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C

CoreBuilder 2500

statistics 38 VLANs 39

3500 statistics 38 VLANs 39

5000 VLANs 39

6000 VLANs 39

9000

management features 12 management options 26 power management 32 statistics 38

support 12

supported modules 11 VLANs 39

9400 statistics 38 support 12 VLANs 39

D

Device View

accessing online Help 24 new features 11 overview 10

starting 17 Devices

perparing to manage 16 viewing 18

viewing and changing settings 22

L

LANplex 2016

statistics 38 2500

VLANs 39 6000

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VLANs 40

S

SuperStack II

Advanced RPS

managing 32 Desktop Switch

VLANs 40

Switch 1000

VLANs 40

Switch 1100

VLANs 40

Switch 3000

VLANs 40

Switch 3300

VLANs 40

Switch 3900 38

Switch 9000 SX

VLANs 40

Switch 9300

statistics 38

Switch IP 3800

VLANs 40

SuperStack II Switch 3900

VLANs 40

SuperStack II Switch 9300

VLANs 40

V

VLANs 39 CoreBuilder 9000

guidelines 47 IEEE 802.1Q 45 supported modules 41

types 43 VLAN IDs 46

viewing port membership 49

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3Com 9000 manual Index

Contents

CoreBuilder 9000 Enterprise Switch Transcend Network Control Services Version 5.0.2 for UNIXDevice View User Guide UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LEGEND 3Com Corporation 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, California1 ABOUT DEVICE VIEW CONTENTS2 USING DEVICE VIEW ABOUT THIS GUIDEINDEX 4 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT TASKSABOUT THIS GUIDE Finding Specific Information inThis Guide Conventions ConventionsCommands SETDefault !0 -IP NETaddr =Compliance RelatedDocumentation YearABOUT DEVICE VIEW 10 CHAPTER 1 ABOUT DEVICE VIEW 3Com New in This ReleaseDescription AgentGuide included with TNCS ManagementSupport Matrix Table 4 shows the small office and enterprise switches that you canManage power supplies CoreBuilder 9000 Switch 14 CHAPTER 1 ABOUT DEVICE VIEW USING DEVICE VIEW 16 CHAPTER 2 USING DEVICE VIEW Starting Using the CommandPreparing the PlatformCentral Viewing Network Devices Media and Sub Group - Enables you to highlight associated portsPower Supply/Fan left - Color indicates status menuManaging Media Modules Segments, and Ports To use the media selection lists Figure 3 Selecting an Ethernet Port Available tabs for the Device section Available sections 24 CHAPTER 2 USING DEVICE VIEW Figure 5 Device View Help for Security SettingsMANAGING DEVICES CoreBuilder SwitchesDevice Settings ManagingChassis Settings IP Configuration Settings28 CHAPTER 3 MANAGING DEVICES Module SettingsIP Configuration Settings Bridge SettingsRAP Settings The Bridge section contains the following settingsTo set up switch ports 1 View the front panel by starting Device View Managing Power Systems Figure 6 Managing Ethernet Ports on High-Function SwitchesManaging the CoreBuilder Switch Power Supply 4 Select the PSU, Fan Status, or Temperature tabAdmin Status Overheat Power Down Mode Power Class Power State 36 CHAPTER 3 MANAGING DEVICES ADVANCED MANAGEMENT TASKS This chapter contains Viewing Performance StatisticsManaging Virtual LANs on the type of port or device that you select ViewingPerformance StatisticsManaging Virtual LANs Device View enables you to set up VLANs with devices in TableManaging Virtual Transcend Network Management Software provides an Table 6-1 Virtual LAN SupportNote the following device-specific considerations Switch 3900, and SuperStack II Switch 9300 devices differ from other 3Com devices. See the Device View online Help to resolve these differences 42 CHAPTER 4 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT TASKS Table 5 VLAN Features Modules SwitchFeature LayerIEEE 802.1Q is a standard for VLANs. It aims to Terminology Review the following terms Before assigning a VID, review the information in TableIngress and egress rules - Ingress rules determine the VLAN to which an incoming frame belongs. If it cannot be assigned to any VLAN, it is assigned to the null VLAN, which contains no ports and has no associated address table in allClosed mode. Egress rules determine whether the frame is forwarded, flooded, or filtered, as well as the tag status of the transmitted frame 48 CHAPTER 4 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT TASKS Media - Choose Vlan 50 CHAPTER 4 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT TASKS Deleting VLANsINDEX 52 INDEX