HP J3178A manual Management Module Description, Overview

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Management Module Description

Overview

The HP AdvanceStack Switch 208/224 Management Module is installed in the Management Slot in the front of either the HP Switch 208T or HP Switch 224T. The Switch Management Module has the physical elements shown in the figure below.

■Reset Button - used to reboot the Management Module and the switch in which it is installed. This clears any temporary error condi- tions that may have occurred, executes the module and switch self tests, and returns all network activity counters to zero. The counters are displayed in the switch console interface and through network management applications.

■Clear Button - used for these purposes:

•When pressed by itself for at least one second, deletes any switch console access passwords that you may have configured. Use this feature if you have misplaced the password and need console access.

This button is provided for your convenience, but its presence means that if you are concerned with the security of the switch configuration and operation, you should make sure the switch with the management module is installed in a secure location, such as a locked wiring closet.

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Contents HP AdvanceStack Switch 208/224 Management Module Page Installation and Reference Guide HP AdvanceStack Switch 208/224 Management ModulePublication Number World Wide Web HP Customer Support ServicesHow to get the latest software/agent firmware HP FTP Library ServiceHP First Fax Retrieval Service Additional HP Support ServicesLocation Phone Number Contents Monitoring Switch Operation From the Console Spanning Tree Operation Viii Installing the Management Module Installing the Management ModuleIncluded Parts Installation StepsAnti-Static Precautions Installing Installing the Management ModuleRemove the cover plate Removing the Module At Power OnOverview Management Module DescriptionManagement Module Description Management Module DescriptionModule Features Page T e Switch ConsoleSwitch Console Connecting a Console to the SwitchConnecting a PC or Terminal to the Console RS-232 Port Remote Console Connection Using a Modem and a PC Modem Cable Pin-Out Starting and Ending a Console Session How To Start a Console SessionMain Menu How To End a Console SessionMain Menu Features Actions line Screen Structure and NavigationTaskActions How To Navigate in the ConsoleLevel Actions Permitted Using Password SecurityTo set Manager and Operator passwords Capabilities, also set an Operator passwordTo Recover from a Lost Manager Password To Delete Password ProtectionSelect Delete Password Protection To Recover from a Lost Operator PasswordReboot Switch Option in the Main Menu Switch Console Rebooting the SwitchExample of a Configuration Change Requiring a Reboot Listing of Commands Available under Advanced Commands Advanced CommandsHow To Use the Advanced Commands How To Exit from the command promptPage Configuring the Switch From the Console Configuring the Switch From the ConsoleDefault values are shown in brackets ConfiguringHow To Access the Switch Configuration Configurable FeaturesConfiguring Configuring the Switch From the Console System ConfigurationExample of the Port Configuration Screen Port ConfigurationIPX Service Configuring the Switch From the Console Internet IP Service Using Bootp To manually configure the switch for IPTo configure the switch for Bootp Bootp Operation Where Snmp Communities How To Configure the Switch for Snmp CommunitiesSnmp Communities Add or Edit Screen Trap Receivers 10. The Serial Link Configuration Screen Default Values Serial Link Configuration11. The Console Configuration Screen Default Values Console ConfigurationPress the Space bar to select Yes . This enables STP Spanning Tree Configuration12. Example of the STP Configuration Screen Network Monitoring Port 13. The Default Network Monitoring Configuration Screen14. Example of Selecting a Monitoring Port Saving Configurations Page Main Menu Data Type Purpose Monitoring Switch Operation From the ConsoleMonitoring Switch Operation From the Console Status and Counters MenuMonitoring Example of Switch Information Switch InformationExample of Port Status Port StatusExample of Port Counters Port CountersExample of Port Counters Show Details Port Counters Show DetailsExample of the Address Table Address TableTo use the port address table Port Address TableExample of a Port Address Table for a Specific Port Example of Spanning Tree Information Spanning Tree STP InformationOperation and read the Ieee 802.1d standards document 10. Example of STP Port InformationSeverity Date Time System Module Event LogKey Action Event Log Control KeysSwitch Console Using Snmp To Monitor and Manage the Switch HP Proprietary MIBs include Snmp Management FeaturesSnmp Configuration Process Rmon Advanced Management Rmon Ease SupportTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Checking the Module LEDsStatus Description Problem Solution Problem/Solution TableIP Configuration Errors Diagnostic TestsTesting the Switch and Management Module Testing the Switch’s Ports and the Links Troubleshooting Resetting the Switch T e Clearing Passwords on the Switch ConsoleHP BBS Page Environmental SpecificationsSupported Mibs SpecificationsVcci Class 1 For Japan Only Regulatory StatementsPage Modem Configuration At the switchEnd At the user end Modem ConfigurationDownloading an Operating System File TransfersFile Transfers Using Tftp To Download the OS FileWriting System Software to FLASH, Back Soon Using the Switch-to-Switch Download Using the SNMP-Based HP Download ManagerJumping to console code Using the Zmodem to Download the OS FileFigure C-3. Example of Message for Download Failure Troubleshooting Tftp DownloadsFile to be copied Command Function Transferring Switch ConfigurationsConfiguration Zput config remotefile overwrite dos/unix Spanning Tree Protocol STP Spanning Tree OperationSpanning Tree Operation Clear button description … IndexDefaultconfig IP/IPX MIB STP Tftp Page 5966-5228