Fast EtherHub 3500 System User’s Guide

Menu items are briefly described in the following table.

Field

Hub ID

Position

Port ID

Name

Link State

Type

Speed

Admin Status1

Oper Status1

Duplex Mode

Duplex In Use

Back Pressure

Forwarding Mode

Forwarding In Use

Description

Hub identifier within the stack.

The physical position in the stack (as determined by its position from the top of the FlexBus chain).

Identifies this port as the SmartExtender Module.

User-defined name for selected port.

Indicates if the port has a valid connection to an external device.

Connection types for the SmartExtender Module include 100BASE-TX (10BASE-T), 100BASE-T4, 100BASE-FX.

The 100BASE-TX module relies on auto-detection to set the speed at 10 or 100 Mbps, while the 100BASE-T4 and 100BASE-FX modules are fixed at 100 Mbps.

Any port may be set by the operator to ENABLED or DISABLED.

Reflects the port’s actual status as ENABLED or DISABLED.

The extender module for 100BASE-TX (10BASE-T) and 100BASE-FX can be set to half or full duplex.

Displays the actual duplex mode in use based on the results of auto-negotiation.

When the internal buffers on this port begin to fill, it can be configured to signal the connected device to slow transmission by setting this field to ENABLED.

The scheme by which frames are processed and forwarded through this module can be set to Adaptive Cut-through or Store and Forward.

Indicates the actual forwarding mode in use based on the current error rate.

1 - If the port is set to ENABLED by the administrator, but used as a backup port, Admin Status and Oper Status will differ.

Table 4.12 SEM Port Configuration Menu

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Configuring the System

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