Fast EtherHub 3500 System User’s Guide
To select a configuration item, use the arrow keys to position the cursor (i.e., the highlighted box), and then press the [Enter] key. Configuration items followed by dots (...) open up another menu screen. Menu selections are briefly described in the following table.
Main
Configuration
Statistics
Field
Exit
Restart System
System Information
SNMP Configuration
Segment Configuration
Hub Configuration
Port Configuration
Port Backups
Port Intrusion Control
TFTP Download
Xmodem Download
User Passwords
Console Lockout
Segment Statistics
Hub Statistics
Port Statistics
Description
Exits the program and returns to the operating system.
Restarts the
Identifies the system.
Configures communities, as well as IP and IPX trap managers.
Configures IP, IPX and SNMP parameters for each segment.
Isolates/attaches a hub, or sets the hub’s segment;
defines attached segment for Network Management Module, and sets bootup option; also sets protocol status for SNMP/IP, SNMP/IPX and SNMP/Ethernet.
Disables/enables a port, shows link and partition state, as well as allowing you to set the communication mode to full or
Sets up to 18 pairs of backup ports. Each pair contains a master and slave port. The slave port is normally disabled. When master port fails, the system disables the master port and enables the slave port to maintain the link.
Sets the authorized entry address, and defines response for detected intrusion.
Downloads new version of firmware to update your system (via
Downloads new version of firmware to update your system (via
Defines password for administrator and guest.
Sets the time the system will wait without receiving any keyboard input before logging you off the configuration program.
Displays network performance for each hub segment.
Displays network performance for each hub.
Displays network performance for each port.
Table 4.3 Main Configuration Menu
Exiting the Configuration Program
Use the Exit command under the Main Menu to close the configuration program. Note that this command and <Ctrl+E> have the same effect.
Configuring the System |
