Enterasys Networks STS16-20 manual Related Manuals

Introduction

¥Chapter 1, Introduction, provides a list of related documentation, describes certain software conventions, and shows you how to contact Global Technical Assistance Center.

¥Chapter 2, Using the STS16-20 Chassis View, describes the visual display of the Chassis View and explains how to use the mouse to access management applications. Also described in this chapter are device and port level monitoring functions.

¥Chapter 3, ConÞguring ATM Connections, describes how to conÞgure Permanent Virtual Circuits (PVCs). The ATM Connections option will only be available if you have an ATM SSIM installed in your device.

In addition to providing its own management capabilities, NetSight Element Manager enables you to access the SmartStack Manager for Windows 95/NT. The SmartStack Manager is a conÞguration and device management application that provides network managers with device conÞguration, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting capabilities. For more information about the SmartStack Manager, see the SmartStack Manager - Installation and UserÕs Guide.

Related Manuals

The STS16-20 UserÕs Guide is only part of a complete document set designed to provide comprehensive information about the features available to you through NetSight Element Manager. Use the following documents to supplement the procedures and other technical information provided in this manual:

NetSight Element Manager UserÕs Guide

NetSight Element Manager Tools Guide

NetSight Element Manager Remote Administration Tools UserÕs Guide

NetSight Element Manager Remote Monitoring (RMON) UserÕs Guide

NetSight Element Manager Alarm and Event Handling UserÕs Guide

Network Troubleshooting Guide

For more information about the capabilities of the STS16-20, consult the appropriate hardware documentation.

For more information on the features of the SmartSTACK Manager, refer to

SmartSTACK Manager - Installation and UserÕs Guide.

Conventions

NetSight Element ManagerÕs device user interface contains a number of elements which are common to most windows and which operate the same regardless of the window in which they appear. A brief description of some of the most common elements appears below.

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