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A-2 APPENDIX A: SAFETY INFORMATION

■It is essential that the mains socket outlet is

installed near to the unit and is accessible. You

can only disconnect the unit by removing the

appliance coupler from the unit.

■If the power supply plug is unsuitable and you

have to replace it, you may find other codings for

the respective connections. Connect the power

supply wires from the unit according to the fol-

lowing scheme:

■Brown wire to the Live (Line) plug terminal

which may be marked with the letter L or col-

ored red.

■Blue wire to the Neutral plug terminal which

may be marked with the letter N or colored

black.

■Yellow/green wire to the Earth (Ground) plug

terminal which may be marked with the letter

E, or the earth symbol, or colored green/yel-

low.

■This unit operates under SELV conditions (Safety

Extra Low Voltage) according to IEC 950, the

conditions of which are maintained only if the

equipment to which it is connected is also opera-

tional under SELV.

■The unit should never be connected to an A.C.

outlet (power supply) without an Earth (Ground)

connection.

■To comply with European safety standards, a

spare fuse must not be fitted to the appliance

inlet. Only fuses of the same m anufacturer,

make and type should be used with the unit.

■Ensure that the power supply lead is discon-

nected before opening the IEC connector fuse

cover or removing the cover of the unit.

■France and Peru only:

■This unit cannot be powered from IT (imped-

ance à la terre) supplies. If your supplies are of

the IT type, this unit should be powered by

230V (2P+T) via an isolation transformer ratio

1:1, with the secondary connection point

labelled Neutral, connected directly to Earth

(Ground).

■U.K. only:

■The Switch 1000 is covered by Oftel General

Approval, NS/G/12345/J/100003, for indirect

connection to a public telecommunications

system. This can only be achieved using the

console port on the unit and an approved

modem.

■Do not remove the Plug-in Module or Transceiver

Module blanking plate with the power still con-

nected.

Contents

Main 3Com Corporation 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, California 95052-8145 C A BOUT T HIS G 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C D E F ABOUT THIS GUIDE Introduction How to Use This Guide Conventions Related Documentation 1 About the Switch 1000 Summary of Features Port Connections Switch Operation and Features Page Page Switch 1000 on Your Network Server Connections Network Configuration Examples Page Network Segmentation II Page Page 10BASE-T Ports 100BASE-TX Port LEDs Page Page Unit Defaults Managing the Switch 1000 Quick Start For SNMP Users Entering an IP Address for the Switch Page I S Configuration Rules for Fast Ethernet Configuration Rules with Full Duplex Page Installing the Switch 1000 Rack Mounting Stacking the Switch and Other Units Wall Mounting Powering-up the Swi tch Connecting a Redundant Power System (RPS) Connecting Equipmen t to the Console Port Connecting a VT100 Terminal Connecting a VT100 Terminal Emulator Connecting a Workstation Running SLIP 3 Methods of Managing the Switch 1000 Using the VT100 Management Interface Using Telnet Managing Over Th e Network IP Addresses Page 3-4 CHAPTER 3: SETTING UP FOR MANAGEMENT Navigating the VT100 Screens Screen Conventions To differentiate types of information, the VT100 screens use the following conventions: Keyboard Shortcuts Correcting Text Entry Setting Up the Switch for Management Logging On Page Switch Management Setup Page Page Logging Off Auto Logout M S T 1000 Setting Up Users Creating a New User Deleting a User Editing User Details Assigning Local Security Choosing a Switch Management Level Page Setting Up the Switch Unit Page Page Setting Up the Switch Ports Page Page Page Setting Up the Switch Database (SDB) The Database View Searching the Switch Database Adding an Entry into the SDB Deleting an Entry from the SDB Specifying that an Entry is Permanent Setting Up Resilient Links Configuring Resilient Links Creating a Resilient Link Pair Deleting a Resilient Link Viewing the Resilient Setup Page Setting Up Traps Setting Up the Console Port Page Resetting the Switch Initializing the Switch Upgrading Software Page 5 Virtual LANs (VLANs) What are VLANs? Benefits of VLANs An Example VLANs and the Switch Connecting VL ANs to a Router Page VLAN Configurati ons Page Page Setting Up VLANs on the Switch Page Page Setting Up VLANs Using Auto Select VLAN Mode Spanning Tree Protocol What is STP? Page How STP Works Page STP Configurations Enabling STP on the Switch Configuring STP on the Switch Page Page Page RMON What is RMON? About the RMON Groups Page Benefits of RMON RMON and the Switch RMON Features of the Switch Page 5-28 CHAPTER 5: ADVANCED MANAGEMENT About Alarm Actions About Default Alarm Settings About the Audit Log Page 6 Summary Statistics Port Statistics Port Traffic Statistics Page Port Error Analysis Page Status Monitoring Fault Log Remote Polling A Important Safety Information Page Power Supply and Fuse Sockets for Redundant Power System (RPS) RJ45 Ports Fiber Ports Linformation de Scurit Importante La Source de Courant et Le Fusible Socle Pour Alimentation Multiple Les Ports RJ45 Les Ports Fibre Wichtige Sicherheit sinformationen Stromversorgung und Sicherung Steckdose fr Redundant Power System (RPS) RJ45 Anschluen Glasfaser Anschluen B B-2 APPENDIX B: SCREEN ACCESS RIGHTS C - N I T Using the VT100 Interface Using the Switch Page Page Page Page Page E Physical Dimensions E-2 APPENDIX E: SWITCH 1000 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS F Online Technical Services World Wide Web Site 3Com Bulletin Board Service 3ComFacts Automated Fax Service 3ComForum on CompuServe Online Service Support from Your Network Supplier Support from 3Com F-4 APPENDIX F: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Returning Products for Repair Regional Sales Office Telephone Number 44 1442 438125 44 1442 435822 Elsewhere 1 408 326 7804 1 408 764 7120 G Page Page Page Page Page I Numerics A B C D E F H I K L M Q R S T U V W Z 3Com Corporation LIMITED WARRANTY H S S TANDARD W W ARRANTIES E ELECTRO-MAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY FCC S VCCI S CSA S INFORMATION T