New Hardware and Software Features | Avaya P880, P580, P550R

New Hardware and Software Features

Version 5.2.2 provides support for the following new hardware software features.

Hardware

■80-series, 48-port, 10/100 Ethernet Module with Telco connectors (M8048R-100TC)

■48-volt power supply for the P580

Software Features

Support for:

■The following Queue Classification and Queue Servicing features:

—Classification of switch port traffic.

—Classification of layer 2 tagging.

—Classification of layer 3 traffic (by means of an access control list).

—Queue servicing by means of weighted fair queueing (WFQ).

For more information about the Queue Classification and Queue Servicing features that are implemented in this release, see "Queue Classification and Servicing Features" on page 4.

■Port mirroring on 80-series modules in fabric mode 2. This feature makes it possible for you to:

—Monitor traffic that is received and transmitted from a port.

—Use of up to four monitor (sink) channels for monitoring traffic.

For more information about the port mirroring on 80-series module feature that is implemented in v5.2.2, see "Queue Classification and Servicing Features" on page 4.

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June 14, 2001

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Avaya P880, P580, P550R manual New Hardware and Software Features

Contents

Cajun P550R/P580/P880/P882 Switch Release Notes Overview Hardware New Hardware and Software FeaturesSoftware Features June 14 Type of Switch Binary File Boot File Supported Product Binaries and Boot CodesQueue Classification and Servicing Features Overview Classification of Traffic Port Mirroring on 80-Series Modules WFQ Queue-Servicing Algorithm Configuring Port Mirroring By Using the CLI Setting Up Port Mirroring Port Ranges for 80-Series Port Mirroring Port Ranges for 80-Series Port Mirroring Config# clear port mirror fabricmode2 channel channel Configuring Port Mirroring By Using the Web Agent If you select Then Changing the Status of Option 82 by Using the Web Agent Enabling Option 82 for Dhcp MIB Item Changing the Status of Option 82 by Using the CLIChanging the Status of Option 82 by Using Snmp Cjnipv4serv.mib Enabling Traps for Unknown Source Addresses Enabling MAC Address Lock and Traps by Using the Web AgentEnabling MAC Address Lock and Traps by Using the CLI Enabling MAC Address Lock and Traps by Using Snmp ProminetMib.txt, version MIB, MIB Items, and OIDs for MAC Address Lock ProminetMib.txt Enhancements Changed CLI CommandsCorrected Problems ATM Uplink Modules Known Problems and WorkaroundsCommand Line Interface CLI Flood Rate Limiting Frames Transmitted with Cyclic Redundancy Check CRC Errors Desired Rate Web or CLI Setting Intelligent Multicasting Hot Swap ModulesIgmp Group Membership Table Example IPX L3 Forwarding Cache Option 82 for Dchp Point-to-Point Protocol PPP and Telnet Port Mirroring Series Modules Simple Network-Management Protocol Snmp Redundant Switch ControllerRemote Monitoring Rmon Supervisor Module Downloading the Startup Configuration FileP580/P882 Chassis Slot Switch Ports Following error message in the CLI Functional Restrictions Vlan IssuesWeb AFT Issues Auto-Negotiation CPU Synchronization Checksum Error MessageCajunView Legacy CLI Link Status Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol DvmrpHunt Groups Oversized Packets Loopback TestsNetscape Spanning Tree Protocol STP Redundant Controller SupportSoftware License Keying 3Com Tagging Cajun P550R/P880/P882 Switch User Guide Documentation Updates and CorrectionsTftp Download Status Delay Web Agent Technical Support Click Interfaces Setting the Priority of a Port Command Setting a Port to Ignore Tag Priority Examples Displaying the Port Settings Setting a Rule in an Access Control List June 14 Displaying Access Control Lists Setting WFQ Correct syntax for Command 2 is Displaying the Queue Service Settings