TX Crossover Switch Fiber Optic Network Connection Connecting a Multimode Segment to the FE-100FXFE-100FX Port Unpacking and Installing Your ELS10-26 Unpacking and Installing Your ELS10-26 Spectrum Spel Spma Chapter Configuring Your ELS10-26Assigning IP Addresses Type ipaddr PORT-NUMBER IP Address Changing a Subnet Mask Displaying IP AddressesDeleting an IP Address To change the subnet mask, at the LCM prompt Enabling BridgingDisplaying Bridging Functions Disabling BridgingEnabling Trunking Trunk Connections Trunk GroupsTrunk Groups Disabling Trunking Display could look like the following Displaying Trunking StatusEnabled, Rip listening Enabling Port Monitoring Displaying Monitoring Status Disabling MonitoringEnabled, Rip listening Defining Virtual Workgroups Defining and Deleting WorkgroupsLCM responds with the following display Assigning a Community Name Configuring BROADCAST/MULTICAST Storm Protection System Contact Modifying MIB VariablesCommunity Names System NameSystem Location Aging Parameter Set Community NameELS10-26 Statistics Chapter Monitoring and Managing Your ELS10-26ELS10-26 Management Tools System Statistics Gathering StatisticsEthernet Port Statistics Displaying Status Using LCM to Check ELS10-26 StatusEnabled, Rip listening Displaying MAC Addresses To display all MAC addresses, at the LCM prompt LCM would display Displaying Manufacturing InformationManaging the ELS10-26 Using LCM to Manage the ELS10-26Enabling a Port Disabling a PortNoRIP Option Changing a Community Name Setting the Baud Rate Setting a Reboot Time Power-up LED Sequence Chapter ELS10-26 Diagnostics and TroubleshootingPOWER-UP Diagnostics Software Checksum Comparison Specific Power-up TestsStatus and Activity Indicators Power-up Diagnostics ResultsResponses to Failures AT POWER-UP ELS10-26 Front Panel LEDs LED Connectivity Problems TroubleshootingELS10-26 does not Power UP 3 ELS10-26 Does Not Respond to NMS 2 ELS10-26 Has RebootedELS10-26 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Connector Ports Appendix a Technical Specifications ELS10-26 SpecificationsPhysical ElectricalStandard Support Diagnostic LEDsEnvironmental Management Support Address Table SizeRegulatory Compliance Serial Cable PIN Assignments10BASE-T PIN Assignments ConnectorsPin Assignment a STRAIGHT-THROUGH Wiring5 4 3 Rule Crossover WiringFE-100FX Fepim SpecificationsFE-100TX Cable Type Worst Case Budget Typical Budget Address AlarmAddress table AgentBandwidth BackboneBpdu bridge protocol data unit Bps bits per secondData link layer CongestionDatagram Data rate or speedEncapsulation Full wire speedEncode EntityIcmp Internet control message protocol Intelligent bridge/switchIeee InitializationInteroperability InternetworkingIP Internet protocol ISO International Standards OrganizationMask MAC media access controlMbps megabits per second MIB management information basePropagation delay Power budgetOSI Open Systems Interconnection PacketService Rarp reverse address resolution protocolProtocol Protocol suiteSymbol SwitchSynchronous transmission Translating bridgeWAN wide area network UpstreamGlossary Numerics IndexIndex RIP Wiring crossover A-6 Straight-through A-5

ELS10-26TX specifications

Cabletron Systems ELS10-26TX is a high-performance Ethernet switch designed to meet the demands of expanding network architectures. This switch is particularly noted for its robust features, making it suitable for various applications, from small business environments to larger enterprise settings.

One of the main features of the ELS10-26TX is its ability to support 10/100 Mbps auto-sensing Ethernet connections. This versatility allows it to interface seamlessly with existing networks, accommodating both older systems and newer high-speed devices. Its 26 ports provide ample connectivity for a range of devices, enabling users to connect multiple workstations, printers, and servers without any compromise on network performance.

The ELS10-26TX utilizes advanced switching technology, which enables it to dynamically manage data traffic across all connected devices. By employing store-and-forward switching techniques, the device reduces latency while preventing data collisions. This is particularly beneficial in environments where heavy traffic is common, as it ensures reliable communication and efficient data transfer.

In terms of its physical characteristics, the ELS10-26TX features a compact design that allows for easy integration into existing network setups. Its robust hardware ensures durability and longevity, making it a reliable choice for organizations that require uninterrupted network service. Additionally, it supports rack-mountable installation, providing flexibility for various deployment scenarios.

The switch also includes essential management features, such as VLAN support, which allows organizations to segment their networks for improved security and traffic management. With Quality of Service (QoS) capabilities, the ELS10-26TX can prioritize critical data traffic, ensuring that essential applications receive the necessary bandwidth for optimal performance.

Security is another notable characteristic of the ELS10-26TX. The device incorporates several security measures to protect the network from unauthorized access and potential threats. These include port security features, which restrict access to individual switch ports, and network management tools that facilitate monitoring and auditing of network activity.

In summary, the Cabletron Systems ELS10-26TX is a versatile and feature-rich Ethernet switch that can significantly enhance network connectivity and performance. Its combination of speed, management capabilities, and security features makes it suitable for a wide array of network configurations, ensuring that it meets the evolving needs of organizations today and into the future.
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