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Cabletron Systems CSX400 The CSX200/400 Port Status Displays, Selecting a Port Status View

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CSX200 and 400 Chassis View

¥Connection Type... opens a window displaying a description of the connection type of the selected bridge interface. This description is comprised of text based on the ctIfConnectionType MIB.

¥Description..., which brings up a window describing the selected port; see Viewing the Port Description, later in this chapter.

¥Performance Graph..., which allows you to view the trafÞc going through a selected bridge. This information is displayed both numerically and graphically, as described in Chapter 4, Bridging.

¥Source Addressing..., which displays a list of MAC Addresses that communicate through the selected bridge port.

¥I/F Statistics..., which allows you to view color-coded statistical information about the selected bridge port; see Viewing Interface Detail later in this chapter.

¥Alarm ConÞguration..., which opens the Basic Alarm ConÞguration window. See Basic Alarm ConÞguration in Chapter 4, RMON Alarms and Events, in your RMON UserÕs Guide for more information. RMON is only supported by the CSX400. A CSX200 device will allow you to open this window, but alarm conÞguration will not be possible.

¥Statistics... see I/F Statistics, above.

¥Enable/Disable, which administratively turns the selected bridging port on or off; see Enabling and Disabling Ports on page 2-18for more information.

The CSX200/400 Port Status Displays

When you open the Chassis View window, each port on the CSX200/400 will display its Admin status (deÞned below). To change this status display, select one of the options on the Port Status menu, as described in the following sections.

Selecting a Port Status View

To change the status of your ports:

1.Click on Port Status on the menu bar at the top of the Chassis View window; a menu will appear.

2.Drag down (and to the right, if necessary) to select the status information you want to display. The port text boxes will display the appropriate status information.

Port status view options are:

Status

You can view four port Status categories, as follows:

Viewing Chassis Information

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Contents

CSX200 and CSX400 User’s Guide Page Virus Disclaimer SmartBoost is a trademark of American Power Conversion Restricted Rights Notice Page Chapter ContentsChapter 3 CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Conﬁguration ChapterBridging ContentsChapter Changing Path Cost Contentsviii IndexContents Using the Interface ConÞguration WindowChapter IntroductionHSIM-W6 and HSIM-W84 Using the CSX 200 and CSX400 User’s GuideIntroduction HSIM-W6 and HSIM-W84Related Manuals UserÕs Guide Cabletron SystemsÕ Network Troubleshooting GuideCabletron SystemsÕ SPECTRUM Element Manager UserÕs Guide Cabletron SystemsÕ SPECTRUM Element Manager Tools GuideCommon Window Fields Software ConventionsDevice Name IP Address Location MAC AddressIP Address Using the MouseLocation MAC AddressIntroduction Using Window ButtonsSoftware Conventions Login Using On-line HelpPassword Getting HelpCSX200 and CSX400 Firmware CSX200 and CSX400 FirmwareIntroduction Chapter CSX200 and 400 Chassis ViewCSX200 and 400 Chassis View Viewing Chassis InformationBridging capabilities are discussed in Chapter 4 of this manual Viewing Chassis InformationFront Panel Information Boot PromConnection Status UpTimeTime Menu StructureDate Clicking the on the module index will bring up the BridgeThe Port Status Menu The Device MenuCSX200 and 400 Chassis View Viewing Chassis InformationThe Help Menu The Utilities MenuThe Port Menus CSX200 and 400 Chassis ViewSelecting a Port Status View The CSX200/400 Port Status DisplaysStatus CSX200 and 400 Chassis ViewCSX200 and 400 Chassis View LoadViewing Chassis Information The Chassis Manager Window ErrorsI/F Mapping I/F SpeedDevice Type Viewing Hardware Types2-10 CSX200 and 400 Chassis ViewViewing the Port Description Managing the DeviceManaging the Device 2-11Viewing I/F Summary Information Using the Find Source Address Feature2-12 CSX200 and 400 Chassis ViewType IndexDescription 2-13Logical Status Physical StatusInterface Performance Statistics/Bar Graphs Raw Counts2-15 RateCSX200 and 400 Chassis View LoadTIP individual port menus Viewing Interface Detail2-16 CSX200 and 400 Chassis ViewAddress ErrorUnicast Non-UnicastPackets Transmitted Transmit only Enabling and Disabling PortsMaking Sense of Detail Statistics 2-18CSX200 and 400 Chassis View 2-191. Click on the desired Port index. The Port menu will appear Managing the DeviceCSX200 and 400 Chassis View 2-20Managing the Device About the CSX200 Series CSX200 and CSX400 WAN ConﬁgurationPhysical CSX device information CSX WPIMs the WAN Logical View window ChapterWAN Redundancy About the CSX400CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Conﬁguration About the CSX400CSX WPIMs CSX WPIMsCSX200 and CSX400 WAN Conﬁguration Multiplexing TDM allows for the channelization of up CSX200 and CSX400 WAN ConﬁgurationCSX WPIMs WAN Logical View WAN Logical ViewCSX200 and CSX400 WAN Conﬁguration WAN Logical View Window Fields Changing WAN Logical SettingsProtocol CompressionCSX200 and CSX400 WAN Conﬁguration Figure 3-2. WAN Logical Settings WindowWAN Logical View WAN Logical View CSX200 and CSX400 WAN ConﬁgurationBridging Basics BridgingChapter About Source Route Bridging About Transparent BridgingBridging Bridging BasicsIf the sending station does not receive a response to the test packet, it will send explorer packets to the destination the explorer packets will be propagated by the networkÕs bridges as either All Paths Explorer APE packets or as Spanning Tree Explorer STE packets. The task of both packet types is to get the destination station to return speciÞc route information to the sending station by including an identiÞer for each ring the explorer packet traversed and for each bridge between any rings BridgingBridging Basics About Source Route-Translational Bridges About Source Route-Transparent BridgesBridging Bridging BasicsBridging For data that is restricted to the Token Ring networks available from the SR-TB bridgeÕs front panel, the bridging method used is user-conÞgurable via local management to be Source Route-only bridged packets must include RIF information and will be source routed no transparent bridging is enabled, Source Route-Transparent bridging method will be determined by whether the RII bit is set, or Transparent only no source routed packets will be bridged. Remote management of these interfaces is based upon their current mode as set through local managementBridging Basics Viewing and Managing Bridging Interfaces Viewing and Managing Bridging InterfacesBridging Bridging ¥ The SmartTrunk option invokes the SmartTrunk ConÞguration and Status window, which enables you to group interfaces logically to achieve greater bandwidth between devices, if both devices support the SmartTrunk feature. There is no limit to the number of ports that can be included in a single Òtrunk,Ó nor is there a limit to the number of trunked ÒinstancesÓ that can be supported see ConÞguring SmartTrunking, pageViewing and Managing Bridging Interfaces Bridge Status Window Information Fields The Bridge Status WindowThe Bridge Status Window BridgingBridge State on Interface Up TimeBridging The Bridge Status WindowInterface Type Accessing Other Options from the Bridge Status WindowBridge Address SpeedBridging 4-11page The Bridge Status WindowBridging 4-12The Bridge Status Window Bridging 4-13The Bridge Status Window Enabling and Disabling Individual Interfaces Enabling and Disabling Bridgingfrom the Bridge Status window 4-14Bridge Statistics Enabling and Disabling All Installed InterfacesPerformance Graphs from the Chassis View windowBridging 4-16from the Bridge Status window from the Chassis View windowFrames Forwarded Green Bridge Performance Graph Window FieldsFiltered Magenta 4-17Xmitted Blue Errors RedConﬁguring the Bridge Performance Graphs The Bridge Detail Breakdown WindowFiltered Frames Forwarded4-19 ErrorsThe Bridge Port Detail Breakdown Window XmittedForwarded to Forwarded from4-21 The Interface Statistics WindowBridging from the Bridge Status window4-22 Statistics Window FieldsError BridgingUnknown Protocol The CSMACD Statistics WindowPackets Received Transmit Queue SizeAlignment Receive Errors4-24 BridgingTransmission Errors Receive ErrorsTransmit Errors SQE TestCollision Errors Collision ErrorsThe PPP Link Statistics Window SingleBad Addresses ErrorsBad Controls Packets Too LongBad FCSs Total ErrorsStatistics Local MRULocal to Remote Protocol Compression The Dot5 Errors Statistics WindowRemote to Local Protocol Compression Local to Remote AC CompressionBurst Errors Line Errors4-30 BridgingInternal Errors A. C. ErrorsCongestion Errors F. C. ErrorsLobe Wires RecoveriesFrequency Errors Source Route StatisticsReceived Frames Bridge Source Routing Window FieldsSpecif. Routed All Paths ExplTransmitted Frames Span. Tree ExplSpan Tree Expl DiscardsHop Cnt. Exceeded Bridge Spanning TreeBridge Spanning Tree 4-35Bridge Level Fields Conﬁguring the Bridge Spanning Tree WindowBridge Priority 4-36Root Cost Root BridgeRoot Port 4-37Bridge Port Level Fields Forwarding DelayHello Time Max AgeDesignated Cost Path CostDesignated Root Designated BridgeChanging Bridge Priority Changing Bridge Spanning Tree ParametersChanging the Spanning Tree Algorithm Protocol Type 4-40Changing Hello Time Changing Forwarding Delay TimeChanging Max Age Time 4-41Changing Port Priority Filtering DatabaseChanging Path Cost 4-42Bridging 4-43The Filtering Database consists of two separate databases the Static and the Learned Databases Filtering DatabaseBridging 4-44from the Bridge Status window from the Chassis View windowList Filtering Database Window FieldsNumber CapacityAging Time Conﬁguring the Filtering DatabaseSource Port Receive PortChanging the Type of Entry Altering the Aging Time4-47 BridgingChanging the Port Filtering Action Changing the Receive PortAdding or Deleting Individual Entries 4-48Clearing All Permanent, Static, or Dynamic Entries Ethernet and Token Ring Special Filter DatabasesEthernet and Token Ring Special Filter Databases 4-494-50 Ethernet Special Filter Database WindowBridging from the Bridge Status window4-51 Token Ring Special Filter Database WindowBridging from the Bridge Status windowSpecial Filter Database Window Fields EnableFile Destination AddressData Type Deﬁning and Editing Filters in the Special DatabaseData Offset Data MaskBridging 4-54Figure 4-15. The Special Database Filter Window Ethernet and Token Ring Special Filter DatabasesChanging the Receive Ports Setting the Port Filtering ActionChanging the Port Filtering Action 4-55Saving a Set of Filters to a File Enabling and Disabling a FilterClearing the Port Filtering Action 4-56Source Route Conﬁguration Source Route Conﬁguration4-57 Bridging4-58 Information on Source RoutingBridging Source Route ConﬁgurationSource Route Conﬁguration Fields The Source Route Conﬁguration Window4-59 BridgingLocal Segment Subnet MaskTarget Segment Hop Count LimitBridge Number Spanning Tree Expl4-61 Bridging4-62 Spanning Tree ModeBridging Source Route ConﬁgurationMaking and Setting Changes Using the Find Source Address FeatureUsing the Find Source Address Feature 4-634-64 The Port Source Addresses WindowThe Port Source Addresses Window Bridging4-65 Setting the Aging TimeBridging The Port Source Addresses Window4-66 Duplex ModesDuplex Modes BridgingDuplex Modes Window Fields The Duplex Modes WindowInterface 4-67Full Duplex Setting the Duplex Mode4-68 BridgingEthernet Port Conﬁguration Window Standard Mode4-69 Bridging4-70 Fast Ethernet Port ConﬁgurationFast Ethernet Port Conﬁguration BridgingPort Type Current Operational ModeLink State 4-71Advertised Abilities Desired Operational ModeRemote Capabilities 4-72Setting the Desired Operational Mode for the FE-100FX Setting the Desired Operational Mode for the FE-100TX4-73 BridgingSONET/SDH Conﬁguration SONET Port Conﬁguration4-74 SONET Port ConﬁgurationBridging 4-75from the Bridge Status window from the Chassis View window4-76 SONET/SDH Statistics WindowBridging SONET Port ConﬁgurationLine Terminating OC-3c Equipment Path Terminating Equipment FE100-Sx or APIM-2xlink Telco/SP ADM Add/Drop Multiplexer Regenerators Section Line PathErrors 4-78Bridging from the Bridge Status windowLoss of Pointer Loss of Signal4-79 BridgingLoss of Frame Errored Seconds4-80 BridgingSeverely Errored Framing Seconds Severely Errored SecondsCode Violations 4-814-82 Conﬁguring Broadcast SuppressionConﬁguring Broadcast Suppression BridgingToken Ring Bridge Mode Token Ring Bridge Mode4-83 BridgingDeﬁning the Bridge Modes Setting The Token Ring Bridge ModeTransparent Source RoutingUsing the Physical View Windows Using the Physical View WindowsETWMIM Ethernet Port Physical View Ethernet Port Physical Status FieldsEpim Type ETWMIM Token Ring Port Physical View4-86 Using the Physical View WindowsRing Speed Token Ring Physical Status FieldsRing State 4-87Active Monitor FNB State4-88 Using the Physical View WindowsUsing the Interface Conﬁguration Window Using the Interface Conﬁguration Window4-89 Bridging4-90 Deﬁning the Bridge MethodUsing the Interface Conﬁguration Window BridgingNetBIOS Setting the Bridge MethodDeﬁning the Protocol Transmission TCP/IPUsing the Bridge and Port Conﬁguration Windows Using the Bridge and Port Conﬁguration Windows4-92 BridgingUsing the Bridge and Port Conﬁguration Windows 4-93Bridging from the Bridge Status windowRing Number Virtual Ring Number4-94 Using the Bridge and Port Conﬁguration WindowsNovell Translation Port ModeBridge Mode/Explorer Type 4-954-96 Conﬁguring SmartTrunkingConﬁguring SmartTrunking BridgingName Port4-97 BridgingSmartTrunk State ModeInstance # SmartTrunksTo enable or disable Load Sharing on an individual bridge port 4-99Bridging Conﬁguring SmartTrunkingBridging 4-100Conﬁguring SmartTrunking Index-1 IndexIndex-2 IndexIndex Index-3Index Index-4