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Figure 5-7 New VLAN group

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Figure 5-7 New VLAN group

7 Repeat steps 1 – 6 for each port you want to assign to a VLAN group.

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Asanté Technologies, Inc 821 Fox Lane San Jose, CA 1.800.662.9686 3Com SuperStack II SwitchIntraSpection Personality Module User’s ManualCopyright Notice Preface Table of ContentsInstallation Accessing the DeviceVLAN ManagementTechnical Support MenusIndex Index-iPage Chapter Contents PrefaceAbout This Manual Audience Document ConventionsSuperStack II Switch 1000 Personality Module IntroductionIntraSpection Personality Modules Management Options System Requirements ClientServer Page Installing a Personality Module Installation8 Click Next to continue 13 Click OK The “IntraSpection Module Installation” window appears Page Accessing the Device Page Accessing the Device5 Click Apply Device Information Device Page ComponentsFront Panel Image VLAN Identiﬁcation WindowSelecting a VLAN Group for Management Selecting the Device for ManagementTo deselect the port Click again on the selected port Selecting a Port for ManagementAccessing the Device To select a port for managementButtons MenusTables Table ColumnsPage Management Tasks ManagementPerforming Basic Management Functions Conﬁguration TasksManagement Task Important For information on using VLAN, see Chap- ter 5,“VLAN.”Management PageSetting Community Strings Management 3 Click the Edit Device buttonThe Map Conﬁguration Table appears, similar to Figure 7 Click Apply The read and write community strings are conﬁguredClick netwAccess Conﬁguring Network Access ParametersClick Identify Conﬁguring Identiﬁcation InformationPerforming a Software Upgrade Click Validate Updating the Device PageViewing General Device Information Figure 4-8 Slot Conﬁguration Table Resetting the DeviceViewing Group Information Viewing Group InformationManaging Trap Receivers Adding a Trap ReceiverClick trapReceivers Modifying a Trap Receiver Deleting a Trap ReceiverFigure 4-11 Agent Information table Viewing SNMP Agent InformationManaging the Port Address Table Viewing the Port Address Table2 Click Address List Page 4 Click Apply The entry is deleted Deleting an EntryTo manually delete an entry in the Port Address Table Click Modify Open the Address Status drop-down menu and select deleteTable Statistics Viewing StatisticsStatistics are gathered in the following columns Figure 4-14 Graph Statistics Graph StatisticsVLAN Overview VLANViewing VLAN Groups VLAN Ports VLAN GroupsFigure 5-4 VLAN menus VLAN Menu ItemsCreating VLAN Groups drag the button to the VLAN group drop the button on the VLAN group Figure 5-5 Selecting a port buttonFigure 5-6 Assigning a port to a VLAN group Port Button SelectionPage 7 Repeat steps 1 - 6 for each port you want to assign to a VLAN groupVLAN Groups Figure 5-7 New VLAN groupvia the VLANView Page Managing VLAN GroupsNaming a VLAN Group 7 Click Apply 4 Select the VLAN group to be named by clicking once on its row entry5 Click Modify The Modify Dialog box appears 6 Type a name for the VLAN group in the WGroup- Name ﬁeldDisabling a VLAN Group Viewing Statistics for a VLAN Group Menus Page MenusVLAN Address List Address List PageIdentify Device Agent Slots Page Menus6-port ﬁber, SMA connector expandable SlotsPage Page MenusUpgrade Network Access Trap Receivers Page MenusValidate ValidateGraph Page GraphPage MenusTable 6-12 describes each ﬁeld in the Table menu Menus VLAN ViewΔ Note For instructions on using this menu, see Chapter 5, “VLAN.” Table 6-13 describes each ﬁeld in the VLAN View menuPage VLAN ViewPage Technical Support Contacting Asanté Technical SupportTechnical Support Hours Page Index Index-ii Index-iii Index-iv Index-v write community string, configuringWindows NT continued starting server 2-3 World Wide Web browsers supported