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Power-Up Disabled Option Switch

3-13

Power-Up

Disabled Option

Switch

If network management is present, an external switch on the hub’s rear panel allows you to power-up the hub with the ports disabled. The power-up disabled option switch is located between the expansion connectors and the DC input connector, as shown in Figure 3-12.

This feature cannot be fully implemented unless a network management device (such as the LinkBuilder FMS 100 Management Unit) is connected to the hub stack. If no network management is present, leave the power-up disabled option switch in the enabled position (set to E).

tion

EXPA

A

 

 

 

DC INPUT

 

UP

 

 

 

–12

D

E

DOWN

0.2

 

 

 

Power-up disabled

 

 

 

option switch

Figure 3-12 Power-Up Disabled Option Switch

Table 3-4 describes the functioning of the power-up disabled option switch.

Table 3-4 Settings on Power-Up Disabled Option Switch

Setting

Result

 

 

D (disabled)

If network management is present, you can enable specific ports

 

after the hub has been powered-up.

 

If network management is not present, all ports remain disabled

 

after the hub has been powered-up.

E (enabled)

This is the default setting. All ports are enabled after the hub has

 

been powered-up, whether or not network management is present.

 

If network management is present, individual ports can then be

 

disabled after the hub has been powered-up.

 

 

You can use this option for security purposes. For example, you can disable a port where a faulty device or other problem exists. This prevents the disabled port from receiving any data when the hub is powered-up. Conversely, you can enable ports if you want them to receive data.

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Contents FMS 100-TX HUB 3Com Corporation 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, California Contents Glossary Cispr a Compliance Page Figures Port LEDs Hub Operation LEDs TablesAbout this Guide How to Use ThisIntroduction GuideConventions General IntroductionDescription Front Panel of LinkBuilder FMS 100-TX Hub Only one Management Unit can be attached to each stack Harming the network Unpacking InstallingHub Positioning Attaching a Bracket for Rack Mounting Installing a Hub Stack in a Rack Transceiver InstallingInterface Modules 100BASE-TX Power System UsingRedundant Connecting the Redundant Power System to Four Hubs Opening the Fuse-holder in the AC Receptacle Assembly Removing the Fuse Connections Aking FMS 100-TX H UBTwisted-pair Cable Server RJ-45 Connector Pin Assignments Down expansion port UP expansion port Connecting a Hub Stack to a Management Unit Connecting Hubs to the Network Backbone For ConsiderationsMultisegmented NetworksLinkBuilder FMS Repeaters Classification Class II Hubs LED FAN Fail Enabled Power-Up Disabled Option SwitchPage Cabling Cabling Interface ModuleRequirements Connecting the Hub in a Network Span of 260.8 Meters Using an Internetworking Device to Extend the Network Span Specifications Page On-line Technical ServicesAccess by Isdn Your Network Support fromSupplier 3Com To find your authorized service providerGlossary FMS Flexible Media Stack Com’s family of stackable hubs Glossary Glossary Numerics IndexInstalling hub Desktop placement 2-5 positioning Index Page Limited Warranty FCC Class a Verification Statement Page Page Page Page Reader Comment Form Business Reply Mail