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Intel ZT 8101 10/100 user manual Using the Web Console

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Using the Web Console

Figure 4. Web Console

The left panel has these options:

•Basic Setup

—Switch Information—Display information about the switch’s hardware, firmware, and protocol configuration.

—Basic Switch Setup—Configure the switch’s IP address.

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

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Intel ZT 8101 10/100 user manual Using the Web Console

Contents

User’s Manual FebruaryIntel Corporation 5200 N.E. Elam Young Parkway Contents ContentsContents Storm ControlContents To create a new user accountContents To configure storm controlContents Admin and User PrivilegesContents Tables FiguresRevision History ContentsContents Ethernet Features Layer 2 Switching FunctionsIntroduction HighlightsAdditional Features Layer 3 Switching FunctionsFront Panel Features IntroductionSpecifications WarrantyManagement Functions ElectricalProduct Information and Sales Support MechanicalEnvironmental StandardsInstallation and Initial Setup Installing the BoardPower on Figure 1. Injector/Ejector OperationsIdentifying External Components Uninstalling the BoardInstallation and Initial Setup Installation and Initial Setup Status LEDsFigure 2. Front Panel Link / Activity LED Mode Port LEDsHealth Status LED Hot Swap LEDAccessing the Local Console Link / Speed LED ModeGetting Started with Management Installation and Initial SetupSetting the IP Address To log in to the switch the first timeTo configure the IP address Installation and Initial SetupInstallation and Initial Setup To upgrade the firmware using ZmodemUpgrading Firmware through Zmodem Installation and Initial Setup 5.Change HyperTerminal’s baud rate toConcepts Switch Management and OperatingManaging the Switch Switch IP and MAC Addresses Port ConfigurationsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Flow ControlSNMP Port Security and MAC Address LearningSNMP Trap Events Sheet 1 of Switch Management and Operating ConceptsBOOTP/DHCP Relay DNS RelayPacket Forwarding SNMP Trap Events Sheet 2 ofMAC Address Aging Time MAC Address ForwardingStorm Control Switch Management and Operating ConceptsTraffic Control IP ForwardingARP Table Router PortsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts PriorityPrioritization Methods Filtering MAC Address FilteringIP Address Filtering Switch Management and Operating ConceptsPort Mirroring Spanning Tree ProtocolSTP Levels and Parameters Switch Management and Operating ConceptsSTP Parameters for the Switch Level Switch Management and Operating ConceptsSwitch Management and Operating Concepts Link AggregationSTP Parameters for the Port Level Switch Management and Operating Concepts •Layer 2 MAC Destination Address DASwitch Management and Operating Concepts VLANsPort-BasedVLANs Switch Management and Operating Concepts IEEE 802.1Q VLANsGVRP Broadcast Storm Control and VLANs Layer 3-BasedVLANsIngress Checking Switch Management and Operating ConceptsIP Path MTU Discovery IP InterfacesMulti-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 IGMP Group Settings Routing ProtocolsIGMP 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 Using the Telnet Console Before You StartGeneral Deployment Strategy •“General Deployment Strategy” •“VLAN Layout”Using the Telnet Console VLAN LayoutIP Addressing Scheme for VLANs Static Route AssessmentConnecting to the Switch Getting StartedConsole Usage Conventions Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console Main MenuTo log in to the switch the first time Figure 3. Main Menu Using the Telnet Console•Basic Setup •Advanced SetupUsing the Telnet Console Creating User AccountsTo create a new user account Admin and User Privileges Saving ChangesTo log in once you have created a registered user Using the Telnet ConsoleBasic Settings RebootTo save changes to NV-RAM Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console Switch InformationBasic Switch Setup Get IP From Description Using the Telnet ConsoleNetwork Management Setup To configure SNMPTo configure trap recipients Using the Telnet ConsoleSerial Port Settings Port ConfigurationsTo configure the access list Using the Telnet ConsoleSwitch Utilities Using the Telnet ConsoleTo update firmware To download a configuration fileTo upload a configuration file To upload a history log fileBOOTP/DHCP Relay To enable the BOOTP/DHCP relay agentTo test connectivity with ping Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To configure DNS Relay servicesDNS Relay Network Monitoring Port StatisticsTo view port utilization Using the Telnet ConsoleTo view port error statistics Using the Telnet ConsoleAddress Tables To view an analysis of packet sizes and typesTo view the MAC address table Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To view the IP address tableTo view the routing table Status To view the ARP tableTo view GVRP status To view the router portsTo view the IGMP snooping status To view the IP multicast forwarding tableTo view the IGMP group table Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console To view the switch’s history logTo view the DVMRP routing table Advanced Setup To configure global STP switch settingsSpanning Tree Using the Telnet ConsoleTo define the port members of an STP group Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing 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 IP routes To configure static ARPIP 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 User Priority Regeneration Using the Telnet ConsoleField DescriptionMirroring Configurations To configure a port for mirroringTo configure GMRP globally To configure port GMRP settingsTo configure VLANs supporting GMRP VLAN ConfigurationTo configure GVRP globally To create or modify a port-basedVLANTo create or modify an 802.1Q VLAN Using the Telnet ConsoleField DescriptionTo configure the member ports of an 802.1Q VLAN To configure a link aggregation groupLink Aggregation Using the Telnet ConsoleTo configure link aggregation load sharing Using the Telnet ConsoleSetting Up IP Interfaces RIP ConfigurationTo set up IP Interfaces on the switch Layer 3 IP NetworkingMulticast Global Configurations To configure RIPTo configure globally the multicast protocols Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Telnet Console IGMP ConfigurationTo configure IGMP snooping To configure IGMP for an IP interface Using the Telnet ConsoleDVMRP Interface Configuration PIM-DMInterface ConfigurationsTo configure DVMRP for an IP interface To configure PIM-DMfor an IP interfaceStatic Router Port Using the Telnet ConsoleTo configure a static router port Using the Telnet ConsoleUsing the Web Console Before You StartGeneral Deployment Strategy •“General Deployment Strategy” •“VLAN Layout”Using the Web Console VLAN LayoutIP Addressing Scheme for VLANs Static Route AssessmentConfiguration Options Logging InUsing the Web Console Getting StartedFigure 4. Web Console Using the Web ConsoleUsing the Web Console —Reboot—Restartthe switchTo retain any configuration changes permanently Admin and User PrivilegesUsing the Web Console 2.Click Save ConfigurationFactory Reset To reset the switch to factory default valuesRestart Basic SettingsSwitch Information Basic Switch SetupUsing the Web Console 1.In the left panel, click Basic Switch SetupGet IP From Description Using the Web Console4. Click Apply Serial Port Settings Port ConfigurationsUsing the Web Console 1.In the left panel, click Serial Port SettingsTo configure SNMP community strings Network ManagementTo configure trap recipients Using the Web ConsoleTo configure management station IP addresses Switch UtilitiesTo update firmware Using the Web ConsoleTo download a configuration file To upload a configuration fileUsing the Web Console 1.In the left panel, click Switch UtilitiesBOOTP/DHCP Relay Agent To configure the 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 DNS Relay To configure the static DNS tableUsing the Web Console Network MonitoringTo view port error statistics Using the Web ConsolePort Statistics To view port utilizationUsing the Web Console To view an analysis of packet sizes and typesField DescriptionUsing the Web Console Address TablesTo view the MAC address table To view the IP address tableUsing the Web Console To view the routing tableTo view the ARP table 1.In the left panel, click Network MonitoringTo view GVRP Status To view router portsTo view IGMP snooping status Using the Web ConsoleUsing the Web Console To view the IP multicast forwarding tableTo view the IGMP group table 4.Click Find The table displays this informationTo view the switch’s history log Using the Web ConsoleTo view the DVMRP routing table ColumnTo configure STP switch settings Spanning Tree ProtocolAdvanced Setup Using the Web Console5. Click Apply Using the Web ConsoleTo define the port members of an STP group To configure MAC address aging To configure unicast MAC address forwardingUsing the Web Console 3. Configure these fieldsTo configure multicast MAC address forwarding To configure storm controlUsing the Web Console 2. Click New and configure these fieldsTo configure advanced traffic control To configure static IP routesUsing the Web Console 4. Click ApplyTo configure static ARP Using the Web ConsoleIP 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 User Priority Regeneration Using the Web ConsoleField DescriptionVLAN Configurations Mirroring ConfigurationsTo configure a port for mirroring To configure GVRP globallyUsing the Web Console To configure a port-basedVLANTo configure an 802.1Q VLAN To configure member ports of an 802.1Q VLAN GMRPUsing the Web Console To configure GMRP globallyLink Aggregation Using the Web ConsoleTo configure a link aggregation group Layer 3 - IP Networking Setting Up IP InterfacesUsing the Web Console To configure link aggregation load sharingTo set up IP interfaces on the switch To globally enable or disable RIPTo configure RIP interface settings RIP ConfigurationMulticast Global Configurations To configure globally the multicast protocolsUsing the Web Console Configure these fieldsUsing the Web Console IGMP ConfigurationsTo configure IGMP snooping DVMRP Interface Configurations To configure IGMP for an IP interfaceTo configure DVMRP for an IP interface Using the Web ConsolePIM-DMSetup Static Router Port SettingsTo 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 Safety Agency ApprovalsCE Certification Emissions Test RegulationsProduct Safety Information Safety PrecautionsRegulatory Information FCC—FederalCommunications Commission USASafety Information Agency ApprovalsWarranty Information Rack Mount Enclosure SafetyLimited Warranty Agency ApprovalsAgency Approvals Returning a Defective Product RMAFor the Americas For EMEAFor IJKK E-mailaddress: sugiyamakx@intel.co.jpAgency Approvals Serial Cable B.1 Pin AssignmentsSerial Cable Figure 5. Serial Cable DiagramB.2 Building the Cable