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Intel 654655-001 Typical Configurations, Configuring the 100 Mbps workgroup environment, cables

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Typical Configurations

C H A P T E R 1 Intel Express 100BASE-TX Switching Hub

Typical Configurations

Configuring the 100 Mbps workgroup environment

In the 100 Mbps environment, workgroup clients should be connected to a 100 Mbps hub such as the Intel Express 100BASE-TX Stackable Hub. All hub stacks should be connected to the Express Switching Hub. By connecting the hubs to a switching environment, you can extend Fast Ethernet distance limitations.

Dedicated 100 Mbps link to file server

		Port 1			Port2	Intel Express
						100BASE-TX Switching Hub
	Port 3	Port 4	Port 5	Port 6		Port 7
						Console Mgmt	SNMP Pwr
Crossover cable	MDI	MDI	MDI	MDI		MDI	Mgmt Fault
			100BASE-TX
	Straight-through cable			Straight-through cable
Segment 1							Segment 2

Intel Express 100BASE-TX

Stackable Hubs

Media Adapter	2	3	4	Intel Express	Media Adapter	2	3	4	Intel Express
				100BASE-T4 Stackable Hub					100BASE-T4 Stackable Hub
1				100 BASE-T4	1				100 BASE-T4
				Expansion Slot					Expansion Slot
Media Adapter	2	3	4	Intel Express	Media Adapter	2	3	4	Intel Express
				100BASE-T4 Stackable Hub					100BASE-T4 Stackable Hub
1				100 BASE-T4	1				100 BASE-T4
				Expansion Slot					Expansion Slot
					Straight-through
					cables

100 Mbps clients using	100 Mbps clients using
Intel EtherExpress™ PRO/100 adapters	Intel EtherExpress PRO/100 adapters

CAT5 UTP (100 meters max.)

PC-3437

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Intel 654655-001 Typical Configurations, Configuring the 100 Mbps workgroup environment, Crossover cable, Straight-through

Contents

Intel Express 100BASE-TXSwitching Hub User GuideFirst edition Configuring and Managing the Switch ContentsHardware Installation and Network Topology Quick StartAppendix A TroubleshootingChapter Technical InformationQuick Start Console MgmtOptional Quick Start for SNMP Management Topology Hardware Installationand Network OverviewFeatures 2 Plug the switch in and turn the power on Installation and Setup1 Install the switch in a rack or on a shelf 4 Is setup complete?Using the Switch Port status LEDsManagement status LEDs Console MgmtFiber optic requirements Cabling RequirementsUTP requirements Determining which cable to use Connector pinoutsStraight-throughvs. crossover cables 100 Mbps clients using Typical ConfigurationsConfiguring the 100 Mbps workgroup environment 100 Mbps clients usingSwitches Configuring the Wide Area Network WAN environmentor Switch of BackboneServer equipped with two Connecting to a 10 Mbps segmentSwitching Hub adapters, one atBy default, flow control is enabled on all ports Excessive flow control problemsRepeater count limitations Page Configuring and Managing the SwitchConsole Mgmt Accessing the Console ManagerAccessing the Console Manager remotely Using the Console Manager Entering commandscP at the prompt Commands used Console Manager command groupsConfiguring a port for full duplex Commands used Configuring the SNMP agent for IPTo configure a port for full duplex To configure the SNMP agentTo check traffic on a port Monitoring trafficCommands used Creating VLANs To create an SVLAN To create a VBDConfiguring the spanning tree Creating custom filtersConsole Command Reference To set a custom filterbanner loginhelp-kbd clearset-prompt System commandslogout set-passwdsys-stat warm-resetcold-reset set-line-slip get-last-errinit-nvram set-sw-fileset-fg-param IP commandsset-par-file start-fgget-ip-conf IP Configurationget-ip set-ipset-ip-conf get-bootpset-bootp get-slipC H A P T E R get-arp-tbl Address Resolution Protocol ARP Commandsping-stop SNMP commands SNMP community stringsget-auth SNMP trap message commandsset-comm set-authdel-trap Switching database commandsadd-trap The entry has these properties C H A P T E R Configuring and Managing the Switchget-lt-16 del-lt-addr find-lt-addrdel-lt-entry set-lt-age add-lt-entryget-lt-age add-cf-entry Custom filteringget-lt-filter get-nv-cfilt del-cf-entryget-nv-cftbl C H A P T E Rget-vbc-matrix VLAN commandsget-con-matrix get-vbc-tbl set-vbc-domaindel-vbc-domain set-sec-vlanget-svlan-tbl Spanning tree commandsdel-sec-vlan set-mon-portget-st-bcfg get-stpset-stp get-st-pcfgset-prt-prio set-br-hellotset-br-fwdel set-prt-enbset-port-dplex Port configuration commandsget-port-cfg clr-cnt Switching statistics commandsset-port-fctrl get-eth-cntC H A P T E R get-colls-cntget-rmon-cnt packets or bytes received packets forwarded C H A P T E R Configuring and Managing the Switchget-mgm-brcnt System Commands Console command-linesummaryConsole Commands IP CommandsSwitching Database Commands IP Commands con’tSNMP Commands Port Configuration Commands Virtual LAN VLAN CommandsSpanning Tree Commands Switching Statistics Commands C H A P T E RPage 3 Troubleshooting message Default Configuration A Technical InformationPorts SpecificationsFeatures Console ManagerBoot and Configuration Status Indicators per portGeneral Indicators Connector InterfacesElectrical Specifications 115 volt configuration230 volt configuration Power Cord SpecificationsSNMP and MIB Support Custom Filter Port Table Source PortsSource Ports con’t Destination Ports Destination Ports con’t 0,3,4,5,6 0,3,4,5,7 B9 0,3,4,6,7 D9 0,3,5,6,7 E9 Manufacturer declaration Limited WarrantyFCC Notice A p p e n dPage I Index Page Page Page Page Page Intel BBS World Wide WebCompuServe FaxBack