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and deletes a character. To delete more than one character, press the key once for each character.

Check carefully before using the Control keys. If you are using Telnet or a terminal emulation program you may find that some Control keys do not work the same or that they control other functions. Refer to the documentation that accompanies your Telnet or terminal emulation software.

Default Users

The resident management console allows three default user types. They cannot be deleted or altered by the network administrator. Refer to Table 4-1 for default names and passwords. Refer to Appendix B for a listing of screen access rights.

Table 4-1Default User Names and Passwords

 

 

Table 2

 

 

 

Default Name

Password

Access Level

 

 

 

monitor

monitor

monitor

manager

manager

manager

security

security

security

 

 

 

Console Menu Map

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Console Menu Map

Figure 4-1 provides a map of available I/O Module local management screens. The I/O Module screens are shaded gray and appear when the TR-in-FE Module is installed. If these screens do not appear, your TR-in-FE Module is not installed correctly.

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Contents For SuperStack II Switch 2000 TR For civilian agencies For units of the Department of DefenseAbout this Guide 3COM Corporation Limited Warranty About this Guide IntroductionTerminology Conventions Finding Information in this GuideOverview About the SuperStack II Switch 2000 TR TR-in-FE ModuleTR-in-FE Benefits Summary of TR-in-FE Module Features HardwareSoftware 4CHAPTER 1 Overview TR-IN-FE Concepts What is Token Ring-in-Fast Ethernet TR-in-FE?TR-in-FE Compared to Traditional Methods 3Com Token Ring-in-Fast Ethernet SystemToken Ring-in-Fast Ethernet Module How TR-in-FE Works How TR-in-FE WorksPower IIRedundant SuperStack Tunneling RequirementsToken Ring Frames 4Token Ring-in-Fast Ethernet Frame Port-Based Distribution What is a VlanVirtual LANs Vlans Advantages of Vlan8CHAPTER 2 TR-IN-FE Concepts Installing and Setting UP the Module Following Safety InformationPre-installation Procedure Installation LED Summary Post-Installation ChecksChecking the Power Supply Checking the Physical Connections Checking that the TR-in-FE Module is Installed Correctly2TR-in-FE Module Jumper Settings Jumper SettingsEntry Field Accessing Management FeaturesVT100 Console Choice FieldCorrecting Text Entries ButtonList Boxes Key Board ShortcutsDefault Users Default Name Password Access LevelConsole Menu Map 1VT100 Console Menu Map with I/O Module Detail LCD Console Switch 2000 TR bannerLogging On User Name Default Access Level PasswordAutomatic Logout Logging Off8CHAPTER 4 Accessing Management Features TR-in-FE Module Configuration Map Configuring the TR-IN-FE Module2I/O Module Screen Config Setting Up a ModuleSpanning Tree Bridge ParametersSource Routing Setting Up a Vlan TR Vlan Info Setup ScreenTR Vlan Setup Screen Scroll the Vlan list using the Up and Down keys TR-in-FE Module Statistics Map Monitoring the TR-IN-FE Module2TR Port Statistics Screen Statistics Overview3Sample TR Port Statistics Traffic Screen Port Statistics TrafficJam Counts Clearing Screen Counters’information de Sécurité Importante Important Safety InformationWichtige Sicherheitsinformationen Screen Access level required Screen Access Rights2APPENDIX B Screen Access Rights TR-IN-FE Module Technical Specifications Environmental SpecificationsTR-in-FE Cable Specification Does the Cable Provide Sufficient Bandwidth? ExampleCore mm Cladding mm Numerical Aperture TR-in-FE Cable Specification 4APPENDIX C TR-IN-FE Module Technical Specifications World Wide Web Site Online Technical Services3Com Bulletin Board Service Technical SupportCountry Telephone Number 3ComFacts Automated Fax ServiceSupport from Your Network Supplier 3ComForum on CompuServeSupport from 3Com Returning Products for RepairCountry Telephone Number Fax Number 4APPENDIX D Technical Support Numbers Page Hardware 3Com Corporation Limited WarrantyGoverning LAW