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Intel 654655-001 manual set-ip-conf, get-bootp, set-bootp, get-slip-conf, set-slip-conf

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C H A P T E R 2 Intel Express 100BASE-TX Switching Hub

NOTE

If you change the class of the IP address, make sure you also change the netmask. If you don’t, the switch will ignore the IP address change. Check for the appropriate netmask when you change the IP address.

set-ip-conf

set-ip-conf <IPaddress> <netmask> <broadcast>

Sets IP address, netmask (subnet mask) and broadcast IP address. If no IP configuration was previously set (which is the default configuration), the new values are used immediately and saved in NVRAM. If a previous IP configuration was being used, the new configuration is saved in NVRAM for the next session. To use the new values immediately, use the warm-resetcommand or cycle the power.

SYS_console> set-ip-conf 129.1.1.64 255.255.0.0 129.1.1.0

Device IP Address set for this session Device IP Address change in the NVRAM OK

The device IP configuration in the next session will be:

IP address		: 129.001.001.064
IP	netmask	: 255.255.000.000
IP	broadcast : 129.001.001.000

get-bootp

Displays the current state of the BOOTP process. By default, BOOTP is disabled.

set-bootp

set-bootp {enabledisable}

Enables or disables BOOTP. With BOOTP, the switch looks for a BOOTP server at startup if no IP configuration is defined.

get-slip

Displays the current SLIP address. By default, no SLIP address is assigned.

get-slip-conf

Displays the current SLIP configuration.

set-slip

set-slip <IPaddress>

Sets the SLIP address, which cannot be the same as the IP address.

set-slip-conf

set-slip-conf <IPaddress> <netmask> <broadcast>

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Intel 654655-001 manual set-ip-conf, get-bootp, set-bootp, get-slip-conf, set-slip-conf

Contents

Intel Express 100BASE-TXSwitching Hub User GuideFirst edition Contents Hardware Installation and Network TopologyConfiguring and Managing the Switch Quick StartTroubleshooting ChapterAppendix A Technical InformationQuick Start Console MgmtOptional Quick Start for SNMP Management Hardware Installation and NetworkTopology OverviewFeatures Installation and Setup 1 Install the switch in a rack or on a shelf2 Plug the switch in and turn the power on 4 Is setup complete?Using the Switch Port status LEDsManagement status LEDs Console MgmtCabling Requirements UTP requirementsFiber optic requirements Connector pinouts Straight-throughvs. crossover cablesDetermining which cable to use Typical Configurations Configuring the 100 Mbps workgroup environment100 Mbps clients using 100 Mbps clients usingConfiguring the Wide Area Network WAN environment or Switch ofSwitches BackboneConnecting to a 10 Mbps segment Switching HubServer equipped with two adapters, one atExcessive flow control problems Repeater count limitationsBy default, flow control is enabled on all ports Page Configuring and Managing the SwitchAccessing the Console Manager Accessing the Console Manager remotelyConsole Mgmt Using the Console Manager Entering commandscP at the prompt Console Manager command groups Configuring a port for full duplexCommands used Configuring the SNMP agent for IP To configure a port for full duplexCommands used To configure the SNMP agentMonitoring traffic Commands usedTo check traffic on a port Creating VLANs To create an SVLAN To create a VBDConfiguring the spanning tree Creating custom filtersConsole Command Reference To set a custom filterlogin help-kbdbanner clearSystem commands logoutset-prompt set-passwdwarm-reset cold-resetsys-stat get-last-err init-nvramset-line-slip set-sw-fileIP commands set-par-fileset-fg-param start-fgIP Configuration get-ipget-ip-conf set-ipget-bootp set-bootpset-ip-conf get-slipC H A P T E R Address Resolution Protocol ARP Commands ping-stopget-arp-tbl SNMP commands SNMP community stringsSNMP trap message commands set-commget-auth set-authSwitching database commands add-trapdel-trap The entry has these properties Configuring and Managing the Switch get-lt-16C H A P T E R find-lt-addr del-lt-entrydel-lt-addr add-lt-entry get-lt-ageset-lt-age Custom filtering get-lt-filteradd-cf-entry del-cf-entry get-nv-cftblget-nv-cfilt C H A P T E RVLAN commands get-con-matrixget-vbc-matrix set-vbc-domain del-vbc-domainget-vbc-tbl set-sec-vlanSpanning tree commands del-sec-vlanget-svlan-tbl set-mon-portget-stp set-stpget-st-bcfg get-st-pcfgset-br-hellot set-br-fwdelset-prt-prio set-prt-enbPort configuration commands get-port-cfgset-port-dplex Switching statistics commands set-port-fctrlclr-cnt get-eth-cntget-colls-cnt get-rmon-cntC H A P T E R packets or bytes received packets forwarded Configuring and Managing the Switch get-mgm-brcntC H A P T E R Console command-linesummary Console CommandsSystem Commands IP CommandsIP Commands con’t SNMP CommandsSwitching Database Commands Virtual LAN VLAN Commands Spanning Tree CommandsPort Configuration Commands Switching Statistics Commands C H A P T E RPage 3 Troubleshooting message Default Configuration A Technical InformationSpecifications FeaturesPorts Console ManagerStatus Indicators per port General IndicatorsBoot and Configuration Connector Interfaces115 volt configuration 230 volt configurationElectrical Specifications 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 Limited Warranty FCC NoticeManufacturer declaration A p p e n dPage I Index Page Page Page Page Page World Wide Web CompuServeIntel BBS FaxBack