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Intel ZT 8101 10/100 user manual Status LEDs, Front Panel, Installation and Initial Setup

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Figure 2. Front Panel

Status LEDs

The two LEDs at the bottom of the font panel are status LEDs. The top LED indicates the overall status of the board and the bottom LED indicates the hot swap status of the board.

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

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Intel ZT 8101 10/100 user manual Status LEDs, Front Panel, Installation and Initial Setup

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 Figures TablesRevision History ContentsContents Layer 2 Switching Functions Ethernet FeaturesIntroduction HighlightsLayer 3 Switching Functions Additional FeaturesFront Panel Features IntroductionWarranty SpecificationsManagement Functions ElectricalMechanical Product Information and Sales SupportEnvironmental StandardsInstalling the Board Installation and Initial SetupPower on Figure 1. Injector/Ejector OperationsIdentifying External Components Uninstalling the BoardInstallation and Initial Setup Installation and Initial Setup Status LEDsFigure 2. Front Panel Port LEDs Link / Activity LED ModeHealth Status LED Hot Swap LEDLink / Speed LED Mode Accessing the Local ConsoleGetting Started with Management Installation and Initial SetupTo log in to the switch the first time Setting the IP AddressTo configure the IP address Installation and Initial SetupInstallation and Initial Setup To upgrade the firmware using ZmodemUpgrading Firmware through Zmodem 5.Change HyperTerminal’s baud rate to Installation and Initial SetupConcepts Switch Management and OperatingManaging the Switch Port Configurations Switch IP and MAC AddressesSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Flow ControlPort Security and MAC Address Learning SNMPSNMP Trap Events Sheet 1 of Switch Management and Operating ConceptsDNS Relay BOOTP/DHCP RelayPacket Forwarding SNMP Trap Events Sheet 2 ofMAC Address Forwarding MAC Address Aging TimeStorm Control Switch Management and Operating ConceptsIP Forwarding Traffic ControlARP Table Router PortsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts PriorityPrioritization Methods MAC Address Filtering FilteringIP Address Filtering Switch Management and Operating ConceptsSpanning Tree Protocol Port MirroringSTP Levels and Parameters Switch Management and Operating ConceptsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts STP Parameters for the Switch LevelSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Link AggregationSTP Parameters for the Port Level •Layer 2 MAC Destination Address DA Switch Management and Operating ConceptsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts VLANsPort-BasedVLANs Switch Management and Operating Concepts IEEE 802.1Q VLANsGVRP Layer 3-BasedVLANs Broadcast Storm Control and VLANsIngress Checking Switch Management and Operating ConceptsIP Interfaces IP Path MTU DiscoveryMulti-Netting System IP InterfaceSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Additional IP InterfacesIP Addressing Scheme Switch Management and Operating Concepts MulticastingGMRP Switch Management and Operating Concepts Internet Group Management Protocol IGMPIGMP Queriers Routing Protocols IGMP Group SettingsIGMP Snooping Switch Management and Operating ConceptsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Protocol-IndependentMulticast - Dense Mode PIM-DMDistance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol DVMRP Switch Management and Operating Concepts Before You Start Using the Telnet ConsoleGeneral Deployment Strategy •“General Deployment Strategy” •“VLAN Layout”VLAN Layout Using the Telnet ConsoleIP Addressing Scheme for VLANs Static Route AssessmentGetting Started Connecting to the SwitchConsole Usage Conventions Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console Main MenuTo log in to the switch the first time Using the Telnet Console Figure 3. Main Menu•Basic Setup •Advanced SetupUsing the Telnet Console Creating User AccountsTo create a new user account Saving Changes Admin and User PrivilegesTo log in once you have created a registered user Using the Telnet ConsoleReboot Basic SettingsTo save changes to NV-RAM Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console Switch InformationBasic Switch Setup Using the Telnet Console Get IP From DescriptionTo configure SNMP Network Management SetupTo configure trap recipients Using the Telnet ConsolePort Configurations Serial Port SettingsTo configure the access list Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console Switch UtilitiesTo download a configuration file To update firmwareTo upload a configuration file To upload a history log fileTo enable the BOOTP/DHCP relay agent BOOTP/DHCP RelayTo test connectivity with ping Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To configure DNS Relay servicesDNS Relay Port Statistics Network MonitoringTo view port utilization Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To view port error statisticsTo view an analysis of packet sizes and types Address TablesTo view the MAC address table Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To view the IP address tableTo view the routing table To view the ARP table StatusTo view GVRP status To view the router portsTo view the IP multicast forwarding table To view the IGMP snooping statusTo view the IGMP group table Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To view the switch’s history logTo view the DVMRP routing table To configure global STP switch settings Advanced SetupSpanning Tree Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To define the port members of an STP groupUsing the Telnet Console To configure MAC address agingForwarding Using the Telnet Console To configure unicast MAC address forwardingTo configure multicast MAC address forwarding Using the Telnet Console To configure storm controlTo configure advanced traffic control To configure static ARP To configure static IP routesIP Address Filtering To specify an IP address for filteringUsing the Telnet Console Priority SettingsMAC Address Priority Using the Telnet Console IP PriorityPriority based on Port Using the Telnet Console User Priority RegenerationField DescriptionTo configure a port for mirroring Mirroring ConfigurationsTo configure GMRP globally To configure port GMRP settingsVLAN Configuration To configure VLANs supporting GMRPTo configure GVRP globally To create or modify a port-basedVLANUsing the Telnet Console To create or modify an 802.1Q VLANField DescriptionTo configure a link aggregation group To configure the member ports of an 802.1Q VLANLink Aggregation Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To configure link aggregation load sharingRIP Configuration Setting Up IP InterfacesTo set up IP Interfaces on the switch Layer 3 IP NetworkingTo configure RIP Multicast Global ConfigurationsTo configure globally the multicast protocols Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console IGMP ConfigurationTo configure IGMP snooping Using the Telnet Console To configure IGMP for an IP interfacePIM-DMInterface Configurations DVMRP Interface ConfigurationTo configure DVMRP for an IP interface To configure PIM-DMfor an IP interfaceUsing the Telnet Console Static Router PortUsing the Telnet Console To configure a static router portBefore You Start Using the Web ConsoleGeneral Deployment Strategy •“General Deployment Strategy” •“VLAN Layout”VLAN Layout Using the Web ConsoleIP Addressing Scheme for VLANs Static Route AssessmentLogging In Configuration OptionsUsing the Web Console Getting StartedUsing the Web Console Figure 4. Web Console—Reboot—Restartthe switch Using the Web ConsoleAdmin and User Privileges To retain any configuration changes permanentlyUsing the Web Console 2.Click Save ConfigurationTo reset the switch to factory default values Factory ResetRestart Basic SettingsBasic Switch Setup Switch InformationUsing the Web Console 1.In the left panel, click Basic Switch SetupGet IP From Description Using the Web Console4. Click Apply Port Configurations Serial Port SettingsUsing the Web Console 1.In the left panel, click Serial Port SettingsNetwork Management To configure SNMP community stringsTo configure trap recipients Using the Web ConsoleSwitch Utilities To configure management station IP addressesTo update firmware Using the Web ConsoleTo upload a configuration file To download a configuration fileUsing the Web Console 1.In the left panel, click Switch UtilitiesTo configure the BOOTP/DHCP relay agent BOOTP/DHCP Relay AgentUsing the Web Console To test connectivity with pingDNS Relay To configure the static BOOTP relay setupUsing the Web Console To configure the static DNS table To configure DNS RelayUsing the Web Console Network MonitoringUsing the Web Console To view port error statisticsPort Statistics To view port utilizationTo view an analysis of packet sizes and types Using the Web ConsoleField DescriptionAddress Tables Using the Web ConsoleTo view the MAC address table To view the IP address tableTo view the routing table Using the Web ConsoleTo view the ARP table 1.In the left panel, click Network MonitoringTo view router ports To view GVRP StatusTo view IGMP snooping status Using the Web ConsoleTo view the IP multicast forwarding table Using the Web ConsoleTo view the IGMP group table 4.Click Find The table displays this informationUsing the Web Console To view the switch’s history logTo view the DVMRP routing table ColumnSpanning Tree Protocol To configure STP switch settingsAdvanced Setup Using the Web Console5. Click Apply Using the Web ConsoleTo define the port members of an STP group To configure unicast MAC address forwarding To configure MAC address agingUsing the Web Console 3. Configure these fieldsTo configure storm control To configure multicast MAC address forwardingUsing the Web Console 2. Click New and configure these fieldsTo configure static IP routes To configure advanced traffic controlUsing the Web Console 4. Click ApplyUsing the Web Console To configure static ARPIP Address Filtering To specify an IP address for filteringUsing the Web Console Priority SettingsMAC Address Priority Using the Web Console IP PriorityPriority based on Port Using the Web Console User Priority RegenerationField DescriptionMirroring Configurations VLAN ConfigurationsTo configure a port for mirroring To configure GVRP globallyUsing the Web Console To configure a port-basedVLANTo configure an 802.1Q VLAN GMRP To configure member ports of an 802.1Q VLANUsing the Web Console To configure GMRP globallyLink Aggregation Using the Web ConsoleTo configure a link aggregation group Setting Up IP Interfaces Layer 3 - IP NetworkingUsing the Web Console To configure link aggregation load sharingTo globally enable or disable RIP To set up IP interfaces on the switchTo configure RIP interface settings RIP ConfigurationTo configure globally the multicast protocols Multicast Global ConfigurationsUsing the Web Console Configure these fieldsUsing the Web Console IGMP ConfigurationsTo configure IGMP snooping To configure IGMP for an IP interface DVMRP Interface ConfigurationsTo configure DVMRP for an IP interface Using the Web ConsoleStatic Router Port Settings PIM-DMSetupTo configure PIM-DMfor an IP interface Using the Web Console1.In the left panel, click Layer 3 IP Networking To configure a static router portUsing the Web Console Using the Web Console Agency Approvals SafetyCE Certification Emissions Test RegulationsSafety Precautions Product Safety InformationRegulatory Information FCC—FederalCommunications Commission USAAgency Approvals Safety InformationRack Mount Enclosure Safety Warranty InformationLimited Warranty Agency ApprovalsReturning a Defective Product RMA Agency ApprovalsFor the Americas For EMEAFor IJKK E-mailaddress: sugiyamakx@intel.co.jpAgency Approvals B.1 Pin Assignments Serial CableSerial Cable Figure 5. Serial Cable DiagramB.2 Building the Cable