HP 2500 manual See Igmp

M

MAC address … 5-13, 10-5, B-1 duplicate … 9-75–9-76, 11-8, 11-10 learned … 10-11 –10-12

port … B-1, B-3 switch … B-1 VLAN … 9-74, B-1

management

interfaces described … 1-2 server URL … 4-13 –4-14 server URL default … 4-15

manager access … 8-6

manager password … 4-9, 4-11, 7-4, 7-6 Manual, IP address … 5-7

media type, port trunk … 6-11 memory

flash … 2-10

startup configuration … 2-10 menu interface

configuration changes, saving … 2-10 message

inconsistent value … 7-19 VLAN already exists … 9-68

MIB … 8-4

MIB listing … 8-3

MIB, HP proprietary … 8-3 MIB, standard … 8-3

Microsoft Internet Explorer … 4-5 mirroring

See port monitoring. Monitor parameter … 10-23 monitoring a VLAN … 10-24 monitoring traffic … 10-21 monitoring, traffic … 8-2 multicast group

See IGMP

multimedia See IGMP

multiple VLAN … 8-2multi-port bridge … 5-2

N

navigation, console interface … 2-9 –2-10 navigation, event log … 11-13 Netscape … 4-5

network management functions … 8-5 network manager address … 8-4

network monitoring traffic overload … 10-21

VLAN monitoring parameter … 10-24Network Monitoring Port screen … 10-21network slow … 11-6

notes on using VLANs … 9-56

O

online help … 4-14

online help location … 4-14 operating notes

authorized IP managers … 7-39 port security … 7-28

operator access … 8-6

operator password … 4-9, 4-11, 7-4, 7-6

OS

version … A-5 –A-6, A-8 OS download

failure indication … A-9 switch-to-switchdownload … A-6troubleshooting … A-9

using TFTP … A-3out-of-band … 1-3

P

password … 4-9, 4-11 browser/console access … 7-5 case-sensitive … 7-6 creating … 4-9

delete … 2-7, 4-11, 7-6

deleting with the Clear button … 7-7 if you lose the password … 4-11, 7-7 incorrect … 7-5

length … 7-6 lost … 4-11 manager … 4-9 operator … 4-9 set … 2-7 setting … 4-10, 7-5

using to access browser and console … 4-11 path cost … 9-109

ping test … 11-14

for troubleshooting … 11-14

port

1000 Mbps, full-duplex only … 6-4 address table … 10-12

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