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Cabletron Systems STS16-20R manual Built-in Port Counters, Stackable Architecture, Back-to-Back

Models: STS16-20R STS16-20D

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Built-in Port Counters

The SmartStack STS16-20D/STS16-20R supports a wide range of port counters, which enables you to obtain a detailed overview of the port traffic. The counters give a comprehensive overview in the areas of:

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MAC Layer Counters

MAC Layer Error Counters

Frame Forwarding Counters

Stackable Architecture

All SmartStack STS16-20x switches are stackable.

SmartStack STS16-20D/STS16-20R switches can be stacked using the included SmartStack STS-LM Link Module, the optional SmartStack STS-5SU Stacker Unit or the optional SmartStack STS-8SU Stacker Unit for connecting up to eight switches in a stack.

The STS-LM Stacker Link Module is a built-in feature of the SmartStack STS16- 20D and SmartStack STS16-20R Switches, the other two stacker units are optional. The following sections describe how to stack the STS16-20x switches.

Back-to-Back

Two STS16-20x units can be connected together by fitting each switch with the SmartStack STS-LM Link Module and connecting the switches together using and appropriate stacker link cable. This simple connection doubles the number of ports available.

Internal Stacker

The STS-5SU Internal Stacker Unit can be inserted into the stacker port of a switch. It allows up to five switches from the SmartStack STS16-20RM switch family to be stacked together. One of the switches in the stack must contain the STS-5SU Internal Stacker Unit. The other switches in the stack must be equipped with a STS- LM Stacker Link Module and an appropriate stacker link cable. This can result in a stack of as many as five STS16-20x switches. The STS-5SU Internal Stacker Unit works as a common backplane switching fabric, which provides 1.4 Gbps of aggregate bandwidth.

External Stacker

The SmartStack STS-8SU External Stacker Unit is an external stack unit that allows up to eight STS16-20x switches to be stacked together. Each switch in the

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SmartStack STS16-20D/STS16-20R Token Ring Switches Installation and User Guide

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Cabletron Systems STS16-20R, STS16-20D manual Built-in Port Counters, Stackable Architecture, Back-to-Back, Internal Stacker

Contents

Page Page Order Number 9032956-01 OC-7054 v .1 Industry Canada Notice FCC NoticeVcci Notice Application of Council Directives 89/336/EEC 73/23/EEC Declaration of Conformity AddendumIii Table of Contents Installation Preparing for InstallationSwitch Configuration Accessing Switch ManagementVii Monitoring the Network from the Console StatisticsMenu 155 Monitoring the Network with Snmp 201 Troubleshooting 215Monitoring Port Traffic 211 ViiiGetting in Touch with Technical Support 221 List of Figures List of Tables Xii Introduction SmartStack STS16-20D Token Ring SwitchSwitch of Switches Switching TechnologySwitch of Desktops Switch of ServersSwitch of Hubs Switch of Routers Switch of Floors and BuildingsToken Ring Ports Front Panel DetailsManagement Port System Request Button Reset ButtonSwitched Port Analyzer State Meaning LabelsStatus and Activity LEDs Connection has been established to the stack Lists the stack-link LEDs and their meaningsLists the port LEDs and their meanings Token Ring port is inserted into the ringLists the back panel connectors on the switch Back panel of the switches are illustratedBack Panel Details Name DescriptionPerformance and Advanced Features Features and SpecificationsFeatures Scalability and High Availability ManagementInstallation Capacity SpecificationsPerformance Performance SpecificationsPhysical Characteristics Spanning Tree Protocol Specification Value Protocol compatibilitySupport On SmartStack STS16-20D only for Ports 17 to MIBs supportedSwitch Overview Multiple Simultaneous Conversations Low Latency Address Management SmartStack STS16-20D Token Ring SwitchSmartStack STS16-20R Token Ring Switch Multiple Bridging Modes Source Route Bridging SRB Source Route Switching SRSSRT/SRB Source Route Transparent SRTCongestion Control FilteringCut-Through Three Switching ModesStore and Forward Auto Adaptive Cut-ThroughToken Ring Port Operation Modes RI/RO-Like Connection on SmartStack STS16-20R ClearSession Support Transmission Priority QueuesCrossLink Connections Spanning Tree Protocol Support Vlan Vlan SupportExample of Dynamic Source Route Recovery, Base Configuration Dynamic Source Route RecoveryExample of Dynamic Source Route Recovery, Normal State Example of Dynamic Source Route Recovery, Switch 1 Failed Management SpecificationIBM LAN Network Manager SmartStack Manager for WindowsTelnet Management and VT100 Management Console Rmon Support Name Support Info Event Stackable Architecture Built-in Port CountersBack-to-Back Internal StackerOptional Redundant Power Supply on SmartStack STS16-20R Safety with Electricity Preparing for InstallationSafety Recommendations Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage Power Chassis AccessibilitySite Requirements EnvironmentPreparing for Installation Frame Length Limit Configuration GuidelinesIeee 802.1D Spanning Tree Ring Numbers Sample Uses of the SmartStack STS16-20RM Family Switches Typical Network without the SmartStack STS16-20D/STS16-20R Delivering Dedicated Bandwidth to Individual Workstations Deployment Scenarios Scenario using a Stacker Link and a Matrix Switch Setting Up CrossLinks Preparing for Installation Installation Summary InstallationPackage Contents Materials needed for Installation Rack or Cabinet Mounting Mounting the ChassisTable-Mounting Mounting the Switch in a Rack or CabinetCabling Connecting Devices to the Token Ring PortsConnecting Devices to Token Ring Ports Connecting using Building Wiring Checking the InstallationBack panel of the STS16-20D Applying PowerBack panel of the STS16-20R SmartStack STS-LM Front Panel Stacker Link ModuleConnecting the Stacker Link Cable SmartStack STS-LM Connectors and LEDsConnector Description State DescriptionInter-box Parameters Working with a StackMenu Parameter Checking the InstallationSend Authentication Traps, changing the Trap table in any Switches can be configured in two ways Accessing Switch ManagementUsing the switch console Using Snmp based graphical management applicationsConnecting to the Management Port Using a Modem Connecting the ConsoleConnecting a Terminal Directly to the Management Port XON/XOFF Specification ValueCommunication Problems StkPort Diagnostic ScreenAccessing Switch Management Switch Configuration General Guidelines These users have full access to all configuration parametersNavigating within the Menus PasswordMain Menu Configuration Menu Dram Installed Switch Configuration ScreenSystem Description Build DescriptionBurned-in MAC Address Flash Memory InstalledConfigured MAC Address System Location Address FormatSystem Name System Contact Stack Configuration ScreenTime of Day Number of BoxesModule Information Screen Model StatusBoard ID HW RevSmartStack STS16-20D/STS16-20R with four VLANs Vlan ConfigurationVlan Configuration Menu Configuration → Vlan Configuration Vlan Configuration ScreenBrdg/Rng ReturnView Vlan Parameter Configuration for CRF ScreenAdd ChangeVlan Name Bridging ModeParent Vlan StateVlan Parameter Configuration for BRF Screen LAA Vlan MAC Address Bridge Number802.1Q Vlan ID Configuration → Vlan Port Configuration Vlan Port ConfigurationPort TypeDefault Gateway IP Configuration ScreenInterface MAC Address IP AddressSend Ping IP StateBootP Requests and Parameters Spanning Tree Protocol Snmp Configuration MenuIeee 802.1D Spanning Tree Protocol STP STP Participation Spanning Tree for BRF ScreenIeee STP Uses Bridge Functional Address 100Bridge Priority Bridge Hello Time in SecondsSpanning Tree for CRF Screen Bridge Forward Delay in Seconds101 CRF & Port Spanning Tree ParametersSwitch Priority 102 STP Mode BRF-to-CRFSTP Priority STP CostSwitch Maximum Message Age in Seconds 103 Switch Hello Time in SecondsSwitch Forward Delay in Seconds Port Spanning Tree Parameters104 Port Spanning Tree Parameters ScreenNumber of the port PriorityCurrent Spanning Tree Information Screen STP Mode105 Path Cost To view more ports in the tableName Port Configuration Screen106 Media Type 107 EnabledCfg Loss Threshold Cfg Loss Sampling IntervalError High Threshold Forwarding ModeError Low Threshold Error Sampling IntervalOperation Mode Duplex Mode109 Media Speed Max Explorer Rate on Input110 Switched Port Analyzer Menu from the Configuration MenuCrossLink 111 112 CrossLink MenuCrossLink Configuration Screen Deletes all CrossLinks Setting up a CrossLink114 Clear Table 115 Current CrossLink Information ScreenWhether the specified CrossLink is active or not What ports are in that CrossLink116 Address FilteringConfigure Port Security Mode Configure FiltersFilters and Port Security Menu 117118 Protocol Filters Configure Filters ScreenIndex MAC AddressExit Ports 119Applied Ports 120 Configure Port Security Mode ScreenSecurity. Then select Configure Port Security Mode 121 View Port Filters ScreenNumerical order of entries DescriptionProtocol Filters Menu Port number Security Mode122 Security. Then select Protocol Filters123 Protocol Class Assignment Protocol Class Assignment ScreenPort Filtering Attributes Class124 Port Filtering Attributes ScreenDSAPs Block125 None Allow all frames in this protocol class default value126 Address AgingSet at the Port Address Table Aging menu Set at the Master Address Table Aging menuPort Address Table Aging Screen Address Aging Menu127 Then select Port Address Table AgingPort to which you want to assign an aging time 128 PortAging Time min Demand Aging LevelAging Time Master Address Table Aging Screen129 Password Menu 131 Password is saved across warm boots and power cyclesConsole/Telnet Sessions Console Configuration MenuSerial Link Configuration Screen Setting Value Creating a Console Session Using a ModemStopping the Console Session 134Telnet Configuration Screen 136 Telnet Sessions ScreenBox RemoteStopping the Telnet Session Starting the Telnet SessionInvoluntary Termination of the Telnet Session 137138 139 Syslog Daemon ScreenDisplays more information Deletes an entryZoom 140 Change EntryModifies an existing entry Restrictions Dsrr Configuration141 Primary and Traced Dsrr Port 142143 Dsrr Group Configuration ScreenBox, Port Group144 State Dsrr Configuration ScreenView and Change Group StatusBackup for Traced Port Backup for Primary PortGroup Priority Hello Time146 ATM Address Boot BootstrapDownload/Upload Menu 147148 Serial Link Download ScreenSelect Serial Link Download Select Main Image Download 149150 Tftp Download/Upload ScreenDownload/Upload Tftp Server AddressExecute name Download/Upload 151Number of Resets Since Diagnostics Reset ScreenReset Switch With Diagnostics Reset Switch Without DiagnosticsClear Nonvolatile RAM 153 Reset Port Address TablePower-On Diagnostics 154 155 Monitoring the Network from the Console Statistics Menu156 Statistics MenuSwitch Statistics Screen Frames Lost 158 Error Frames ReceivedPending Send Requests Currently Active Stations159 Power Supply Information Screen160 Port Status ScreenIns SpdFwd Mode 161 Oper Mode162 Port Statistics MenuGeneral Statistics Screen Frames Processed 164 MAC Frames ForwardedFrames Unknown Broadcast Frames Received165 Address Chain Overflows Frame ErrorsAddress Table Overflows Receive Buffer OverflowsConfig Loss Reason Config LossLast Reset 166 Ring Number MismatchBurst Errors Line ErrorsAC Errors Statistics ScreenInternal Errors Abort Transmit ErrorsLost Frame Errors Frame Copied ErrorsLobe Wires RecoveriesFrequency Errors 169 Transmit Beacons170 State Information ScreenRing Status Ring State171 Uptime When BeaconRing Speed Next Open Upstream Neighbor172 DTR MAC Information MenuTXI Information Station-CPort InformationTXI Information Screen Error Report Timer173 Authorized Function ClassesJoin State 174Monitor State Beacon Source AddressStation-CPort Information Screen 176 Common Access Protocol MaskCPort Phantom Drive Mask Common Policy Flags177 Address Tables Menu178 Master Address Table ScreenMaster Address Table Address179 180 Master Route Descriptor Table ScreenSearch Master Route Descriptor TableUnknown 181 Route hexSelect Vlan Address Table Vlan Address Table Screen182 Select Vlan Route Descriptor Table Vlan Route Descriptor Table Screen183 First Vlan to which the MAC address is known Locate MAC Address Screen184 185 Current Spanning Tree Information ScreenBridge ID Root ID186 Hello Time Forward DelayMax Message Age PId187 Dsg SwId/BrId Designated Switch Id/Bridge IdDCst Designated Cost Dsg PId Designated Port IdRoot Port Current Spanning Tree Information for a CRF Screen188 PId Port ID 189 Hello TimeDsg PId Designated Port Identifier 190 Dsg SwId/BrId Designated Bridge IDVlan Statistics Screen for CRF Vlan Statistics191 Parent BRF192 Ports Vlan Statistics for BRF ScreenList of ports that belong to this CRF Vlan Statistics Screen for BRF appears193 Dsrr Status ScreensDsrr Status Tables Screen 194 Dsrr Neighbor Table ScreenNeighbor Last Seen Displays the next entry sorted by MAC AddressTime Acting as Backup Dsrr Acting as Backup Table Screen195 Closes the screen and returns to the Dsrr Status menu196 Diagnostic Test Results ScreenMessage Log Information Screen Message Content197 LogClear 198 BackStart/End 199 Pressing ESC, you cancel and return to previous menuDisplay Summary Screen 200 Following sections describe the Snmp setup menus Snmp SetupMonitoring the Network with Snmp 201Snmp Configuration Screen Snmp ConfigurationSend Authentication Traps Enable Rmon StatisticsCommunity Strings Screen Configuration → Community Strings203 Snmp over MAC Community StringsMode 204Community Name 205 Configuration → Trap ReceiversTrap Receivers Screen General traps List of Supported Traps from a STS16-20D/STS16-20R206 Add Entry Per Port Traps 207Enterprise specific traps from STS16.MIB Traps for CrossLinks 208Traps for the Spanning Tree Protocol 209 210 211 Monitoring Port TrafficActive Monitoring Passive Monitoring212 213 Switched Port Analyzer ScreenAnalyzer Port Number Monitored Port Number214 Obtaining Service TroubleshootingTroubleshooting in a Network Start of Troubleshooting ProcessSymptom and LED State Go To Choosing a Troubleshooting ProcedureProcedure a Procedure B217 Procedure CProcedure D 218 219 220 221 Getting in Touch with Technical SupportSwitch Information Problem Report FormSwitch Configuration 222223 Problem Description Network Installation Sketch224 225 Appendix A. AbbreviationsMbps 226TrCRF 227TrBRF 228 Cable Function Cable Type or Cable Solution Connecting to the Out-of-Band Management PortAppendix B. Cable and Pin Information Out-of-Band Management Port and Cable Pin-Outs230 Management Port Pin-Out Pin Signal NameShell TIA/EIA-232 Modem Cable Connections231 TIA/EIA-232 Null-Modem Cable for 25-pin ConnectorTwisted-Pair Cable Pin Outs Ohm IBM STP Data Connector-to-RJ-45 Straight-Through Cable232 Straight-Through 100-Ohm/120-Ohm Cable233 Cabling RecommendationsCable Type Impedance Number Of Attaching Devices234 If using any 4 Mbps only adapters or filtersRing Types Speed Ring Speed Ohm Type Ohm CategoryMbps 350 m 1148 ft 200 m 656 ft Not Supported 90 m 295 ft 235Ring Speed 100 or 120 Ohm Category 236 Index-1 IndexNumerics 194 Index-2Index-3 191 Index-4Index-5 Index-6 Page 710001812