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Managing VLAN Groups

There are two ways to manage each conﬁgured group of VLAN on the SuperStack II Switch 1000:

❏via the VLANView Page

❏via the SuperStack II Switch 1000’s Device Page

The management menu items on the VLAN View Page are identical to those on the SuperStack II Switch 1000’s Device Page.

▲Important: To access and use the VLAN View screen, you must use Netscape Communicator v. 4.0.

This section describes how to perform the following management tasks via the VLAN View Page:

Management Task

Page Number

Naming a VLAN group

page 5-9

Disabling a VLAN group

page 5-11

Viewing statistics for a VLAN group

page 5-12

Page 5-8

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Contents

IntraSpection Personality Module Copyright Notice Table of Contents Management Vlan Menus Index Index-iPage Chapter Contents About This Manual Document Conventions Audience SuperStack II Switch 1000 Personality Module Device Information Management Options Client System RequirementsServer Page Installation Installation Installing a Personality Module Page Accessing the Device Accessing the Device Accessing the Device Device Page Components Device Information Vlan Identiﬁcation Window Front Panel ImageStatus LEDs Device Selecting the Device for Management Selecting a Vlan Group for Management Selecting a Port for Management Selected Port Menus TablesTable Columns ButtonsPage Conﬁguration Tasks Performing Basic Management FunctionsManagement Tasks Management Setting Community Strings IntraSpection navigation bar IntraSpection Map Manager Conﬁguring Network Access Parameters Click netwAccess Conﬁguring Identiﬁcation Information Click Identify Performing a Software Upgrade Software Upgrade table Updating the Device Click Validate Viewing General Device Information Device Information table Resetting the Device Slot Conﬁguration Table Viewing Group Information Managing Trap Receivers Adding a Trap Receiver Deleting a Trap Receiver Modifying a Trap Receiver Viewing Snmp Agent Information 11 Agent Information table Managing the Port Address Table Viewing the Port Address TablePage Deleting an Entry Viewing Statistics Table Statistics Viewing Statistics Graph Statistics 14 Graph Statistics Vlan Viewing Vlan Groups Vlan View Vlan Groups Vlan Ports Menu-Level Indicator Vlan Menu Items Creating Vlan Groups Selecting a port button New Vlan group Managing Vlan Groups Via the VLANView Vlan menu-level indicator Naming a Vlan Group 10 Vlan Workgroup Table Disabling a Vlan Group Viewing Statistics for a Vlan Group Setup UpgradeMenu Description Conﬁguration AddressList Menu Description NetwAccess TrapReceivErs Validate Field Description WGroupIndex WGroupNameUnitID DownLinkPortID Address List Field Description Address Status Address Priority Identify Device Field Description Number of GroupsChassis Name ChassisObjid Agent Slots Menus Port coax expandable Serviceid PowerReqField Description SwVersion EntityName Upgrade Network Access Bootp ModeField Description IP Address Subnet Mask Trap Receivers Field Description Trap indexReceiver Address Community String Menus Validate Field Description Seconds GraphDevice Statistics Field Description Statistics Group Statistics Port Statistics Reset Statistics Field Description Statistics Port StatisticsAverage per sec Ond Reset Field Description Sampling IntervalObject Curr Port Number Vlan1 Vlan Field Description Group NumberMenu Items Field Description Setup Vlan ViewPage Technical Support Technical Support HoursPage Index Index-ii Runts 6-18,6-19 See Index-v