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Intel ZT 8101 10/100 user manual Serial Cable, B.1 Pin Assignments

Models: ZT 8101 10/100

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Serial Cable

The serial port on the front panel of the ZT 8101 switch requires a serial cable to connect the switch to a terminal or a PC running terminal emulation software. This RJ-45 to DB-9 conversion cable is a standard Ethernet cable with the serial signal assignments listed below.

B.1 Pin Assignments

RJ-45 Pin

Signal

1RTS

2DTR

3TxD

4GND

5GND

6RxD

7DSR

CTS

DB-9 Pin

Signal

1GND Shield

2RxD

3TxD

4DTR

5GND

6DSR

7RTS

8CTS

9NC

Intel® NetStructure™ ZT 8101 10/100 Ethernet Switch User’s Manual

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Intel ZT 8101 10/100 user manual Serial Cable, B.1 Pin Assignments

Contents

February User’s ManualIntel Corporation 5200 N.E. Elam Young Parkway Contents ContentsStorm Control ContentsTo create a new user account ContentsTo configure storm control ContentsAdmin and User Privileges ContentsContents Contents TablesFigures Revision HistoryContents Highlights Ethernet FeaturesLayer 2 Switching Functions IntroductionIntroduction Additional FeaturesLayer 3 Switching Functions Front Panel FeaturesElectrical SpecificationsWarranty Management FunctionsStandards Product Information and Sales SupportMechanical EnvironmentalFigure 1. Injector/Ejector Operations Installation and Initial SetupInstalling the Board Power onInstallation and Initial Setup Uninstalling the BoardIdentifying External Components Figure 2. Front Panel Status LEDsInstallation and Initial Setup Hot Swap LED Link / Activity LED ModePort LEDs Health Status LEDInstallation and Initial Setup Accessing the Local ConsoleLink / Speed LED Mode Getting Started with ManagementInstallation and Initial Setup Setting the IP AddressTo log in to the switch the first time To configure the IP addressUpgrading Firmware through Zmodem To upgrade the firmware using ZmodemInstallation and Initial Setup 5.Change HyperTerminal’s baud rate to Installation and Initial SetupManaging the Switch Switch Management and OperatingConcepts Flow Control Switch IP and MAC AddressesPort Configurations Switch Management and Operating ConceptsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts SNMPPort Security and MAC Address Learning SNMP Trap Events Sheet 1 ofSNMP Trap Events Sheet 2 of BOOTP/DHCP RelayDNS Relay Packet ForwardingSwitch Management and Operating Concepts MAC Address Aging TimeMAC Address Forwarding Storm ControlRouter Ports Traffic ControlIP Forwarding ARP TablePrioritization Methods PrioritySwitch Management and Operating Concepts Switch Management and Operating Concepts FilteringMAC Address Filtering IP Address FilteringSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Port MirroringSpanning Tree Protocol STP Levels and ParametersSwitch Management and Operating Concepts STP Parameters for the Switch LevelSTP Parameters for the Port Level Link AggregationSwitch Management and Operating Concepts •Layer 2 MAC Destination Address DA Switch Management and Operating ConceptsPort-BasedVLANs VLANsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts GVRP IEEE 802.1Q VLANsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Switch Management and Operating Concepts Broadcast Storm Control and VLANsLayer 3-BasedVLANs Ingress CheckingSystem IP Interface IP Path MTU DiscoveryIP Interfaces Multi-NettingIP Addressing Scheme Additional IP InterfacesSwitch Management and Operating Concepts GMRP MulticastingSwitch Management and Operating Concepts IGMP Queriers Internet Group Management Protocol IGMPSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Switch Management and Operating Concepts IGMP Group SettingsRouting Protocols IGMP SnoopingDistance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol DVMRP Protocol-IndependentMulticast - Dense Mode PIM-DMSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Switch Management and Operating Concepts •“General Deployment Strategy” •“VLAN Layout” Using the Telnet ConsoleBefore You Start General Deployment StrategyStatic Route Assessment Using the Telnet ConsoleVLAN Layout IP Addressing Scheme for VLANsUsing the Telnet Console Connecting to the SwitchGetting Started Console Usage ConventionsTo log in to the switch the first time Main MenuUsing the Telnet Console •Advanced Setup Figure 3. Main MenuUsing the Telnet Console •Basic SetupTo create a new user account Creating User AccountsUsing the Telnet Console Using the Telnet Console Admin and User PrivilegesSaving Changes To log in once you have created a registered userUsing the Telnet Console Basic SettingsReboot To save changes to NV-RAMBasic Switch Setup Switch InformationUsing the Telnet Console Using the Telnet Console Get IP From DescriptionUsing the Telnet Console Network Management SetupTo configure SNMP To configure trap recipientsUsing the Telnet Console Serial Port SettingsPort Configurations To configure the access listUsing the Telnet Console Switch UtilitiesTo upload a history log file To update firmwareTo download a configuration file To upload a configuration fileUsing the Telnet Console BOOTP/DHCP RelayTo enable the BOOTP/DHCP relay agent To test connectivity with pingDNS Relay To configure DNS Relay servicesUsing the Telnet Console Using the Telnet Console Network MonitoringPort Statistics To view port utilizationUsing the Telnet Console To view port error statisticsUsing the Telnet Console Address TablesTo view an analysis of packet sizes and types To view the MAC address tableTo view the routing table To view the IP address tableUsing the Telnet Console To view the router ports StatusTo view the ARP table To view GVRP statusUsing the Telnet Console To view the IGMP snooping statusTo view the IP multicast forwarding table To view the IGMP group tableTo view the DVMRP routing table To view the switch’s history logUsing the Telnet Console Using the Telnet Console Advanced SetupTo configure global STP switch settings Spanning TreeUsing the Telnet Console To define the port members of an STP groupForwarding To configure MAC address agingUsing the Telnet Console To configure multicast MAC address forwarding To configure unicast MAC address forwardingUsing the Telnet Console To configure advanced traffic control To configure storm controlUsing the Telnet Console To specify an IP address for filtering To configure static IP routesTo configure static ARP IP Address FilteringMAC Address Priority Priority SettingsUsing the Telnet Console Priority based on Port IP PriorityUsing the Telnet Console Description User Priority RegenerationUsing the Telnet Console FieldTo configure port GMRP settings Mirroring ConfigurationsTo configure a port for mirroring To configure GMRP globallyTo create or modify a port-basedVLAN To configure VLANs supporting GMRPVLAN Configuration To configure GVRP globallyDescription To create or modify an 802.1Q VLANUsing the Telnet Console FieldUsing the Telnet Console To configure the member ports of an 802.1Q VLANTo configure a link aggregation group Link AggregationUsing the Telnet Console To configure link aggregation load sharingLayer 3 IP Networking Setting Up IP InterfacesRIP Configuration To set up IP Interfaces on the switchUsing the Telnet Console Multicast Global ConfigurationsTo configure RIP To configure globally the multicast protocolsTo configure IGMP snooping IGMP ConfigurationUsing the Telnet Console Using the Telnet Console To configure IGMP for an IP interfaceTo configure PIM-DMfor an IP interface DVMRP Interface ConfigurationPIM-DMInterface Configurations To configure DVMRP for an IP interfaceUsing the Telnet Console Static Router PortUsing the Telnet Console To configure a static router port•“General Deployment Strategy” •“VLAN Layout” Using the Web ConsoleBefore You Start General Deployment StrategyStatic Route Assessment Using the Web ConsoleVLAN Layout IP Addressing Scheme for VLANsGetting Started Configuration OptionsLogging In Using the Web ConsoleUsing the Web Console Figure 4. Web Console—Reboot—Restartthe switch Using the Web Console2.Click Save Configuration To retain any configuration changes permanentlyAdmin and User Privileges Using the Web ConsoleBasic Settings Factory ResetTo reset the switch to factory default values Restart1.In the left panel, click Basic Switch Setup Switch InformationBasic Switch Setup Using the Web Console4. Click Apply Using the Web ConsoleGet IP From Description 1.In the left panel, click Serial Port Settings Serial Port SettingsPort Configurations Using the Web ConsoleUsing the Web Console To configure SNMP community stringsNetwork Management To configure trap recipientsUsing the Web Console To configure management station IP addressesSwitch Utilities To update firmware1.In the left panel, click Switch Utilities To download a configuration fileTo upload a configuration file Using the Web ConsoleTo test connectivity with ping BOOTP/DHCP Relay AgentTo configure the BOOTP/DHCP relay agent Using the Web ConsoleUsing the Web Console To configure the static BOOTP relay setupDNS Relay Network Monitoring To configure DNS RelayTo configure the static DNS table Using the Web ConsoleTo view port utilization To view port error statisticsUsing the Web Console Port StatisticsDescription Using the Web ConsoleTo view an analysis of packet sizes and types FieldTo view the IP address table Using the Web ConsoleAddress Tables To view the MAC address table1.In the left panel, click Network Monitoring Using the Web ConsoleTo view the routing table To view the ARP tableUsing the Web Console To view GVRP StatusTo view router ports To view IGMP snooping status4.Click Find The table displays this information Using the Web ConsoleTo view the IP multicast forwarding table To view the IGMP group tableColumn To view the switch’s history logUsing the Web Console To view the DVMRP routing tableUsing the Web Console To configure STP switch settingsSpanning Tree Protocol Advanced SetupTo define the port members of an STP group Using the Web Console5. Click Apply 3. Configure these fields To configure MAC address agingTo configure unicast MAC address forwarding Using the Web Console2. Click New and configure these fields To configure multicast MAC address forwardingTo configure storm control Using the Web Console4. Click Apply To configure advanced traffic controlTo configure static IP routes Using the Web ConsoleTo specify an IP address for filtering To configure static ARPUsing the Web Console IP Address FilteringMAC Address Priority Priority SettingsUsing the Web Console Priority based on Port IP PriorityUsing the Web Console Description User Priority RegenerationUsing the Web Console FieldTo configure GVRP globally VLAN ConfigurationsMirroring Configurations To configure a port for mirroringTo configure an 802.1Q VLAN To configure a port-basedVLANUsing the Web Console To configure GMRP globally To configure member ports of an 802.1Q VLANGMRP Using the Web ConsoleTo configure a link aggregation group Using the Web ConsoleLink Aggregation To configure link aggregation load sharing Layer 3 - IP NetworkingSetting Up IP Interfaces Using the Web ConsoleRIP Configuration To set up IP interfaces on the switchTo globally enable or disable RIP To configure RIP interface settingsConfigure these fields Multicast Global ConfigurationsTo configure globally the multicast protocols Using the Web ConsoleTo configure IGMP snooping IGMP ConfigurationsUsing the Web Console Using the Web Console DVMRP Interface ConfigurationsTo configure IGMP for an IP interface To configure DVMRP for an IP interfaceUsing the Web Console PIM-DMSetupStatic Router Port Settings To configure PIM-DMfor an IP interfaceUsing the Web Console To configure a static router port1.In the left panel, click Layer 3 IP Networking Using the Web Console Emissions Test Regulations SafetyAgency Approvals CE CertificationFCC—FederalCommunications Commission USA Product Safety InformationSafety Precautions Regulatory InformationAgency Approvals Safety InformationAgency Approvals Warranty InformationRack Mount Enclosure Safety Limited WarrantyFor EMEA Agency ApprovalsReturning a Defective Product RMA For the AmericasAgency Approvals E-mailaddress: sugiyamakx@intel.co.jpFor IJKK B.1 Pin Assignments Serial CableB.2 Building the Cable Figure 5. 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