Manuals / Enterasys Networks / Computer Equipment / Network Card

Enterasys Networks MicroMMAC-T manual Introduction

Models: MicroMMAC-T

1 108

Download 108 pages 5.57 Kb

Page 11

Chapter 1

Introduction

How to use this guide; related guides; software conventions; getting help; MicroMMAC-T firmware versions

Welcome to the NetSight Element Manager for the MicroMMAC-T User’s Guide. We have designed this guide to serve as a simple reference for using NetSight Element Manager for the MicroMMAC-22T/24T and MicroMMAC-42T/44T.

The MicroMMAC-22T/24T™and MicroMMAC-42T/44T™are intelligent Token Ring hubs that provide front panel ports for network connections, a rear-panel HubSTACK™ Interconnect Bus port for stackable connections, and a rear-panel port for one optional Bridge Router Interface Module™ (BRIM®) that provides the MicroMMAC-T™with bridging and routing capability. All the devices fully conform to the IEEE 802.5 standards, and provide the flexibility to connect networks using a variety of media via 12 or 24 active RJ45 ports for STP or UTP lobe connections. All of the models are functionally identical; the only difference among them is the configuration of the front panel ports: the MicroMMAC-22T has 12 built-in active UTP RJ45 lobe ports; the MicroMMAC-24T has 24 built-in active UTP RJ45 lobe ports; the MicroMMAC-42T has 12 built-in active STP RJ45 lobe ports; and the MicroMMAC-44T has 24 built-in active STP RJ45 lobe ports. Using the MicroMMAC-T’s external HubSTACK-IN and HubSTACK-OUT connections on the rear of the unit, you can stack as many as four of Cabletron’s STH Series non-intelligent Token Ring hubs with one MicroMMAC-T, and the entire stack can be managed by the MicroMMAC-T as a single Token Ring. This configuration allows you to expand the connectivity of the MicroMMAC-T to up to 120 ports.

NOTE

Since the devices covered in this User’s Guide are functionally identical, they will be jointly referred to throughout the text as the MicroMMAC-T. Likewise, since the only differences in the windows for each device will be the device name (MicroMMAC-24T, MicroMMAC-44T, etc.) and the number of ports displayed, only the MicroMMAC-24T windows will be shown.

1-1

Image 11

Enterasys Networks MicroMMAC-T manual Introduction

Contents

MicroMMAC-T Users Guide Page Virus Disclaimer Page Restricted Rights Notice Page Contents Chapter Token Ring Statistics ContentsIndex Chapter Token Ring AlarmsChapter Station List and Station Map Contents Viii Introduction Introduction Using This GuideSoftware Conventions Using the MouseRelated Manuals Left Mouse Button Right Mouse Button Common MicroMMAC-T Window Fields Using Window ButtonsMAC Address Device NameIP Address LocationGetting Help from Enterasys Global Call Center Using On-line HelpGetting Help Introduction MicroMMAC-T Chassis View Viewing Chassis Information Front Panel Information Date Menu StructureTime Device Menu MicroMMAC-T Chassis View Menu StructurePort Status Menu Utilities Menu Network MenuPort Menus Help MenuModule Menus Selecting a Port Status View Port Status DisplaysRing Port Menus Status ErrorsLoad Port Status Color Codes Port AssignmentRing Port Status Click on MIBs Supported Chassis Manager WindowViewing Hardware Types Module Type Managing the HubDevice Type Accessing the TR Management Station Configuration Window Management Station ConfigurationStation Name Configuration Window Setting Station Name and LocationInhibit Active Monitor Host Error Report Timer DelayEnable Beacon Recovery Specifying Ring Management FunctionsEnable Ring Poll Recovery Selecting the Ring Viewing Network InformationNetwork Information Window Fields Board Number Ring of X Configured RingsViewing Module Status Token Ring Board Status Window FieldsViewing Ring Port Status Accessing the Ring Port Status windowMedia Type Last Wire FaultRing Port Status Window Fields PortUsing the Media Type and Phantom Current Radio Buttons Setting the Device Date and Time13. Device Date Change Window Using an Uninterruptable Power Supply UPS14. The UPS Window Accessing the UPS WindowLine Voltage Battery OutputBattery Capacity UPS UptimeUsing the Disconnect Option Resetting the DeviceSetting the UPS ID Using the Test OptionEnabling and Disabling Port Mapping 15. The Port Map Window Enabling and Disabling Link TrapsEnabling and Disabling Link Traps at the Board Level Setting Token Ring Boards to AutomodeEnabling and Disabling Ring Ports Enabling and Disabling PortsEnabling and Disabling Station Ports Viewing I/F Summary Information Ring Out Enable/DisablePhysical Status IndexType DescriptionRaw Counts Interface Performance Statistics/Bar GraphsViewing Interface Detail RateUnicast AddressMaking Sense of Detail Statistics Transmitted Errors /Packets Transmitted Setting Total, Delta, or Cumulative Counts Statistics Window FeaturesToken Ring Statistics Viewing Elapsed, Average, and Peak Activity LevelsNew Timer Interval Text Box Setting the Statistics Poll IntervalGeneral Information Fields Accessing the Network Statistics SelectionsNetwork Level Statistics Network Statistics WindowActive Monitor Ring SpeedRing Status Fields Stations InsertedBeacon Statistics Soft Error FieldsAbort Sequences Burst ErrorsInternal Errors Lost Frames Congestion ErrorsToken Errors Frequency ErrorsNetwork Timer Statistics Window Fields Network Timer StatisticsTotal Errors KBytes Network Performance GraphsFrames Traffic Blue Configuring the Network Performance GraphNetwork Performance Graph Statistics Network Events RedTotal and Delta Graph Display Frame Size WindowFrame Sizes Window with Pie Chart Using the Pie and Bar Radio ButtonsProtocol Statistics Window Management Station Statistics Accessing the Management Station Statistics SelectionSoft Errors Fields Signals Lost FC ErrorsSoft Errors Hard Errors FieldsTransmitted Beacons RecoveriesLobe Wire Fault Hard ErrorsStation Statistics Window Accessing the Station Port MenuPort Level Statistics Station Statistics Window Performance Fields Station Statistics Window General FieldsStation Name Link TimeStation Statistics Window Soft Error Fields Station Timer Statistics Window Port Performance Graphs Station Timer Statistics Window FieldsPort Performance Graph Statistics Total Errors RedConfiguring the Port Performance Graph Token Ring Statistics Ring-Level Alarm Limits Token Ring AlarmsRing-Level Alarm Limits for Network Events Accessing the Alarm Limits WindowToken Errors Ring-Level Station AlarmsLine Setting Ring-Level Alarm LimitsAccessing the Station Alarm Limits Window from the Port Menu Station-Level Alarm LimitsToken Ring Alarms Station Alarm Limits Window Setting Station-Level Alarm LimitsToken Ring Alarms Station List Window Station List and Station MapNumber of Nodes/Stations Address ModeStation List Window Fields General FieldsStation Fields Viewing Station StatisticsRemoving a Station from the Ring Viewing Station Timer StatisticsSetting Station Alarms Printing the Station List Using the MAC/Canonical ButtonViewing the Station Port Performance Graph Station Map Resetting CountersNumber of Nodes Station Map Window FieldsStation Pop-up Text Boxes Viewing the Station MapNode Address Station Map with Text BoxesStation Command Menu Magnifying a Portion of the Map Manipulating the Station MapRotating the Station Map Resizing the Station Map Window Station List and Station Map Index SymbolsIndex-2 Index-3 Index-4