Enterasys Networks STS16-20 manual Introduction

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Chapter 1

Introduction

How to use the STS16-20 User’s Guide; related manuals; software conventions; getting help

Welcome to NetSight Element Manager STS16-20 UserÕs Guide. We have designed this guide to serve as a reference for using NetSight Element Manager to monitor and manage the family of SmartSTACK Token Ring STS16-20 switches. The STS16-20 is a high performance, intelligent 20-port Token Ring switch that provides switching intelligence to network backbones, workgroups, and desktop connections.

The STS16-20 complies to IEEE 802.5 and supports 802.1D bridging. The STS16-20 provides half or full duplex connections, auto-conÞguration, enhanced bridging capabilities, port-based VLANs, and four groups of RMON.

The STS16-20 devices include the STS16-20D, STS16-20R, STS16-20RM, and STS16-20FRM. These devices are functionally identical, except for the conÞguration of ports.

¥The STS16-20D has 20 built-in RJ-45 ports Ñ16 workstation ports and 4 network ports.

¥The STS16-20R has 20 built-in RJ-45 ports; a RI/RO-like connection is available on all ports.

¥The STS16-20RM has 20 built-in RJ-45 ports and supports two slots for optional SmartSTACK Interface Modules (SSIMs). A RI/RO-like connection is available on ports 19 and 20 and when a Þber expansion module is installed.

¥The STS16-20FRM has 20 built-in Þber VF-45 ports and supports two slots for optional SmartSTACK Interface Modules (SSIMs). A RI/RO-like connection is available on all ports.

NOTE

For the STS16-20D, ports 1 through 16 are workstation ports, which support a single MAC address per port; ports 17 through 20 are network ports, which provide full network connectivity without a limitation on the number of MAC addresses that can be learned per port. Refer to your hardware documentation for more information.

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Contents STS16-20 Users Guide Page Virus Disclaimer Restricted Rights Notice Contents Contents Introduction Using the STS16-20 User’s Guide Related Manuals Location Common Window FieldsDevice Name IP AddressUsing the Mouse Using Window ButtonsUptime Getting Help Using On-Line HelpGetting Help from the Global Technical Assistance Center Accessing On-line DocumentationIntroduction Using the STS16-20 Chassis View Connection Status Viewing Front Panel InformationFirmware Boot PromUp Time Port StatusDevice Menu Menu StructurePort Status Menu Port Menus Selecting a Port Status DisplayUtilities Menu Help MenuLoad StatusType ErrorsMapping SpeedViewing Hardware Descriptions Displaying MIBs and MIB ComponentsViewing the Device Type Viewing the Interface Description Viewing System Group InformationContact ServicesName Viewing I/F Summary Information Logical Status IndexDescription Physical StatusRaw Counts Viewing Interface Detail Statistics RateNon-Unicast ErrorAddress UnicastMaking Sense of Detail Statistics Transmit Queue Size Transmit Packets onlyUsing the STS16-20 Chassis View Viewing Chassis Information Configuring ATM Connections Connection Data Configuring Permanent Virtual Circuits SettingsDeleting a Permanent Virtual Circuit Adding a Permanent Virtual CircuitIndex Index-2