Index

H

Help 1-11

related manuals 1-12

I Installation

Fast Ethernet Interface Module C-4 IP address 5-17, 5-41, 5-44

setting 5-20

IP Fragmentation 5-44

K

Keyboard conventions 5-3

L

LANVIEW LEDs 4-1

Local Management

exiting 5-12

TELNET 5-4, 5-7

M

MAC Address 5-17

Module Configuration Menu screen fields 5-39, 5-72

Module date 5-42

Module Statistics Menu screen switch statistics 5-85

Module time 5-42

N

Network connection FE-100FX 3-10 FX-100TX 3-8 Network Tools 5-96 commands 5-97

NVRAM 5-44 clearing 5-55

O

Operational Mode 5-42 setting 5-50

P

Peak switch utilization 5-74 Physical specifications A-1 Power Supply #X Status 5-30

R

RESET button 4-7

Runtime IP address discovery 1-5

S

Safety A-3 Safety information

laser iv

Screen lockout time 5-19, 5-42,5-50 setting 5-23

Screen refresh time 5-18, 5-22, 5-49 SmartTrunk

introduction to 1-8

SNMP Community Names screen access policy 5-26,5-58 Community Name 5-26, 5-58editing 5-27

SNMP Traps screen enable traps 5-29

trap community name 5-28 trap destination 5-28

trap table configuration 5-29, 5-61 Spanning Tree Algorithm 5-63 Specifications A-1

Standards compatibility 1-6Subnet mask 5-18, 5-20, 5-41,5-46

setting 5-20 Switch address 5-63 Switch Configuration screen

MAC address 5-64 port status 5-66 selecting the STA 5-65 state 5-64

status 5-64

Switch address 5-63 type of STA 5-63

System Resources screen current switch utilization 5-73

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6H128-08 and 6H129-08 User’s Guide

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6H129-08, 6H128-08 specifications

Cabletron Systems was a notable provider of networking hardware in the 1990s, specializing in solutions that enabled enterprises to build robust and scalable networks. Among their product offerings were the models 6H128-08 and 6H129-08, which were designed to meet the needs of demanding networking environments.

The 6H128-08 is an Ethernet hub that supports up to 128 ports. This model is particularly recognized for its reliability and performance in connecting numerous devices within a local area network. One of the main features of the 6H128-08 is its support for both 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX Ethernet standards, allowing it to handle varying data transmission speeds and ensuring compatibility with older and newer devices. This dual support features made it particularly appealing for businesses transitioning from older network technologies to faster Ethernet connections.

In terms of technology, the 6H128-08 leverages a centralized architecture which reduces network collision domains. This design contributes to improved network performance by allowing simultaneous data transmission from multiple devices. The hub features a range of LEDs that provide real-time status updates on port connectivity and data transmission activity. This allows network administrators to easily monitor and troubleshoot connectivity issues.

The 6H129-08 is often paired with the 6H128-08, functioning effectively as an additional port expander or in cascading configurations. This model also supports 128 ports and offers identical compatibility with the Ethernet standards mentioned, ensuring seamless integration in larger network setups. An important characteristic of the 6H129-08 is its enhanced fault tolerance, which is vital in mission-critical environments where network downtime must be minimized.

Both models are equipped with various management features, enabling network administrators to configure settings and optimize performance easily. The ability to use SNMP for network management supports monitoring and managing the entire network from centralized software applications.

Overall, the Cabletron Systems 6H128-08 and 6H129-08 stand out for their robust performance, extensive port capabilities, and compatibility with multiple Ethernet standards, making them suitable for enterprises looking to build or expand their networking infrastructure. These products reflect Cabletron's commitment to reliability and innovation in the field of networking hardware.
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