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MIB II dialog box 4-13modem 1-4,5-13,A-4modem dial-out 3-7monitor failure 4-17monitoring 4-18

other devices 4-37mounting 2-7multicast frames 4-22

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Need To Know 4-28NetWare file server B-6network 1-2

error rate 4-18expanding C-1glossary 1-2loop 1-2,2-8management 3-1,3-6

manager community string 5-13operating system 2-4terminology 1-2

utilization 4-18

Network Errors graph alignment errors 4-24FCS errors 4-24

late events 4-25rate mismatch 4-25short events 4-24too long errors 4-24very long events 4-25

network supplier support C-4Network Traffic graph 4-22node (IPX) 5-11

NTK 4-28

null modem cable A-3

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OfficeConnect hub 1-1online technical services C-1operating environment A-1operating system 2-4out-of-band management 3-4

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packet 1-3

parity (console port setup) 5-15partition 1-2,4-16

state 4-27traps 4-27

passwords changing 5-18creating 5-17default 5-8

pinouts A-2polling 4-6

other devices 4-37port 2-1

attached station 4-27colors 4-12configuration 4-25configure 4-25learn stations 4-27link state 4-27

link traps 4-27media type 4-27

partition state 4-27partition traps 4-27security 4-29security violation 4-17selection 4-32

state 4-27

Port Configuration dialog box 4-26Port Security dialog box 4-29positioning your equipment 2-5power A-1

problem solving 6-1problems

using Quick Config Manager 6-3using VT100 6-3

using your hub 6-2product range C-1

PROM software revision 5-21

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Quick Config Manager 3-1,3-3,3-5,4-2

installing 4-1

problems 6-3using 4-1

quick installation connecting equipment 2-7management software 4-2

QUICKMGR.INI file 4-3

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rate 4-39mismatch 4-25

readable frames 4-20

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3C16710 specifications

The 3Com 3C16710 is a high-performance networking device that stands out in the realm of network communication solutions, delivering reliability and efficiency for a variety of network environments. Positioned as a part of 3Com's robust product line, the 3C16710 is designed to facilitate seamless connectivity, catering to the needs of small to medium-sized enterprises.

One of the standout features of the 3C16710 is its advanced Layer 2 switching capabilities. Built to support multiple Ethernet standards, this switch is equipped with 10/100BASE-TX ports, allowing for flexible integration into existing network infrastructures. With a switching capacity that ensures minimal latency, the 3C16710 is capable of handling substantial data traffic, making it an ideal choice for organizations that demand high-speed connectivity.

The device supports advanced features such as VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) tagging, which effectively enhances network efficiency by segmenting network traffic. This capability helps to optimize bandwidth usage and improve security by isolating sensitive data traffic. Moreover, it supports spanning tree protocol to prevent loops, facilitating a stable and trouble-free network experience.

In terms of management, the 3C16710 provides various options for configuration and monitoring. It supports both SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) for network management as well as a web-based interface for intuitive access, allowing network administrators to easily manage settings and monitor performance. The switch can be configured to deliver quality of service (QoS), ensuring that critical applications receive the bandwidth they require, thereby improving overall network performance.

Another noteworthy characteristic is its robust build quality, which enhances reliability in challenging environments. The 3C16710 is also designed for energy efficiency, complying with green networking standards to minimize power consumption without sacrificing performance.

In summary, the 3Com 3C16710 is a versatile networking switch that combines advanced Layer 2 switching capabilities, VLAN support, and flexible management options. With its reliable performance and energy-efficient design, it meets the demands of modern network architectures, making it a valuable asset for organizations looking to enhance their network infrastructure.
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